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INS AND OUTSt
.LIT..'.ikh end John rfelrtkr> in tovm Sent.
IT then Dfcok to Brooks Oenp to nut things
away for the winter; Roy Smith left on
Stpc, 26 for ”far-s iv/ay’’ places hut expects
to return in a few weeks; Charlsey Nielson
flow to Anchorage Sept, 26 for medical
reasons; Barbara Sagmoen returned from
Anchorage Sept, 10’where she went for a
medical check-up ; Emil Anderson, Fred J,
Kroun- HeIvin J. Hons en and Edwin Ander
son all of Laknek were week-end guests at
Upland’s Hotel; Gone itobuska of the jjept,
cf Aviation is in town attending to putting
lights at the- airport; Leon H. LaGross and
GpR* Russ ell of the Alaska Road vominission
are here looking into the possibilities of
‘Ming a road from here to Aleknaglkj and
-'■f’ord, Public Health Nurse, return
'' to neighboring villages.
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ALASKAN PASSES AWAY
Oscar Samuel son, belevod grandfather
of Fprvey Semuelson of Dillingham., died
on September ?.?. at Providence Horpv+*al
in Anchorage following a long illness*
A man bursting with personality,
tenderness end vitality, Oscar Samuelscn
born in Oslo Norway in 1177 was'a pionoor
of Alaska and engaged in trading along
the Kus kokwim River for the past 50
years, he spent several years as fisher
man m mistol nay eel ore starting a
traainb post at Uscarville, Alaska, five
miles below bethel in 190b. During the
next 2b years he carried mail by dug
teem to Rely Cross# Samuelson also
owned a store in Bethel»
Mr. 0Bc?ar Smauelson is survived by
four daughters, one son, fourteen grand
children and twenty-twu great grand
children, most of whom live in Bethel.
Howard Laramore, lineman for the KPL,
fell from a ten-foot pole on 3^pt# 19
when his creepers (?) struek a knot and
he slipped. Hitting the right side of his
face in a broken fall, ho suffered a
possible Hraetured jaw.
1 off' MrV.y David (Tarlson has been appointed ac
p^ k. - oka• Scbuol Agent in place of Lowell Dillon
j rave been in Anchoragawto resigned from the post recentlye
J out .hat jS the last known* ClfrTs DanTelsen is "busy as a squirrel
_ -rted that he died m Fairornkn
. . winter hut no nTidcnce proven this*
Anyone knowing his whereaboutb, ha ia
Urged ~o contact Alaska Railroad special
agents at Anchorage*
gathering nuts for winter with hin fil
ing his bp s errant, building a windbreak*
and supervising the construction of a
garage end ms chino shop building for the
Dillingham' General Contractors,
It* B
Then lcok towards the dillieoham cof*
HERCIAL COMPANY.
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