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The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band)
I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reinlanders and
Comic reading
Brunswick Phonegraphs
Always Ready to Tune In
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PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drug'Store Phone 55 Re»idenceIMyclclebo»t Home Phone 54
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General Practice Specialist; Eye, E»r, NoseJ& Throat
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from
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| January,
1 llth 1927
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December 24, 1927
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HOME FURNISHINGS
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SCHOOL NOTES
A spelling contest is in progress
in the sixth and seventh grades. The
grades are divided into two divi
sions under the leadership of Hen
rietta Dahl and Arthur Tveten. At
the end of three months the divi
sion having the greatest number of
one hundreds will be entertained
at a party by the other division.
Hughie Harris has returned to
set ool after several days' absence
on account of sickness.
Mrs. Johnson, who has been
| teaching school in Seattle for five
i went into the interior to teach the
! remainder of the year. While the
I Northwestern was in poet, Mrs.
Johnson visited the lower grades in
1 Petersburg schools and gave talks
! to the children. They were es
pecially interested in her talk
about the Northwestern striking oh
a rock.
The honor roll for the second
quarter consists of the following
names:
Alma Cornstad, Helen Lund, Lil
lian Anderson, Herbert Mjorud,
Harold Anderson.
Lillian Anderson was the only
ore of the Freshman class to win a
place on the honor roll. Helen
Lund received an “A” in every sub
ject.
The schools are enjoying an un
expected vacation, caused by a
’/u k of water.
The eighth grade successfully
passed their Territorial examina
tion in Uj. S. History. There are
eleven pupils in the class and the
{grades range from eighty-seven to
ninety-three percent. The average
g.-ade of the class is ninetv-one
and six-tenth percent.
They are now studying Civics and
they are finding it very interesting.
1 he High ^School basketball
team suffered defeat last Saturday
night in a game with the Alaska
Native Brotherhood team from
Ketchikan. The score was 26 to
20 in favor of Ketchikan. Coach
Judjr is trying to make arrangement
for a game with the Juneau High
School Team to be played at Ju
neau.
The pupils of the basketball
team are planning on giving a pro
gram in the near future to make,
money for a basketball trip.
The Town Tossers left for Wran
gell where they expect to play two
games of basketball Friday and
Saturday nights.
LOCAL NOTES
Attorney Henry Roden was in
town when the Evans cafe in from
the North Thursday.
Acting Governor Karl Theile was
a passenger on the Evans yester
day going to Wrangell on business.
It is reported that Mr. Theile has
purchased the crab scow formerly
in Petersburg, but now at Hoonah
and will perate it this summer as
a cannery.
. I
Loss Bernard, of the Juneau I
Empire enroute south on the Evans 1
stepped around to the office of Ye
Alaskan and chin chinned printing *
days in Dawson when Dawson was.
a real town.
Representative Elect William L.
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Paul was aboard the Evans yester- j
day returning to Ketchikan from j
Juneau where he had been for the1
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past two weeks on court business, j
J. Martinez was convicted this
week of assault and battery and
fined $20,.
A seven pound baby girl was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Aguil on Wed
nesday, January 19.
Mrs. Lars Westre has been con
fined to her home this week with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jorgenson en
tertained a few of their friends
last Wednesday evening at a de
lightful Bridge party of three
tables. Prizes were awarded* to
Mrs. Earl Ohmer, Mr. J. A. Menden
hall, and Mr. C. O.P arks.
Miss Mary Allen entertained a
number of her friends at a delight- j
ful skating party at Green Rocks
on Sunday. The party went down
bn the Daring early in the day and
enjoyed a most invigorating day
and delicious eats.
Mr. and Mrs. Fryer were hosts
at an enjoyable skating party at
Fails Creek last Sunday, taking the
group down on the Lillian.
The Community Women’s League
held its regular meeting at the
Parsonage on Tuesday evening, Jam
uary 18, A number of the hus
bands came up after the business
netting and enjoyed a very de
ilghtful social hour. Plans were
made for purchasing materials for
the ladies to make up into various
articles for the approaching bazar
they are planning to hold.
Bert Cornelius underwent sur
gical operation at Juneau this week
and is reported as having success
fully gone through with it.
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Mills at Scow Bay
Fir Flooring at
$75.00 per 1000 ft.
Fir Ceiling at
$65.00 per 1000 ft.
Before buying elsewhere See u for
prices on all kinds of iumber
We welcome inspection j
as to quality I
OSCAR FATHER, Pres. &Mgr.c J
The Holidays being oyer, it is now time to get the boats and gears
ready for the near fishing season.
We carry complete line of boat fittings and the best grades of gear
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