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Modern Grocery
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ing a guaranteed PLIER Wrench
See .them .at .Blacksmith Sho|
across from Steam Laundry. .Adi
The freighter Oduna of the Alaa
I ka Steamship Co., tied up to th
| Citizen’s dock, Monday evening ani
: began discharging coal, 75 tons o
it. Later she moved up to the Pub
lie Dock and put ashore 50 ton
more of coal. She also had as car
go for this section, 125 cases o
powder. The big freighter steame<
out, Juneau (Dupont Powder Sta
tion) bound at 4 Tuesday mornng
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church or Petersburg
SUNDAY SCHOOL at 10:30 a. n
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE a
11:30 a. m.
8. SYDNESS, Pastoi
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services ai
10:30 a.m. Aternoon services a1
3 o’clock. Midweek service, Wed
needay evening at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker
* Salvation Army Services, Sunday
• Tuesday and Friday.
Fine Watches, Clocks, Silverware,
Diamond Rings, and Everything to
be found in Jewelry store are here
awaiting your inspection—*
Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY and CURIO STORE
PFTERSBURG, . . . ALASKA
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Orer Wheeler Drug Store
Daji E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
GeneralPract.ee Specialist: E- e, Ear. Nose & Throat
Eyea Tasted and Glasses Fitted
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we SELL FIRST CLASS
COAL
Place Your Orders for the Winter Supply
NOW
Chris. Tveten
Phone 15 Petersburg
Have that
Bridge Party or Dancing Party
AT THE
GREEN LANTERN
Ball Room
Rate—$5.00 Per Night
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There will be a Christian Endeav
or social at the Pioneer Hall, Satur
day eve, 7:30, March 3rd. All are
cordially Invited
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J Mrs. Winona Lotsfeldt, a visitor
in Seattle for a rnonh, returned to
f Petersburg on the last trip of the g
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| Mrs. F. M. Hungerford, who has
been visiting her sons and daught
ers-in-law and grand children for a
. large portion of the winter, re- a
turned to Seattle on the Rogers 2
t- Thursday. She took Ted Hunger- y
ford’s oldest girl—a little tot—with
• her to the States.
George Grigsby, candidate for the
office of Delegate to Congress from
Alaska passed through enroute to
i Juneau last Saturday. (May he get
' mare votes than did the Stroller).
Sailing on the Admiral Rogers,'
March 1st, were: Olaf Arness, Mrs.
* P. M, Hungerford, Martha Hunger
ford, C. Freidland; Sing Lee, J. E.
f Nelson, Mre. H. Darrah, Mrs. Ed.
Locken, L. M. Carrigan and James
H Wheeler. The Rogers was south
bound.
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When the Rogers sailed north
out of Petersburg on the 25Hi of
February she carried C. J. Hill, G.
A. Mancrieft, B. B. Green, D. Rose,
Jos. M. Moore, S. Rushic, Mrs. J. Mc>
Closkey, Miss E. \\ elde, (j. Welde
and R, York.
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James H. Wheeler, a Seattle pass- ja
enger on the Admiral Rogers the 1
1st ot the month called at the office \
of THE ALASKAN . as he went
aboard and requested that he papei
be mailed to him at Uhe Queen City. -;
“Don’t miss an issue,’’ said Mr. j
Wheeler. We won’t. •
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The Steamship California, recent
ly completed, the largest American
built passenger liner, will run be
tween New YoTk and San Francis
co. The propellers are electrically
driven from 20,000 h. p. motors
turned by steam turbines. She is
scheduled to knock off 22 to 23
miles an hour on the through run.
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The S. S. Admiral Rogers, going '
South, landed at Petersburg about -
8:30 a. m. on the 1st of March. She
took aboard quite a lot of fresh
fish and shrimp and pulled out just 1
before noon. ,
The S. S. Alameda (A. S. S. Co.,)
arrived at Kake early Wednesday
morning and loaded on, case salmon
for Seattle at the Skinner-Eddy !
Packing Co. plant.
I’he Admiral Liner, Admiral Rog~!
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ra arrived in northbound, last Sat
rday with 5 passengers for this
ort and around 60 tons of general
mrchandise. ,
The U. S. Coast Guard M. S. Cy
an landed at the Citizen's dock,
uesday afternoon at 4:30.
A GIRL BABY
To the wife of Uirick H. Benson
line girl baby was born on the
3rd of February. Mother and
oungster getting along fine.
AND ANOTHER GIRL
“No more wars in the future, ’
a,ys Rat Verney, of THE ALASKAN.
Girls are coming two to one.” A
ew girl baby arrived at the home
f Pat and Mrs. Verney, Tuesday
veiling. Mother and Baby all
ight.
MANS INHUMANTY TO MAN
R. L. Gill is back from the bastile
t Skagway. He doesn’t look as well
s when he wall forced to leave the
ity. The department of justice (?»
ere in town should feel mighty
ocky over this particular case. We
re going to dwell a little on this
iter. In the meantime “Tex” Gill is
i a bad way. He has- got to be
iken' care of, and those who have
e: i ts softer than the stone pulsers
i Federal officials should have a
ollatch of some kind to arrange
plan that will make Tex’s pillow a
ttle softer than it has been. What’s
OUR idea.
SORT ’(> GLOOMY
The halibut business,' at the pro
mt time, isn’t overly encouraging,
here seems to be quite a few fish
?ady and willing to bite, but there
re not so many buyers who care
i pay a price worth even the wear
tid tear of boats and gear. It is
lid that a number of the smaller
all butters will clear decks of deep
;a outfit • and assemble trolling
lies.
T THE SANITARY MARKET YOU
WILL FIND
11 ad ip Lamps, Lamp Shades and
’himneys, Generators and Wicks
>.-ure Agents For All of The Above
amp Equipment And Can Supply
Your Wants Any time.
v'. vCHARLES GREENAA
Proprietor.
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and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
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