Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
Best Line of Hand-made Goods in Alaska
BEST .LINE 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 i-TORE
PETERSBURG, ALASKA
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
OMn Or«r 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
Mr. and Mrs. Ji‘m Allen of Dun
can Canal, were visitors in town
I this week.
Mrs. Harold Dawes and son Phil
ip, who have been visiting in Ju*
nueau returned via Wrangell last
Saturday.
Mis3 Garnette Robinson of Clie
halis, Washington is arriving in
Petersburg this week to be the
house guest of her cousin, Mr3.
Carol Clausen. Miss Robinson has
i just completed the round trip to
Sitka and will arrive here on the
Rogera’ southbound call.
Miss Myrtle Cornelius, sister of
L. B. Cornelius will arrive in Pe
tersburg on the Admiral Farragut,
Saturday to visit her brother. Mis3
Cornelius visited here several years
ago and has many friends who are
glad to welcome her back.
Katheryn Harvey from Wrangell
wes a visitor in Petersburg this
week. i
Mrs. William Steelman entertain
ed a number of ladies in her home
on Tuesday evening. Three tables
of Bridge were in play during the
evening. Mrs. Peter Jorgensen
and Mrs. Hans Run3tad tied for
first prize but Mrs. Runstad won
on the cut. Mrs. Hans Anderson
was awarded the consolation.
John Mjorud has been suffering
this week from a severe hemorrhage
of the nose caused by the intense
heat of the sun at the ball game
on Sunday.
Joe Salacar has been suffering j
from a badly infected knee caused I
by a splinter but is now improving.
Dr. James Sender, optician, left1
for the westward country last week
after spending several days here.
While now maintaining offices in
Seattle, Dr. Sender is no stranger j
in Alaska as he was formerly con-;
nected with Knox Brothtrs of the1
First City in Alaska. He is well;
and favorably known all along the
coast which he has covered in the
past. He plans to return to south
southeast Alaska sometime in Sep
tember.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Coleman,
proprietors of The Sample Shop of
Ketchikan, were in town this week
taking orders for their line of
goods. They left on the San Juau
The Einar Byer is on the mailrun
from Ketchikan to Port Alexander
in place of the E3tebeth laid up for
repairs. Owing to a ruling made
by the customs officials, the Byer
was not permitted to take on any
freight or passengers along the
line. A number of people desiring
to get to the Cape chartered the
San Juan for the trip, leaving at
noon today .
The space formerly used by. Mr.
Worth as furniture store is being
remodeled and will be a Cabaret in
the future. A fine hard wood
floor will be laid so that it can be
used for dance purposes also. ~
D. Eskalind and S. Reed, of Kal
ispel, Montana, have been visiting
the Monte Carlo Fox Ranch the
past week have returned to town
and are leaving for their home in
Montana on the Rogers today.
They are much pleased with the
situation on the 'island and the
business in particular.
It is their plan upon returning
to their place in Montana, to start
a mink farm in conjunction with
their fox farm. They will also fix
a fish pond or hatchery for the
propogation of rainbow trout for
fresh-fish markets.
“Jim” Brennan, * local sportsman
and dopster, has finally picked a
winner in the Dempsey—Sharkey
set-to.
“Whitey” Olsen, another local
sport dopester, says their was some
thing wrong with the Dempsey- I
Sharkey fight yeterday. He says j
Dempsey was supposed to get Shar
key in the sixth round instead of
the seventh.
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500 Steel Handpower stumppull- J
eis $30. Horsepower $75 and up. \
For Tractor power, $75. Equip- \
Driveway Patent Gates $80. Water- ’
wheels numerous size, Woodpipes, \
Handpower Wellborers $10, Ducreat *'
Mfg, Co, lll-3rd, Renton, Washing
ton.— Adv.
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Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
Hole-Proof Stockings
for Men, Women and Children
Air new Patterns and Grade
J hnson Outboard Motors
Won First Place July 4th in
Wrangell, Ketchikan and Petersburg
We have 2 1-2 H. P. Standards
and 8 H. P. in stock