LOCAL' NEWS- ■ ,
Pa,t Kemmer i6 putting a full
sized basement -under his house on
‘•he farm (formerly occupied by
rant Kenser. Dnrrell Frank and
'ill Caller ore doing the, work.
Mrs. Louis Henke and daughter
have arrived to make their home in
Palmer.
Miss Emma Diekgrafe left Sunday
for the States. She will visit her
folks. Miss Diekgrafe has been the
Fiscal Agent since Miss Pucher left
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Niemann,ffawk
and Joann have arrived in the Valle
Mr. N*'~mnnn is a brother of Bernard
Niemann, who is now stationed in
the Canal Zone with the U.S, Army.
Mr. Niemann has taken the place of
Henning Benson in the Warehouse
while Kenning takes a vacation.
The* Niemanns came here from Elgin,
Illinois.
Joe Cochran returned to the
Volley Sundry from Kenai where he
hod been employed by Libb;^ and
McNeill Cannery. He has gone bo
Gulkonr for a few weeks to work for
Jack MeCarney who operates Timber
Lodge.
John Gore returned to Seattle
for High School this last week. He
has spent the summer with his
other,Mrs. Rosina Tost.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl nasmussen were
in Anchorage on business Thursday*
Evidently the Matanuska ^alley
hasn^t any priority on wind. We
read that in North Adelaide,
Australia, the wind blew so hard
that It scared a horse of a deliver
man into runninr. away and then blew
the deliveryman ahead of the horse
in time to stop it*
Mrs. Grant Kenner has resumed her
•duties in the Trading Post ns cashier.
Lorraine Aklestad,who acted in her
^plnce during her absence is now
clerking in the Grocery Department.
Ann Rempel has replaced Mrs. Mat
Mullaney in the Dry uoods Department*
Lawrence Plumloy has been placed
in the Hardware Department As Mr.
Gather now runs the ~>thool 3us.
Mrs* Agnes SandV'.ik and Mrs, Lou
Snndvik were in. anchorage on business
on ’Wednesday of this we,k,
We hear that Dob 'liekdis has
found a new kind cf game, We are not
sure whether tfioy ai e in season or
not. Anyway while cleaning his gu.i
on his return from hunting, he
accidently discharged it and shot
the chandilier.
The first frost of the season hit
the Valley on the morning of the
7th of 3eptemberc Hot much damage
was done. Probably the fact that
it followed a heavy rain may have
lessened its killing effefcbs,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde King have re
turned from Circle Hot Springs where
they had’an enjoyable vacation and
{far. King took treatments in the hot
snri ngs,.'
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WE HAVE NEW FLOOR MATS FOR YOUR CAR—BUY ONE BEFORE WINTER.
WE ALSO HAVE SEAL BEAM ADAPTERS FOR YOUR LIGHTS TO FIT MOST ANY
MAKE OF CAR—YOU WILL APPRECIATE BETTER
LIGHTS THIS WINTER.
BUY YOUR KEROSENE BLAZO CLEANING SOLVENT at YOUR CO-OP.
BRING YOUR WELDING % MACHINE WORK GREASE JOBS & TIRE REPAIR
TO US—WE ARE EQUIPPED TO
TAKE CARE OF YOUR NEEDS.
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