FIVE YEARS
AGO TODAY
Mr. L.C. Stock of tho
Palmer Fountain and Caib
informs us that ho had
purchased a new ij.0 quart
pressure cooker and ex
pects to uso it in his
restaurant to cook the
meat and make good meat
tetter.
Somoone ought to take
advantage of the bar
gain Dr. Hoehn has ad
vertised in the form of
a food mixer with 2
"bowels", (as advertise!
in last week’s Settler).
This should produce pre
digestod food and real
ly ought to be "somo
‘thing." (The Settler
typewriter just doesn't
spell right sometimes.)
Mrs. Dorothy Moore,
who has clerked in the
Koslosky Department
‘Store for more than a
year, has tendered her
rbsignatibn which be
came effective on Wed
nesday of this week.
She will take a position
as Sales Lady in the
new Dress Shop, Variety
Vogues, which opened
this weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Peterson and family are
leaving their place at
the Butte on which they
have made thoir homo
for the past eleven
years and will make
their new home on a
place thoy have purchas
ed just in hack of the
Slim Hays placo.
Mrs. Henry Harrison
will be leaving for the
States in the near fut
ure with her son David
whom she is taking to
the Shrine Hospital for
treatment•
Jeanette Hcmmer spent
the week-end with her
[parents, Mr. and Mrs.
[Joe Hemmer.
Mrs. LeRoy Walker is
tho proud motho.r of a
baby boy who was.born
on Wednesday, Novembor
13, In the local hos
pital. The little boy
has been named LoRoy JR
after his father who
died a little over a
week ago from an acci
dental bullet wound and
exposuro•
Mrs. E.E. Harriss
was hospitalized over
the week-end for med
ical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Pruitt and family have
moved to the valley and
are living on a farm
near Vi/asilla.
C.C.Brix plans to
take a piano to tho Sta
tes , this week.
Glenn Harrison, broth
or of Henry Harrison,
is visiting his brother
here in the Valley.
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WASHINGTON
GENERAL PAIN IS
BUILDERS- HARDWARE
CE LOT EX x PLYWOOD W HiEE l ROC K
GUNS 0 AMMUNITION .