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PETERSBURG,
ALASKA
DRS. STAND ARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 55 Residence Mycklebost Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice
Specialist: Eye, Ear, Nose’& Throat
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LOCAL NOTES
Alex Cresa, proprietor of the Pe
tersburg Electric Shop left ou the
Cedar this week for Cape St. Elia3
where he will assist in the installa
tion of a radio station and beacon
by the United State sLighthouse
service.
He will be gone for about six
week3 during which time his shop
will be open for battery charging
only.
Barret Willoughby, Alaska story
writer stopped off at Wrangell and
made the tip up the Stikeen River.
Miss Willoughby and Doctor Young
! are the two writers of Alaska fic
tion who have not drawn ou the
dance hall and gambling tables for
The Grand Cafe is having built
a Buget dining room for the accom
modation of its patronswho desire
to give special lunches or dinners.
The dining room will be in the
rear of the bulding.
Work on the addition to the Arc
tic hotel is fast progressing. Tt will
when completed take Petersburg off
the list as having poor accommoda
tions for travellers.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith, wife of
the cable operator in Wrangell, is
the house guest this week of Mrs.
James Truitt.
M. A. Tenney, representing Mu
tual Life, has been in town this
week and has taken out a number
of policies in favor of local people
with liis eorrmanv
John F. Chamberlin, veteran
Traveller of the Grip spent several
days visiting the local trade.
The following weer registered at
the Arctic Hotel this week:
J. F. Chamberlin, Alex Clark', C.
Anderson, Lee Steel, M. A. Tenny,
M. B. Dahl, Alt’ Swanes, Edgar M.
Storfold, John W. Storfold, Albert
Wile, Airs. C. S. Smith, George Fa
bricius, Young Villa, J. W. Roberts
L. Wiren, Johnas Olsen. H. J. Wil
son, J. W. Bixby, H. T. Preston,
Prompt work on the part of the
fire boys averted what might have
been a very destructive fire when
I the roof of the Gabe Satlier home
caught fire from a chimney spark.
The fire was put out with chemicals
without even getting a drop of wa
ter on the floor for a bucket was put
under the seeping water and caught
Lieutenant M. Wardle, of the Sal- |
nation Army arrived during the past g
week via Wrangell and will be sta
tioned heer with Capt. McEchern.
Miss Isabelle S. Goetzman who
gafe piano instruction to future mu
sicians of Petersburg during the past
winter is now located in Wrangell
where she is playing at the Wran
gell Theatre and incidentally plans
on organizing a large class in piano
study there.
Chris Ri3ce was adjudged insane
this week and committed to the as
ylum at Morningside. He was un
der the delusion that he was being
pursued by various trollers and had
other hullacinations.
“LIGHTNIN” ENDS RUN HERE
SUNDAY
If you miss selng “Lightnin”’ at
the Variety Theatre Saturday and
Sunday night3 you will miss one
of the finest stage adaptations of
a stage success ever put on a screen.
With a supurb cast, thi3 achievment
of John Golden and Frank Bacon
has been made into a tremendous
ly entertaining photoplay by Wil
liam Fox, under the dirtceitn of
John Ford. Jay Hunt is a wonder
ful “Lightnin’.” Other names in
the cast to be conjured with are
Madge Bellamy, J. Farrell, McDon
ald, Ethel Clayton, Edythe Chap
man, Wallace McDonald, Otis Har
lan and James Marcus.
AT THE SHOW
She had music at her fingers-jazz
in her toes-a trap drummer in her
heart-Broadway in her soul. That
is Corinne Griffith in Syncopating
Sue coming to The Show soon,
rarin to go! They craved action—
and they got more than they were
looking for in the Amy of Occupa
tion! War was over—but talk
about oyur thrills and sidesplitting
scrapes! “Tin Hat” has it all, if its
a laugh it is in this play.
Her Father—and the man she
loved—battling like men of old,
with honor and life at stake is pic
tured in The Barrier, Sunday at the
Show.
Men wee her playthings. They
fought and sold souls for her. But
she wanted a man who saw her soul
instead of her body. The romantic
adventures of a woman is pictured
in the Belle of Broadway at The
Show soon.
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