Lewis Tulare returned
on the "Mount McKinley"
from a three-months trip
to the States.
Emil Norgarden, who sue ■
ceeded Sidney Denison as
District Ranger, visited
Moose Pass Monday night
and Tuesday.
George Severson is cut
ting ties at Mile 26.
Clarence Scheiber is re
ported to be recovering
rapidly from an operation
he underwent in Anchorage.
Roy Luckey is taking Mr.
Scheiber's place on the
section while Mr. Scheiber
is in the hospital.
John Dryer is operating
Warren Nutter's trap-line
this winter.
Art Frisbie of Frying
Pan Island, Skilak Lake,
returned on the "Mount Mc
Kinley’ from a visit with
his parents in Astoria,Ore.
This was Mr. Frisbie's
first trip Outside for
seven years.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent King
of Hope, and Mr. Steele,
were in Moose Pass Thurs
day night of last week,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Thurston.
R. L. Hatcher, presi
dent of the United Mining
and Development company at
Mile 44, is said to have
purchased more than $4,000
worth of equipment for the
mine during his present
visit to the States. His
purchases include a Marcy
Ball mill, a crusher and
a classifier and three tons
of balls for the mill.Oth
er equipment is for the in
stalment of water power to
run the mill.
F. W. Bewley of Seattle
who has had 50 years exper
ience as a mill operator,
has been engaged for the :
coming season. Mr. Hatch
er plans to operate both
the new mill and the one .
already at the mine site.
He will not return to
Alaska for another month.
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TIME says that in Pontotoc» Miss., two-and-a-half
year -old Keith McKnight fall into an empty 54-foot well.
When his mother shouted* "Are you down there, Keith?",
Keith replied* "Yes, and I'm dirty, too."
A taxi was creeping slowly thru the New York rush-hour
traffic and the passenger was in a hurry.
"Please," said the passenger, "can't you go any faster?"
"Sure I can,"the driver replied, "but I aint allowed
to leave the taxi." - The American Legion Magazine