HERE (y THERE
to. Laurence Thompson loft for points in
Washington and Oregon rith his truck to
bring back another load of food—Mostly
applos perhaps. I.M. 8,ndvik cent Pith
him. as company and to moke sane visits.
This is I.M.'3 first trip to the States
since ho came hero rith his family from
Moose Lnko, Minnesota, inf 1935.
Parker Lester is spending this peek in
fj'.chorago Pith the Extension Sorvice work
in. that area*
to. and Mrs. Wilholn Ising plan to lcavo
for the States the first part of this next
peek. Isings rocontly sold thoir placo to
Cliff Grover from Utah. Tho nor opnors
are moving .onto tho placo this reek. to.
and ton* Ising and family have lived on
their ram in tho Valley since 1935 rhon
they camo hero fren Minnesota pith ovor
60 other familios. They haVo during tho
past thirteen years developed this foan
and have built up a good modom dairy farm,
pith a Grado A rating,
to. Floyd from the Yukon Equipment C cop any
ras. in Palmer On business this rooki'
Mrs. William Hoskins ras called to the
States because of the death of her nothor.
She.flop to Seattlo.
Mrs. E.E. Maze is visiting at tho home of
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hor aon, Jack E, Maze.
Leola DcLand is back in the Valley again
from Oregon rherc sho had gone to attend
school, Leola decided that sho liked the
Valloy better,
Mr, and i;rs. Clydo King Sr. wore called to h
tho States becauso of thp illness of Clydo
King's mother.
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