C A LIED HOME
Mrs. Margaret Cope was called to the st
ates this week,due to the sudden death
of her brother in Sweet Grass Montana.
D# GRAVES OH - TRIP
Dr* Earl F. Graves leaves today tor
Southeastern Alaska, on his-annual trip,
testing livestock.
5 HR EVES LEAVING
Mr. and Mrs. George Shreves and child
ren, Joann, Joyce and Judy, are making
plans to return to their home in Chico,
Calif. They are leaving around .the firs'
of November, to drive over the highway.
Mr. Shreves has been managing the Stan
dard Oil Bulk Station for the CO-OP,for
the past eighteen months. He is return
ing to Calif, to resume the manage
ment of his farm.
F I PST PART Y SUCCE >SF UL
The first Grange Pinochle Party of the
season was held Wednesday evening of
this week, in the Grange hall.
Barbara Crothers was the lucky lady of
the evening, walking away with two pr
izes, the ladies high and the traveling
prize. Bill Curtis won the high prize
for the men.
Those receiving consolation prizes were
Vivian Goodrich and R.L. Buzby.
PLANS SPRING WEDDING
Miss knry Kucherry, Trading Post Clerk
can now;be seen wearing a lovely engage
ment ring received from her F,lease,
Ted Lowe. Mr. Lowe is formerly of .Anch
orage, but now resides In Fairbanks.
The Young couple h^ve planned a spring
wedding.
PLAN TO attend THE GRANGE harvest DINNER
SATURDAY EVENING - OCTOBER 21st.
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