WE HEAR TEAS:
The Hoganson family are planning
to leave just as soon cs they can
make arrangements. They expect to
settle in the state of Wc suing ton.
Harold plans to stay in Alaska.
Now that it has been announced
that Alaska boats will resume
their regular sailing schedule,
wc can expect to have a. three-pool
film on Cooperative Wool Growers
to show at the general meeting of
the Cooperating Asso elation on
January 25. •
Wc hoar, too, that Dr. C.Ep.rl
..Ibrecht will sail for Primer on
the 15th of this month.
Dr. H.IT.Colvin has written frun
Washington, D.C., congratulating
us on our paper . Incidentally,
he says it made a great hit in
the Washington office.
The' Pioneer Grange ft 1 plans a
social meeting the end of this
month and every one interested is
invited to attend. It will be in
the Grange Hall at Palmer.
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Agnes Brucklv.ucr had her tonsils
ronovod in the Mntanuske. Valley
Hospital last wook and returned to
her hone on Friday.
Lawrence Arndt sustained fractures
of the leg and ankle and is now in
the Hospital with r plaster ccst.
Wayne Ware had. a compound fracture
if his thumb treated in the Hospital
Office.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid had a so
cial on ¥/ednesac.y of this week.
Harry Duff, who works in the garage,
had his storehouse burn down on
Sunday with considerable loss. His
son was burned about the face.
Dillard Chapman has spent a lot of
tine trying to get the skating rink
so that’ it can be used. He deserves
much credit.
The A.R.R.C. is waiting to hear re
port as to the heat units in coal
and wood and if economically prac
tical nay quite possibly start burn
ing wood fron the Valley at Painer.
Oscar Beylund, Lloyd. Bell and Carl
Rasnussen have recently joined the
Co-operating association.
Jr,nur.ry 14 — Feature- "ON THE. /.VENUE"
—Dick Powell
Madeline Ccrroll
Alice Frye
(vj Jc.nuary 21 -- Feature- "THE UST OF MRS.CHEYNEY"
—Joan Crawford
Willicji Powell
Robert Montgomery
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