PRESIDENT'S BIRTHDAY PALL
The President’s Birthday Ball.,,
which was previously postponed will
be held in the new Community Kail
on Washington’s Birthday, Saturday
February 22nd.
While it is unfortunate that th
Ball could not be held in conjuncti
with the other cities and towns of
Alaska, all seem to be agreed that
it should be held.
No finer token of esteem and
respect can be rendered to the man
whose far seeing vision enabled thi
nro iect to come into being, than tr
gather together at his Birthday Bal
for an evening of pleasure and soci
contacts. By doing this the people
of the Valley not only have the
opportunity for personal enjoyment
out are enabled to do honor to the
living spirit of a great American
who has accomplished so much for th
social and financial betterment of
the common people.
Busses will follow the usual
routes and extra cars will be pro
vided where necessary.
The Ball will be held, under the
joint auspices of the Colonists and
"rhe Palmer Democratic blab and the
following: committees have been
ur pointed:
Howard Lyng
General Chairman
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Rev. B-.J. Single
Hr a. Nei1 M:lier
Hr s • C. H- • F e r r i n 0
Mr. j~aek Herir.an
Mr p. I. N • 3 an ivik
ADVERTISING
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. Ed Coffey
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3D ECO RATI C£T
Mr. Wm Eg' ivv e ns
Mrs. Frank Ring
Mr. C-.H.Perrine
Mr-. Wm Bonnett
Mr, Ja^k Allman
Mr. Ed. Coffey
MUSIC
Rev. M. SuInman
Mr. Frank Ring
Ray Wilkes cf tract 12 and
RuleInk Leander of tract 14 drooped
in to toll us that they are "Pulling
the rirf’j but no reasons given. We
will have them later.
A suecial train will leave for
the Fairbanks Ice Carnival from
Anchorage or, March 5th going straigb
through to Anchorage. Overnight stc
will not be made at Curry in either
direction. The fare for this train
will he one way fare for tl;e round
trio. Tickets will be honored on
this train only. The fare from
Palmer is $19.55.
FOUND: One lady’s fur lined glove.
(Jail at Pioneer Office and identify.
LOST: One Coleman lantern at the
lance..Notify Harold Boiee of tract
one or Fioneer Office.
Mr, Thurna reuorts lumping of
garbage rather haohazardiy along
the reals. Ther° is a ruling out
that all garbage must re dumped in
to tile river. Just a word of warn
ing to whoever happens to be driv
ing those trucks out.
onFGR SALE: McKenzie River RugKey.
Cne year old, broken to driving,
harness. Twenty Busks. Harry Sears
Someone lifted ICO# of flour
and other previsions from the end
sof steel at Sutton. These■suddlies
belonged to Aulga Stickman, a na
lti'Ve; and it is understood that
ail-he culprit is known and is about
to be arrested.
lack C’conners, Anchorage Game
7/arden up here on official business
was found sleering in the jail the'
3 first morning after arrival. Prob
ably shot at a snowshoe rabbit and
had to pinch himself.
Ronald Emb3rg. br01her of
George and Truman, arrived in the
Valley last Monday and expects to
make his home here.
Someone blew two washtubs be
longing to Charlie Ruddell cn tract
17 full of holes. He’s all burned
up and says there are plenty of
cans around there is anyone, wants
to target practice.
It wasn’t a facial that made
Ralph FortonTs face so red the
other day. It was a ’’finger wave'.’
And we don’t mean the kind the
beauty operators give you cither.
Lcuis 0asather is contemp1atine
a lecture tour under the auspices
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It is understood that Mr. Od
sather will talk on the ’’Evils of
Drinking”, presumably basing his *
argument on personal experiences.
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