AROUND TOWN
Fred Larsen, Valley farmer who left Pal
mer last December 3rd. enroute to Norway
after an absence of forty years, has re
turned to the States according to a recent
letter received by Mrs. Larsen. He had
Intended returning to Alaska by the first
of February, but delayed his departure
from northern Minnesota where he Is visit
ing, to attend the wedding of his daughter
Gladys, who was married there recently.
Mrs Joe. Glslason has returned to her
home after undergoing surgery at Provid
ence Hospital, In anchorage.
Don Parks, Valley farmer, Is confined to
his home with the flu. Mr. Perks, who
works nights at the power pl~nt, returned
to his job before full recovery, end, es a
result Is again at hone.
Mrs. Fred Lccsen, long time Valley resid
ent, spent Monday In town on ouslness.
BE SURE TO SEE THE MARCH OF DIMES TALENT
SHOW AT THE PALMER GYM. ON FEBRUARY 13th.
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*...NOTICE....
For "POWER OFF11 AFTER HOURS
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SUNDAYS or HOLIDAYS.call
VERNON FRIDLEY
OFFICE CLOSES NOON SATURDAYS
Mstanuska Electric Ass'n.Palmer
COMPLETE
FOR
TRAVEL SERVICE
Telephone.23391
or
Write.3ox.1673
ANCHORAGE.TRAVEL BUREAU
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE
WORLD’S LEADING
.TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
AIR... .SHIP.RAIL.... BUS
Lloyd C. Olsen.....Manager
..ANCHORAGE HOTEL LOBBY.
A.nchorege...Alaska
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WHATS uf'hk /<T i>0/Vf &
IF your tractor or other form equipment
needs repairs, why not have It done now?
THEN you won't have to keep reminding
yourself, and there won't be any danger
of Spring creeping up on you before your
tractor is ready for work.
CALL us soon and let us put your name on
our advance service schedule.