H <Vlt B 0 R L I T ft S
Revorond Franklin Smith arrived here
from Eugone, Oregon, on April 3f# Tho
family is still in Eugenoi Lyman i# new in
tho Navy and Kent is looking forward to
H#S.Football. next year# Reok is oxpeet^d
he.re soon#
The first fir* alarm of the saasen call
ed the firemen together Sunday* May 3# It j
turned Out to-be a grass fire on the hill
between'Andersbns and Schvoeders# No dam
age v/as reported, *’
Bill Ingram left' for. Cordova and his
fishing endeavors on May 5a Bob pnd'
Marie Harris got away on a bear hunt soma
where around Kodiak on May 7j Mr. and Mrs#
John Feryok, teachers at Nushagak, passed
through here May 8th enroute for the statea
where they plan on attending the University
of Pennsylvania this summer and will re
turn as teachers at Clark*s ‘Point this
next winter.
Earl Tilden, Nels Johnson and Garl * *
Johnson returned from up the river *n May
14th) Bill Wiles got back the same day
from the states where he spent the winter!
and Miss Edna Crawford returned from her
Vacation in Canada and Detroit on May ft.
Word was received here that the Palm*rc
(ex-Dillinghamitos) have their home in
Denver up for-' sale at the sweet figuho of
$16,COO,They soom to be planning tc movo
to Kingman, Arizona whoro Ernest is now *
working#
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. * Serving Western Alaska
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DILLINGHAM* ALASKA
"WE' HAVE THROWN THE KEY AWAYt"
'The traveling public ©an court inj
r * on
the dpdand Hotel Service ’all . ]
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'*■' twelve month a, -of the year from now cn*
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r We will welcome letters of
reservation to insure hav
ing accommodations far you
ana your family or friends*
LOWELL and ADA DILLON
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Mr# and Mrs# Lawver# teachers from
Clark*s Point, passed thru Dillingham on
May 6 ©nrout©, to the-states for the slim
mer* They intend to visit Cuba also*
Harris Johnson spilled hot eoff^o on
him and burned hio body a bit*
Don*t Forget the BAZAAR on May 21st,
YOU G ■ I • F T BUY
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