Margaret Snodgrass lias taken
over the high-school classes at the .
■“aimer School, replacing Mrs. Skin.
Couden who will be onerated unon \
„ for annendicitis this evening.
More school notes: Vie hear
that wedding bells will toll the
close of school for one of the
teachers. As a Frenchman might say: •
"Jamais deux sans trois." . ■■ ‘
Bill Bouwen sent to Montgomery
Ward for 6 oairs of ruhber gloves
for use in his undertaking work.
Last mail he. received a pair:
of pink silk bloomers, size 10. .'
Nov; anyone who has had a north
view of Bill going south can readily
understand that he has simply no use
for them.' i
The Matanuska Valley may soon
be a cow puncher’s paradise. A. A.
Shonbeck has started out to prove,
that it is a cattle country by ship
ping in 200 head. They leave Se
attle this week, and will be ranged
on the Cottonwood flats.
Vic Morgan and Julius Edmund-"'
son are back after ten days of work
burning the dead grass off about.a
thousand acres of the big hay re-v
serve down on Knik Arm. They report
the geese passing over in such quan
tities that their impatient honking
makes sleep almost impossible. But,
of course, you all know Vic.
The FFA, Future Farmers of Al- •'
aska are informed by Colonist F.S.
Lee that those initials also stand
for an organization known as the
Fenceless Farmers of Alaska, an
outfit that is open to all sett.lets
who suend their days hunting their
own stack, and their nights driving
their neighbors' .cattle out of the
hay field. ■ ;j
The first big fuel oil tank h
has been put to use. In 50 minutes
6000 gallons of diesel oil was
oumped from a..car into one of the.
big tanks back Of the power house*
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NOTICE: Because of confusion due)
to the similarity of names, I here-.,
by serve notice that I' will not be,: ■
responsible for any entertainment'!
debts contracted by Bill Young, Sr.,
(Paid Ad) (Signed) Bill Young, Jr,;j
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WANTED TO BUY: Good double bed with
springs and mattress, davenport and -
two overstuffed chairs. See Jeff:
Morely or leave word PIONEER- office.,
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FOR SALE: 10x16 house-, 2 windows,
closet, celotex lined, double floor
and built-in kitchen cabinet. $200,
Inquire 'at PIONEER office.
Because of the.conditibn in ' ;
which some of the houses of return
ing colonists have,been left, the
following memorandum.has been is
sued over Mr. Don Irwin*s' signa-. —
ture. . • •• ■ y < •
"No returning, colonist., trans-.
portation will be furnished., where
the house is not left • in a. clean,
and orderly condition, wijtti.ali-. ,
dishes and other articles fur
nished by the Corporation"cleansd
and left in as good'condition ,as -
possible for resale."
HOSPITAL NOTES
O’- - Hi ’ /-,
On Sunday, May 2nd, a 7^ pound
baby boy was born to Mrs. Benry;.
Jensen of Tract 29• •..*.;Both::fIneurr
Wayne Fredericks, 4 yeai* old
son of Albert Fredericks,/;who has
his application in for return to
the States, has been a pretty sick
boy for some days and is now in
the hospital for observation.
Teddy Be Land, 7' was operated
upon .for appendicitis ...Tuesday .and ‘
is now getting a long'in"'fine shape.
Dorothy White, 14, of Wasilla,
had her appendix removed las't eve
ning and is now resting easily. 'v
Little Roberta Eemmer, Pat’s
daughter from Tract 44, fell from
her daddy’s wagon and: a~ wheel;pas
sed over her upner-thlgh-,—breaking
the bone. She is a' brave” little”
youngster for 3^ and- smile a hap
pily at all vistors when she isn’t
studiously scrutenlzing all the
frame s, ropes^ and pulleys of her
fracture bed.' ,; i „
.Cameron Erickson ds being treat
ed for a burned foot. v -\f*’
: Y21'i’IR -dr.
Kathryn Kennedy had a blood -y
transfusion of 300 ccs, donated y
by Mr, Ross Sheely. - Doctor Al- ;
brecht was oleased with the man
ner in which she responded to the
treatment.
1 ■ r . ; JV >'■! :rT-~'njo
Runnar Mattson, who .has. been *
convalescing from a herniorr'anhy,
has: boon discharged::and-isrjiow™
back at his home on .Tract 55.
FLASHP ‘ '
We have just received, word that
Red Frodenberg-of Sally ’C«ife is
offering cash prizes, .(^/o*50, - 1.50
and *>1.00) for the winners in a- :
contest: to find- but who “can-whist If
first after eating 15 so.da.,crack
ers. Open to anyone irndisr1 'fifteen
years of age. -.rriiffal U0» Z*
SEND PIONEERS HOME TO THE FOLKS.