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... picture-making supplies
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In the Spotlight
“Dangerous Dan” Alston is
laying up in Port Alexander
waiting for the finny tribe of
herring to come his way. All
things come to him who waits
—but don’t wait too long.
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Adventure on Companion, for
this is God’s most gracious gift—
the thing that is. Take it, al
though it lead to the abyss.—
John Masefield.
Chester Worthington and
William Howard were in port!
Tuesday enroute to Icy Straits,
Peril Straits and Juneau.
Henry Allen, son of Jack Allen
died of tuberculosis Tuesday
£ fternoon. Interment was made
in the the cemetery across the
Narrows.
Mrs. Swanson mother of Miss
and Carl A. Swanson,
was to leave Portland this week
for the East where she will at
tend the Synodical Sessions of
•:he Luthern Church.
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James H. Wheeler left the fore
part of the week on a business
trip to Juneau.
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Herring Men Go Out
C. L. Foss and a crew of 24
men went through to the her
ring plant of the Chatham
Straits Fish Company at La
Touche. Foss has long been in
the herring business and is
well known here by the fish
men.
R. E. BAUMGARTNER,
Attorney-at-Law
Arctic Hotel
Petersburg .. .. Alaska
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Heightened Beauty
Is the result of intelligent
care of your appearance.
Regular attention by our
expert is a sure means to
dainty feminine charm. Our
prices are moderate.
Chet’s
Barber Shop
At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
Wood for delivery
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Home Service Mending
of Laundered Goods
W e give fuli value for your
money.
H. O Y AM A, pro.
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“Licensed Embalmer"
Petersburg, Alaska.
Miss Margaret Hanseth left for
a visit in the states.
Mrs. Dorothy B. Phillips oi
Point Agassiz left for Seattle.
Don Reyburn was In from
I ougias Bay this week.
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Mrs. P. A. Berg of Saginaw
Ray is registered at the hotel.
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Ralph Wooten left for San
Juan islands.
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Miss Muriel Young, Blind
Slough, is visiting with the Mc
Kechnies.
The “Brothers” and “Betty”
are on the Anderson Bros, ship
ways.
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Leon Hasbrouck and family
were inPetersburg during the
week.
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Clarence Glunt left for Seattle
as member of the steward’s de
partment on the Northland.
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Mrs. K. Stenslid, and children
Gertrude and Rangvold Stenslid,
left for Seattle this week.
David Phillips arrived in town
this week to move his household
goods out to Kake where he
plans to live this summer.
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H. H. Waller, contractor is ar
riving in Petersburg today. He
lias contract for the West Pet
31 sburg road.
Miss Impi Alto left for Douglas
md will return in the fall to as
;ume her duties as teacher in
;he Petersburg schools.
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Master Bobby Allen snagged
i 33-pound salmon in the har
jor and with a little assistance
anded his first killing. Oh boy!
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Mrs. Ernest E Laubough, Boise,
daho, Department president of
he Legion Auxiliary, elft Seattle
or Alaska points this week.
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Work on the addition to the
old storage plant is progressing
ight along and at the rate of
onstruction the plant will be
n complete readiness as per
chedule.
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Henry “Nook-shi-yahn Ish”
doses, pioneer fur buyer of the
Northland, was a south bound
)assenger on the steamer North
and this week.
Miss Anna Mathiosen and Miss
fca Mathiesen left on the North
and for Seattle on the first leg
if their journey to Norway. They
rill be gone until next Septembr
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The Yacht Westward, Capt
’oe Dykeman, passed through
’etersburg Wednesday early!
nth the Eastman hunting party!
r.hom they picked up in Prince
lupert. The Eastman party of.
unters this year is headed by!
lr. George B. Dryden, a nephew
f Mr. George Eastman.
P. E. Verney of Metlakatla ar
ved in Petersburg Wednesday,
n the Annacortcs and is assum
tg control of the mechanical
id of the Alaskan printshop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Paul
ft on the steamer Alameda
>r a short visit in Juneau. Bus-:
icss and pleasure combined'
’d a. vacation well earned
'ter several yaers in Peters-j
arg.
The run of king salmon at
Dyes Island so far is said to
ive been a fizzle. The run at
)rrester Island is said to be
>out the same.
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Will A. Barrows, long a res
ent of Alaska and now so
urning in the Queen City
'ites that he has had more or
ss of a sick turn turn but so
r has shied away from the
idical fraternity. Bill has
tne 55 chickens on his ranch
d has been getting 50 eggs a
y out of them but the bottom
1 out of the market and the
ces are down so low that he
t of thinks he will live on a
r chicken fry’s for a awhile
II»Ien Sylvia James, mother of
the two men, was with B. T.
he might never return from a
contemplated trip into the low-1
er Yukon country, according to
the suit, Bennet James conveyed
his interests in the claim to his
mother to be held in trust for
him. He returned safely, but;
the title never reverted to him,
the suit charged. When Mrs.
James died in November of 1929/
it was charged she willed the
property to Leander.
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Hull Inspector Is Appointed
Capt. John M. Clark of Seattle
has been assigned to Juneau as!
inspector of hulls on the board I
of steamboat inspection. He ar- j
rived in Juneau this week on'
the Yukon.
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Kake Store Does Well
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Frank Booth, manager of the
Eureka Trading Company of
Kake arrived in Petersburg
Tuesday ofternoon and left for
home again yesterday morning.
He reports a very good year for
his company—it having declar
ed and 8 per cent dividend ex
tending back over several years
in whiich no dividend had been
paid. When this store was des -
troyed by fire several years ago
it had no cash on hand, no
stock and no credit. Mr. Booth
took hold of it and built it from
the ground up till today it has
several thousand dollars i n
stock, paid all of its back ac
I counts and has a nice little
[balance on hand after declaring
a nice dividend for its stock
holders.
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FRESH CREAMERY
2 LBS.
63c
EGGS
FRESH STANDARD RANCH
EGGS, PER DOZEN
ORANGES
SWEET AND JUCY
PER DOZEN
25c
25c
PEAS
MISSION BRAND SUGAR
PEAS 3 No. 1 TINS
40c
MALTED MILK
THOMPSON’S CHOCOLATE
1 Lb. TIN
50c
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QUART JARS
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