Locals
How are you betting on tile sal
mon pack? Oscar Nicholson is re
p ited as having ’agere.l wi'h Mr
S 1 oenwald $100. "von in > tejr that
tht pack would not i * put pu it 18
aUo stated that Os.ar he abet up
with Knute Hestness— $50 tfen
money that the cav iry won ‘ get
iti pack up Is Os »r hedging >n
hi. bet or is he passing alous some
eefy money?
The Viking Gift Shop •; repo* ed
a" going to the land o^ oblivion
A> other busted bubble.
Ray Wheeler, Fred Cunningham
and “Buster” Coulter came over on
a ‘stern kicker” last Saturday for
lie dance held at the S. of N. Hall
Th<-y circled Mitkoff island and did
not get here until after the dance
was over. They returned to Wran
geU Sunday.
Gus Leliners who has been fish
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Phone 5:
jut at Kasheets Bay and waters in * a
libt section returned today for en s
;*ne repairs. He reports a very I
poor season so far. v
Outgoing passengers on the Ala
meda yesterday: Capt. Fred An- t
drews, Ketchikan, L. J. Weston, ]
Wrangell, D. Rose, Seattle, Alvin t
Englestad, Seattle, Lowell T. Plow- s
man, Wrangell, Mrs. Peterson, Se
attle, Floyd Peterson, ^Seattle, Geo.
Anderson, Wrangell, Mrs. L. F ]
Paul, Wrangell, Andrew Myron .Se-1;
at tie, John Morrel, Kethcikan, S.
Dybdalil, Seattle, P. Morrel, Ket
chikan, Otto Lahakainen, Seattle.
Magnus Peterson, Seattle, Hans Pe
terson, Seattle, Palmer Peterson, Se
attle.
Registered at the Arctic Hotel
this week: J. W. Gucker, C. M.
Barnes, L. M. Carrigan, Richard
\\ a k el in, Andrew Bjorgen, H. Pap
ke H. Lang, F. E. Swartz, W. S.
Binkley and son, Heber J. Meeks,
Janies Judd, Fred P. Andrews, J.
J. Coulter, Lewis Wood, D. Rose,
Ira Birch, Ira King, Conrad Enge,
G. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Storfold,
Hr.rry Krane, George Anderson,
Lowell T. Plowman, Magness Hess.
H. Barlow, A. R. Bowen, Sam Tar
beR. Kathryn Harvey, Alex Wiehe.
“Skipper” Dick Hanson was tow
ing piling for the Lighthouse De
partment operating in the Narrows
Mr. Eldridge, manager of the lib
dridge-Buick Company of Seattle,
was a visitor in port during the
wees. Capt. Thor Hofstad of Wran
geJl, all dolled up in white duck and
gold braids is skipper of the EI
d”iJge yacht and visited with oid
friends while in port.
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The Louise S. arrived in from
Surprise Harbor this week with a
little over 300 barrels of salt her
ring which will be repacked and
shipped south as soo nas possible.
The crew reports that the herring
gagging trimm:’ r. vircn 'nTTriTTiifirm.v.
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We have just received a new
shipm< nt of the latent Records
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JEWELRY and CURIO STORE
iFTLiSBURG, - - * ALASKA
WE SELL FIRST CLASS
COAL
Place Y r Orders for the Winter Supply
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Chris. Tve^n
Phone 15 Petersburg
oCK^»jaca«ceo8oec«a> ■ •- ^ ^uac««gKKeca»»»a
re running smaller than previous
hipunent but still good quality fish.
Tost, of the ponded herring has been
sed up.
■i lie Klappisch interests are on
he Surprise Harbor grounds and
lave purchased most of the herring
nd are packing same in barrels al
o.
Lric Ness, local herring packer
ms his pack about completed for the
rear.
“Curly” Kerr returned from Port
Alexander and Warm Springs bay
v? ere he spent a ten day vacation
A SEATTLE “ALASKAN”
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Horn in Seattle on July 27th was
William Doren Jackson. William
Senior, more generally known to
Ills friends in Sitka and Wrangell
is he “Commodore” is an 18-carat
Alaskan; Mrs. “Commodore” is
more generally remembered at Sit
ka as “’Miss Doren,” a missioner at
the Sheldon Jackson School.
c ongratulations extended anti
may the young “commodore” devel
op as good a voice as “the old man.”
SI! ELDON JACKSON SCHOOL
ASKS NOTICE
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The Sheldon Jackson School, thru
its superintendent, Rev. James Con
din asks all pupils out on summer
vuaction and any thers contemplat
ing entering that school, to make
special effort to be present in the
school with the opening of the fall
term ,the first of September. Thii
on account of the desire to maintain
a high standard of scholarship and
that the academic work of each
pupil will be complete.
Joe Standard is opening up the
Totem Pole Ice Cream Parlors on
Saturday the 11th. Quick Lunch
service with tasty home pastries
have a tempting sound.
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The Northwestern is due in Fri
night.
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“Patronize Home Industry” is a
much needed slogan in Petersburg.
It works both ways—buyer and
seller.
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Lake fishermen checks tlio not
large have added to currency circu
latiopf this week.
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Your town is what uou make it.
It’s growth depends upon cour faith
in it.
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The Variete has been putting on
some mighty good pictures.
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AT THE MacGREGOR
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“That’s My Daddy” which was
shown Tuesday and Wednesday was
one of the most wholesome comed
ies shown in Petersburg in a long
time.
tonight Milton Sills and Molly
O’Day are featuring in “Hard Boil
ed Haggerty,” a picture that is said
to be different fro mother war pic
tures. It is the story of a hard
boiled army flyer and is a very good
picture.
Saturday Jack Hoxie with his dog
Pcx and horse Scout bring a rous
Yig Western—“The Wild Horse
Stampede.”
Sunday under the auspices of the
Sons of Norway will be shown the
film Norway depicting that country
in its various resources, industries
and activities. It is a 15-reel pic
ture and well worth anyone’s time.
Announcement will be made lat
ev as to when the picture will bo
shown again for the benefit of the
men of the halibut fleet who cannot
he here Sunday to see it.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP
Stops having boon taken to legal
ly dissolve the partnership of Lien
<N Kayner, proprietors of The Star
Oakery, all current bills are payable
immediately. After August 1st,
no bills will be contracted by said
flr'ii, nor will any bills of sabl firm
e payable by the undersigned. . . .
O. 11. LIEN.
V’ANTED—SEVERAL neat appear
it.g refined ladies in Petersburg and
surrounding towns for dignified pe
so ion in business world. Full or
part time considered. Introduce
P.osomaid dresses and lingerie.
I Steady positions with earnings from
?20.-$50. weekly. Applications
should be addressed to Mae G. Mur
ry, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Expert Repairing
Automobile and Tires
In Fryer Machine Works
All Work Guaranteed
Spencer Fox
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Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnlta from April 25,
1 ?23, to September SO, 1928. 1
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o’clock P.M.
calling at each place in the order shewn below.
SCHEDULE B. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk Tnlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Situa, Todd, Chatham, Killisnoo,
Paranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Conclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt Walters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Pedbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nah, Funter Bay. Juneau.
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NEW ASSORTMENT - Simmon’s Steel - Brown Enamel Beds — $9.75, Simmon’s
Springs — $9.95, 40 lb. Cotton Felted Mattresses — $11.50, Simmon’s Ivory Baby
Cribs — $11.75 and up, Simmon,s Crib Mattresses —$5.95 and up.
You are cordially invited to inspect our NEW ASSORTMENT of furniture.
Let us help you plan and decorate your home.
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