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LOCAL NEWS
'A: Hausewarming was held for Mr.
and Mrsv. Arthur Holbrook last Mon
day ■evening with almost the entire
Butte: pres-ent. Nice gifts, good
f'jod, and a nice evening was en
joyed by everyone present. The ‘
Holbrooks live on the place once
occupied by C.H. ?errine. One was
held* a .while back for Mrs. Laurin
Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs* John
M, Johnson who have moved into a
house by themselves on the Smith
place.
A representative from the Recen
stru.cti'on Finance Corporation will
be in Palmer the week of the 26th.
'Watch the bulletin board for an
nouncement of a meeting date* Those
who have been Interested in the
Surplus War Material may n >w have
a chance tro have a few of their
questions Answered regarding the
disposal of this material.
Mrs. Velma Dragseth received
w'Td this week of the sudden death
of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. King have received
word from their daughter'Mrs* Sid.
Black that their small daughter set
her nightie afire with a lighted
.match* Fortunately her father was
near’and quickly extinguished the
flame, but the burn was bro’ eri ugh
to place her in the-hospital for
ten days. She was firtunato that no
burns occurred on her arms or face,
although it is believed there will
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