NOVELTY tazidermy on display
Mr. Manley Sweazey lias placed
cn display at the Palmer Curio Shoo,
Mrs. Ring’s, some novel ornaments
which he made frbm thrown moose'
horns. The orname/its, are ‘not for
sale, Mr. Sweazey explains - he has
placed them at Mrs. Ring’s so anyone
who cares to may have'an opportunity
to see what can he done with these
horns. Pe has suggested that novel
ties may be-made for tourist trade
next summer, using thrown horns for
material•
THIS TAKES THE (COFFEY) POT
Sentry - ;'Pa It I Lvo gees there?
Ed - ''Coffey.
S-ntry - ,:Coffey, leave the
grounds.’
Ed - ’’Not ’til tea- leaves.5'
Among the hundreds of letters
that fell on the editor’s desk last
week are two which T ere cl interest
to many in the colony,
Eugene 1. Carr, "Trouble -hooter
Etraor dinary,is nowr busy with a
similar job to the one he had here.
"Te is located at h'adison, 'hor
ida, on the Cherry Lnhe .7arms ~ural
Industrial Community Project.
"h . Cur s:.ys that they have
there 5500 acres of community prop
erty under cultivation- v/ith 1000
head of beef cattle and 600 hogs,
in addition to milk cows for dairy
-oumoses.
The project covers approximately
11,000 acres and calls for the con
struction of 100 new houses within
the next 90 days,
rr. Carr says that hi'-- work
there is practically completed and
that his next assignment takes him
to a desk in T asnington wo ere lie
has accented a position in an ad
ministrative capacity within the
Administration.
The second letter is from Tack
Lund. Tack says they had suite a
stormy trio down, but all finally
landed in Duluth right-side-un-with
ce.re. They are havin'.- some touch
weether back there accorc.ing to hin.
It was 32 below zero while ho v/as
writing the letter.
Jack says he will be seeing us
all in the Turing. In the meantime
he is keening busy building bear
dens at the Duluth Too C-.-.rdens, re
sends greetings to all.
Bill Wccde of the cower riant crew
has just received the sad news that
his twenty-year-old son rassed away
at Carlisle, Iowa, a victim of bron
chial nneumonia.
N”X.T "•UO-'TO*1 T'’S"r"'T1II'TC- AT BIJT^U
T"C next meeting of the Legion
in qon.junc.tion with the Auxiliary",
will he held on Friday the 27th
at the Butte Cor.munity FA 11.
The invitation was given by the
Butte members at the last joint
assembly and repeated with empha
sis at' the- Tuesday ntag gathering.
Apparently they exnect to en
tertain in royal manner. It is
honed that the weather man will be
kind and that members dc not for
get that the date has been changed
from Tuesday to Friday for this
one occasion.
Usual transuortation will bring
all to Uev. Binj.leBj home from
where the trek to the Butte will
start at 7 :4o PBT. "omen are to
bring cookies and ice cream.
On "'aturday, L'-rch 21, the
Legion Auxiliary will serve lunch
emu leu ouuaeu. iuuu au one auiu
vissary. ’ ouen of the Auxiliary
are asked to send in their con
tributions for the sale.
T - is sale is conducted for the
ouroose of furnishing the women
with a method of earning their
dues.
hrs. E. 1. Single
Publicity C-.'.airman
OOnXTil^ CNTJRCF NOTES
T- e- 0 , n 8 A 9 grouu of women
folk-interested in, or connected
with, the bo nr iu n i t y Church are
asked to meet at the home of Its.
Erickson at 2 NY o:. IX.rch 20th.
At meeting of ministers and
one lay delegate of the ^resb3r
tery of the Yukon a review of the
Protestant Community Couch at
Painer was made ana the organi
zation went on record as highly
endorsing the Federated Church
Constitution as worked out by the
Local C-^-ch Council, and recom
mended to its higher organization
not only a continuation, but an
advancement of the work here.
Reverend Bangle was elected rep
resentative to the annual assem
bly at Syracuse, N.7. Leg/ 28th.
Lloyd Bell of 194 has just re
ceived a letter from his favorite
cousin whom he had not heard from
in years. °le is a nurse at Lorn
ingside, Asylum for the insane of
Alaska, at Portland, Oregon.
°he writes that she is expect
ing him almo s t any-beat now.
hi tch your stem, Lloyd, Mar
shal I'T:ck Fenion is looking for a
trip outside as escort, and he’s
pretty busy hunting up a subject.