Because of slides and
all that NORTH of Anchorage
Thursday nights train came
in Saturday morning. Trains
operate regularly on the
roadbed that's "hard to kee3
up" and hasn't been kept up.
Cole MacDougal mushed to
Moose Pass from Lawing Fri
day.
R. L. Hatcher of United
Mines '■> Milling Co,, sailed
last week for the States to
purchase additional machin
ery for the mine at Mile 44.
Mrs. Helen Ebing, former
ly of Moose Poes will have
a story in the February
Alaska Sportsman, on sale
around January 10.
Mrs. Ebing writes that
she entered a contest in
Alaska Life and has had
word that her article will
appear in Janurry. She
says "writing is fun, and
it keeps me busy instead of
lonely."
She says: "We have had
no snow so far and only a
few frosts - just about
like September in Moose
Pass. We had a terrible
thunderstorm here about a
week ago - the concussion
made the house shake as in
a heavy wind.
Alic was married in Los
Angeles around the 18th.
The newlyweds vill spend
Christmas with Ensign Webb'
parents in Kansas City,Mo.
At long last the Mata
nuska Valley Farmers Co-op
erative Association is on
its own. Ala.ska Rural Re
habilitation Corporation
steps out and the Co-opera
tive Association purchases
all stock, Trading Post,
Warehouse, Garage and even
tually the buildings in the
Palmer Civic Center.
Our best wishes to the
Matanuska Valley Farmers
Co-operative Association!
We hope you'll be the most
successful Co-operative As
sociation in all the world.
Norman Stines sailed for
the States last week. He
v/ill return in February,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'Wil
liams have returned from
Russian River Rendezvous.
J
STAPLE GROCERIES - HARDWARE
GASOLINE AND
OILS
MOOSE PASS
ALASKA