--COMINGS AND GOINGS
Ike Taylor, Chief Engineer of the
Alaska Road Commission, and George
* Parks, former governor and now Cad
astral Engineer for the Territory,
were visitors on business to the
Valley during the we 3k,
Mrs. Tom Walk©r, wh0sehusband
runs the power shovel for the ARC,
is at Paliner f0r a week' s visit,
Mrs, T,S. Me Dougal of the Fern
Mine drove down to palmer Wednesday
and was disappointed in finding that
Doctor pollard, the dentist, wouldn't
be back unti 1 Oct;, 4,
Reverend Dingle, who attended the
Legion convention at Seward, re
turned to ?.amp Thursday ,
Charles A* Matson showed his con
K f i dense in pa 1m0r ' s future wh3n h* 1
purchased two lots while on a visit
Thursday,
Miss Ga 11, who will b>3 sohoo 1
teacher at the artte community,
also a T hi 1 r s d ay a 1 * r i v a 1.
w a s
MORE BUSINESS MEN SEE
FARMER A PERMANENT CITY
Main Street, to give our lgusy
road a name, is still stretching
out as a business section. At the
lower end rises a new 24x32 build
ing, an expression o.f Rer• Weeda
in palmer’s ability to support a
store carrying a line o.f drugs and
drug sundries, kodaks and photo
graphic supplies, c-indies, tobacco,
gleetrie a1 app1iances and Grunow
radios. Despite the additiontl
freight, he says that outside prices
will prevail as they do in the head
quarters establishment at Anchorage.
Arthur Frodenberg, who operates
soda fountrin-restaurants under the
name of Sally’s Sweet Shops, has
leased, half of the Koslosky build
ing and is now busily setting up
his fountain, four booths and a
counter. instead of the light meals
such as he serves in Anchorage he
says that here he will set out
nThree squares a day. r*
Both Mr. Frodenberg and Mr. Weeda
expect to have their establishments
open by the first of the month.
Koslosky’s business has forced
them to add. another twenty feet to
their store, permitting them to
stock many articles of clothing and
household necessities which their
limited space heretofore precluded.
CHURCH NOTICES
Undenominational Services will
be held, with Rev. Patterson or
Rev. Crabb officiating, on Sunday
afternoon at 2 ofclock in the ten4
of Mrs. Perkins on E Street. On
Wednesday evenings at 7*30 mid
week prayer is held, and all are
cordially invited to attend.
Lutheran Services will be con
ducted by the Reverend Mr. Frie
ling at 11 of clock in his tent on
A Street. Sunday school one hour
earlier.
The Reverend Mr. Bingle will
resume Community Church Services
with Morning Worship at the Li
brary tent on C Street. Roth
Service and Sunday school will
be at 10 ofclock, the latter be
ing-held in a tent near-by.
Father Sulzman will hold Cath
olic Services at 10 o’clock in
the Trading Post at Community
Center.
NOTICE!
Whenever possible, please
drop Into Dr. Albrecht’s office
rather than waiting lor him to
call for the purpose of admin
istering typhoid vaccine. It will
facilitate matters, and the doc
tor is there every day from 9*o0
till noon.
COLONY INTEREST ABROAD
That the Matanuska develop
ment is attracting attention
even in Europe is evidenced by
a letter just received by Dr,
0, Earl Albrecht, in which a
man and his wife have asked as
to the' possibility of them both
securing employment in the new
Colony hospital.
Letters still pour into the
PIONEER office.from all sec
tions of the United States, ask
ing for copies and information
about the valley and Colony.
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