lire. Alice Murphy haB been very ill for
the past week from an attack of flu. She
is still far from recovery,
Roy Thurston is building a garage op
posite his home on Trail Lake Avenue.
Jack Lean, merchant at Cooper's Landing,
and Buster Revell were Moose Pass visi
tors Tuesday.
Elwyn Swetmann of Seward, spent Monday
night with Bill Saxton and arrived in
Moose Pass early Tuesday en route to Sew
ard.
Russell Wfilliams has sold a big bunch
of his mink skins at a satisfactory price.
John L. Nelson has a new garage under
construction. He expects a new Studeba
ker car to arrive by this week's boat.
BINGO PARTY to which everybody is invi
ted at the School House next Tuesday eve
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ARE YOU BUILDING
A NEW CABIN?
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WHY GO FURTHER THAN THIS
LITTLE STORE ?
FOR THINGS THAT ALL BIG STORES
CARRY?
In the Grocery Department Nothing but First
Grade Merchandise is Carried such as -
DEL MONTE and LIBBY*S BRANDS OF CANNED MEATS,
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACONS, HAMS, AND BROOKFIELD BUTTER,
HORMEL'S LUNCHEON MEATS, LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES, £ CHICKENS, PIGS' FEET & ETC
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M. BOSTON BAKED BEANS A BROWN BREAD FOR A QUICK MEAL
WE SUGGEST -
BUY BY THE CASE
IT'S CHEAPER
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HARDWARE - DRUGS AND
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Mrs. Irene Holden of Seward, was among
those who attended the “Evening in Old
Mexico" dance at Hielo's Cantina last
Saturday night.
W. M. Nutter is trapping coyotes these
days. Big bounty on their scalps.
Mrs. George Janes of the Seward "Alaska
Shop" visited Moose Pass the day before
New Years.
Harry Conkey and Fred Holley have turn
ed their cabin to face Trail Lake. This
gives them a gorgeous view.