NEWS ITEMS
Roland Snodgrasg has been passing
out cigars to the men'and candy to
the ladies the past few days. The
occasion- —-look in the Hospital
News,first item.
We understand from a very reliable
source that a request has been
made for 64 reservations in the new
hotel for na,xt .summer during the* •
months July and August.Business
certainly look-s promising,
L.C. Stock has purchased a farm
about mile south of Palmer.As yet
there is only a cabin on this land.
Due to the change of time back to
Standard Time from War Time, some
people found themselves working an
hour that they could not find*
Wilbur Lossing has been discharged
from the United States Army,
Rev. B.J. Bin^le is in town this
week end.
The farm purchased by L.Ci Stock
wa s the former Arvid Bergstrom
place. Mr. Stock has a house that
he intends to move onto the place.
He v/ill try and get his basement
ready this fall.
Boys ’/ho have become 18 since the
beginning of school should file
x i 14 4.o on
- r pjatpi'nemenc 01 mcnnn.-.n.
F.S.A. MEETING IN ?ALMER
On Friday October 5, I.M.C.
Inderson and Howard Bertsch were in
'aimer for the purposte of appointing ■
md setting in motion a'Ldcal F.S.A.
Jcmmittee. Those appointed to the
scmmittee are: Harold L. Thuma,Merle
inderson, and Frank Linn. The local
committee received their instruc
;ions from the F.S.A. at a meeting
leld with Don L. Irwin today.
George W, Gasser, Territorial
Jommissioner of Agriculture, has
)een In Washington D.C. conferring
/ith authorities there on Alaska’s
igricultural problems.
Smith: "Do you believe a rabbit's
‘oot Can brinb good luck?"
Brown: "Sometimes, yes: My wife
‘ound one in my pocket once and she
bought it was a mouse."
L'OS I CLOTH SHOPPING RAG
CONTAINING
PR. of SHOES MAGAZINE
CHILD’S UNDERSHIRT
Return to
Mrs.
L.McKechnit
LOST In TRADING TOST TUESDAY 11
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FOll SALE
One —5-Bottom JOHN DEERS HIGH-LTFI
TRACTOR PLOW
SEE--BILL HOLT
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