INFORMATION REQUESTED CONCERNING TWO
MEN.
LOUIS A, HILL—first left for Alaska about
1900'and remained in Alaska until About
1906, when'ho returned to Aberdeen,
Washington, and returned to Alaska about
1908. Age about 90, 6’ tall. His nephew ,
Keith IT. Johnson of Everett,Washington, is
interested in securing information concern,
ing him. Anyone having information con
cerning this man is asked to write to the
Goremor’s Office in Juneau.
ALFRED GRANTORS (or Gran) —Last known to
have been in Juneau in 1916. Had previous
ly been at Noifie in 1908. Age’about 57,
about 6’ tall, Swedish dedent. Dark hair
at that time. His nephew, John Itan’
Johnson of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is
interested in securing information concern
ing him as there is an estate'in Sweden of
which Mr. Granfors is an heir, and It ean
not be settled without locating him. Any
one having information concerning this man
is asked to write to the Governor’s Office
in Juneau.
SCHOOL HEALTH EXAMIMTION UNDER WAY,
The first three grades have had their '
school examinations^ Miss Ruth Havenor,
Public Health Nurse, states^that the
examinations are progressing acoordirig to
schedule.
Dr. Bernice Andrews is working with "Kiss•
Havenor in giving these examinations.
Parents are encouraged to be present at
t-ha. t.imfl,', . . _
NEWS FROM HERE and THEM
The Anchorage Camera Club plan to make a
trip-to Palmer this next Sunday. They had
nlanned on this trip last week end, but
did not come due to bad weather,
Mrs. Lou Rasmussen writes from California
that the temperature had been down to 25
there. We take it that she means Ingle
wood as that is where we send her ma; 1.
Also—that they have tickets to the Ice
Follies for the 22iJof this month at which
Sonja Beinie skatefc.
Have you seen the new Fire Truck with
trailer? It has been on display near the
Garage.
We like a man Who cones right out and says
what he thinks, when he agreos with us.
Jury mombers drawn from Palmer include:
R.B. Horton, Mildred Nelson; Carl Wilson,
Kenneth Fester, JlP. Higgins, Sonia J.
Ellsworth, Capl H, Moier and Margaret E,
Warner,
SEES FOUR MOOSE. L. Hamby rcpprted that
he saw four raooso on Thursday of this
week. We understand they were two bulls »
and later ho saw two’cow moose cross the
road in front of him. 9
Reports of drifting snow came into town
today. Tho snow seems so wotjwo had hoped
it would not drift.
OSLOSKY'S
"the friendly
ALL
KEN'S S7TEATLRS AT 1/3 OFF
SIAM'S and PILLOW CAS2S
RAYON BATHROOM CURTAINS all colors
"YOU1 LL WHISTM TOO—'WHET YOU SEE THl
R.I runCfJ (JUn 1AIf.' KUiTaHJAL in
gay fruit designs
WHITE OUTING FLANNEL
HORMELS VAN CAMPS ELLIS and
GOLD HILLS CHILI CON GARNI
nixed candies
B & M SE1LPAKT VAN CAMPS LIBBY'S
and HAPPY HOME BAKED BEANS
. LIBBY’S VEGETARIAN FAKED BEANS IN
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OPPN
HJLA OUUIUiLI bff was ffO.OU
TOMATO SfiUGS
f VERY 'DAY..
now
2.00
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A.M. TO
horse radish
salad dressing
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