Harold Dawes, local delegate
the annual convention for the
aska and Washington State
asonic Lodges at Tacoma, says
had a very pleasurable trip
•uth but was glad to get back
Petersburg.
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Mr. and Mrs .C. A. Swanson
id family of Point Agassiz,
ent the Fourth in the City.
Pete Lund left for a month's
ay in the Queen City of Puget
mnd. He plans to take an in
nsive course in laundry metli
is and management prepara
ry to operating the Citizen’s
earn Laundry this fall.
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John Hadland, fox rancher
om near Keku Straits, south
itrance, is spending several
lys in the city on business.
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Mr. D. C. Friedman. Chairman
; the U. S. Packing Company,
lent several hours in the city
iroute South. He lias made an
ispection tour of his canning
iterests.
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Misses Thelma Martins, Anna
[atheson and Annea Matheson
re leaving shortly for Wash
lgton Bay to assist Sigurd
[atheson in his herring cannery.
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air Lino Man, burring home
from Wrangell.
Ye Devil and Editor of. The
lLASKAN signed a declaration
f independence of his own this
;eek, took the first vacation in
hree years by going to Wrangell
ver the Fourth to visit with old
friends and relatives. Which ac
counts for delay in publication
of this week’s issue.
..Greg .Hildebrand’s .motorbox
“Lookin’back” not only ran cir
cles but squares around other
roarin ’cockleshells.
Bobby Allen won the approval
of all the lookers on as a game
little motor boat fan. In spite of
the bad breaks, Bobby still smiles
and hopes for better luck next
time.
Did you see the Sea Horse
jump off the stem of the “Mis
chief” and nosedive to the bot
tom of the Narrows? Speed gets
’em, but watch your speeder.
After standing on the wharf
for two hours in the cold and
rain, there are quite a number
of beating fans trying to figure
when an outboard motor boat
race IS a race and where, when,
who and how were they run.
Mica-nannich but halo kumtux.
NEW RESTUARANT OPENS
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Billie Worth's place, opposite
the Sons of Norway Hall, has
been completely renovated and
is attractively finished in green
for occupation of Mrs. F. Tate’s
new restuarant. Mrs. Tate has
been serving meals in her home
but has now taken over Worth’s
place for the purpose of serving
the public on a larger scale.
Mrs. Tate^ advises that she will
give ala carte service for lunches
i and dinners in addition to the
j fountain service.
l Thelma Martens, Anna Ma
theson and Clara Martinson
| went over to Wrangell on the
I airplane the morning of July
! 4th.
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CUPID RINGS THE BELL
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j Miss Alpha Bartley and Mr.
I Marvin Kinberg, tv/o young
young people of Petersburg were
given life sentence in Cupid’s
bastile last Sunday by Commis
sioner Clausen. The couple will
make there home here.
Carl Jacobson left for Wran
gell July 4th to take care of bus
iness interests in the Stikine me
tropolis.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Dunkel
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Passenger accommo
dations on all Admiral
Line vessek have been'
completely and mater
ially improved.
You will find them
very attractive and
cemfortable.
regularly and dependably.
Northbound from Seattle
Queen June 27
Admiral Rogers July 4
Admiral Watson July 10
Queen July ii
Southbound from Petersburg
Queen July 7
Admiral Rogers July 13
Admiral Watson July 26
Queen " # July 20
Ship and travel via the UKEEN boats.
INFORMATION AND TICKETS:
Ed. Locken. A°ent.
Petersburg ... Alaska
berger and family left on the
Charles T. for Wrangell to spend
their Fourth with relatives.
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W. W. Kerr, Frank Wyatt, C.
Hollingsted, S. Carlson spent the
Fourth in Wrangell.
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CLAUDE ROUNDTREE’S “IZZY”
At Full Speed.
Some of the boys were taking
chances with the Five and Ten
and whistling that popular tune
“Me and My Shadow.”
FOURTH OF JULY ORSERVA
TIONS
. . Did you notice
That the decorations on the
Band Stand were incomplete?
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That balloons, round ones,
long one and fat ones were much
in evidence by the grown-ups as
well as the kiddies?
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That there were five officers
policing the town?
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That the crowds watched the
sports in spite of the rain?
That it is hard to “dampen”
Fourth of July spirit in Alaska?
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That other “spirits” were in
evidence in spite of “the most
efficient oroficer.”
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That toy pistols ^shot by the
lads and lassies was the real in
dication of the Fourth?
That contestants were rather;
backward in stepping up to take ■
part in some of the events?
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That the only fireworks was !
the sparklers in the evening?
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TO NEW YORK WITH PADDLE
J
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A1 Voight of Seward arrived in
port on his way to New York by
way of the Panama Canal in an '
Eskimo canoe for locomotion and '
paddle for power.
ON AGAIN—A SEQUEL
• A numbr of years ago, Engineer
Donohue, of the Missouri Pacific
experienced a breakdown of his
engine on the Kickapoo grade.
He went to the telegraph office j
and sent the master mechanic ■
WT. T. New, the following mes
sage
“Mr. New, number two has
busted her flue, while going thru
Kickapoo. What would you I
have me do? Donohue.”
GETS BOOK IN NECK
Ed Donnelly was recently sen
tenced to five months in the !
Juneau federal bastile for driv- j
ing while he was muchly un- ‘
der the influence of “five and !
ten” jail skids. A further charge
against him being that he was
driving the car without the own
ers consent. Judge Boyle be
Sieves in having consideration
For the other fellow—but not
when the latter is drunk and
driving an automobile.
Picture .of new fire truck .in
f ourth of July parade, with six
cylinder rolls-noise .motor .and
i?*d body by Kisher.
■ SSTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS
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stage where he has held a very
prominent place. After this pre
sent tour he expects to return to
London continuing his dramatic
i c profession.
All cf the boy sopranos are
from London and are members
of the Westminster Abbey and
St. Paul Cathedral. They are
receiving their training at the
London Choir School, not only
in music but in other grammar
'"L A subjects. During the trip
r»round the world the boys con
..... ) their studies under the in
struction of a junior master of
this school. These boys were1
chosen from 400 pupils of this
school.
The Westminster Glee Singers
left London in February 1928.
During this time they have trav
elled 40,000 miles and have given
450 concerts. They expect to sail
next month for Honolulu and
T*om there to Australia.
Mr. Edward Branscombe is di
ve tor of this famous group of
ingors and is considered one
jf the finest conductors in En
gland. He was formerly one of
-lie tenor soloists of Westminster
obey and is also a lecturer and
musician.
Mr. Donald Reid furnished the
oiano acompaniements for the
group.
Because of the popular re
sponse of the concert Saturday
evening, and a demand to hear
the singers again, another con
cert was held on Sunday after
noon which was very well at
ended.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.
m.
Morning worship at 8. p. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
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JOSEPH O. RUDE
Physician and Surgeon
Telephone: Office, 11
Home 66
Over People’s Drug Store
C. H. Sundmacher
Attorney at Law
Arctic Hotel Petersburg
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Fresh Doughnuts, Cup Cakes, Coo'-itr.
and Cinnamon Rolls
Always on Hand Fresh
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A Roast you’ll like
| s he Very Choicest Beef
Mutton and Pork
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SHOE STORE
Doaler in
Complete line of Silk Hosiery *j*
Best grade of Shoes for men, *t
women and children.
Best Quality Goods
at very low prices *j
Shoe repairing neatly done. V
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