LOCAL NEWS
Dr. Herbert C, Hansen returned
lest week from his trip outside.
A1 King recently flew to Texes
to see his mother who was reported
very ill* A1 had not been home
for eighteen years. Mrs. Pthel Kin*,
has been driving Taxi during the
daytime.
Mrs. Prances Lake Stark returnee
from the states recently with her
baby. She was reported as very
happy to be back:
Mrs. Mary Odsather was in town
on Thursday to get a Cold Wave at
L'u's Reauty Shop;
The former LaVonne Prickson was
s n in town recently*
A now book on the Bock Shelf at
the Trading Tost has a picture of
Newvilie's farm. The name of the
book is "'Alaska and the Canadian
Northwest' by Harold Griffin pub
lished in 1944. It tells the
story of the opening up of Alaska
or the last American Frontier.
Another new book just out is
" i r Hidden Front" by William
G' tan. It is a complete report
Masks and the Aleutians. Mr,
G' man is a veteran newspaperman
and magazine writer. . The book is
advertised as beinfe the first to
give a complete story on how Alaska
was saved and the Aleutians re
conquered.
Mrs. Wallace Fbert returnee3 t\- m
the States last week. She had n
very enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Harold Moore is anxiously
awating the arrival of her husbi nd,
Doris, and Harold's Mother. He is
expected to arrive Saturday accord
ing to latest reports. Mr. Moore
has been in Wyoming and Cal'fern*a
since last July. Doris has been
with her grandmother in Californ a
since last January.
Mrs. Victor Falk had an opergtiop
in the Providence Hospital in Ar"bor
age this past week. She 3s recover
ing satisfactorily according to
reports.
*»rv auu. wire. uary uanose ere tne
proud parents of a baby girl,b rn
last Saturday.
Miles Leland was in town last
Tuesday#
Lucille 'Wimmer was very plersantly
surprised last ’Wednesday evening
after Choir Practice when the Choir
came to her house for her Birthday.
Esther Kerttula was surprised by
her classmates on her Birthday laot
ai^ht after school.
Lelbert Anderson is but hunt3 g
for his moose, Lurinb his absence
Darrell Frank has temporarily asoumed
the duties of the Meat Department.
A number of men from the Valley
are out hunting for their moose this
week end. The season' opened the
16th with a number of them at their
lunting destinations ready for tie
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THANKSGIVING FEAST-PLENTY OF TURKEYS
LOCAL GEESE AML CHICKENS—BROILERS or FRYERS
SMOKED HAMS—FRESH HAMS—PORK LOINS _
PORK SHOULDERS--BEEF—VEAL—LAMB—WIENERS
ALL KINIS OF COLD MEATS
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