TALL MOOSE ?
OR TALL STORIES ABOUT MOOSE
OR JUST KIRSCH'S STORY
Mr, kiesch and Jonnie Long arc
the pround possessors of two
boautigul Bull Monse. Mr,Kirsch
killed.'..'THE MOOSE of the season
which carried a spread of 63 ",
Jonnie Long killed one that was
also a very fine specimen, carry
ing a.spread of 48'inches. Mr.
•Jack 0* Connor, _,game warden for'
this district, declared Mr,
Kirsch’a moose to be without a
doubt, the largest bull moose
killed in this part of the country.
Jonnie Long declared he was again
affected with a pnrticnl black
eye. Well, we just can't let
him go hunting 'again,
Mr.Cameran, Carl Erickson and
Mr, McNeil brought in a bull
moose with a 59 inch set of horns
which seems to prove they run
large this year.
And still another one reported
is Kr.Sjodin and Wylun who brought
home the bacon, Mr, Pearl Archer
has one to his credit also.
There is nothing like getting
your money's worth from a hunt
ing license.
ELECTRIFICATION
No ne'v/ information has boon re
ceived regarding Electrification
of the valley, however, Mr.Sund
has been asked to come before the
Board of Directors of. the Co
operative next Monday nite to
give them an outline of what will
be required before funds will be
made available for the project.
A new Co-operative will have to
be formed having for its members
only users of the service, a
minimum charge will be neeessary
also, but this will probably be
very small, in fact the bills
will probably be larger than this
minimuni charge because of the use
that will be found for the service
We shall continue to get and give
you all’the information on the
projuct'as it advances along.
MORE STOCK IN VALLEY
New plr.ns are be uig made to supply
the Valley with more dairy stock.
Applications will be mailed in
the near future to determine the
necessary number that can be pro
perly handled and eared for.
The proper care will include the
condition of barns, among other
things.
Arrangements have already be.pn'
made to have Mr. I. I/I.C. Anders on,
Livestock Expert with the Exten
sion Service at Fairbanks, select
and purchase this stock on his
trip outside in the near future.
This is one more step toward
socccss. Only by securing more
Dairy stock end producing a greater
volumn of business can we expect
to put our creamery on a paying
basis. And until this happens
can we expect or demand the ser
vice which wo expect of our
Creamery,
THRESHING MACHINE
CHANGES HANDS
Mr.Porbor Bailey has purchased
the throshine machine formerly
owned by Mr.Euggy and Mr.Ross
Bhccly*
This machine is now operating
and together with the one ov/ned
by the Corporation should turn
out grain in the Valley before
snow get too deep.
FUNERAL SERVICES
SUNDAY
Funeral Services will be held
Sunday at the United Protestant
Church for Mr.Clarence Sornsen
who died at of pneumonia.
Services will begin at 3 o'clock.
THE MINING>SHORT COURSE is in
session now at the Palmer school
house and classes arc being
held every evening, under the
direction of Mr.Wilcox. This
course is an annual event and was
well attended last year both
in Primer and Anchorage.