FIR©TEN ARE ON THE JOB
At a surprise drill at 6:10 on
Tuesday evening the commissary was
reported on fire when the whistle
blew.
Only three men knew that it was
to be a drill and they were there
to see that no windows or doors
wore kicked in. All firemen re
sponded and in just minutes from
the time the whistle blew boys on
the roof were spraying the building
■with water.
As an additional test the boos
ter pump was hooked on and the force
of the stream increased.
Everything worked out in grand
style and the boys are to be com
plimented upon their efficiency.
Chief Taylor says there will be
no more drills by whistle for a long
time, so if you hear the alarm don’t
roll over and go to sleep. It will
be a real one.
RAILROAD "CAT" NOW AT FARM
Colonel 0. F. Ohlson announced
the other day that the railroad cat
erpillar is now stationed at the
Experiment Farm and is available for
the use of old settlers throughout
the Valley.
Ballard Dean of Tract 159 reports
that boys have been breaking the
lock and taking his small boat out
into the Chain o' Lakes for fishing.
This is a small and cranky boat
and sooner or later there is bound
to be a sad accident if the young
lads from that neighborhood persist
u.n this practice.
LAUNDRY WANTED: Work guaranteed
satisfactory. Buttons replaced and
repairs made. Darning. L^ave your
jundles at the PIONEER office on
Monday. Work returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Waldo Fox and Mrs. F. S. L«e
FOR SALE: New Coronado Battery Ra
tio. New Tiger Super Active wet
sell battery and Everready ’C* bat
tery. All complete for £32.50. See
i.t PIONEER office.
T^E PIONEER CAB
BACK IN BUSINESS AND ALL TRADE
BY FORMER CUSTOLERS WILL BE AP
PRECIATED. SAME HONEST SERVICE
GEORGE LEMON PROPRIETOR
FOR SALE: Seven tube, mantel typj
13echin c Radio, Made by General
Fleer ric and in perfect condition.
Gee Rod Robertson or the PIONEER.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
A 6 pound lOg- ounce baby boy
was born to Mrs, Frank Worden and
a 6 pound 13 ounce baby girl to
Mrs. Lester Ellsworth* Both moth
ers and infants are doing splen
didly.
Mabel Ferguson, Walter Ferguson
Jr., Mary Jane Bennett, Herbert
Ising, Ronald Doughty and Edward
Oulberg all had tonsils removed by
Dr, Albrecht.
Mrs. Pat Hemmer’s sister, Eli
nor Haire of Kent, Minn., didn’t
believe what ^at and the wife were
writing about the conditions up
here, so last week she came up to
see for herself. She’s convinced
now that the Hemmer family isn’t
suffering untold hardships, and
understands the enthusiasm their
letters contained.
what a difference a few flowers
makei Have you seen the attractiv
garden the boys have planted arounc
the power house? Sure makes a
difference in the appearance of a
place to have a few posies growing
And the painting, too. All the
buildings in the community center
glisten in the bright sun. The
aluminum paint on the new water
tower and the two tall stacks add
to the dressed up appearance of
the town, and the landscaping in
the park area has done away with
the stumpy reminder that it has
but recently been cut out of the
woods.
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ILY. PATRICK’S DULUTH WOOLEN WEAR.
RAND TAILORES SUITS FOR MEN AND
MANNISH CUTS FOR WOMEN BY THE LEO
NARD CUSTOM TAILORS. SPORTSWEAR
BY THE SALT LAKE RNITTING WORMS.
UNIFORMS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. MILI
TARY EQUIPMENT. KNAPP BROS. SHOES
Represented by Carl Lovette
At Hortons July 2-3-4 and 5th.,
LOST: A pair of glasses in a hard
case. Somewhere between Palmer
and Tract #41. Please return to
D.H.Smith or PIONEER office.
FOR SALE: White Rotary sewing ma
chine in excellent condition
$25.00 Mrs. H. Alexander Tract 9„
VALLEY CITY CAFE
Our Specialty: HOMEMADE DOUGHNUTS
PIES LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKSl l
ASSORTED. PASTRY W
Honey Dew Melons, cantaloupes and
plums received weekly from States