Locals
vTorning service at the Lutheran
Church at the usual hour. Subject
“The New Birth.”
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A catechetical class is being or
ganized by the pastor. Children in
a"ts 3 to 15 years are eligible and
cordially welcome to attend. Class
will meet on Friday at 4 p. m. at
the home of Rev. Maakestad.
Thr Priscilla Club meets on Sat
urday at 2:00 Evelyn Nicholson and
Norma Lando are tb» iiostesses.
Harold I)aw?s and Fred Nelson in
vestigated the report of an airplane
service between Juneau and Ketchi
kan. They report several compan
ies in the field and that such a line
will he a certainty. The matter of
getting sufficient beach cleared off
and approach built for the landing
of mails wts discussed.
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King salmon are still a scarce ar
tide. Scarce In summer, plentiful
in winter is an old saying of tile
f.siermen.
A little bait was reported at Sit
ka a ad Killisnoo but. it was soon
j cleaned up.
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The Raider, one of the smaller
vessels of the halibut fleet is tying
1 up on account of difficulty in secur
i ig bait. Others, will folow.
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•doing some—At the age oT .IS
Mis. Carmen Lazaro, ofr Richmond,
California, ha* had x8 children
! The Alpha of Petersburg, Capt. j
Peterson, the Ford, Capt, Ole Brens-j
’dal also of Petersburg unloaded
*5600 and (>500 pounds of halibut,!
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respectively, at Juneau during ■ tne i
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past week.
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Owing tt shortage of bait the
I Thelma M., ( apt. Skalbo, the Mid
dleton, Capt. J. M. Isaacson, the
Be(PT, Capt.
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Feru, Capt. John Lowell and the
Betty, Capt. II. A. Anderson, loaded
i :e. bait and supplies at Juneau dur
ing the past week.
Ed Walvick, who was stricken
w\h paralysis in Juneau, is reported
as showing a little improvement
right along.
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The Men’s shop recently install
ed a new. “Baby Grand Cleaning
Blent for the purpose of dry clean
i'.iT-. With the improved and inos
modern machinery the Shop should
be able to turn out better work in
sh< rter time.
James It Wheeler, Pete Jorgen
s >n and C. T. Gardner were excus
ed by Judge E. Coke Hill and will
not have to appear before the court
unti* October 8th to serve as jury
men.
Charles Birdsall aiul Edna Cass,
charged with violating the Federal
V* hito Slave Act will ho tried in the
di-frict court on the 8th of th >
month.
Frank A. Aldrich, former -territor
ial senator has been appointed as
court bailiff
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The Three Brothers, Capt. Fri
day of Kake, was in port foi* a load
of lumber. They left out home
ward hound Thursday afternoon.
G. F. Hildebrand was about town
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Thursday. He reports the fox busi
ness down the Narrows as not be
ing ord at all.
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C F. Me Fee, Level Island fox
rancher came in to town spend a
few days on business.
The Aleutian was due at the south
end of the Narrows yesterday after
noon. No business for her—no con-,
neol ions.
file Nazina unloaded 17.") tons of
coal on the docks this week.
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The Lakina is cleaning up the
nerrirg stock—oil, fertilizer and
suited -in Chatham Straits. Capt.
“Jock” Livingston in command.
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The motor freighter Dorothea di 1
not give dim attention to meat car
go L' her refrigerator and had to
get rid of a few quarters at cut rate.
Cha’Tes Hawkesworth, who went
'deport f'.om Yakutat is to the
effect that the Indians and a few
others, contributed approximately
SI75. for the Florida Relief Fund
e$ oonsored by the Red Cross in Alas
’T\Y.\S A BOY
Frank R. Havens, with a big
smile upon his face was handing j
out cigars to his friends Thurs
day Yep. twas a girl and reported
in from Ketchikan.
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Wednesday night came a boy—
eight pounds of him to the home ni
jH wry Owens, Dr. Dan Standard at
tending. Both mother and child do
in*5 very well and Harry has a smile
’pun his face that come only with
".i boy.”
AND STILL THEY COME
This morning, October 5th, was |
added to the Petersburg population !
amlother girl—Mr. and* Mrs. Dick j
Kii vatu. The Pied Piper of Ham
lin brings ’em in but for every on- i
that is brought a half dozen leave.
Mrs. Neil MacGregor left for Ju-1
near, on the Queen to serve on the
grand jury.
<o Vakiitat on the last Watson re
mainert in that burg. This is an
annual pilgrimage—and conditions
— white teacher there unable to
curry on work according to com
pp’.-it of the Alaska Native Brother
hood. He appointed a second teach
or to assist.
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surrounding towns for dignified po
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F.osemaid dresses and lingerie.
Steady positions wf*h earnings from
$20.-$50. weekly. Applications
should be addressed to Mae O. Mur
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otic, person to introduce and supply j
•he demand for Rawleigh House
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nearby locations. Make sales of j
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Profits increase every month. Low
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Dr. Rae L. Carlson
Optrometrist
Will be at the Arctic Hotel Qct. 8 to 15.
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