Local Briefs
Mr. J. A. Hadland and family
are in from Skiff Island.
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Edwin Thomas and William
Barteo left for Skagway.
E.~J. Bolton took passage on
the Alameda to Seward.
Only four more shopping days
before school starts.
Miss Laura M. Boeshar, com
mercial teacher in the local hi
school, returned from her vaca
tion and will be on hand for the j
opening of school
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Johp Enge, Mrs. W, J. (Ellen
Farrell) Brown, Mrs. Elder Olson,
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Guns
Ammunition
Boots and Hats
The new Laquered Long
Wetproof Shells are fine for all
guns — Single, Double, Pump,
and Automatic.
Kleanbore rifle 1 ammuni
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ALsA.SK.AN, Help Put ALASKA Over
and Mrs. F. B. Stell, left for Se-'
attle.
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Mrs. Earl N. Ohmer and fam
ily returned from Seattle, on the
steamer Alameda Saturday last.
J. K. Nicholaison has launch
ed his new gasboat and has it
nearly ready for fishing opera
tion.
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The Bureau of Education school
with Mrs. Conrad Bowman in
charge will open on Wednesday,
the 3rd of September.
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Mr. Sanford Dodge who so
successfully promoted the Amer
ican Legion play “The Whole
Town’s Talking,” is leaving for
Wrangell on the steamer Queen.
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E. N. Ohmer of tne Alaskan
Glacier Seafood Company is in
receipt of a wire from sales man
ager Cornelius to the effect that
the market for crab meat is pick
ing up and suggests that anoth
er crab boat be added to the
j fleet and to have the plant at
Cordova ready to begin opera
tions on short notice.
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Mr. D. E. Lucas, vice president
of the National Bank of Com
merce of Seattle, 'together with
Mrs. Lucas and son D. E., Jr.,
stopped over in Petersburg a few
days this week on the way back
to the Queen City after a tour of
Alaska for business and pleas
ure. Mr. Lucas seemed much
pleased with Petersburg and
seemed sold on the Matanuska
country. They took passage on
the steamer Aleutian from Scow
Bay to Ketchikan.
Terrtorial Auditor Cash Cole
made a short trip to Petersburg
this week to make the settlement
between the Territory, the Town
of Petersburg and Contractor
Henry Hasbrouck, for the con
struction work on the Peters
burg Airport.' He also presented
instructions from Highway En
gineer R. J. Sommers to con
struct an extension of the plat
form to the highway.
T. L. Chidester, prohibition
agent called in port last Mon
day and picked up O. Hove on a
charge of possession of liquor
Hove dug up 25 iron men and a
few more for company and was
released.
R. H. and Mrs. Campbell ol
Castle Islands brought in a re
markably fine offering of bloom
i ing gladioli. Mr. Campbell says
he has over two thousand bloom
ing glads and a very large num
ber of younger bulbs which will
bloom next year.
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The Princeton, Rev. Wagner
master, left for Ketchikan tc
pick up W. L. Yaw, assistant su
oerintendent of Sheldon Jack
son School. Mr. Yaw will make
the swing around the Divisior
ricking up students for the
school.
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The Bible Study School which
was under direction of Rev. and
Mrs. Wagner in the Presbyterian
Church has closed for the sea
son. A very nice group of pu
pils presented themselves for the
' course of study.
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Haynes DeWitte, Presbyteri
an layworker at Kake, left on
uhe Princeton from which port
he will engage pasage to Seattle.
He goes to take treatment from
an eye specialist.
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The Business Women’s Club
vere hosts to the girls who
vere travelling through the Divi
ion on the Alameda. The trip
vas sponsored by Paramount
and Publix. The girls were from
Minnesota and North Dakota—i
[ winners all in beauty contests.
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A record day’s work was put
in this summer by Mrs. Mary
Wilson of Kake—she worked
24 hours and thirty minutes on
the 3rd of August. During that
week she put in two other long
days—22% and 20%. Her time
card for that week shows a total j
of 108 hours-for six days or an\
average of 18% hours.
Doris Parks won a prize for
finding typographical errors in
Tie Legion paper.
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Mrs. Anna McGilton and chil
dren, Margaret and Freeman, j
Left for Juneau, on the Alameda
and will return shortly.
W. K. Keller, Republican nom
inee for Territorial Commission
er of Education was a visitor in
Petersburg this week.
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Miss Florence Stell, who has
been visiting in Petersburg with
her friend, Miss Julia Wasvik,
returned on the Alameda to her
home in Silverdale, Wn.
Mrs. J. B. Cawthon, who hasj
been visiting here with her son
Hal E. Cawthon. is leaving to
day for a visit other members of
her family in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Barnes of
Ketchikan are registered at the
hotel. Mr. Barnes is advertising
lepresentative of The Alaska
Monthly, the first number of
which will be on the news stands
shortly.
Capt. Roy Hurst is doing a tho
rough job of overhauling his
boat the Helen Payne, purchased
from the Wrangell Narrows Pack
ing Co. The boat is almost ready
for operation as a fish packer.
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Mr. and Mrs. William L. Paul
and family of Ketchikan, ar
rived in port on the Grey Ghost
and will spend a couple of days
visiting friends.
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G. J. Hildebrand has recorded
the transfer to R. H. Campbell of
his boat, “Alice K.” which he
brought up from Puget Sound.
Greg has put the boat in excel
lent condition and Mr. Campbell
may well be proud of his pur
chase.
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Rev. R. J. Diven of Wrangell
and formerly of Petersburg has
accepted a pastorate at the ut
termost tip of Florida. His many
friends sincerely regret that he
finds the change necessary and
their best wishes will follow him
to his new field.
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HOME LAUNDRY: Prices reas
onable, careful work. Mrs.
Ann Dunkclberger.
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FOR SALE: GASBOAT 37x10—
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Sterling engine 15 h.p. Boat and
engine in good condition priced
$800 for cash.
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FOR SALE—30 h.pFrisco Stand
ard gas engine, rebuilt and in
first class condition. Price reas
onable on quick sale. Power re
placed.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakefftad. Passor
There will be no services at
the Lutheran Church this Sun
day as Rev. Maakestad will go
to Point Agassiz where he will
conduct services.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamare
THE SALVATION ARMY
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Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 p.m.
.Capt. Loewen, Lieut. Brierly...
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Dealer in
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Are cordially invited to attend the
9th Annual Southeastern Alaska Fair
Which will be held this year at Juneau, on
September 3, 4, 5, and 6
Exhibits of farm, products minerals, fine arts, ladies fancy work hereby
solicited. Ship your exhibits freight charges collect and address the
packages to R. B. MARTIN, ManagerSoutheastern Alaska Fair Association.
,a Southeastern Alaska Fair Association. Call at The ALASKAN News Of
fice, Petersburg, Alaska, and get a copy of the Premium List. In addi
tion to the fine exhibits of Alaska products you will be entertained by
some surprise numbers. Program changes every night.
A good time is assured to all. Remember the dates—September 3rd, 4th,
5th and 6th. And the place—Juneau Fair Buildings, Juneau,Alaska
Southeastern Alaska Fair Association
|: John F. Mullen, President
W. S. Pullen, Secretary
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