PLANTS AVAILABLE
Joe Flakne, Agricultural agent,
informs us that raspberry and rhu
barb riants are available to all
who want to set them out right
away. The;,' may be obtained from
Lawrence Rorrison at Tract $112.
Many thought that the mounting
of the ten inch copper ball on top•
of the big new water tower marked
the completion of the job, but it
didn’t.
Si Ison and Wilbur Ingram made
the steelman’s final gesture when
they both climbed un and stood atop
the ball the night before they left
the cornu. Ninety feet means noth
ing to those fellows.
Charles Cadwallader, Wasilia
merchant, suffered a nainful ac
cident last evening when a ninch
bar used in repairing the cattle
chute sliuued and cracked him in
the forehead between the eyes.
The blow knocked Cad out for
over a half hour, but we understand
he is all right again today.
Cad’s accident was only cart of
the excitement at 'hasilia last eve
ning. The little town echoed with
the rumble of hoofs and the bellow
ing of cattle as the two hundred
and seme odd head of Slaonbeck stock
v/ere unloaded from the train that
brought them, on the final leg-of
their journey from Deer Lodge,
Montana.
FOR SALE: SPAULDING TRUCK BODY' TC
FIT ANY SMALL CAR. ONE YEAR OLD
AND COST $85, KILL SELL $c5 CASTT.
. Inquire PIONEER office.
FOR SALE: TVX 'YOUNG ILL EXPIRE, .
SOYS DUE TO FARROW EARLY.^UGUST,
See M. I. Snodgrass
TTTE PIONEER CAB
SPECIAL RATES FOR FISTrING PARTIES
THEY’RE BITING OUT AT COTTONWOOD
MAKE UP A PARTY
THEN SEE
GEORGE lemmon proprietor
WANTED TC BUY: TWO YOUNG PIGS.
IF YOU HAVE THEM TO SELL, GET IN
TOUCH AT ONCE HIT- THE NORTHERN
LIGHT FUR FARM, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
CAKES
VALLEY CITY CAFE
.PIES_PASTRY AND BREAD
FRESH DAILY
PALTER PROGRESSES
Pave you noticed what a swell
place that new restaurant is going
to be. Jin Sinn son and his two
daughters are sure going to open in
class.
And that addition to Horton's,
which will also be a restaurant and
ice cream oarlor, is sonething to
be nroud of, too. The nart upstairs
will double Ralph's hotel accomoda
tions.
Nifty little olace Denny Fowitt
has ouened un there In the Valley
City Berber Shop. They will carry
a select line of souvenirs and all
kinds of photographic equipment.
And Koslosky’s sure are nutting
on the dog nowadays. Colony Day
they all broke out in tan linen
coats like a high class store in
the States. Bob Rock,'nanager of
the grocery department, absolutely
defies you to ask for something
they don’t carry. TLA*vey Buckridge
who is in charge of the hardware is
doing: a big business in guns and
fishing tackle * Leo and Jan, who
also work there are kept fairly
busy at the gasoline uunn now that
so many new cars are showing up in
the valley, ^arold spends most of
his time slipping quarters into the
big new automatic record playing
machine which recently arrived.
Sally’s Cafe still retains its
genteel atriosohere and caters to
the needs of the inner nan. Red
Frodenberg insists that you leave
there satisfied.
Bert’s Drugs lives uu to the old
tradition: "Tiy the drugstore first!
You can get everything from, a wool
shirt to an autonobile down there.
If FAnk Rossiter thought he was
leaving trouble behind when he gave
uo his tract and returned to the
States he was mistaken. A letter
frori Duluth says that Funk was ar
rested by Saint Louis County author
ities for hon-sunocrt of his family,.
FOR SALE: Three 4 month old goats,
1 billy and 2 nannies. Fine Swiss
milking stock which wras brought in
to the country to furnish milk for
the hosnital. $40»CC each is-cheap.
See or write A. J. Younggreen,
Cache,■ Alaska, care: of Alaska RR.
FOR SALE: New Perfection Yerosene
range, Five burner, oven on ton.
All enamelled, cost $80 sell.‘"'27.
Three quarter horse gas engine in.
A1 condition-. $27., 50
PIONEER office or Sieber, $182