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First time in Kodiak....
CHOCOLATE DOUGHNUTS ( yes, delicious chocolate
all the way through ) plus a generous topping of Choco
late Icing! You’ll have to order extra of these to keep
your family happy!
Chocolate Doughnuts
ONLY 60c a dozen
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(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveniHqs and Sundays
at Knudsen’s Kodiak Fountain)
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During the time that Alaska
Steamship boat was delayed in
Seward by the war’s ending,
Mrs. Leif Norman and daughter
Nancy, Mrs. Jack Delane and
daughter Gloria, and Zita Crnich,
all of Kod ak, to kill time, took a
meandering walk out one of the
paths into the hills behind Sew
ard.
On their way back suddenly
between them and town, right
on the path, appeared a bear.
The bear merely went its way,
left the path, and ambled over
the hill.
We weren’t there, of course,
but our spy tells us that the trite
expression, “frozen in their
tracks” is the only appropriate
description of the hikers when
they saw the animal.
They would have been frozen
there yet, except for the fact
that their knees knocked togeth
er so hard that it jarred them
loose.
After the best time ever made
by anyone over the trail on any
return trip the ladies and child
ren arrived safely back at the
boat.
Our spy also tells us that was
the last hike any of them took.
Archie Davis from the Swan,
is responsible for one of the clev
erest trophies we have seen in
some time, and one that should
prove of interest to many.
The trophy is mounted on a!
varnished shield-shaped board,
as it should be, und printed on
the board is the explanation
that the trophy is a D. T.
Davis tells us he woke up to
find the D. T. in bed with him,
that it jumped out and ran
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across the floor and some one
stepped on it and killed it.
It is a cute little pink-faced
animal, with horns. On close in
spection the head looks remark
ably like a.crab claw, the mouth
being the open claw, and the two
horns resemble closely two curv
ing bear claws.
But of course it couldn’t be
that.
Davis says a picture post card
is to be made of it for a souvenir
which he feels will be in great
demand, as it is the only one he
knows of ever captured.
It’s the only one we know of,
either.
A letter from Douglas, Wyom
ing, written by a woman inter
ested in coming to Alaska, asked
of a Kodiak friend of hers of the
chances of work and the eost of
of living in Kodiak.
Both questions, we take it, are
very pertinent. But the letter
closed with a query as to whether
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