Eight men of ten required are already
at work on this railroad section, including
Antoine Velanis, boss; Clarence Scheiber,
Roy Luckie, Paul Williams, Kenneth Gwynne,
Chick Sums, Roy Withee and James Brown.
John L. Nelson has been having a bout
with flu all this week.
Mrs. Antoine Velanis went to Seward on
business -m 7ednesday. Thursday both Mr.
and Mrs. Velanis were il’’-u*d in bed with
flu.
Miss Eunice Adelle Maples, who attended
high school in Seward the last winter, will
return to her home at Doming.N.Mex.,with
her mother, Mrs. D.L.Maples.
Cole MacDougal iB with the Oscar Plow
mans at Lawing.
Wallace M. Nutter is again resident of
Moose Pass.
The Crown Point mining company is work
ing the road to their property. That is
the blasting you hear.
Mrs. John L. Nelson is another victim
of flu. She is reported to be very ill.
CABIN FOR RENT - Three rooms partly furn
ished. Lights. $15.00 a month. See
Will Estes.
WANTED - To exchange a few subscriptions
to Moose Pass Miner for cordwood.
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'•RELIANCE" OIL BURNERS - Inquire
for prices
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PLYMOUTH
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YOUR LIVING STANDARD IS DIFFERENT AND WE HAVE MADE PRO
VISION FOR ALL OF THESE LATER DAY CHANGES.
OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN ALL LINES - SO WHY
GO FURTHER ?
THIS WEEK'S ARRIVALS:
POTATOES, BUTTER, EGGS, BACON, HAM, FRESH TOMATOES,
CABBAGE, APPLES AND RHUBARB.
NEW C AMP STOVES - YOU WILL SOON NEED ONE
AND WE HAVE 'EM.
"THE BEST BY TEST"
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Mnnsr. pass etiqbe:
GROCERIES
HARD WARE
DRUG SUNDRIES
WORK CLOTHING
Roland Paul and "Chuck” Flynn are
assisting Ralph Reid in the building of a
cement foundation under his house*
Harry Conkey ,member of the BPR survey-1
ing crew, is living in his cabin on Trail
Lake avenue.
Lewis Tulare and his newcomer brothers
made a trip to Grant Lake this week.
Moat of us ere pronouncing DICTATOR
wrong. The first syllable should not be
accented. T?ie accent falls on the second
syllable according to Webster, Oxford,
Funk and Wagnalls, Century and so on. Some
editions of Webster list DIC-ta-tor as
second choioe. None of the others even
as second choice. Correct pronunciation
is dik-TAY-ter. Like con-TRACT-or.