HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs• Frank Ring, Iris Ring, the
three Pfeiff children, Beverly Sor
renson and Merle Anderson were all
in to the hosnital during the week
for tonsil and adenoid removal,
Kathryn Kennedy, daughter of
Postmistress May V, Kennedy is suf
fering from mastoiditis and a con
dition of the middle ear. Earl
KcFenry has also been having ear
trouble•
Ken Corliss got his hand in a
bad snot when the crane swung while
loading a disc harrow onto a truck,
with the result that one of his
fingers was badly smashed. His in
jury was treated at the hospital
and he was discharged, but it will
be some time before the hand will
be of much use to him again.
Runar Mattson, who is convalesc
ing from an operation for hernia,
will be going home soon.
BUZZES FROM TFE BUTTE
Mrs. Lloyd Bell was in from the
Butte to rerort that their two
hives of bees are already working
full time, from 9 in the morning
until six at night. She reports
that they wintered well and are now
gathering no lien, nrobably nussy
willow as they are now out in great
quantities.
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"Red" Frodenberg has arrived in
caitir and will now he permanently
located at Sally's Cafe where he
has an interest.
Charles O'Leary, of Nome, has
signed uo as electrician under
Chick Perrine.
John Turner of the accounting
office has been called back to
Juneau.
Bob Chanquist, vho has been
prospecting for the oast couple of
months around the Manhandle, is
back in came.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Johnson
wish to thank everyone, and es
pecially the Nile DeLunds, for all
the aid that has been given them
since they suffered the loss of
their home b3^ fire.
FOR SALE: Charles Moore has a 26"
bike he wants to sell for $5,00
PTTLC0, 7 tube battery radio set
in Al condition. 1120 value $35.00