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Kre. Lu'A'.rc;i:ce R'rrisen was ap
pointed chairntn of a coKra.ittee to
raise funds and other officers will
be elected at a later meeting.
Toe -m^t ...ect ing will be on the
28th when they will meet with the
men, and each woman is requested to
bring either sandwiches or cake.
Regular meeting dates have been
Sot :.s the second Wednesday of the
month at 1:00 o.m., and the fourth
Tuesdays at 8 p.ri. ~t the B•J. Bing
le hone.
A -ervice that may be of inter
est to the residents of the valley
is being inaugurated by the U. S.
Signal Corps recording to C retain
has on who wc.s a visitor to Palmer
during the wee k.
V.m-ather reports will be broadcast
every morning at 9:15 t^ 9:30 and
can be nicked up mi your short wave
band at 2960 kilocycles, or if your
radio is so marked, at 2.93 mega
cycles .
After some tests ha\m been cm
olctod time signals will bo broad
cast- daily at eith m 1 or two each
■_.fterno3n, the exact hour has not
vet been determined.
Captain ilas^n -says that the Sig
nal Coras will not build thuir tow
ers and operators1 quarters until
soring at which time they will es
tablish their permanent station on
the Plot assigned to them just north
of tho Community Center.
Jack Lund wants to thunk all vo
ters of District who helped to
elect 'him councilman, and regrets
that hu will not bo Loro to fulfil
the office os their representative.
1. V. Kirsch of Tract 64 reports
that the lost chain advertised sane
tine ago in the PIONEER is frozen
into the ground just this side of
where the Cairo 9 road turns off the
cm in Matanuska highway. It is op
posite 11:fourth fence post from
the south end of the field on the
west side of the r nod.
Lank Rossiter had a little tough
luck with one of the mink trio he
bought. Though he had close woven
wire separating tin, pens the rale
managed t~ got his teeth into the
head of one of his lady friends and
kill her. Tile loss will not be
groat as the prime pelt is worth al
most rs much .s the live animal cost
Hanks.f s f '"Iks , by the way, saw
Tod Giblin in Duluth and Ted told
then that their son was the only
one of the St. Louis County bunch
who intended to stay in the colony.
John He man, chief of cur Co
loninl Police, wonTt say that he
is expectin'.; any trouble, but he
is certainly arcparing to take
care of any tough li ombres he nay
have to arrest* A fine new jail
house is going uo right beside his
quarters, ^ regular ho osgow with
two cells, barred windows , doors
’n’everything.
Guess the corn oration has been
a little slow in aeying for sene
of the ’.inter ini it has our chased.
At lor. st that is the inuression
one gets after seeing a st at orient
fron Furry Cribb, building sup
plies, or .jnchoro0e. A note across
the foot of the bill reads:
"Account long rest,, due. Even
a Chinanan pays uo on the first
of the year."
L. J. Slowick of Anchorage has
our chased a lot fm.. hr. Felton
and plans upon erecting a hotel as
S 'on as he returns fron a hurried
trio to the ctates.
M* D. Snodgrass, who or .s sur
veyed out business end resident iul
lots north of the Cmr unity Center,
announces tout he is nleased at the
way his r>n 1 estate is mving,
Anyone interested in requiring
oro^rty -...Ion the new street that
will too the Center cun now our
chuse lots on u olo.n whereby the
ouynents iv.y be extended over u
nerio'd of tioie.
Mrs. Edgar Puun of ...nctnruue is
visiting with the Gust Schoibls nt
Truct 59. Mr. Maun is working us
u e urn enter for tin coroorut ion.
Mrs. Sully Burnhill ^f Anoho
rage bus accepted u position in
the accounting deourtnent v/here
she took up her new duties on
Tuesday.
Put Perrier reports that the sun
has returned over at the Butte.
For the nutter of a c^unle of week
the old boy couldn’t quite get him
self up high enough to cost liis
ys over the clouring, bir
warnin'
now old
and for
day.
Q^1 necks in the windows#
a little Ion. or tine each
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