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SHELLY DAIRY BUILDINGS BURN
Last Saturday mornine, sometime
between two and three o'clock, the
dairy barn and other buildings con
nected with it., caught fire and
burned with s complete loss of the
buildings, 15 dairy cows, 2 heifers,
one hay shed, a &ra.nary with be
tween two and three- thousand bushels
of crain, a silo, feed Orindor. funn
ine mill, milk machine and other
dairy equipment.
Mr. Sheely estimated the loss be
tween $15,000 and $18,000, it was
partly covered by insurance
The fire was discovered by former
Deputy Marshall Wm. Uouwens who
aroused the son-in-low and daughter,
Ur. and Mrs. Merle . ndarson. who arc
managing the farm, and, who w .re n
sleep in the house a short distone
from the fire.
7/e understand that Mr, Sheoiy will
rebuild the buildings and replace
the stock and equipment if possible.
The fire was a distinct loss to
the Community as well as to Mr
Sheely, as the dairy products are
needed for community onterprizos,
and, now, when 7/nr Production is so
essential it will be hard to replace
INFANTILE PARALYSIS MEETING
Wednesday evening the local chapt
er of the Foundation met in the
lounge of the Recreation Buildinfc,
.'.bout a dozen people attended, and
election of officers was held with
the following, elected:
President.Mrs. Claire Stock
Vice President....Mrs. Goodrich
Secretary.Mrs. A. Snodgrass
Treasurer.Miss Dieckgrafe
The President announced that the
Committees to handle the President's
Rail on January 30th, and the March
of Dimes program, would be appointed
as soon as the Holidays are over.
Miss Enedahl of the Extension Ser
vice received a vote of thanks for
cloricnl work done for the Chapter.
An article on work done by Sister
Kenny for Polio cases was read.
EMERGENCY SUPPLIES ARRANGEMENT
Kf • *" • <• - Snell, t.laskn. R.R.
official representing, the Depart
ment of the Interior, who has been
placed in char0e of the program to
provide supplies to be used if an
e’n- r0ency makes it necessary to do
i so by the p: opie of the Territory,
was a caller In Palm.r this week
whore ho held a conference with
Manager L 0. Stock regarding, stor
age for part of the supplies that
will be sent to this part of Alaska
' r. Stock has been appointed cust
odian for chc supplies to be sent
to tbe V-lloy. These supplies can
only be provided when and if an
emergency o;;ists and then only to
deal-, rs , Our loop rative is in
cluded m the list.
LR.'.PT HOARD LOSES DECISION
The iocl.x Draft oard lost n case
brought against Mr. Cook In the
Distn t Coin c recently. It was
claimed that Cook had failed to
| keep his Board informed as to his
[whereabouts and hid felled to c.p
: pear for induction. District At
torney '.Vcnnhlom prosecuted the case.
•>e hear that the local Hoard is
quite peeved over the outcome and
that there may be some resignations.
Evidently the Court felt that
harsh measures are not desirable in
cases of this kind or believed
Cook's contention that he had tried
to comply with regulations, was
true. The h.nchoraee Board lost a
similar case recently and are re
port0'-" to be very unhappy too,
about it.
P. T. COMMUNITY XI.:/-S
MEETING
The P.T.A. will hole1 n meeting
on December 15th.
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS