Frank Case and Maurice
Goff came down from Grant
Lake Tuesday, where they
trapped thru the winter.
They are now at their min
ing location at Mile 45,
getting ready for an early
start. ■___
George Lindsay and Joe
Vonah are cutting mine tim
bers and will soon begin
work at Summit Mine. The
bunkhouse belonging to the
mine has not been found af
ter the big snowslide on
Christmas Day.
R. A. Paul and Harry
Conkey have staked a quarts
claim on Colorado Creek
above the Oracle mine.
Roycroft-Estes Bros,
brought the last of a big
tie consignment for the
railroad, in from Mile 26-g
last Thursday.
Dr. Armstrong from Sew
ard General hospital has
been "subbing" for Dr. Al
brecht at Palmer while the
latter enjoyed a vacation.
Sam Griese j.s at Seward
General hospital for
treatment for an ear af
fliction.
Roycroft-Estes Bros,
have finished overhauling
their concrete mixer and
will paint it next Sunday.
"The better the day, the
better the deed."
Leo Ohnhauser mushed to
Moose Pass for supplies
from his home at Mile 24
last Wednesday.
Peter Brown, caretaker
of the mining property of
the late Mike Connolly,at
Sunrise, is in Seward Gen
eral hospital with a brokei
hip. He fell thru a trap
door opening in the floor
of the cabin he occupies,
on Sunday afternoon Febru
ary 25. With difficulty
he climbed from the cellar
and with the aid of two
shovels managed to get to
the highway, a quarter of
a mile away, and leave a
note asking for help. Hisj
plight was not discovered
until Tuesday when he was
taken to the hospital.
GOING, GOING, BUT NOT YET ALL GONE 1
A SUPPLY OF NEW CARROTS
LUSCIOUS YELLOW NEWTON APPLES.
They make Good Apple Sauce,
Good Pies and Good Eating.
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PLENTY OF POTATOES, ONIONS, EGGS,
BUTTER, CANNED VEGETABLES, FRUITS,
AND SEA FOOD.CHEESE,
PANCAKE FLOURS, SYRUPS & PRESERVES.
STAPLE GROCERIES
HARDWARE
GASOLINE AND OILS
MOOSE PASS
ALASKA
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Eskimo - What would you say, darling, if I told you
I pushed my dog team for a thousand miles thru ice and
snow, just to tell you I love you?
Eskimoette - I'd say that was a lot of mush.
-Bee-Hive
Flattery, like perfume, is to be smelled of, not swal
lowed. —Anonymous
If your wife laughs at your jokes, you have either
good jokes or a good wife.
-Montreal Star.