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Word has been received here from Nan
and Leonard Jacobsen who are now in Yellow
stone National Park seeing the world via””
trailer# They sold their restaurant and
home come timn ago and have given them
selves to this trip that they have planned
s o long.
The Park is efforing thnm a heyday of
adventure with hikes and trips made under
the guidance of not only rangers but also
professors from various collages#
These two "trailer vagabonds" spent 3
days in Salt Lake,. City and visited the
Tabernaclo# Capitol, and th« mus©urns# They
write that irrigation has transformed parte
of Utah and Idaho. Lennard, who hes not
been inland before is getting plenty of
surprises, Nan says.
They will go at least as far East as
Ohio a.nd South to Florida before heading
west again. Eventually they plan to live
in Southeastern Alaska or the coast of
California#
Herbie Hermann of Lovelock has rented
the old Pickett house and intends to livo
in Dillingham from now on,
Dick Armstrong left for California to
visit his mother and sister on h ept, -i;
Angie Rilwy* s two eousins left for lit,
Edgaoumbo on Sept, 3* Th^y ar^ attending
school thoro.
Frank Behr and Floy* flurnutt returned
from Naknok whore they were working on the
airfield on August 27* They hare been
doing several gravel- jobs around town for
the D* G* C• Go* since they arrived*
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A lex Bennett fell off Nels Olsen1s
truck during the unloading of Flenr.burg* s
grubstakf• He broke his arm. in the deal;
sc that goes to prove that even the
Ttoughest* can get hurt* Sorry, Alex*)
A 3incroa sa in Parcel Post ratos
to Alaska will become effective on
October lsti Be prepared*
DILLINGITAK* S CUE AMP ONLY