HOPE HAPPENINGS
Carl Clarke is working
diligently on his now log
home on the bench. It will
apparently be a large one.
Mr, Doranzo has returned
from Seward General hospi
tal and is again at work
for Palmer Creek Mining Co.
The Xing salmon are run
ning in Cook Inlet. Some
of our fishermen are bring
ing in whoppers.
Kent King's prize cow is
/iaiding 24 quarts of milk
every day. His new bull
calf met with a second ac
cident - almost drowned in
a ditch. Is recovering
from his knee injury.
Many newcomers to Kenai
Peninsula are seeking home
sites and homesteads near
Hope.
Charles Hatheson's boat,
The Yonderbound, nov; makes
regular weekend trips to
Anchorage, leaving Hope on '
Saturdays and returning on
Monday, weather permitting.
The road is now open to
the Svetmann nine. A 40-ft
snowslide of last ranter
had to be cut through. The
mine will mill its ore at
the former Hershey -.nine
this season.
George Roll has sent to
Seward several large car
tons of fine radishes since
the 15th of May.
The apple trees of Geo.
Roll and Mrs. Ironside are
in lovely bloom and very
fragrant.
The livestock department
at the Nutter farm nov; in
cludes 125 chickens, six
geese and two pigs. More
chicken eggs and some duck
eggs are in process of in
cubation.
Ivor Nearhousc has a big
crop of youngberries coming
bn.
Russell Williams' cabin
is now occupied by R. A.
Bush.
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SALMON EGGS
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