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Long Range
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We have one of these very fine shotguns - \
tuelve guage - automatic ejectors -
chambered for the three-inch shells. It's
a gun you can be proud of.
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Rifles Shotguns Ammunition
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Local Briefs
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Joe Kaklen is planning on re
turning to Seattle in a couple of
weeks to Continue his vocal :
training. Give us more songs
over KOMO, Joe, especially
when you get homesick.
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Paul Nannauck who has been
fishing for Nick Bez at Todd,
was in port yesterday with a
load of salmon. He plans to go
to the Capital City for the win
ter.
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High Petersburg boat for the
summei is the Takan, the crew
sharing $900. per. The aver
age in Petersburg district this
year being better than last year.
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Assistant Attorney General
Charles P. Sisson was a passen
ger northbound on the Alaska
steamship Aleutian.
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Mrs. Wilbur, wife of the Se
cretary of the Interior is mak
ing the round trip to the West
ward on the Aleutian
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Judge Cecil Clegg of of the
Third Division was an interest
ed spectator at the Lyle-Whit
ney trial in Seattle.
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The hunting season is on. A
lew of the most enthusiastic al
ready went out to get their
meat. Too much rain for the
rest of the hunters.
It is the “empty gun” which
causes most grief—well worth
remembering.
“Idono” but what William
L. Yaw and C. G. Stewart of the
Sheldon Jackson School were
the authors of an article of the
same name in Pacific Motor
Boat. The article is signed with
the initials “W. L. Y. and C. G.
S.”
An A. P. F. Corporation can
nery tender with a scowload of
:• salmon in tow, ran on a reef
below Point McNamara toward
Snow Pass, Zorernbo Island.
The accident evidently took
place sometime Tuesday night.
The tug Inverness was stand
ing by with a piledriver and is
making every effort to salvage
; the craft, the name of which has
not been ascertained.
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The local officers of the Salva-1
tion Army report very good re
suits and progress in their drive
for finances this week. Dig in j
to your pockets boys and boost
the work along. The Lord lov
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No. The ALASKAN is not go
big to move to Ketchikan, even
if “it is a good field for it.” Too
{much washing in certain direc
tions for us to move. .Plans, for
a bigger and better plant and
publications are in the making.
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i Mrs. William Tamaree went
1 over to Wrangell for a brief vis
it. She took along the ALAS
KAN devils family but left their
' dog “Buddy” and cat “Patsy”
! behind. Now if you don’t think
' cats and dogs get lonesome in
J Petersburg, just come down and
j watch those two vermin catch
ers mope around the plant.
The Kake String Orchestra
j gave a dance in the Sons of Nor
! way Hall Thursday night. The
| attendance was not so large but
what it lacked in numbers it
made up in enthusiasm.
Mrs. May Albertson is expected
to arrive on the Northland on
Wednesday next. Mr. Albertson j
; is a member of the J. E. Sales
| [crew.
Miss Esther Carnes and Mr. j
Arthur Polland, teachers of the
13rd and 8th grades in Peters
jbug school last year, were mar
j ried recently in the states. Re-j
port has it that they will spend
I the coming winter near Nome
where Mr. Polland will teach in |
a Bureau school.
Miss Madeline Koester for-f
‘mer teacher in the Bureau ;
School in Petersburg last winter
is soon to be married to a cer-j
tain~young docto—so says a lit- ' ]
tie birdie. ' N
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Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bowman,
are reported as moving into the
Bureau School building. It is
reported that Mrs. Bowman will i
teach in that school but we have
been unable to confirm the re
port.
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Erwin H. Rose has been trans
ferred from Ketchikan Cable
Station to Petersburg, relieving!
Verne Iloban, transferted to the
First City.
Frank Jenkins, editor of The
Fugene Register, is publicity (
director of the U. of O.. summer
school now travelling in South-'
east Alaska on the steamer
Queen.
Prof. William Beattie con
ducting the U. of O summer
tour of Alaska, on the. Steamer
Queen. He was. former, dis
trict superintendent of the U.
S. Bureau of Education school
system in the First Division and
was also a former superintend
ent of the Sheldon Jackson
School. It was under his admin
istration that the new school at
Sitka was conustructed.
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Miss Lillian Swanson returned
to Petersburg this week after
spending a month in Portland
with relatives and friends. Miss
Swanson was first registrant at
Buyers’ Week and was kept busy
dodging newshounds who tried
to get her picture and an inter
view from her. Just their luck
and not real dodging missed
the big dailey their chance.
While in Portland she had the
privilege of telling the Rosari
ans about Alaska in general and
how.
The P A. F. cannery packed
102,659 cases of salmon up to
Thursday night and expected to
pack another 2500 cases today.
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Petersburg
The following are officers ol
Petersburg Camp of the Alaska
Native Sisterhood: PresidentMrs.
Maggie Adams; Secretary, M»s.
Amy Hollingstad; Treasurer. Mrs
Annie Hestness.
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FOR SALE: One Baby Upright,
Cable Nelson piano, used four
months.. Inquire at Ilogue and
I Tveten Co.
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FOR SALE—30 h.pFrisco Stand
ard gas engine, rebuilt and in
first class condition. Price reas
onable on quick sale. Power re
placed.
jHOME LAUNDRY: Prices reas
onable, careful work. Mrs.
William Dunkelberger.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. -W. J.
Maakestad, Passor
There will be no services at
the Lutheran Church this Sun
day as Rev. Maakestad will go
to Point Agassiz where he will
conduct services.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamary
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.l
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.!
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 p.m.
. .Capt. Loewen, Lieut. Brierly...
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Mrs. Stromdahl and Mr. Van1;
Vlavern arrived in Petersburg by !
way of Washington-Alaska Air- 1j
ways plane.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ji
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First Class Tailoring
For Ladies And
Gentlemen
Fall and Winter Samples
Suits from $25. up.
Latest model cleaning and
pressing machine
M. A. Missick
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Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
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Dealer in
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Heat grade of Slxt^g Jor wen.
won.<ai and children.
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YOU
Are cordially invited to attend the
9th Annual Southeastern Alaska Fair
Which will be held this year at Juneau, on
September 3, 4, 5, and 6
Exhibits of farm, products minerals, fine arts, ladies fancy work hereby
solicited. Ship your exhibits freight charges collect and address the
packages to R. B. MARTIN, ManagerSoutheastern Alaska Fair Associaiion.
,a Southeastern Alaska Fair Association. Call at The ALASKAN News Of
fice, Petersburg, Alaska, and get a copy of the Premium List. In addi
tion to the fine exhibits of Alaska products you will be entertained by
some surprise numbers. Program changes every night.
A good time is assured to all. Remember the dates—September 3rd, 4th,
5th and 6tfi. And the place—Juneau Fair Buildings, Juneau,Alaska
Southeastern Alaska Fair Associann
John F. Mullen, President
W. S. Pullen, Secretary
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