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WORTH A GRIBBLE
LOCAL NOTES
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Allen arrived
In Petersburg Wednesday morning
on the Estebeth. Mr. Allen is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen at
whose home they will visit.
Coming as a complete surprise
to their friends was the marriage of
Mr. Claude Roundtree and Miss
Isabella Robinson on last Monday
evening at the home of Mr. Round
tree's sister, Mrs. Carol Clausen.
The bride's father, Mr. H R. Rob
inson, Mr. Jacob Hollngstead, and
Miss Frances Roundtree were the
witnesses. It was rumored that
there was a double wedding, but
this was denied by those present.
David Ohmer celebrated his
eighth birthday last Saturday by en
tertaining a number of his friends
at lite Ohmer summer camp “Bum’s
Retreat."
The party left Petersburg about
noon on the speedboat “Jim." In
the afternoon they went to Blind
Slough for a swim, returning to
camp in time for a picnic dinner.
Those In the party included Rang
*vald Stenslid, Jenning Hanseth,
Jack Allen, Robert Allen, Melvern
Dunkleberger, Robert and Dave
' Ohmer. Mrs, Bob Allen and Mrs.
I Olnaer chaperoned the party.
John Sales left on Tom Mooney’s
'boat for Kake where he will put In
I new piling for the Skinner and Ed
! dy cannery dock. “Jack” expects
to be gone about three weeks.
J, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Saunes and
young son Carol arrived in Peters
| burg on the Admiral Farragut from
• Portland, Oregon. They expect to
|l spend the summer with Mrs.
|! Sauno’s brother, Carol Clausen.
j The Petersburg Baseball Team
is planning on leaving for Wrangell
Saturday evening for a game with
the Wrangell Nine on Sunday ofter
' noon. A number of local fans ex
i •
> pect to accompany the team.
Mr. Jikichi Inouye and Miss Kayo
Yajima were married this week. Mr.
I and Mrs. H. Obata were the wit
| nesses.
| M. B. Dahl was in from Surprise
| j Harbor near Tyee this week. He
• reports a moderate run of salmon.
Sam* Olesen, attached o the light
house service at Five Finger Sta
tion, • V
Clifford Waha left for Pillar Bay
Thursday night.
Ed. Frank and Hank Preu3chofT
were among those who came to
came to Petersburg to celebrate the
Fourth. The fox took care of them
selves that day, say the brothers.
William Dunkleberger received
i.e*s of the death of his father in
Tacoma this week. He left on the
Charles T. for Wrangell from which
| port he and Mrs. Dunkleberger will
j embark for the Sound. The sym
| pathy of his many friends are ex
j tended to him in this hour of hi3
bereavement.
The local cannery has packed only
I 300 cases of salmon to date. The
smallest in several years,
i Seiners are running around the
country—running bills— and get
ting no fish.
I
! Old Sol beamed on Petersburg
but scowled at Wrangell on the 4th.
Council Holds Session
TOWN TREASURER MAKES
REPORT
At the regular meeting of the
Town Council held last week, the
City Treasurer made a report of
finances and showed the Treasury
exhausted, with unpaid bills, includ
ing payroll amounting to approxi
mately $4,700.
ADDITION TO SCHOOL HOUSE TO
BE STARTED IMMEDIATELY
Councilman Ohmer for the school
Committee reported that arrange
ments had been made to start work
on the foundation for the school
house addition as soon as labor
could be employed. Also that the
Committee had an expert iook over
the heating plant and that he stated
that the plant was big enough to
heat the addition. II recommended
certain adjustments to the present
installation which would more effi
ciently heat the upper rooms.
GARBAGE STILL A PROBLEM
Councilman Allen reported that
the garbage was still being handled
by boat and scow and unless some
suitable place could be found on
land for a dumping place, it would
be necessary to continue employing
someone to haul it to Frederick
Sound. He suggested that a com
mittee be appointed to look over
the unplatted land back of Paul
Owen’s place and locate a suitable
place. If it were feasible to build a
plank runway from the street. The
Mayor appointed Councilman Ohm
er, Allen, and Stenslid on the Com
mittee.
WAGE SCALE CITY WORK
. .A wage scale of SI.00 per hour
for foreman and common labor at
$5.00 per day was established for
all city labor.
. . CONDEMNS OLD BUILDING . .
The old Petersburg Hotel near
the grade school was condemned
and ordered torn down within a
reasonable time.
ENDORSES MOVE FOR NEW
SCHOOLHOUSE FOR NATIVES
The action of the Commercial
Club urging the building of a new
schoolhouse for the Native children
was endorsed by the Council and
the City Clerk instructed to write
the Bureau of Education at Juneau
to that effect.
TWO PHARMACISTS TO
RE IN WHEELER DRUG STORE
Mr. James H. Wheeler returned
last Saturday from the South bring
ing with him two new pharmicists
to replace Miss Bennington who has
resigned her position.
Both Miss Metcalf of Seattle and
Miss Dammon of Vancouver, B. C.
are graduae pharmicists, having
completed the four-year pharmaceu
tical course at Washington State
University at Pullman, Washington.
STAR OF INDIA GOES _ ; . . .
TO “RONE YARD”
The historic bark Star of India, i
built in England in 1863 and for j
the past thirty-two years used by j
the Alaska Packers’ Association in \
the Alaska salmon trade was sent \
to San Diego from San Francisco [
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to be anchored at the seawall as
an aquuarium of the San Diego zoo.' i
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