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In the Spotlight
H. A. Dahlr Returned on the !
steamer Northwestern, from
Seattle where he has been under
medical care
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Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Behrends ..
of Juneau were returning pas
sengers on tlje steamer North
western which passed through
Petersburg this week.
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j Ed Nilsen’s street gang is 1
making needed repairs on the 1
alley turning up to the cable '
office.
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Walter B. Heisel of Juneau
visited with friends in Peters
burg while the steamer North
western was in port.
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Henry Grinrod who has been
mder the weather for the past''
maple of weeks will captain the |
“Charles T.” out of port Sunday
morning.
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Mrs . C. O. Parks, and daugh
ter Frances, returned from Se
attle where Frances has been
under medical care since the
first of the year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sather, of
Scow Bay, returned from Puget
Sound sities where they have
been so-journing for the past
several months.
» Chester Worthington canur
j over from Wrangell for a brief
11 visit.
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: | William Tamaree who has
I! teen spending a few days in
|' Wrangell, returned home during
11 the week.
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♦ j Mrs. Jennie M. Lewis, mother
| of Mrs. Dunkleberger, is reported
: as being very ill at the Wrangell
; General Hospital.
| ] C. O. Parks decided that there
Lhas not been enough sickness in
t his f amily so he has been me king i
| an effort, this w^ek, to spend
I most of the time in bed. The
| Devil has been catching it a
round the shop during the ab
||sence of Ye Reporter.
J j William L. Paul is reported as
! being enroute to Petersburg by
31 way of Wrangell and is due in
Sjport at any time.
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i Arthur Johnson of Kake has
| .been spending a few days in Pe
jjtersburg. He expects to return
jto our neighboring metropolis on
‘Sunday next.
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I
Ed Binkley farmer from the
|Stikeen flats was over in Peters
j'ourg selling some nice fresh
I pork.
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I A.O. Heimdahl hobbles on
crutches to his store every day.
Improved somewhat but not so
i spry as he used to be.
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11 The Charles W., swung or to
:|tbe beach while entering port
Ij’he other evening. These big
11 tides make hard sledding over
| the “hump” abreast of the can
| nery.
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| j Sing Lee is putting up a new
i building back of his store and
| nutting finishing touches on an
: ether building.
Power trolling season is on
_ind the fishermen are loading up
ice and bait and looking for
j salmon for the local markets.
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United States Marshal Lynn
Smith was a returning passenger
on the Northwestern to Seward
John Myklebust of Seward
I oassed through Petersburg this
week.
The Parent-Teachers’ Associa
tion will meet in the school au
ditorium on next Wednesday
E vening, February 11th at 8 o’
1 'Jock. A very interesting pro
j gram has been arranged. „
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With price of chicken down i
very low and eggs much lower,
Will Barrow’s old friends are
asking him how the ranch is
coming along.
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Gabe Paul of Juneau, who
n’oadcasted in the Serbian lan
guage over KOMO, Seattle, last
rcelt, was a returning passenger
o Juneau on the Northwestern.
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Ernest Gomal was in from hia
ox ranch near Rocky Pass dur
ng the week.
The Tillicum Bridge Club met
‘t the home of Mrs. Willie John
on on Thursday evening in
lonor of Mrs. C. O. Parks just
c-turned fvom a two-months’s
isit in Seattle. First prize was
/on by Mrs. Sverre Johannson
nd the consolation prize was
warded Miss Lillian Swanson,
tfter the games a delightful
unchecn was served.
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With scarlet fever on a ram
>age at Klawock, it will not be
tmiss to suggest that it is very
)roper to be inoculated against]
)otli scarlet fever and dyptheria.!
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Frank Gingrass of Wrangell]
vho entered the Pioneer’s Home
it Sitka a short time ago, writes
that about three months will be
as much as he would care to
stand in that institution in spite
of the nice accomodations.
The Commercial Club held its
regular dinner-meeting in the
Grand Cafe, Wednesday night.
The “Saga,” Capt. Henrik
Hcnriksen, brother-in-law of
Forest Fryer of the Fryer Ma
< hine Works, • arrived in port
yesterday from California and
Seattle. Til? new craft which is
a combination halibut boat is
powered with a Fabco-Tuxham
diesel engine which functioned
in first class order all the way
from California to Seattle and
then to Petersburg, in spite of
some heavy gales encountered.
She left San Francisco for Seat
tle and Petersburg on the 28th
of January and made a fine re
cord trip.
The craft was constructed by
Capt. Henriksen himself and
powered with a 50 horsepower
Fabco-Tuxham engine which
gives it good average speed.
Forest Fryer, agent for this
engine, speaks very highly of the
demonstration of the engine
and boat. The engine is a low
compression, diesel oil engine
and uses an electric plug and
starting in one-half a minute
from cold. For steady grinding,
in slow or high speed, the en
gine stands right up to the work
First class wood logs $4.00 pei
M ft. Hemlock or spruce piling
15c per foot. Prompt delivery.
William Howard
FOR SALE—Kitchen, Frontroom
Redroom complete furnishings
consisting of solid oak, golden
finish and genuine leather up
holstered rockers and dining
chairs everything in A1 condi
tion, good as new—for sale at
half price.—Inquire The Alas
kan.
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FOR SALE—16 H. P. FRISCO
STANDARD. Excellent condition
Terms to right party—$350.00
George Sumption. .Wrangell
John Fanning
SHOE STORE
Dealer in
(omplete line of Silk Hosier.*
Best grade of Slm»s icr men,
womefn and children.
Best Qnallty Goods
at Tery low price
Shoe repairing neatly done.
THE
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Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
ammssii/.K ia.ihry
Russel York Ficprietcr
Tl}e firemen held a meeting
Thursday evening in the city
hall.
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The Open Fcrum
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I.'ditor The Alaskan
Dear Sir:
In your last issue I read the
first paragraph in the editorial
“Poor Sportsmanship” with a
little regret. Whoever your in
formant was, he must have wit
nessed his first game. The article
declares that one of the Kayhi
boys was being called “Grandpa”
until he lost control of his tem
per and he threw the ball into
the crowd and further declares
that if the referee were on to
his job he could have disquali
fied the player.
I did the refereeing in said
game. The ball was not thrown
into the crowd until after the
game. For 'which no player can
be disqualified as the game was
not in progress.
The People s Drug Co.
Books - Books - Books
For these rainy days!
Spend your idle hours in reading these interesting
novels:
Radio Boys Series, Campfire Gir'« Series.
New Copyrights—“Forbidden” I y Joan Conquest, “Jim the
Conqueror” by Peter B. Kync, “All Quiet on the Western
Front” by Remarque, “Freekles Comes Home” by Jeanette
Stratton Porter, “Tarzan and ti e Lost Empire” Edgar Ric
Burroughs, “Flying the Arctic” Wilkins, “We” Chas.
Lindberg. /.
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The Rexall Store
Across from the Hotel.
John B. Carlson, Manager
2 with safety at The Rexall Store
I wish to state that Kayhi was
a very good bunch of sports—
hard, fast, clean playing sports.
They insisted on the use of a
iocal referee—that was how I
Tot into the game. The balance!
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of your editorial on sportsman
ship and conduct on the home
floor has real merit. Let us all be
pood sports.
Very truly yours.
Andrew R. Hanson
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Sugar, Pure Cane
10-lb Bag
Soda Crackers
Large Caddy
Black Figs
2-lb Pkg
Bread and Butter Pickles
Pint Jars 28c
Ballantine’s Malt
Hop Flavored
Rockdell Syrup
Quart tins „
1-2 Gal. tins
Grape Juice
Island Bell Qts.
55c
Naval Oranges
Medium Size doz.
29c
Bananas
Golden Ripe lb.
Butter
Fresh Creamery lb 35c
Kellogg’s Cornflakes, Rice
Krispies, Krumbles 2 for 25
Piggly Wiggly Best Coffee
Mb bag 35c
3-lb bag 1.00
BACON "Frye’s Delicious” Pound 33c
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