LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Helen Bagoy left by plane
today for the States. She will. ,
visit ,in South Dakota. , '• W
I.lS:ss Zimmerman has been in Palme:’,
on business this week. She ret’orn- 1
ed with Frances Byrne who has been
in Fairbanks for a Territorial
Extension Conference, . - . __
Ralph Goodrich and. family Tiave:
moved, out into the country on the
former Victor Yohn place.
The Aklestad family ha’Cre moved
into the f>£oi*®£rhGoodrich residence
in Falmer. . ■ .
Mr. and.'Mrs. Charles Nelson have
turned from a three months visit
1 the States. Mr. Nelson reports
»ome very hot weather out there,but
he says he enjoyed the melons, Mr.
Nelson is again back on th job in
the depot.
New employees in the Palmer
Fountain Cafe are: Cecil Cross,
Mary Hager, and Ben V/arden. The
latter is dlshwasher--31g Ben.
NOTIC £
Palmer Moose Lodge- #793, will
accept bids until October 1*1945,
at 2 P.IJ, for lots #6 and in
Block #13, In the ARRC Addition to
Palmer. We reserve the richt to
reject ariy and all bids. A
deposit of 10$ must accompany
the bid.
Ralph C. Meore, Secretary
Palmer Moose Ledge, #793*
Palmer, Alaska
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