NEWS
LOCAL
JALMAR KERTTULA left for the States re-'
cently where'he plans to attend college.
Then he left, he was undecided as to
whether he mould choose a school in Calfe?
fomia of Sfishington.
TED DELAND has again donned civilian togs
after his release from the Navy recently.
Upon his release he took the first plane
out toward Alaska from San.Diego. He is
now at home.
DON MC KECHNIB left for'the States this
last week end via plane.
THE HELLER’S are in Eortland by this time
according to cards received here this
week. From Palmer they went to Juneau
where they visited for awhile and then
boarding a Canadian boat they continued
their joilmey to'Seattle an thence to
Portland, Oregon. The Heller’s la>test
plans when they left were to return to
Juneau after an extended visited in Port
land.
LAURENCE ARNDT was a week-end visitor in
PaLmer. Mr, Arndt came up from Seward
last Friday to httend the 10th Anniversary
Banquet at the St. John’s Lutheran Churoh.
Mr. Arndt is a charter member of the
Church. He remained in Palmer over Sunday
and visited at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. J.L. Ray.
FOR SOLE
ONE FAR 1.1 ALL - H TRACTOR
equipped with nlbbertires, electric
lights, fitarter, belt pulley,'power'
take-off, etc. Used 250 hours.$1295.
ONE 7’ 6” POTATO DIGGER with Extension
elevator
ONE 18" BRAKER PLOW
ONE 7* TRACTOR DISC HARROW
These machines were made by McCOHUICK
DEERING, kre almost new and in excellent
condition. They may be seen at the first
house on Sylvan Wav off Sbenard Road,
Anchorage, Alaska.
$ 595.
$ 210.
$ 190.
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SOLD AT THE SAME PRICE EVERYWHERE IN
THE CONTINENTAL - UNITED STATES AND ITS
TER R I TORIES.
GOODYEAR TIRES ARE NOW BEING SOLD AT
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