Locals
The Community League will meet
at the Church on Tuesday eve;;his
at eight. Hostesses: i\Irs. A. N<Tr
ido and Mrs. P. Cornstad.
Everyone cordially invited .
Ralph Hall, who lias been in the
St. Ann Hospital, Juneau on accoun:
of an aggravated rase of appnndici
t'.s, returned to Petersburg dir.sna
tin' week. It was a long hard fight
but he defeated Old (trim Reap r
for which his many friends arc glad
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William Holt has moved from ih
Hogue and Tveton Building to the
Land Building and has opened his
‘.Men's Shop." Beside his clplbe,
pressing establishment lie is put i
in a line of supplies' for men v> r .
He is quite pleased with iiis m u lo
cation.
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Hcrve Jorgenson is onl on a 1
nery tender gathering up salmon
for the local cannery.
David Phillips who has been con
nected with The Alaskan could not
itsist the lure of fall salmon fishing.
Two days of fshing netted tliu crow,
of two boats Bernice and Mildred, ap
proximately .10,000 salmon. At cur
rent prices just about 150. per share
dr. Sundaiachev, “sourdough” at
torney from Anchorage,, arrived in
Petersburg and will locate law .ollic
es here.
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The fishermen delivered to the
'cannery 50,000 salmon for the open
iug day of operations.
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I Karl Ohmor shipped 1 1-2 tons d
jsarimp and 1 ton of crab meat or
the Admiral "Watson thi" week. H
A' \l ship 2 tons of shrimp and ' 2
ton of crab meat on the Admiral
Rogers.
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The Alaska Steamship Company .
big steamer Alaska leaves Seattle oa
Saturday and will call in at this port
so- e time Tuesday.
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The coal boat scheduled, to leave
Seattle this week will not leave now
until the 25th. The Alaska win
bring in 25 tons of Utah coal to pro
veal 'a shortage of fuel.
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Jim Wick, old tinier around
j W rdngell and now located on the
| V. <?st Coast was '-a Pet ersburg visitor
! this •week. Ho was returning from
i Sil ica.
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Mr. and Mrs. William L. PPaul
! were visitors .. in Petersburg Tites
Ida.", coming over from Wrangell on
j ti'U “Nymph” Cnpt, Fletcher. Toby
l it fo'r ( iaig V. edn isday morning,
[Planning to stop in Duncan Cam 1
j f r a duck hunt.
j J'•>;! bet.re..pulling out from Wran
j gall he had (he misfortune to tear
j'' it i heeoyliude” head on his nmchin •
Iso 'Hi chartered the Nymph to com
J l Ado tilt trip. -
’'v. Thomas PC Rhone is g'ivh g
t' >■ school childr, n a. physical ok
iration this week in tlie school
| building.
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RrS. David Kaii has taken over
management of the Cmdr and
Carry Store on Citizen’s Dock ana
>- also operating a lunch stand,
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The . Tc' »o1'■ 11;i lugging outfit took
a < alius naunieh from its mooring3
:>t d in tangling witli the Trading
1 l ion Float took along .some of t: •
p; ing.
1 'o’. Jones’ craft the Ptarmigan
v. nt oil its annual (lrifr ont of to
. v tla's week. Cant. Tibb 'ts of ; h
A 'kief picked her up and returned
]»< •• to her mo.’rings.
{•'rank Hudson who has keen 7
ni-r-’i imnii.nt the past year, op
'd up his le cher shop at the old
T d Wednesday morning.'
Tire Admiral Evans and the \1 *
tv 'da are now off the Alaska run
P- 'its operating to the North heir t
( i’* down in a minimum.
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“Curley the Harbor” has opened
hi o p in the Cruml Cri fo Duildino
ni d taking sire of his trade there,
d hopes in ihe near future, to. pu1
i: baths to accommodate his trade j
' Iu ' Lehuers. AleCliltin and others
i-' »ently were arrested for illegal
. ning and fined a total of $52, by
' ’ mmissioner. After the fines were
r id and the entries docketed in
c met ions came from Juneau to con
mite tile gear.
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The minimum fines called for by
: i * courts outside of Petersburg
;1 is summer was $400*
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1 aul Owens was given the eo”
■ i tot to furnish tlie road contract -
with sand to surface the Scow
H ly-Pete'rsbufgh road—some 9,000
' inks is called for.
Air. Edeburn, last representative
the dredging company left for’.the
- nth on the last Queen.
lames Truitt, engineer in charge
i dredging operations in the Nar
vs is now in Seward where the
' ivard harbor’ dredging will be
i j io under direction of the U. S
Engineers.
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AdWard Ramstead, homesteader
in Point Aggassiz is constructing a
! no lunch counter for the Grand
( afo. He is pushing the work along
and hopes to have it in place before
very long.
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Mrs. James Brennan returned to
Petersburg on, the Northwestern at
ter ui absence of seven years on ac
count of her health.
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The Dairy Products Company op
ened Up in the Haarburg Building.
Cato Haarburg has sold his build
irg to Mr. Dalil of Swanson and
Dalil.
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Reports from Sumner Straits as
l'ar west as Port Beaucler and south
as Shakan still show a dirlh si'
salmon. Even the fall run has fail
ed that section.
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i A telegram from Ernest Sclioen
! weld to the Petersburg Packing Co.
! is *0 the effect, that operations will
; continue till Sunday at least. The
i run of dogsalmon failed to material
ize as it. was expected and lie did not
cave- to operate on humps.
Jim Porter who is skipper on tin.'
; Knitt. tender for Point Ward Pack
ling Company was a visitor in Peter;
i burg, Saturday last. TTe reports
If!) I company as having packed 2:1.
j i JO - cases this year. Lake Bay about
| tne same amount. That even the
jir P" in that district failed to yet
la ay salmon. One trap in particular
•had a catch of 50 salmon—-just
> about a feed for the watchman. P
is ' nly a matter of time when all
traps will do just that well.
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i AY. Batchelor, travelling agent
n as a visitor in Petersburg over the
last week end.
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E. Moe„ fVkasthn-S'uart B ’
buyer, bought a nice lot of cohoes
I it ;;n cents ]ier which lie is getting
ready for shipment.
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New England Fish Company mad *
a shipment of halibut and salmon
consigned to themselves, this week
FOR SALE—Large sine, white en
as el Monarch range for wood or
co; 1. In perfect condition - See
Ol.mer.
FOIt SALE
A (> open dory—powered wiC:
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! anting parties or trolling.—inquire 1
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Two double dec a
iron beds and cotton mattresses,
complete. Inquire at ALASKA A
OFFICE.
WANTED—SEVERAL neat appear-!
ii g r tilled ladies in Petersburg and !
surrounding town? for dignified po j
sRion in business world. Full or
pad. time considered. Introduce
Rosemaid dresses -and lingerie.
Steady positions with earnings fro i
C20.-950. weekly. Applications
should be addressed to Mae G. Mur
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