Local Briefs
C. R. Duri'y of Lake Bay is
legist ered at the hotel.
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A son was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Osawa.
Ralph Loken is helping Son
ny Lewis chase shrimps with the
Americ. |
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J. K. Nicolaison is installing a
“Flamo” gas burner aboard his i
new boat.
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Father Monroe returned to
Wrangell on- the Northwestern
last night.
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Mrs. Jimmy Rhodes was a
passenger for Ketchikan on the
Northwestern.
Ole Larson sojourned in
Petersburg a part of the week
Ke left for Ketcnikan Thursday.
Miss Helen Hunsbedt has left
for St. Louis, Missouri, where
she will attend school this win
ter.
C. C Muiv.ly ana fami1/ are
eaving for Seattle. Mr. :■/! t'.'.dy ]
yill ret uii in a couple of veeks. i
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Bobby Allen has been suffer
ng with a badly lacerated foot
bat has recovered sufficiently
iie able to attend school.
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Forrest Fryer and family are
returning to Petersburg on the
Northland, leaving Seattle next
Monday.
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I. M Dahl and Harry Colp are
on a prospecting trip somewhere
in the interior of Kupreanof Is
land.
Mrs. Henry Hasbrouck is leav-)
ing, on the Admiral Rogers, to
day to visit her parents and
other relatives at. Payette, Ida.
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Miss Irene Runstad left Pe
tersburg. on the steamer Queen,
and will' enroll at Washington
State College, Pullman, Wash.
G. J. Hildebrand has acquired
the gasboat “Hoover” from R.
H Campbell. The “Hoover”
should make Greg an excellent
fox ranch tender.
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j Miss Myrtle Cornelius is tak
ing charge of the dry goods de
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New Garb, New Design
New Ability in
Sheaffer's
Balance
Life time
Pens and
Pencils
Use Sheaffer’s
Skrip Ink
Wheeler Drug St Jewelry Co.
Cash Bargains
Take a look at tne Bargain Buys we
are offering for
CASH
Now on display in the space for
merly occupied by Frye-Bruhn Co.
Some of them:
Yellow Varsity Slickers - a timely article
for school wear when the fall rains
begin - $2.75
Home knit men’s wool hose -
Overalls - Bib Style -
Sweaters -
Gray wool blankets - 2 1-2 lb.
4-lb,
Soft, olive-green slicker hat
80c pr.
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
3.00
25c ea
Hogue & Tveten Co.
Obey Tbat Impulse, Subscribe For Tbe
ALASKA N, Help Put ALASKA Over
jartment of the Hogue and Tve- j
,en Store.
Fishermen on the Stlkeen
flats during the last high tides
reported very good catches. The
past few days, nip tides, the
catches were not so good.
Nana Paul preferred going to
school in Wrangell this year so
did not return to Petersburg.
She is steering her kid brother
through kindergarten.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Paul
returned to Ketchikan via
Wrangell, Saturday after spend
ing several days in Petersburg.
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J. E. Sales and crew are plac
ing new caps and mooring piles
at the face of the Citizen’s
Y'harf. Considerable work is to
be done on the wharf approach.
Mrs Annie McC5l-on and
cli. dren Margaret and Froem \ 1
returned from Juneau where
they spent a week visiting with
friends and relatives.
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Mrs. Rachel Peratrovitch left
lor Seattle on the steamer
Queen. She will go on to Taco
ma where she will enter the fed
eral tubercular hospital.
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Adolph D. Schmidt, managing
director of the New Washington
hotel of Seattle, was aboard the
Alaska Saturday afternoon com
bining business and pleasure in
a southwest Alaska tour.
Beginning with the first low
tides in October, the Alaskan
Glacier Seafood Company ex
pects to pack a considerable
quantity of Alaskan clams. On
ly strictly A-l clams will be ac
cepted.
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The West Petersburg School
having outgrown its accommo
dations at the Hanseth resi
dence, will be conducted this
season at the home of Charles
Norberg.
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j A n3 v piano was; delivered to
I the home of Ole Ekrem this
'week. Mrs Ekrem and daught
ers, C'a oline anci Phyllis re
jcently returned from an exlend
jed visit with friends and rela
tives in the Spates.
Mrs. Lucille Reinke is making
an extended visit in the East.
She plans to be away about two
months.
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I Art Molver is returning to
Portland to attend school this
i winter. He took passage on the
Northwestern from Petersburg
Thrusday evening.
A public reception is being
tendered the new members of
' ne school faculty at the Sons of
Norway hall Friday evening.
Patrons and friends of the
sdhool are expected to be pre
sent.
Passengers leaving Petersburg
on the Northwestern, north
bound were Mr. and Mrs. H. I.
Lucas, Eugene Dorothy, Peter
Sumdum, Charlie Sumdum and
P. Paque for Juneau; Miss Vir
ginia Howard for Skagway and
Nellie Oldfield for Sitka,
All is quiet on the “western
front” of the Alaskan’s office
force. Ye editor returned from
Wrangell where he spent the
week end—the first vacation in
four years. The dog and cat are
over their moping spell since
their kiddy pals returned dur
ing the week.
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Fifteen pupils were enrolled
in the U. S. Bureau Schoo1 in
Petersburg, by Wednesday of
this week. It is expected that
this enrollment will be material
ly increased as the parents re
turn to Petersburg with their
children.
Dr. Joseph O. Rude has pur
chased the Knute Thompson
property on “E” Street and will
make his home there with his
family, taking immediate pos
session. The Thompson family
v/ill reside henceforth in the
tlarseth property across the
Narrows in West Petersburg,
Ted Hungerford has moved
lis wannigan from the logging
?amp at Point Alexander to
Petersburg and placed, it on the
oeach near the old sawmill. Lit
;le Miss Martha Lou Hunger
Lord will be enrolled in the Pe
tersburg school this winter.
About a week before openingj
of the school term, Commission- j
er of Education Leo Breucr ad
vised the Scow Bay School Dis
trict that he expected them to
open their school. They had sent
their children to the Petersburg
schools last year and sold their
books to the West Petersburg
school so were unable to do soJ
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Mrs Louis F. Paul returned
this week from Wrangell where
she went to visit with relatives.
While in Wrangell she was or
dered to the nospital by Dr
Kearsley for an immediate op
eration . She speaks highly of the
service ha the Wrangell General
Hospital and its equipment.
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Dan Brown, proprietor of a
beaver farm at Coffman’s Cove
near Lake Bay, is renewing old
^ acquaintances in town this
week. Dan says that of all fur
bearers, the beavers take the
[cake. They not - ?*Jy bmld ineir
own h«* i^es but rustle their own
feed. Ho has planted a :arge
number of v im we and wit. set
thousands,more to create pas
turage' for his charges.
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“Dangerous Dan” Alston blew
in from somewhere on the outer
edges Thursday night, jovial and
carefree as ever. Dan says he
must sell the good ship “Spot’
and invest in a schooner of more
ample proportions to acomo
date the rotundity of his lopgn
tudinal fore section.
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A cuss word is a poor addition
to any intelligent discussion.
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NOTICE
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It is hereby ordered by the
Board of Health that children
with mumps must be excluded
from school and other public
places and isolated until the
swelling of the glands has dis
appeired or at least twenty-one
days after the onset of the dis
jease. Other children in the same
home where patient is so isolat
ed may attend school provided
they are kept from coming in
contact with the patient. Any
one found disregarding this or
der will be quarantined.
—By order of the Board of
Health.
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HOME LAUNDRY: Prices reas
onable, careful work. Mrs.
Ann Dunkelberger.
FOR SALE: GASBOAT 37x10—
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Sterling engine 15 h.p. Boat and
engine in good condition priced
$800 for cash.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J
Maakertad. Pasror
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning Worship at 11.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamare
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 p.m.
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Home Service Mending
of Laundered Goods
We give full value for your
money.
H. OYAMA, PRO.
According to present plans, £
there will be seven representa- I
tives from Petersburg in attend- (
ance at the University of Wash- i
inglon this winter: Paul Tveten, i
Harold Runstarl, Miss Julia Was- <
vic.k, Miss Helen Lund, Mathew .
Rayner, Dick Brennan, fresh
men, and Herbert Mjorud, Soph
omore. Mathew Rayner and
Dick Brennan completed a part
of the freshman year work last
winter.
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The deer hunters have been
out these fine days hunting in
the hills. Many a big buck, some
wdth four and five points point
ing to the ground, are reported
as being bagged. Other big deer
were left walking in the woods
as they were too far back to
pack out.
The Scow Bay reduction plan’
rmished drying the 1930 pack of
fish meal, Thursday. This plant
has converted offal from four
JOSEPH O. RUDE
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Office Phone 61
Home 66
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|T. W. Btnson M. D.f
sicisn & Surgeon?
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Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 5 0
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Dr. A. B. Kearsley ;
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Physician & Surgeon \\
Wrangell - - Alaska ::
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First Claes Tailoring
For Ladies And
Gentlemen
Fall and Winter Samples
Suits from $25. up.
Latest m.nlel cleaning and
pressing machine
M. A. Missick
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John Fanning
SHOE STOKE
Dealer m
Complete line of Silk Hosiery
Beat grade of Sheas 5cr men.
woiii^n and children.
Best Quality Goods
at very low price.
Shoe repairing neatly done.
Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But Ike Dirt
CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY
Russel York Proprietor
almon canneries into more
han 200 tons of fish meal and
>ver 200 barrels of oil. Prior to
he installation of this plant,
nis material was not only wast
'd but was allowed to cantamin
vte the waters and pollute the
lir around the cannery loca
icns As it is, the only rich
irorna is now concentrated in
he one spot but this is a case
plllllftllillllll
where it pays to have halitosis.
FISH CONSERVATION
A slip of the tongue made a
man say to a Sentinel represen
tative the other night that he
. didn't believe in the O'Malley
policy of the conservation of
; fish. It would sound too fishy, we
persume.
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Take home a Brunswick
Phonograph
Portable or Cabinet
A machine to fit your home,
your camp or your boat.
Latest song and musical hits
will while away the idle
Jacobson s Jewelry Store
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Shoe Repair Shop
electrically Equippe d
Back of Skyman’s Bauiy Bailor
All work Guaranteed - Popular Prices
T. £. Schafir cr.
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Gent i Furnishings
Beets and Shoes
i endieten Shirts
Gilskins
Socks end Gloves
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The New yorl(
Pool Billiard And Card Room
Choice Cigars, Tobaccos And Candies
New Tables And Equipment
Dick Kuwata, Prop.
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People’s Drug Co.
DAHL and SKEI, Owners.
Prescriptions filled by Graduate Pharmacist