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Where they 9ur?e the Best Drinks in Town
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JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
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Ice cream is a swell dessert
It’s non-habit forming and
it’s good for you. Eat a lot of it
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MIXERS
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
When Kodiak has 3,000 what will you have?
KODIAK .
DIARY ...
A Willys pickup truck arrived
on the Lakina this week for the
Kodiak Mercantile company and
Paul Fretzs, the store manager,
parked it behind the building off
the alley.
Paul went to lunch, and when
he returned discovered that some
one had filled the back end of
the truck with a load of scrap
lumber and trash. He thought
somebody had done it as a joke,
but discovered later that a young
man had been hired to pick up
some of the remodeling debris of
the new Polar Bear cafe and bad
thought he was to put it in that
truck.
So it was no joke.
This week Emil Knudsen, pro
prietor of the Kodiak fountain,
received a shipment of articles
for his store from St. Michael,
Alaska.
As is the custom from time
immemorial, he began looking at
the newspapers which had been
used for packing, and although
the shipment hadn’t been that
long on the way one of the pap
ers was an 1898 issue of the San
Francisco Examiner! Among the
articles was an item about gold
being shipped from St. Michael
on the famed vessel the “Port
land” and one about a murder,
wherein a woman sent some
chocolates with poison in them
to some one, successfully.
' We don’t know the explana
tion of the use of such an old
paper as packing material, of
course. But it would be reassur
ing to publish a paper in St.
Michael with the prospects of
not having the current issue
used as packing material until
1992.
From Danny Boskofsky, S-lc,
comes an interesting account of
his experiences aboard the U. S.
S. Cape Gloucester, aircraft car
rier. Danny, who is from Kodiak,
is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs.
Senefont Malutin, of this city,
and has two sisters here, Martha
and Mary. The following excerpts
are from a letter written by him
recently:
The Cape left San Diego on
May 23 and stopped first at
Pearl Harbor. After several
weeks of training and night fly
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