L.C.STOCK RETURNS
(continued)
good prospect but ho docs not
feel so well about buying from
a government agency.
I made tentative arrangements for
a contact man there for us also,
for some advertising in the local
paper.
The market is there but wo will
have to work for it and then
ship only the best.
The news paper boys of the News
Miner wore ve:ey courteous to me
and Mr.Jessen the editor,gave us
a fine write up and editorial. 11
VISITING IN PALMER
Dr.Frederick Thorne, I/Ire,
Florence Hayes, representing the
Board of National Missions of
New York City, and Mr.John Aber
nathy of Florida, a student at
Louisville Seminary ate in Palmer
visiting the United Protestant
Church and Rov.3.J.Bingle and
family. Those visitors will
have part in the Services Sunday
morning and are desirous of meet
ing the people of the Valley.
Therefore, we cordially invite
all children, young folks and '
adults of the church and those
who have no church home to meet
With us from 10:00 to 12:00 Sunday
morning.
Members of the Council
and
Rov. B.J.Mingle
4-H CLUB DANCE
The North Str.r 4—II Club sponsored
an old fashioned barn danco last
Saturday evening at Mr.Barkers
place on the Noose Creek road.
The dance was attended by a large
crowd and everyone - seemed to have
a good time, judging from the
lnugtcr and general c.\ j or ranees.
All members of the Club and their
loaders wish to express their
appreciation to the musicans, to
Mr.Barker and all those who helped
to make our dance a success.
THANK YOU.
EDITORS VISIT PALMER
Editors and publishers represent
ing thirty states and many news
papers and magazines stopped in
Palmer for a short visit on Wed
nesday June 21. These people
who have in general, been in some
way connected with many a front
page news item concerning the
valley, were very much interested
to see just what the Matanuska
Valley project was like. They
asked many questions which were
not clear in their minds and
some members of the party were
surprised to receive the correct
answer. They had received so
many conflicting reports concern
ing the valley and it3 management,
it was hard to realize the true
situation here.
Inquiries were received concerning
numerous farmers in the' valley
and their families. Mr.Conrad,
president of the Association, and
publisher of the Medford Star News,
inquired about one of his sub
scribers, Mr.Hick Weiler. Also,
some inquired for Mr. and Mrs.
Quarnstrom of their home town.
The Star News, of Medford Wis.
exchancges papers with the Valley
Settler each week.
The only regret expressed, was
for the lack of time to see the
valley and become better acquaint
ed here.
LOCALS
C.B.Bisson and family chocked
out of tho Colony on June 15,
Mr,Bis son expects to remain In
the Territory of Alaska,
Inar Huseby checked out of the
Colony on June 19, and also ex
pect to remain in the Territory
for the present.
Runar Mattson and family withdrew
from the Colony and expect to
make their home in Anchorage,