COMPLETE LINE OF CANNED FRUITS AND JUICES,
LUNCH MEATS, VEGETABLES, EGGS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
PIGS’ FEET, STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES . .
CIGARS .CIGARETTES, & TOBACCOS
John Thurston, Carl
'Yeidman and Harold Seater
found a dead cow moose on
the south side of the
slough. It had become en"
tangled in a barbed wire
fence and its neck and a
leg were broken.
Roy Luckey, Sr., and
Roy Luckey, Jr., each got
black bears at Mile 36 Iasi
Monday.
Jay Hunt and Kenneth
Condit went to Ptarmigan
Lake 9n a weekend hunt and
brought homo a black bear.
Wyman Anderson is ddvm
from Falls Creek mine and
is finishing the new base
ment at Gillis' Store.
A mean snow and mud
slide occurred at Mile 21
Friday afternoon. It was
about 100 yards wide and
20 feet deep on the high
way.
Leo Ohnhauser has decid
ed not to go to Sitka. He
is looking for a place to
live that is nearer Moose
Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Douglas
and Bonnie Lou, Mr. and
Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Howard
Johnson visited Moose Pass
en route to a day's outing
on Cooper Creek.
Pathfinder says*"The
public never knows what it
want s unti1 it get s it."
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MOOSE PASS
SANDWICHES
ALASKA
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ALASKA
Richard Avedon says:
About Paulette Goddard
I couldn't be boddard.
Little Jack Homer
Sat in a corner
Playing a dirge on his spinet
No matter what show
He'd take in he'd knov
Don Ameche would surely be in
it.
['d be glad if I didn't have
to speak no, hear no> see no
Ida Lupoeno*
Since "Gone With tho Wind”
Miss Vivien Leigh
Has always looked
0 X to meigh.
As for Gypsoy Rose
Who knoso?
When I soe Ed Wynn
I just give ynn.