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Local Briefs
Mrs. O. Molver returned on
the Northland Friday morning.
Henry Lutro, fox rancher of
Pybus Bay, was registered at the
hotel Tuesday.
Frank Wyant, logger and
beaver farmer, graced our
streets a few days this week.
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P. F. Harley, retired salmon
canner, has been a Petersburg
visitor the past few days.
Wm. L. Paul made a short
business trip to Juneau. He re
turned to-day on the Queen.
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Forest Fryer and family, who
have been visiting for some time
in the states, returned home
■his morning on the Northland.
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The airplanes have been do
ling rushing business at Peters-j
jburg lately. Hunters, trappers
and prospectors have been get
ting a squint at the lay of the
land.
L. T. Swanson has been giving
some very convincing demon
strations of the superiority of
the General Electric Radio at
1 he telephone exchange this
week.
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Petersburg High School bas
ket ball stock went up several
points last Saturday when
Frankie Gordon. William Jack
son and Robert Paul returned by
airplane from Sitka where they
had originally intended to en
ter the Sheldon Jackson School.
Gordon promptly enrolled at
Petersburg Hi and Jackson will
probably enroll later. Gordon
: and Jackson were members oi
: the basket ball team last year
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| The ninth annual fair of thf
[ Southeast Alaska Fair Associa
[ tion held at Juneau on the 3rd
j 4th and 5th of September is de
£ dared to have been the mos^
successful fair yet held. A:
►' usual, many of the prizes foi
| j fruits, vegetables and flower:
‘: were captured by exhibitor:
> from Skagway and the uppei
* Lynn Canal. Band concerts, na
> live tribal dances, a baby show
> kiddies' frolic, etc. brought th(
l attendance record to a very sat
| isfactory figure. We have no:
j yet received the final report o:
■ the live stock and poultry shows
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1 The public reception given bj
\ the P. T. A. at the Sons of Nor
| way hall for the new member*
I of the school faculty was wel
attended. A most enjoyable pro
i gram consisting of songs b5
Mesdames Enge, Johnson anc
Johan son, numbers by the
school orchestra and two excel
lent readings by Mrs. Edward
Ihocken was followed by short
| talks by Dr. Rude and Prof.
Bowman, presentation of tea
jcbrrs, and last but not least, a
’elightful luncheon.
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HOW DRY I AM
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William “Bill’ Barrows, writ
ing from Seattle says: “A long,
long stretch of dry and exceed
ingly warm weather. Outside
of an occasional blaze for cook
ing a bite of mornings, the house
has been fireless since middle of
June. Lots of dust and smoke
in air. Gee, I’d like to rampage
around Rocky Pass from now
j until latter part of October.
| There is no more beautiful wild
j country in the world today than
! that winding thread of salt wa
| ter between Kake and Strait Is
land in the late summer and
early fall. Could I make heaven
I for myself, I’d build on the plan
jof Rocky Pass with all its ad
jacent country. It’s just im
mense.”
Rev. and Mrs. Pederson passed
through Petersburg on the Ad
miral Rogers on their way to
Wrangell where they will hence
lcrth have charge of the Presby
terian work. Rev. Dr. Diven left
Friday for his new charge in
Florida.
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Mrs. lizzie Perrin on Tuesday
morning became the mother or
a spanking new son. Both are
doing very nicely. Dr. Benson in
attendance.
Mr Stephanus, superinten
dent of the Tyee Cannery, is a
visitor in Petersburg, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, living a
long the Scow Bay Road, report
the birth of a son, last week.
Salesmen Chet Johnson and
Ben Delzelle are calling on the
local trade this week.
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Andrew Johnson and Fred
erick Nelson took passage to
Anchorage on the S. S. Alaska.
They will represent Petersburg
Post No. 14 as delegates to the
of the American Legion.
(Slim) Pointer returned home
last Saturday from a five weeks
visit in the states. He visited
several fur farms in Washington
but says he saw nothing to cam
rare with the stock of the Yukon
Fur Farms here.
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James Brennan has returned
from Seattle where he went for
medical attention.
Mrs. E. N. Ohmer and Mrs. C
O. Parks will be hostesses to the
Women’s Community League at
the Lutheran church Tuesday
evening.
NOTICE
It is hereby ordered by the
Board of Health that children
with mumps must be excluded
from school and other public
places and isolated until the
swelling of the glands has dis
appeared or at least twenty-one
days after the onset of the dis
ease. Other children in the same
home where patient is so isolat
ed may attend school provided
they are kept from coming in
contact with the patient. Any
one found disregarding this or
der will be quarantined.
—By order of the Board of
Health.
; HOME LAUNDRY: Prices reas
onable, careful work. Mrs.
> Ann Dunkelberger.
' FOUND: Purse containing some
change. Call at Alaskan office.
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‘ FOUND: —A purse containing
currency. Owner may redeem
lit by proving property and pay
I ing for this ad. Call at Alaskan
' office.
IFOR SALE: GASBOAT 37x10—
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Sterling engine 15 h.p. Boat and
engine in good condition priced
j $800 for cash.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakeartad. Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning Worship at 11,
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamave
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 p.m.
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of Laundered Goods
We give full value for your
money.
H.OYAMA, pro.
At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
Wood for delivery
Inquires have been received
concerning the following persons
supposed to be in Alaska:
John R. Gray or Frank Man
neman—Both about 68 years of
age, weight about 140 lbs. Sup
posed to have gone to Fairbanks
or Nenana about twenty-two
years ago.
Charles Folsier (Karl Foltin)
Born in Austria in 1869. Suppos
ed to have come to Alaska in
1915 or 1916.
William Malkhasian-Who was
in Alaska sixteen years.
Ludwig or Louis Froehlinger
Supposed to have come to Alas
jka about 1920-at one time lived
I in Ketchikan.
Anyone having any informa
tion about the above persons,
please communicate with the
Governor’s Office, Juneau, Alas
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
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For Ladies And
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Fall and Winter Samples
Suits from $25. up.
Latest model cleaning and
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M. A. Missick
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Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY
Russel York Proprietor
John Fanning
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Dealer m
Complete line of Silk Hosiery
liest grade of Shoes 2cr men,
ffonit* and children.
Beet Quality Goods
at very low price.
Shoe repairing neatly done.
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Take home a Brunswick
Phonograph j
Portable or Cabinet
A machine to fit your home,
your camp or your boat. U
Latest song and musical hits
will while away the idle
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“Where Sound Sounds Best”
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Saturday
“The Canary Murder Case”
By S. S. Van Dine. With William Powell, Louise
Brooks, Janies Hall and Jean Arthur.
“Hawaiian Nights” - - - - Vitaphone
Hugh Herbert in - “Solomon’s Children”
2 News Reels - - Fox Movietone
Candy Night
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Sunday
William Fox Presents
“Harmony at Home’
With William Collier, Sr., Marguerite Churchill,
Charlotte Henry, Charles Eaton, Dixie Lee
Rex Bell, Elizabeth Patterson and l|
Dot Farley
“The Festival of Bagdad,” a Tiffany-Stall technicolor I
symphony
“Just Like a Man" - Vitaphone g
“Bailey and Barnum” - - Vitaphone !
Two Paramount News
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