AND FIAT’S that::
Some tine ago we had a niece in
the PI0N2LT. about Hay Wilkes and
recently got a .0coiling letter from
hie home town friendsc Wo saw the
original letter regarding Lay'and
row eh"..-. mar v;ho showed, it to us has
son re) in;,; to say in answer to this
1 a 51 c oirmn i c at ion.
’’Regarding the letter published
in the ^nril 9th issue of this oa
rer as news received from Mrs. L.
i-u Durfee, I the under signed., take
all rescansi bill tv for. such nubl.i
catleu as I wished to correct the ■
wilfully eroressod iiroressicn left
by'Hay’Wilkes that he was returning
to Minnesota to run a farm he had
left to cc5me up here.”
(Signed) Allen H. Frederick
A report has cone in that the
fellows around camp #2 aro letting
their stock range all over the
country, This makes it pretty hard
on the boys who have planted forty
ac^os of oats and potatoos on the
Ten Cobb place»
Kindgren, Sorenson, Sullivan,
Dragscth, Ising and Lenak have done
a i.st of work getting tnat crop in
ail'1 now loose stock is tearing the
fields up. These hoys don’t feel
that they can afford to build a
fence since the place is only rent
ed for this season. It would be.a
big help to them.if those who live
out that way would try and range
choir .cows and horses off in anothi
or eireetion0
Real estate is moving in ^almer.
To hr* Bagge has sold a number of
lots along Finger Lake Road and M.
Co Snodgrass is disposing of small
jtots m his residence addition.
h'-Sf Lozier has just purchased a
amt south of the old Irwin house.
The.Kotor Shin Kasilof is nowr
making .reguLar .trips into Kiiik, ar
r’v.ing there about every nine days
fwom Cook Inlet points.
And now, with the Anchorage-^ai
mer road about to be thrown open
we may expect automobile service to
Anchorage scheduled so that one.can
got into town on Saturday evenings
after work and back onto the job
by Monday morning. It is under
stood that a subsidiary of the Pac
ific Greyhound company •* is about to
inaugurate a -passenger, express and
jJgnt freight service within the
next few days.
The four school busses are up
for sale, to be sold by bid, either
singly or in a group.
LOCAL RADIO FACILITIES
ON CAT.iL FOR Eh'ERGENCIES
The Tuesday and Friday broad
casts over the local Signal Corns
station is primarily for the nur
■ooso or familiarizing colonists
with •where to tune in on their ra
dios, also to make certain that
the radio-phone equipment is func
tion 1 ng r r o p e r ly.
Luring those noon broadcasts
information of value to colonists
will be given out. In case of a
fixe emergency the local station
will go onto the air, broadcast
ing the location and asking for
help if it is needed# As soon as
you hep1' the fire whistle tune
your radio in at 560 kc, the fre
quency assigned to the Signal
Corps for emergency use#
Fire alarms coming in after
5:30 in the evening will not be
broadcast unless in extreme emer
gency.
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