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STENDAL—BROKKE
Miss Anna Stendal and Mr. '
Edwin Brokke were married in
Ketchikan recently and immedi
ately took passage for Prince
Rupert. Mrs. Brokke was for
merly a resident of Petersburg,
operating the Home Cafe and
had many friends here. Mr.
Brokke a contractor by profes
sion, also is no stranger in Pe
tersburg.
R. E. Baumgartner, attorney
it-law, of Juneau, Anchoragf
rnd Fairbanks, arrived here
ast week looking for a perma
nent location. He is a lege
:rcubie shooter. His headquar
ters are at the Arctic Hotel.
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T. A. Wakefield of Ketchlka
was in Petersburg this weeV
working up material for Join
Frame’s “Alaska Guide.
Jack McBride, business man o
Wrangell was a local visit» la
week.
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ermen
Rods, Reels, Lines, Flies,
Etc.
For trout or salmon.
Hogue & Tveten Co.
In the Spotlight
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The annual poppy sale of the
American Auxiliary is being held
tomorrow in Petersburg, as in
every other town.
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1 Greg Hildebrand’s fox ranch
in Beecher Pass claims the prize
for this season. Mr. Hildebrand
says that he has 58 blue foxes
in five litters, bred and bom in
pens. A litter of 16 and a litter
ef 14 are thriving nicely.
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A. W. Willard returned this
week from a business trip to
Wrangell.
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The Hungerford Brothers, log
gers are cutting piling for the P.
A. F. Co.,
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Captain Arthur Johnson of
the “Woodrow” was over from
Kake, Sunday with a load of
salmon.
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J. C. Morris, territorial repre
sentative of West Coast Life In
surance Co., returned to Peters
burg after a few days sojourn in
Wrangell.
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Mr. i. nenry, representative
of the Department of Justice,
left for Juneau after spending
several days here investigating
the disappearance of Davis and
Harrow.
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! Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Enge
!and L. C. Lemicux made a busi
ness visit to Juneau this week.
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k Deputy Marshal C. V. Browr
* returned on the Alameda to Pe
> tersburg.
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' Frank “Lightnin” Gordon lef 1
; for the Wrangell fishing district
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> You honor the dead by serv
; big the living when you wear ar
American Legion Auxiliary pop
: py.
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Owing to the illness of then
; little nephew, the proposed trip
; of the Misses Anna and Anea
; Mathiesen to Eureope has beer
postponed. They had planned
! to leave on the Alameda this
! week to remain in Europe until
next September.
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Joe Kahklen took passage for
, Juneau, Saturday to enter the
hospital.
The poppy you buy from the
.\merican Legion Auxiliary was
made by a disabled veteran.
Mrs. Stephen Fryer is visit
l ing with relatives in British Co
lumbia.
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The M. S. Highway of the A. R.
0., was in port Sunday from
] Ketchikan towing a floathouse
for the use of the engineers sur
veying the road to Blind Slough.
A second survey party has start
el work on the West Petersburg
road
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The new addition to the rear
of the Sanitary Market is well
FOR SALE—16 h.p. FRISCO
STANDARD. Excellent condition
Terms to right party—$350.
Geo. Sumption, Wrange I.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT
CRAIG PRECINCT, FIRST
DIVISION, TERRITORY
ALASKA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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_n the Matter of the Estate of
Andrew Kouk, Deceased.
. Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap
oointed Administrator of the
estate of Andrew Kouk, deceas
ed the 18th day of April, A. D.
1931 and has qualified and that
-■11 persons having claims
against the said estate are re
ouired to present the same, duly
verified, to the undersigned, at
the Office of the United States
Commissioner at Craig, Alaska,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated at Craig Alaska this
18th day of April A. D., 1931.
George H Nelson,
Administrator.
under way. This additional
space wi make p^f-tible an a?.
vantageous arrangement of the
store.
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Saturday, May 23rd, is Poppy i
Day.
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The Misses Gertie and Mabel
Otness and Dorothy Rhth Scott,
teachers in the Petersburg
schools left on the Admiral Rog
ers for the sunny south. Miss
Gertie will teach fourth grade1
:n Ketchikan next winter; Miss
Mabel will teach near her home
in Moscow, Idaho. Miss Scott
will return here with the open
ng of school next fall.
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Sam Gauffln is expecting a
visit from his father and mother
soon. The elder Gauffins were
| former residents of Petersburg.
A new Delco lighting plant is
to be installed at the Knutsen
Bros, sawmill in West Peters
burg. .
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lVlIb.
Lxene 1 umeiauii.,
j Reep, arrived on the S. S. Yukon
11 rom Cordova. First the mar
shals pinched Gene and thenj
j after turning him loose, they
I sent him down to Scow Bay to
j pick up his better half and
' then Earl Ohmer went out in his
j Tim and took her off. Yep, Earl
| stole one on the groom.
George Anderson, piano tuner
of Juneau, spent a few days in
Petersburg. He says that his
next trip will be down the Yukon
m a small boat from Whitehorse
to St. Michael.
Ahe Brackney will install a
Frigidaire at the Arctic Club.
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As a culmination of the cate
chetical course conducted by
Rev, W. J. Maakestad of the Lu
theran Church, a class of twelve
girls and boys are to be confirm
pf[ next Sunday. The cla^s con
sists of Randi Molver, Dorothy
Jsraelson, Sylvie Noreide, Eve
; lyn Nicholson, Norma Lando,
,T~hn Otness, Oak Otness, Lillian
Norberg, June Thompson, Ger
trude Stenslid, Frieda Sandvik
and Dorothy Noreide.
Mrs. E. O. Elstad left for
Valter Island for a visit with
her father and mother, Mr. and
M • ''• tv’ Rayner. Mrs. El
stad had the misfortune of re
breaking a toe which was injur
ed sometime ago. She has the
injured member in a cast.
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Miss Clara Martinson and
Harold F. Brennan of Petersburg
were united in matrimony Tues
day evening by Rev. W. J.
Maakestad. The happy couple
v. n hake their home at Port
A l xander.
Miss Cornelia Christensen is
moving into the Wheeler apart
ments over the Modern Grocery
and she will teach music and
piano this summer.
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| Miss Frances Parks entertain
! ed a group of twenty classmates
! and friends at a dinner and the
atre party Tuesday evening in
honor of her thirteenth birth
day.
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Miss Bessie Lee Allen left on
the Alameda Tuesday night forj
ashort visit in Los Angeles from
whence she will proceed to
Phoenx, Arizona, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Skei, formerly of. Pe-j
tersburg.
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Many people in Petersburg en
joyed the talk of Mrs. Gunnar^
' und, guest speaker over KOMO,
Seattle, in commemoration of j
the Norwegian Independence!
Day, Sunday, May 17th. Speak-!
ing. first in the Norwegian andj
then in the English language,;
Mrs. Lund told most interesting-)
ly of the history and develop
ment of Norway as a nation. I
Lief Stromdahl, B. H. Barret,
anti N. R. Vandenberg were pas-!
rergers on the Admiral Rogers
for Seattle.
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William Mills of Petersburg
and Miss Lillian Wilson of Kake
were united in marriage by U. S.
Commissioner Clausen on Mon
day, the 18th.
At the regular meeting of the
city council Monday evening, an
extension of F Street past A. B.
Holt’s residence was ordered.
The extension will consist of one
hundred feet of new planking.1^
It was ordered that the school ^
house should be repainted. Pur
suant to call for bids, Paul Ow
ens was given a contract for fill
ing the city’s bunkers with grav
el for use in roadway repairing.
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Miss Edythe Fuller, teacher in
the Petersburg grade school for
the past three years, bade her
friends good-bye when the Ala
meda left port Tuesday. She
does not plan to retuin here
next season.
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For the first time in over two
weeks, Frank Hudson, pioneer \ \
barber, was able to be up and in j \
his shop, yesterday.
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C. R. and Mrs. Bell were in
port from Kake the fore part of
the week.
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Andrew Hanson left for Port
Alexander with the U. S. Engin
eers.
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The hand trollers are out in;
the Narrows these days dragging
dead herring to fool the king
salmon. Some do very well and
others just keep out for luck.
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Alec Weibe of Fanshaw made
one of his rare visits to the city
over the week-end.
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Royalty is rooted in the soul
and not in the color of the skin
R. E. BAUMGARTNER,
Attorney-at-Law
Arctic Hotel
Petersburg .. .. Alaska
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