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Ted Klcm has roturncd from tho states T7it]
his truck of supplies find has purchesod'
another truck. Ho and his brother, Bob,
uill leave ncoct rook for another trip ovo:
the Highway with two trucks. They'plan
to go to Seattle for more supplies. t?hon
asked hOw tho road ms botrocn here and
Seattlo, Tod replied that it rc.s ■ slippery,
Kerr in Frank, who was recently transferret
from Sunshine to Moose Crook as"Section
Foreman for the Alaska Railroad, lost his
home at Sunshine by fire recently.
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Mas. Gill and daughter,Myrtis, have left
for tho States.
^d.John’s"are living in Mrs, Gill's house
and-the' L. K. Gibson family have moved
into .the.fyouse tljat Ed John’s formerly
occupied. ‘
The Joe HemrnOr family have moved to the
apartment No. 1, formerly occupied by the
George Carlson family who have moved to
the mines where Mr. Carlson is now em
ployed.
Mr. Ralph'Sines is a visitor, in the Valle;
this week.
Mr. Bob Hay is now emeloycd in the Koslos
ky Department store in Palmer.
Many people rho do not get the Valley
Settlor through the mail condor what the
aboyc blank space is for (on the back pngo
uppCr right hand comer} It is used for
addressing whon the paper goes out thru
tho mail.
From what we hoard today—most people in
Palmer were not very hapwy to see the
"Matonuska wind” rise again today with a
thermometer hanging at zero and below, - It
is a little unusual- to have wind with such
a low temperature—and we don’t like it.
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WOOD TIMBERS
PALMER ALASKA
BOX 783
PALMER
ALASKA
A LARGE SELECTION IN VARIOUS
.'•STYLES MODELS b COLORS
f. \ MODERATELY .PRICED
JUST ARRIVED
A VARIED SELECTION OF
WOOL ROSES