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;'Hog'ue & Tveten Co.
TOWN TO PICK'S
Mr. and Mrs. S. Mathisen from
Fanshaw were in town during
ithe week.
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Dr, J. W. Edmunds, Seattle op
tometrist, is in town attending
to his clientele.
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Frank Rayner, fox rancher at
Fanshaw is a visitor in town.
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R. S. Lawrence of Juneau was
a recent arrival.
Miss A. E. Schlosser, teacher
at Point Aggasiz left for a brief
visit in Juneau.
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Chet Johnson, representative
of National Grocery and former
businessman of Petersburg was
about town for several days.
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1 James G. Lemnon of Tacoma
| was a visitor in town during the
week.
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Herbert C. Coleman, owner of
dress stores in Ketchikan and
Juneau was in town for a couple
cf days during the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson,
proprietors of the Wrangell
Laundry, Wrangell, were visitors
jin town this week.
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Miss Mary Butler, government
nurse at Kake was in town on
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ismess.
Mr. H. R. Socolof of New York
and L. Prechner of Montreal,
were registered at the Arctic
Hotel.
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| Mrs. S. Mathisen left on the
steamer Alaska for Denver, then
j to Kansas City to visit with
\; mother, and relatives.
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\! The motorship Prince of Wales
IjCapt. C. P. Haugen, struck a
rock in Alert Bay, B. C. Seven
Juneau passengers were trans
fered to another boat enroute to
Seattle.
William L. Paul, Ketchikan
attorney and independent candi
date for the office of attorney
'general for the territory, left
Juneau for Sitka, on the steam
er Alaska and is returning south
on the steamer Queen.
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Andy Anderson, fox rancher
■near the entrance of Hobart Bay
1* in town for mail and supplies.
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j Roy Anderson, wrestler, made
a trip to Wrangell to arrange for
a wrestling exhibition. He re
turned Wednesday evening. A
bout has been scaged for Sat
urday.
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Miss Frances Tamaree of Wran
gell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Tamaree, former resi
dents of Petersburg, has accept
ed a position as nurse under the
Indian Bureau. She will be sta
tioned at Akiak.
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Lou Crider, genial barber op
eiating in the Grand Cai'e
building, made a visit to Wran
■ gell and speaks in highest praise
,of the hospitality of the Wran
• gellites.
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Mrs. Dolly Case Hatton, of
| Wrangell, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas J. Case, died Tuesday
j after a lingering illness. She is
j mourned by her mother, Mrs.
: Thomas Case, brothers, Tom.
Oscar and Lawrence Case and
, daughter, Frances Clark. She is
a neice of Joseph Baranovich of
Ketchikan, Democratic candi
date for the Territorial legisla
ture.
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Rev. David Waggorier, Captain
of the Presbyterian motorship
Princeton is at the present writ
ing helping to build the Presby
terian Church in Craig. He is
also holding summer Bible
schools in Craig and Klawock.
Oscar Nicholson, manager oij
,the Scow Bay cannery this week
'put on the seine boat Tukan.
His traps are not operating as
well as he expected and he needs
the seiner. The salmon run in
Sumner Straits and other inland
waters is not so hot this sum
mer, despite the “satisfactory
runs” declared by Commissioner
O’Malley recently. .
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Eugene J. Wheeler, dentist,
passed his dental board exam
inations in Juneau and is re
turning on the steamer Queen.
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Miss Gertrude Goodrich, who
has been substituting in the
Wheeler Drug Store, is returning
to Wrangell, today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Langlien
were visitors in Petersburg dur
ing the past week.
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* Dr. Donald G. Colp, of Minne
apolis, brother of Harry Colp ar
rived during the past week to
visit his brother and family. He
returned south Wednesday.
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Pete Behrs .fox rancher near
the south entrance of Keku
Straits was a visitor in town for
a couple of days.
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Mr. Socolof and Mr. Prechner,
who have been looking into crab
and shrimp meat markets in
Petersburg, were passengers
bound for Seattle Wednesday.
They plan to enter buying mar
kets for concerns they represent
in the east.
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Miss Ella B. Hendrickson, who
has been visiting in Petersburg
for the past two or three weeks,
returned to the States Wednes
day.
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R. H Stock, road contractor
took passage for Ketchikan, on
the steamer Alaska.
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; Mrs. C. O. Warren, sister of
; Mrs. Andy Anderson left for the
j South Wednesday after visiting j
;vdth her sister and family, for
a brief spell.
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The Union Trading and Pack
ing, Company shipped out from
Petersburg this week, fifteen
tierces of mild-cured salmon.
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E. N. Ohmer shipped out two
tons of shrimp meat on the!
steamer Alaska.
The Library Association last
week cleared S28 in its coffee
sale. They extend to all an ap
preciation of the kindly support
and interest.
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Mr. Harry Parks of Cordova
has been assigned as operator in
charge of the U. S. Cable Office
in Petersburg to relieve Mr.
Griswold transferred to the
Ketchikan station. Mr. and Mrs.
Griswold plan to leave for Ket
chikan on the first boat. Mr.
Parks expresses himself as being
Quite pleased with his new as
signment.
A group of Sea Scouts, under
the leadership of Gus Erickson,
Seattle, arrived in Petersburg
Sunday and lay in port over
Monday. They have a 33-foot
combination motor-sailboat and
navigated the waters from Seat
tle north. They reported a trip
right stormy in spots.
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The Equalization Board made
cuts in property valuations in
the sum of approximately $22,
000 and are considering a tax
cut to 15 mills.
The fire department was call
ed out Wednesday afternoon to
quench a basement fire in the
rsidence of Willie Johnson. Mrs.
Johnson beat the firemen to it.
Mrs. J. W. Sisson, wife of the
Road Engineer in Petersburg,
returned to Juneau this week.
Phil Lund is vacationing in
Ketchikan. *
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The People’s Drug Co.
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Dr. 0. L. Alberry will be in
Yakutat beginning August 15th.
Physical dis-eases corrected by chi
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