Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
Best'Line of Hand-made Goods in Alaska
BEST .LIVE OF .HAND .MADE
GOODS IN ALASKA NUGGET
AND IVORY JEWELRY
SOUVENIR SPOONS. BASKETS.
IVORY CARVINGS-TOTEM POLES
Ivory Totem Poles and Beads
Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY And CURIO STORE
PETERSBURG,
ALASKA
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Orer Drug’Store Phone 55 Re»idenee Myekleboct Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard,“M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialict: Eye, Ear, Nose,& Throat
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LOCAL NOTES
Ted Hungerford and family re
turned from Little Pybus Bay
this week from their logging and
fish trapping operations.
Mr. Ernest Schoenwald, manag
er of the Petersburg Packing Com
pany left for Seattle via Wrangell
Thursday of this week.
Additions being added to the
building in which is Charley Mann’3
poolroom are progressing. The
offices of the agent for the Admiral
Line will occupy one section while
Mann expects to use the other side
as an addition to his hall.
Outside work on the Arctic Hotel
is practically complete and the car
penters are pushing along the in
terior work so that it will be ready
for occupancy at an early date.
The Americ returned from Tyee
where it was under charter to the
Sebastian-Stewart cannery. The
run of lish in that section was as
plentiful as in any other.
Charley Smith left for west Ku
preanoff shores where he is pros
pecting.
This summer explodes the say
ing “lots of berries* lots of fish.”
It worked out lots of berries but
no fish.
The Glacier Bugs have arranged
a ball game with the Juneau team
to be played Saturday, September
3rd. i
William Tamaree received a mes
sage that his boat the Mission
was burned when a lantern fell
and fire got beyond control. The
boat was a total loss with no in
surance.
John Lot is suffering from a bad
ly mashed finger which he caught ir
the flyweel of his engine when he
tried to start it one morning.
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Mann were
hostesses to the members of the
Women’s Community League in the
Church Parlors on STuesday even
ing. This is the first meeting o
the League after the smmer ane
was marked by a very good at
tendance.
Frank Hudson having leased hii
barber shrop during he past weel
is taking a well earned rest dowi
at his ranch on th road to Scov
Bay.
Berry-pickers are coming home
each day with well filled buckets
of blue berries.
James H. Wheeler, of this city,
has been over to Wrangell the past
week superintending painting and
construction on buildings he has
in that city.
FOR QUICK TAXI . SERVICE
CALL PHONE 49.
Mrs. Dan Sutphen and little
daughter Marian, accompanied by
Mrs. Sam Allen, went to Ketch!
kan on the Queen last Sunday to
visit Mr. Sutphen's mother and
father. They expect to return to
Petersburg the latter part of this
week. I
Bud Southworth, who has been
working with the road crew on the
Petersburg-Scow Bay road, was ar
rested last Tuesday for shooting
geese out of season. He was fined
$25. and cost.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunkle
berger have been spending the week
at ‘Bum’s Retreat,” the Earl Ohmer
summer home down the Narrows
Mr. Dunkleberger has been en
larging the house and making a
number of improvements to the
camp.
Mr. and Mrs.. Conrad Bowman
returned to Petersburg this week
after a very enjoyable and restful
summer in Washington. Mr. Bow
man is again to have charge of the
local schools and reports that the
faculty personnel for the ensuing
year is practically complete.
BUREAU EDUCATION CHIEF
IN ALASKA
U. R. Ummel .chief of the Alas
ka division of the Bureau of Educa
tion arrived in Seward recentlv uod
is making an inspection of stations
!n that section.
It has been reported that the
1 reported transfer of the activities
of this bureau from Seattle to a’«
ka is without foundation. Thar
effort, however, will be made to co
ordinate the work of this depart
l|,ment with the newly centralized de
partmental work in the Territory
The Admiral Rogers arrived in
! Port much sooner than expected
; and took on 7,000 cases from the
t local cannery.
’ Many a man who declares his op
inion has none.
SALES’ INN
Dance!
Saturday
Evening
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Aug. 20
9:30 p.m.
Buker’s Orchestra
GOOD MUSIC - GOOD FLOOR
Good Lunch
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Cameras - Films and all
Photographic Supplies
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Everything in the line of Men’s Wear
Will Be Supplied at
GOODMANS
CLOTHING STORE
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ATTENTION !! I
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
MODEL BAKERY
All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
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MUNSING WEAR
For
Men, Women and
Children
HOGUE &c
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Men’s Sport Breeches
Hose, Sweaters,
Boots, Etc.
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