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Everywhere
That was a pretty little gob of
snow that drifted in on us Monday
night. In truth it was just about
as heavy a 12 hour fall as any that
came this winter. There was just
about a foot of the stuff on the
ground Monday morning, and it
can leave just as soon as it wants
! to. We’ve had a plenty for this
winter, and more than enough for
this time of year.
I How about C. P. (Bud) Tolson?
Know him and where is he? Came
Alaska way 190 8. Send information
relative to Tolson to the Governor,
Juneau.
Joe Williams, who has been with
the Hogue and Tventen Company for
'sometime, i3 now touring the States.
He stopped for a time at Minneapolis
.and from there headed Los Angeles
j way.
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Fine Watches, Clocks, Silverware,
Diamond Rings, and Everything to
be found in Jewelry store an here
awaiting your inspection
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JEWELRY and CURIO cTORE
PFTEKSBURG, - - . ALASKA
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DRS. STANDARD & STA NDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Over Wheeler Drug Store
Dan E. Standard, 1W.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: r • e, Ear, Nose & Throat
— Eyes Tasted and Glasses Fitted
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FIRST CLASS
Have that
Bridge Party or Dancing Party
AT THE
GREEN LANTERN
Ball Room
Rale—$5.00 Per Night
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On account of the basket ball
schedule at Wrangell—Petersburg vs
Juneau—the middle of the month,
the Elk’s dance is postponed. The
ads have been taken out and can
celled.
Mrs. J. Truett and son, James Jr.
left on the Yukon for Seward where
she will visit for some time. Anoth
er Seward passenger was Mrs. Mc
Dougall.
The steamship Yukon of the Al
aska Steamship Company came in
from the south’ard last Tuesday
with quite a large passenger list aud
tons of freight. She left out for
Juneau and points west’ard at 3:30
in afternoon.
Peter Behrs, the jovial fox farm
i er from Three Mile Arm has left
town on an extended visit to Seattle
and California towns, and will be
absent from a month to six weeks.
Peter hasn’t been to the States for
17 years and, as he expressed it
himself, feels entitled to a romp
around where there are highways
gaudy bill-boards. 5 cent ice cream
cones and, first hand jazz music. He
left his motorboat at Wrangell in
care of friends and from Wrangell
he sailed for the States.
iue nungeriora aromers (Tea
and Bud) with their families, float
ing homes and new logging engine
and equipment pulled out of Peters
burg on the 6th bound for Port
Protection, Prince of Wales Island,
where they will start at once log
ging and hauling out piling. The*
will be busy at this for the next
three months. The outfit left under j
tow of their own boat, Reliance, bur j
will be assisted across Clarence I
Strait by Rosich in the Sea Otter. j
Dave Phillips, who visited down j
at Kake for several days, has been |
on the job press of THE ALASKAN
since returning to town.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dahl were out
going passengers on the Admiral
Watson Monday, Seattle bound.
Russel York returned from Jun- j
eau on the Watson la3t Monday. j
He had been a visitor at the capitol
city for several days.
For Sale-5 h.p: Regal Boat en-!
gine in good condition. Price!
$150, See otto wp:lde. j
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church or Petersburg,
SUNDAY SCHOOL at 10:30 a. m.
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE al
11:30 a. m.
S. SYDNESS, Pastor.
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10:30 a.m. A ter noon services at
3 o’clock. Midweek service, Wed
nesday evening at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
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Roy Wiggin, representing the
Union Oil Company, called at THE
ALASKAN office Saturday. He was
[n town relative to the transfer of
the property—a portion of the Hol
ton acreage—to the oil company.
Mr. Sjurson will be in charge lo
cally of the oil docks.
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Miss Burgh returned to Petersburg ®
on the Yukon on her way back to 0
Hake, where she is teaching at the
Q. S. B. E. school. It was Miss
Burgh who heard over the radio that
her mother was seriously ill in Seat
tle and was fortunate in making
direct connections going south. Miss
Burgh arrived too late to find her
mother alive.
Last Saturday the motorboat Sea
Otter was sold to Frank Roslch,
who is Interested with the Hunger
ford Brothers in logging and piling
contracts. He left town with his
purchase on March 7th for Poinr.
Baker, Prince of Wales Island. The
Sea Otter was built by Will Barrows
at Kake about 4 years ago, and
owned by him until this transfer.
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The Ttfiree Brothers, Fred Friady,
the Daisy May, Topsy Dugaqua and
the Loomis—James Kusk, came In
from Kake Tuesday morning. Ernest
Kirberger was a passenger on the
Three Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Davis, and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Grant came in from i
Kake several day3 ago with sick
babies whom they placed under the
care of Dr. Standard. The little
ones were seriously ill and the
Davis youngster is still being treat
ed. Peters Grant returned home
Sunday.
In the Alaska Weekly of March
3rd there is a half tone of John W
Troy, (eleven ■scant ounces) owner
and publisher of the Juenau Empire,
over a brief biographical sketch
The picture and write up is under
the head of “Sourdoughs Who Made
Good.” In the printed boost of
Short Weight there is this: “On
January 10th, 1914, he purchased
the Empire and has built it into
one of the finest dailies published in
any city of like size in the entire
nation.” PURCHASED” is good
Strong, the owner of the publication
when Troy hob-nobbed around the
plant, would hardly call the trans
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would be a stronger word.
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\lladin Lamps, Lamp Shades and
Chimneys, Generators and Wicks
iVe are Agents For All of The Above
Lamp Equipment And Can Supply
Your Wants Any time.
CHARLES GREENAA
Proprietor.
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Dr. Rac L. Carlson, Optometrist will be
in the Arctic Hotel in Petersburg for one
week beginning March 1 7th to Examine
Eyes and Fit Glasses.
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I have everything in the line of footwear, Dress Shoes, Work
Shoes of kinds, Over Shoes and Rubber Boots.
GOODMAN'S
CLOTHING STORE
Across from P ost Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Petersburg,
Alaska
AT TENTION!!
Boat Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at|
Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
Wrangell General Hospital
RATES $3.50 to $5.00 PER DAY
Marine Station
DR. C. P. JONES, AFFILIATING PHYSICIAN
How About Your Boat?
The Season is Here for Fixing up your Boat, We have full Supply
Marine Hardware, Fishing Gear and General Boat Supplies
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