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2 pound packages
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Fancy sliced no. 2 tins
19c
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2 LBS 24C
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Four pound pails
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JOHNSON—HOLLINGST AD
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Amy Johnson and Casper Hol
lingstad were married by Rev.
David Waggoner. Mrs. Holiing
stad is a popular member of the
Christian Endeavor Society and
is one cf the earliest members of
the town of Petersburg. Cas
per is owner of a couple of boats
and has resided in Petersburg
for several years.
A wedding supper was enjoyed
by a group of friends in the
home of the couple and the ev
ening spent in dancing and
playing cards.
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Martin Todal left for Wran
gell this morning.
Father Monroe arrived during
the week and will hold regular
services in the Catholic Church.
John F. Chamberlain, popular
salesman, after hybernating
in Seattle the past couple of
months, is again hitting the va
rious commercial trails in the
Territory.
.. Ralph Hall returned to port
after visiting in sunny Califor-I
nia.
Johnny Hadland
Skiff Island.
is in from
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T. S. Elsemore was elected Vice
President-Treasurer, and Frank
Havens, Secretary of the Com
mercial Club by its Executive
Committee.
Andrew Gjerde and wife arriv
ed home on the Alameda this
week.
Rev. and Mrs. David Waggon
er and son Robert and Rev. Sam
G. Davis left on the Princeton
foi Klawock, Wednesday morn
ing. They spent a week here
holding special services each ev
ening at the Presbyterian
Church. Receptions were ten
dered them by the Christian En
deavor Society and the Alaska
Native Sisterhood.
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Frank Rayner has been “look
ing ’em over” in Seattle for some
time. He left here about a month
ago in charge of a 1 arge ship
ment of blue foxes from various
local ranches. He arrived safe
?nd apparently sound on the
Alameda.
Mrs. Peder Lund and Mrs. O.
Heimdahl took passage for Ket
chikan today.
Bert Buchanan is in from Le
vel Island.
Ernest Kirberger came in on
the Queen from Seattle. Mrs.
Kirberger will remain in the
States for a time.
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Pete Jorgenson is in from Far
ragut Bay.
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Judge James Wickersham was
je Juneau-bound passenger on
i the Queen this week.
J. E. Isom passed through Pe
tersburg on the Alameda bound
for Cordova after a month in
the States.
Harold Shields, who has been
spending a few days in Peters
burg, left on the Alameda for
Cordova.
The Women’s Community Lea
gue is conducting a food sale at
Campbells’ at two o’clock on Sat
urday afternoon. Everybody boos.
Eight million pairs of cotton
hose were manufactured in this
country last year. One of these
days you’re going to see a pair.
A headline warns people to
beware of $100 bills because
there are many bad ones in cir
culation. That won’t worry
many Alaska fishermen.
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The only musical instrument
(manufactured in the United
i States is the banjo, says a mus
jic trade journal. Then you can’t
blame us for everything.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson of
! Turnabout Island left this week |
! for a trip to the States.
| Pete Sommers filed as candi
date before the Republican pri
| maries for the office of territor
| ial representative from the First
Division.. Mr. Sommers has been
in the Territory of Alaska for
more than thirty-three years. He
first came to the Territory from
Columbia River where he fished
and is thoroughly familiar with
v ith the fisheries of Oregon and
Alaska.. Owns his own home in
Petersburg and has the respect
and confidence of every one with
whom he has come in contact. ..
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Charles Palmerston Anderson,
Presiding Bishop of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church of the Unit
ed States, died in Chicago yester
day
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Alex Wiebe light tender at the
Five Finger Light Station, re
turned to Petersburg from the
south this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lando
returned from Seattle on the
Alameda.
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Mons Wick, Jonas Owens, J
Husby were incoming passen- j
gers on the Alameda.
The next passenger-freight!
steamer is due on the 8th of i
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February from Seattle.
Will A. Barrows is in among
the chickens (not flappers). He
has rigged him up a fore and
aft henhouse and by this time
has his first lot of chickens in
pens. Luck, Old Timer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Shaffner
are new Petersburg citizens, ar
riving from the States this
week.
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Dean Kaler, assistant forest
ranger, arrived on the Alameda.
Charles West left on the
Northwestern for Seattle.
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