Big Day
presents, But a chance to get first
choice at purchase, just as the old
man did vjhen the cows arrived.
There will be plenty of presents
to go around, not only for the col
onist children, but for every lit
tle one in the valley- ..hid on Mon
day Koslosky’s store will give out
stockings full of goodies to every
one who comes in at one o’clock.
Better talk dad or mother to bring
ing you*in.
fiord from Anchorage tells us the
Mukluk Dance last Saturday eve was
a huge success. They are going to
hold another one on the ice rink
Xmas Eve. Part of the ice will be
roped off for dancing, while the
rest of the space will be open for
those who like to skate to music.
The next day, Xmas at 1:30, the
Palmer Pioneers will meet the Anch
orage Hockey team in a match....so
be there Palmerites and give the
homo town boys a lot of moral sun
port .
Howard Lyng has just received
official notification that he has
been elected delegate to represent
the Second Division at the Demo
cratic Territoiial Convention, at
which there will be delegates nom
inated for the National Convention,
and a party platform adopted,
Edwerd Coffey and Elnor Kaseby
will ac-tend as delegates from Pal
mer.
Through the kindness of your old
frion 1 -I, P. , announcer of XT CD, an
•appeal for Chris toms tree decora
tions was broadcast, Less than ten
nouns later Mr. Gust Sealohel and
vine. Hank Lakese were here at the
office with 'bundles for the Xmas
Committee, Thanks, folks.
Wonder what happened to cause
all those sparks when two popular
members cf the valley’s younger set
men accidently in the ed*s office
one other day. Reminds us of when
■vu considered those little spats as
mighty serious business.
Cne way of getting a concrete
chimney in a hurry is to have a
“■.ire* like John Meehan of Tract #56
and the other day,.
Tawilling to chance the tempo
rary stack that had caused all the
trouble, he went without fire from
/ in the evening until he could get
into term the next day. Before dari
Jill Taylor had the new concrete
chemuey 1.11 irsta 11 ad »
If too hr.sy to wri te ,
send PIONEERS
Mrs . Harvey Buckridge, whose
husband is employed at Koslosky’s,
is a recent arrival from the out
side, Until they can get located
closer to town, they are living in
the small cabin on the Kirsch
tract, £64.
John Bradley of 117, who left
for the States to get nodical at
tention at a veteran’s hospital,
is a real booster for the valley
according to a clipping sent us
by Arv Schaleben.
Eradley, on a visit with rela
tives at Red Granite, Wisconsin,
told a news reporter that we are
in the ’garden valley’ of the
great Alaskan Territory,
’’There is no depression in Mat
anuska,” says John. ’’Many have
more to eat and wear than during
the good times in the States.”
Mrv Schaleben has a good article
on the project in the January issu
of the American Magazine, Don’t
miss it.
Any of you folks from Hugo, MinrM
It was thero that a nine foot eagle
picked up nine-month-old Dnrline
Lindocrg and then electrocuted
itself by flying into a high ten
sion wire. It volplaned to earth
with the child still in its talons.
The baby was only slightly bruise
Joe Ubert of Tract #2.60 is now
all set and ready to go in the now
community cobb.lor shop,
With his tlace full of the most
modern equipment and plenty of
stock on hand, Joe says: "Bring
v cm in, I Ml fix ’em.”
SALLY1S
SIX COURSE CHRIST?"AS DINNER
WITH WINE
Served From Two Till Eight ?. M»
HAAS -- Finest Box Candies
PALMER MOTOR SAKYIC E
ALL BRAND NSW EQUIPMENT":
Snappy taxi service -- Freightlug
REASONABLE, RFLIAPLE & RESHOMS UN
WHEREVER THERE'S A ROAD A A LOSE*
BOB{S TAXI
GETS YOU THERE AND GETS YOU BACH
ANY TIME ANY PLACE
HEATED CAR
Office.KOSLO SKY'S
At the Toy Store