Palmer Fountain
& Cafe
STEAK DINNERS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
' IC c CREA;K -’'COFFEE
FEATURING
Hatanuska maid, products"
Valley Cleaners
Ef F 1C I ENT DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
CLEANING & PRESSING
ALSO
ALTERING TAILORING DRESSMAKING
LADIES’ TAILOR "IN CHARGE “
MARY WITT
Graham's Service
FOR
REPAIR. 'WORK
OVERHAULING
• GREASE JOBS
WELDING 6 MACHINE WORK
R S L I A N C B
CONVERSION BURNERS
GAS OIL '6 FUF. I OIL
ROAD TO KNIK IS
•OPEN-- KING SAYS
Mr, King reports that the road to Kpik is
now opon and also the road as far as 3oh
Lothrop's T-laco is opon. After tho road
to Khik had boon opened and the Road Com
mission 'men .with their equipment pore re
turning, a number of moose were found along
tho road nibbling the brush. (Evidently
th^ji appreciate', the open road'too. 5
The Read Commission has boon putting in
long hours on the road to the Independence
mine rnd Mr. King reports that they ox-act
.to .havo it open 3oan, The snow is so deep
that sometimes they missed tho road cn
tiroly as tho stakes wore completely out
of sight. Geqrgo Snail became rather ex
cited when part'of a slido broke v.ray un
der his new cat,however, the cat remained
on top until another cat was brought 15
miles to holp out. There were four more
slides to cut through according to Mr.King,
on Wednesday evening,
George S".all is staying .at Little Suiitna
Inn and keeps Lis bulldozer up there, Tho
Sr.o-go is kept hero in the Valley in order
to keep the Valley roads open. Mr. King
stated that there is more snow in the
mountains this year than he has ever seen.
He estimated it to bo 9 to 11 feet deep at
Independence Mine. (This was on .tho level
net in snow banks or slides)
At Snowbird, the upper part of the camp was
completely covered recently and "Blacky”
Martin was snowed in for two days and had
to dig himself out. Ho received First Aid
at Little Susitna Lodge and from there was
taken to Anchorage.
HLAVY SNOWFALL THIS TENTH
There seems to bo more snot; in the Valley
this year than usual. Fortunately t’ oro
have been no hard uinds recently or trans
portation might bo impossible. Following
the last snovfnll, the ronthor suddenly
took a dpou and thermometers read 16 be lot;
on Thursday of this week.
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BUS ' SCHEDULES
; . '.RAGS .BUSSES LEAVE PALMER DAILY
9.00 A.M. 4:30 7.M.
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JOHESVIIIE
SUTTON E'SECA. BUSSES
Leave Palmer Daily
7:00 A.M. 12:00 NOON
Leave Jone'svillo Dr.ily
8:00 A.M. 3:45 P.'L
nmSPENDTiOE BUS LEAVES FAT- "BP
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CITY 6 VALLEY TRANSPORTATION
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ANCHORAGE OFO'ICES:
PAIAUR OFFICES:
Fourth, and D Struct a
Bert’s Drug Storo
SYSTEM
Phene: Main 451
Phono: 29