SUCCESSFUL . BlDDLXS
0/1 COKPOKA'/GN LOTS
The annual Meeting of the ARRC
Board of Directors was held on
August 22 and 23, 1945,
At this meeting the Bids for the
Lots recently advertised wore open
for consideration. Not all lots
are tc b sold as some bids were
not satisfactory and were rejected,
Thor . who were successful in obtain
ing lots were:
Mrs, Lawrence *rndt in-Blbck 13
Lots 1 and 2
Arthur P, Waldron Lots 8 and 9 in
Block 13
Walter Huntley, William Head,
’William Casier and I.M, Sandvik
Lots 1-2-3-4 in Block 10
LADIES WILL HOLD SILVER TEA AT THE
4-H FkIR SEPTEMBER 2.
A Silver Tea will be served
Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 as a
ourtesy to Fair visitors and out
f town guests.
The committee in charge of the
Silver Tea consists of the follow
ing ladies*
Mrs, C,A, Sandvik, Chairman
Mrs, William Hoskins,Mrs, Loren
McKechftie, Mrs, ’William Bouwens,and
Mrs, Henry Hanson,
CARLTON W, KAISER REPORTS SUCCESSFUL
“ , 7PTF TO NOME 5
Carlton W, Kaiser, who just re
turned from Nome last evening,:
reports a very successful trip.
We are shipping over a ton of
produce into Nome per week. In
addition,to this we have begun the
shipping of fresh milk to Nome via
Air three times per week. This mill
is bottled in the Anchorage Dairy,
We hope to send Icecream Mix In the
near future. Great interest was
shown in Nome for Creamery products,
especially eggs and buttermilk, Mr,
Kaiser has received c letter to'the
effect that the merchants of Nome
re highly pleased with the J3rosh
—iQdune they
JUDGE ANTHONY
DJjVIOjND SENDS
LETTER ofAPPKECJA i 1 ON
UNITED STAT ES DISTRICT COURT
Third Division,Territory of Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska
Don L. Irwin,
General Manager, ARRC
Palmer, Alaska
Dear Don:
May I tell you again how
much I personally appreciate the
splendid reception which you and the
other residents of Palmer gave to
the visiting delegation of members
of the National House of Reoresent
atives and others last Sunday* All
was done in such excellent fashion
as to leave no room for imnrovemv ot*
The luncheon was simply perfect. 1
know that every member of the party
was delighted with the entire visit.
Since I am not able to write
to all of the citizens of Palmer
who participated, I must toll you
for yourself and all others how
deeply sensible I am of what was
so well done.
'<<ith highest regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Anthony J, Dfmond
District Judg;?
PALMER PEOPLE WHOSE NAMES \flSHE
DRAWN FOR JURY DUTY IN THE ,TgXT
rERM OF COURT ARE:
Srand Jury: Mrs. Viola Thumn
Henning Benson and Mrs* Mary Kur£z«
Petit Jury: Dorothy M. Bell, Don L*
Irwin, C,L. Nelson and James S.
Simpson.
Rarry Sears was drawn from Uasilla.
The dates for reporting for jury
?uty are October 15, on the Grand
Jury and October 29, on the Petit
Jury.
r- • r . ». • • - .« ■ ..
.i/e have sent Icecream te'.tjethcl
and will be sendin0 mix rr.
'■ in: the near future. The Cu-op also
exne-*■ a to aor i ... ■ ..... ..r.- ,■ . .