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LOCAL NEWS --
Mrs. 0*0. Huntley, Mrs. Herbert C.
Hansen, and Mrs. L.P.Rorrlson have
volunteered to serve on the P.T.a.
Lunch Committee for the whole year.
Last S\inday evening Mrs. Violet
Ehrhr.rt was surpised by her friends
who gave-her a handkerchief shower
as a parting rememberanqe.
Leonard Holmen is moving to Ane
chorage this week end.
Mrs. Oscar Beylund has been con
fined in the hospital fur medico 1
treatment this past week.
Several dogs around town have
been reported as having distemper.
If you value your dog it would be
well to watch him carefully at this
time. It is possible to v.&ccinate
against this disease. We do not
know to whom all the dogs about
town belong, but there certainlyomu
plenty of them. They are .c distantly
under foot and a general p< st,up
setting people’s garbage cans and
scattering the contents about. One,
named Orphan Annie, had a litter of
About twelve under the old supply
building for the Chicken Coops,
These are running about now and will
eventually add to the numb-.r of
tramp dogs. Some have been taken by
children for pets, but there are
five left. They like to set up a
chorus about 3 A.M. in the m rning
much to the annoyance of the occu
pants of the Chicken Coop apartments
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