The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 25, 1936, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 25 1936 laskan Ho- DETAILS ARRANGED 'BUDGES lNcENTlViE ‘ Pratt \:1 Bess O'Neill and y:l:h(' fllmn:)\ must get on the N!’\\ PROSPECTOR HUR ; clude FOR WOLF CONTROL FOR MANY PART]ES M)::I mes Orme will have a FRESH ALASKA (\13\ km"o“rflxrfiz?x)\lx‘i T:(:kti[:n:nm‘fiog; Harry Feathers e, old-time An- Mrs. Budge on Fri- y n given right-of-way. {chorage prospector, is recove On urday Mrs. Monte The shipment of the marketing |from a back injury obtained ham and Mrs. W. M. Whitehead association is the first coast fresh|a boom knocked him off a dock into CHECKER CAB =7 COMPANYIS * - IN ALASKA SOON me for him from the Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Budge sitors here from Boise, Idal 3 1 { e Di oridge into Negotiations with the Interior Di % i g 2 W be joint hostesses at a lunch- fish cooperation to market its own|a boat. G Chanr Ole Scarbo t, Reindeer Service, have i “";d“‘{;‘rfim‘l‘; 0- con, and on Sunday Mrs. Dewke products direct and the first to dis- | P S U o7 i arEs e s ity =z afiairs £ Mrs. Buc Baker will entertain for the Idah card S0-Ca a e ! me etor of the W y completed by the Bic ay th Mrs. Budge's si ,l S b g frkhe mlle-d.&g.ent e MR. ARNES DISMISSED ( Cor T nd Lewi - an Grummett at the ) y to place Harlan Gub- imett home in the MacKinr )1 man anc | d Mrs. Budge plan to leave ‘\ & Avaes, who oiiteed Bt Ann'j fo it it o MRS. BRUCE BUDGE LI Y Alaska Cooperatve Asso- g HONGRED GUEST o 2 e ment fo S Mrs. Budge and a grc JENNES HAVE GUEST ciation Marketing Its | dismissed this morning. He a luncheon in the Dr. anc Mrs. C. P, Jenne have as Own Product Direct Mrs. Kenneth Junge entertained |return to his home at Hawk Inlet Shoppe. Over the their house guest for the next two at a luncheon yesterday honoring | ———— ————————— — immetts entertair Robert Prapt of Whidby Is-| SEATTLE, June 25.—Fresh Alas- Mrs. Bruce Budge, sister of Mrs.| s at a beach outir nd, Washington. Mr. Prapt, who ka salmon, diverted here on ac- "“"“ ‘“'"“‘“‘“’}‘ P;“"l' ‘"";f*“ ""A‘ rs. Budge caught a 30- g .. Jenne is for joyed a delightful lunch served | c l ln 3 ot a cousin of Dr. Jenne is a senior | count of suspension of the Canad- 5 PIE a Contest Name Editor An S ‘ nounces Award—Prize neau Cabs, Triar Is Airplane Trip R Ter v animal control, (.. word received here 2 ments have been made| the Bureau will transport er to the reindeer cour where 'Oy ent at the University of Wash- i amid decorations centering aroun oty e v $i6 Bouli B tocson | thetin ian National Railways’ service from Alaska cotton flowers RICH RED £ i lly Shafer entertair Rl by Prince Rupert, B. C., due to floods, The guests were: Mrs. Stan Grum- in the Juneau Cofive TO LOCATE HERE is moving east in special train lots)Mett, Mrs. James Orme, Mrs. H d yesterday Mrs, Kenne >. C. Rulaford, carpenter con- from here, being shipped by the M. Hollmann, Mrs. Dewey Baker MONDAY A,TTEND SYNOD had a luncheon at her home. tractor. has arrived from Wrangell Alaska Trollers Cooperative Market- 2nd the honored guest, ; Reindee ht Mr. and Mrs. Wellma nd intends to locate in Juneau. |ing Association of Ketchikan, Sitka, 5 AT The R David Waggoner of the . | Holk will have a gr T Wrangell, Juneau and other Alask: LAV ST. ANN'S b u of Indian a group rangell, er Alaskan LEAVES ST. ANN'S First Presbyterian Chuch plans to ! traps and friends for dinner at their home SON BORN ports. John Brown, who i connected with HUNGARIAN on Seventh Ave. The guests include Mrs. Bruce Budge 1d Mrs. Stan Grummett, Mr. rs. Dewey Blk\x Mr. and N A seven pound, two ounce boy One train load leaves here to- | the construction work at the Shrine . 1s born to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Al- | night, the salmon arriving on the|of St. Theresa being erected on the Pap rl ka be recently at the Anchorage Zapora and Northland and is going Eagle River Highway, was dismiss- east over the Great Northern ‘cd fmm 51 Ann’s yesterday A shipy to ska for distribution appers, to encour- T n Chu He will be gone about three wecks > LICENSED TO WED He will spend next v in the Kotzebue it is possible he at Juneau and LIQUORS-LIQUORS COMMENCING TONIGHT and continuing on FRIDAY, SAT- URDAY and SUNDAY these LOW PRICES are EFFECTIVE! GIN Fiveo’Clock | Seagram’s 5 Crown Pints 65¢ WHISKEY Fifths $1.15 Pint $1.00 Quart $1.95 GIN Qld Mx. Boston | U, D, L. Canadian Pints 75¢ WHISKEY Fifths $1.25 Pint . $1.65 = Quart $3:15 Monogram Whiskey | Hudson Bay Rum after whick be statione You Must Dress Up For The Fourth! 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