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Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Graves are
:egistered at the hotel from Ju
neau. Dr. Graves expects to
spend some time in the Peters
burg visinty testing dairy herds
and advising with local fur
farmers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Young and
daughter Phyllis are in from
Blind Slough where Mr. Young
is employed at the municipal
hydro-electric plant.
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Miss Frances Havens gave a
dinner and theatre party to ten
! of her school chums in honor of
her birthday, Tuesday.
Heinie Dahl has been confin
ed to his home for several days
on account of some trouble in
Shis hip.
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T. M. Saari of Wrangell wa,c
registered at the hotel.
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Andy J. Engstrom of Wrangell
arrived during the week and i.
at the old stand on the cold stor
age dock. ..
B. Caro of Juneau was a local
visitor.
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Word from Bert Cornelius in
dicates that the world looks
much brighter since his recent
operation in the Marine Hospital
at Bremerton. He must remain
at the hospital, however, for pos
sibly three weeks longer.
Bert says you may think the
i war is over but it is not over for
a lot of fellows yet. A constant
procession of broken men are
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' many of them without much
hope for the future.
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John Hanson arrived home on
the Admiral Rogers after an op
eration for appendicitis at the
hospital. He is able to navigate
but with not much speed.
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The P. T. A. held its regular
meeting in the school auditori
um, Wednesday. As part of the
program, Mrs. Rude gave two
readings and a song was sung
by Rev. Maakestad. Following
which the question Resolved that
money spent on beautifying the
city was won by Frank Havens
and Mrs. Stedman on the nega
tive side with William Dunkel
berger and Henry Hasbrouke on
the affirmative.
C. W. Jackson is in from his
fox ranch near south Rocky Pass.
Capt. Hal Hibbs of the “Katin
ka” is in town overhauling his
engine.
S. Minatogawa and wife, who
have been employed in the
shrimp plant for several years,
are leaving Alaska on the Ad
miral Rogers. A series of fare
veil dinners to their friends
have been given at the Alaska
Cafe. For the present they will
visit with their sons in Tacoma
and British Columbia.
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Frank Havens, doughty skip
per of the good ship “Donna
B,” seems just a bit cocky these
days. The new seasled, which
is the work of his own hands,
was launched a few days ago
and her trial spins have proved
her a worthy contender for hon
ors among the local speedsters.
"Beat that,” says Frank.
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• L. P. Apple and Compton of
Fanshaw are In port.
Tom Koyokawa and Gyo
Tsutsui had a decidedly un
pleasant experience near the
mouth of the Narrows, Sunday
evening when their skiff, which
was loaded with wood, swamp
ed in the tiderips. Both men
Anally succeeded in reaching
shore with difficulty on the is
land. Their boat and outboard
engine has not yet been found.
HALIBUT LANDINGS
Landing of halibut at Peters
burg this week include the fares
of Suomi, 5,300, sold to Marlyn
at 8% 6; Wanderer, 2500 to the
same buyer at 8V2-6; 1726-T, 2,
500 to New England at 8.90-6.
the Arcade is in with 7,000 and
sold to Ohmer at 9-6.
Hans Wick, Deputy Marshal
had a stormy trip to Kake on the
Americ to bring in A. Moran
charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon. Charles Wil
liams was complainant. Charge
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DECLAMATORY CONTEST
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The high school declamatory
elimination contest will take
place Wednesday evening at
eight o’clock, March 26, in the
MacGregor Theatre, instead of
in the school auditorium as re
ported last week. The winner
will go to Ketchikan at which
place the final contest will be
held.
William Tamaree has com
pleted the repapering of the
Presbyterian Church,
Howard Hunger ford is passing
thru Petersburg on the Watson
enroute to the Westward. Ted
and Bud Hungerford are in town
to meet him—the first in eight
years.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
Services at 8.
..Sunday School at 10:30. ...
. .Morning Worship at 11.00. ...
vening worship at 8.
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At The Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay worker
Sunday School meets at 10:30
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
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A new printer came to town
on the 17th of March—is an
announcement toy Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Elstad.
Jake Hallingstad, hailed be
fore Commissioner Clausen on a
charge of possession of liquor
paid a fine of $50 and costs.
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Alameda .nb.March 21
Alameda sb March 24
Northwestern nb .. .. March 25
Admiral Evans .. .. sb March 27
Admiral Rogers.Mar. 30
Northwestern .. .. sb . .April 1
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