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and Sudden Change in Moods, - - Be Pre
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day night at 9:09 p. m., for
Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
Douglas and Juneau.
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Passenger and Freight Office on Public Dock
Public Dock 22-11
Res. 42
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Always Fresh At
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KAKE CRUMBS
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C. R. Bell, local fish buyer will
again be in the market for hali
but.
A representative from the Dis
trict Engineer’s Office is expect
ed here before long to do some
preliminary survey work.
The Salvation Army Corps of
Kake expresses to the people of
Hydaburg and Klawock, their
appreciation of the wonderful
hospitality received while on the
trip through those towns.
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DOUGLAS
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Douglas Hi basketball team is
cock of the walks since it de-j
feated the Juneau Hi for Gas
tineau Channel Championr^r”
Skagway found itself unable to
send its team to Douglas so
forfeits any claim to title. The
way is open to tangle with the
Kayhi team by Douglas going
to the First City.
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SITKA
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F. P. Ulrich, magnet observer
and head of the Coast and Geo
detic Survey work in Alaska
stationed here went to Juneau
on business.
Plans are under way to en
large the local cold storage
plant.
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JUNEAU
Orville Wheat, W. K. Ames, M.
S. Burke, Catherine Cato and
Hazel Benson were arrested on a
disorderly charge. Wheat is
charged with assault and battery
it being alleged that he stabbed
the Benson woman in the leg
with a dangerous weapon. The
rest of the gang were held for
disorderly conduct and dis
turbing the peace.
Mrs Katherine Hooker had
' the misfortune to crack her
wrist and entered the hospital
for treatment.
WRANGELL
1 P. C. McCormack was taken
seriously i 11 while returning
from the States on the North
western. Dr. Beeson of Ketchi
kan was called in consultation
by Dr. Turner in the case. Peter
is improving right along.
N. Nussbaumer, L. M. Camp
bell, Leo McCormack, L. A. Ol
son and C. P. Kirtland were
elected Board of Directors for
the coming year in the local
storage plant. There is talk of
increasing the capacity of the
plant to a half-million pounds.
P. E. Verney, printer and me
chanic on the Sentinel was tak
en ill with the flu while visiting
with his family in Metlakatla.
N. Lester Troast, district sup
erintendent and architect for
the Indian Bureau, left for Ket
chikan last week. He will make
a survey of the several stations
in the Ketchikan and West
Coast vicinity.
The Metlakatla basketball
team came here and cleaned up
tne local boys in the games put
on in the local gym. Smith of
Metlakatla was outstanding star
on the teams. Smith was star on
the Kayhi team and later played
on the Alaska College team.
Commemorating the part
Wrangell tribes many years ago
in influencing those people to
adopt Christianity, Mrs. William
FOR SALE - Airtight heater $5.
Inquire at this office. Good con
dition.
WANTED—House work, sewing,
home-nursing. Call Mrs. Verdier,
at Federal School.
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IOR RENT—2 and 3-room A
partments. - Inquire this office.
Hunter & George Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
and
FRESH FRUITS
ANGOON - - ALASKA
SAXMAN Camp. “16 A. N. S.
Pres. Mrs. Peter McKay
Sec. Mrs. Martha John
Meets every Monday 1 p. m.
Visiting Members Welcome
Tamaree presented to the Pres-'
b.yterian Church a silk flag.
Captain Lesher of Juneau and
Staff-Captain and Mrs. Acton of
Wrangell left for the First City
to meet with the Army Commis
sioner. A series of meetings were
held for Salvationists and other
Alaskans to meet the Commis
sioner. It was hoped that a large
part of the corps would be able
to go to Ketchikan but lack of
money has prevented any going
there from the outlying towns.
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KLAWOCK
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The Salvation Army of Kake,
Capt. Charles Newton with a
number of other Salvationists,
came over and spent several days
with us. Their music was cer
tainly a treat. They were wel
comed as brothers and sisters—
being tendered parties and dia
lers. An invitation took them
from us too soon but Hvdaburg
also wanted to entertain them
They*returned after spending a
v eek in Hydaburg. R. J. Fera
trovich gave them a fine dinner
before they left for their homes
on the 9th.
Skon Johnson, Maxfield Dal
ton and Donald Roberts left for
the Juneau hospital.
Robert Peratrovich, Jr., and
Mrs. Peratrovich came over by
airplane from Ketchikan where
Mrs. Peratrovich has been under
medical care. Robert is now a
happy father, bringing back witn
him a baby girl one month old.
The structure of the Salva
tion Army Hall is up and the
raen are working on it as they
are able, weather permitting.
Lumber for the new A. N. B.
Kail came in on the Zapora.
Construction will not commence
until the weather becomes more
mild.
Some of the local people are
getting ready to go halibut fish
ing. There is plenty of bait as
the harbor is full of herring.
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IIYDABURG
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The Kake Salvation Army
spent a week here and all had a
wonderfully fine time with them.
Their meetings were very suc
cessful and they left in fine
spirit.
Work on the new public dock
will commence as soon as the
snow melts.
The A. N. B. has been holding
some fine meetings discussing
matters for the good of the
camp.
Clean-up day is approaching
and the people are anxious to
see the snow melt so that they
can be ready for that day.
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KETCHIKAN
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The halibut schooner “Mc
Kinley” struck rocks on the West
Coast of Prince of Wales Island
last week. She was returning to
port with a load of bait. Report
ed a total loss.
Victor Mather, son of Rev.
Paul Mather, died Monday night,
i funeral services under direction
of Father Carpenter and inter
ment in the local cemetery.
It is reported that the local
wire factory is going to be sold
tc a large producer of wire fenc
ing from the States. The local
owners more or less forced to
sell or get out of the business.
It is a sad comment but true -
the United States District Court
is wasting most of its time try
ing petty liquor cases.
Father Carpenter gave a very
j forceful address before the Rc
I tarians touching on ' “The Tri
umphs of Washington.” It would
be a mighty fine thing if the
Rotarians would have the ad
chess printed and circulated
throughout the territory.
A fine program was given in
the Presbyterian Church com
memorating the Birth of George
Washington. Rev. George Beck
in charge, Mr. A. E. Karnes, supt.
of the Ketchikan schools mak
ing the principle address. The
local A. N. B. and A. N .S. took
part in the program.
The politicians are beginning
, to percolate around, shaking up
little groups here and there and
already starting prejudices a
gainst various factions. V/hich
reminds us that the spring of
fensive with political gas bar
| rages will be out soon.
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Seattle - - Washington
HOONAH MERCANTILE
COMPANY
General Merchandise
Good Goods-Fair Prices
Fair Treatment
David Lawrence - Proprietor
Hoonah,
Alaska.
R. E. BAUMGARTNER,
Attorney-at-Law
Office above People’s Drug
Petersburg .. .. Alaska
At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
Wood for delivery
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2 We give full vaiue i'or your
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Russel York Proprietor
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Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
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Physician & Surgeon
Home 66
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Wrhen in Juneau Msit
The Cash Bazaar
Largest Department Store in Juneau
Opposite The Alaska Hotel
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just come in to look over our stock.
We have a complete line of Men’s Women’s and Chil
drens, Wear - Household Goods, Novelties and everything
to be found in a modern department store.
The Cash Bazaar.
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