C01 TIC'0 AND COUNT
Mr. J. 0. Tonzcl, who cane here
lata in December to oncn the new
Treasury Accounts office, has left
to return to his clutics in Tunoau ,
and IT. John Turner has arrived to
carry on the oil ice.
T]ie next b o.. t will hr inr: IT. Ar
thur Ac a'.is who will relieve Mr.
D. ?utnam of the disbursinr ofiice.
Miss Susan Trent1!, school teacher
who will rcnlace Miss Mary Johnson
at Hatanuska, has arrived to take
ever her duties. Me....eLing, the va 1 -
ley was no easy trick for Miss
Trenth as she was at Fiddeford when
•■Tord of her noo ointment reached lier.
She lied to mush 23 miles to the
railroad where she caught a train.
Mrs. Morekrid of anchorage has
accented the vacancy created when
Miss Marie Lyon heeded the beckon
ing: of youn.j Dan Cue id.
Howard Lyng, SenatorLai candidate
from the 2nd L iv i s Ion, 7. i 11 att end
the Territorial leiroorctic Conven
tion to ho hold at reward J'an. 16.
It is understood that ’’alter
huntley, newly e^oointed Commission
er of the district, will cIso attend
as a guest of A. A. Fhonbcck, Civi
s ional Committeemon.
Arnold Newman, son of an old set
tler and me as one: ar for the A”R C , is
just back from a hunting trio it
isnTt the good fortune of every 16
year old boy to experience.
As a starter he, his father and
another party hiked up the Ynik
Diver SO miles. There they estab
lished a b a s e o amp . Their first b ag
was a big bull moose, then they hit
out after goats. Running into a
band of from 60 to 75 they had no
trouble getting their limit of six.
A near accident occurred when a
goat shot high up on a slide c-me
tumbling down at a terrific rate
and almost caught one of the hunters
below.
"Hushing through snow-laden brush
and climbing mountain peaks is hard
work," said Arnold. "And si washing
out this kind of weather is not ex
actly like a warm bed at home, but
the fun was certainly worth it."
In a letter to Don L. Irwin,
Matt Saarela, colonist from Big
Fork, Minnesota who left early in
the summer, sends New Your Greet
ings to call his old friends.
"Ye arc out in real sticks,"
writes Sa«trel. . "Ye are cutting by
piece work for ' logging company
a n d l .rs. S a a r cl-; is coo k i ng f o r s i x
of us men folks."
*- HIM'
It may be pure altruism that
■prompted the following letter, but
it sounds as though the gentleman
mi 'at be interested in uTbe Qul
p7mr Produoers of Arnerica,,T if
there is such an organization*
I*.■ r. C. ::. Rude 11, Doai cir :
After rat tine your none from
the enclosed clipping I cm writ
ing you about somethin", you need.
I have found out something the
doctors h ve been trying to find
out for the last 40 years & and
that is a remidy for common colds.
Put a teaspoon of sulphur in
each stocking ovary morning until
you use two sounds. 7kar ,rour
stockings day end night. This wil
take from. 3 to 4 months and do not
overload sooon as it takes time as
veil as quant,it3r. Pee how many
-people you can y,..t to do this this
winter as I want the whole world
to iv.nov it..
Mr. C. E. Crary of Tiston, Tex
as, who wtoto the above yocs on to
n?.no 14 1 descascs1 he is certain
IT. Tidoll will never contract,
including Tbronkitus1 and Tnew
nonia.1
Each Lund and "‘•aul Jahr left
for their former hones in taint
Louis County, Minnesota, and Ores
Powell, from the sane nines, will
1 e a v cent h e n e x t b o a t.
Last minute news comes that
Tank Lossiter, another Taint Louis
County man, has declared that he
is throurh with the ITtanuska.
Georye Vcnnt, Jr., of Tract 82,
nicks uo a few extra dollars hy
whittling attractive little fans
from one niece of wood. Tourists
are scarce, dut Georye managas to
sell a few an;rwey.
iTEort the Baker*' Sanderson got
hold of something stronger than
lemon extract the other night and
v/ent on a wing-ding. . . .marshal
John Ter won came along.... says
Commissioner ’tintley: -’Thirty days
in the Anchorage- jailLA . .the train
goes toot toot and Bert waves from
the window, grinning from ear to
ear. TTe ’ d been bidding for it a
long time....he’d finally made it.
Vernon Tones of Treat 144 re
sorts that his month old calf has
disasooared. It slimed out of
barn and wandered off, but there
wasn’t enough snow to track it.
courdough ca.m says that some
o f t ’ m co lo n 1.. t s rj*e r J: u r r lim
because they can’t stand the mild
climate.