Sanitary MarKet
Is ALWAYS READY with the finest
meats, fresh beef, pork and mutton.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS DAILY.
Groceries and Fresh Fruits,
And Vegetables
Phone 9
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Majestic Radios
8-tube
Midget
$ 72.50
8-9 tube
Consoles
$ 102.50
to
& 207.50
;!! Screen Grid Super hetero
dnes Automatic Volume
Control Static Modifer
Still the Mighty Monarch
of the Air
For Srle by
Hogue & Tveten Co.
In the Spotlight
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William L. Paul of Ketchikan
passed through the town en
route home from Kake, last Fri
day* afternoon.
Mrs. Garfield Bailey who died
last Friday morning, was buried
in the West Petersburg Ceme
tery, Sunday morning. Services
were held in the Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Maakestad of the
Lutheran Church offlsiating.
John Holton returned from
Ketchikan where he went on
business.
Carl Roger and family are
leaving for Port Alexander soon
I where Mr. Roger will operate his
liestuarant during Che fishing
season.
Tuesday, May 19th, special
meeting of the Women’s Com
munity League. i
Friday May 22nd. Remember
the date of the Community
league Carnival.
Bob Hurley, genial tonsorial1
artist of Wrangell was a visitor!
m town yesterday.
M. Missick has been having an;
extension put to the back end
of his properties. Wash Bayne
and Steve Cherinoff doing the
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal E. Cawthon;
and sons, and Miss Cleveland |
left for Seattle after so-journ
ing in Petersburg the past year.
Malcolm Wilson, Comrade of
the Grip visited in Petersburg
briefly and hiked on over to the
City where the Stikeen Meets
’he Sea.
David Phillips will join with
frank Booth in trolling for king
salmon this summer.
Mrs. S. C. Gauffin entertained
a number of friends at a series
of bridge parties at her home
Prizes on Monday evening1
went to Mrs. Martin Enge, Mrs.
Ohmer and Mrs. Sverre Johan-1
sen. On Wednesday evening,
j Mrs. Wanberg, Mrs. Peter Lund
j and Miss Mary Allen.
“And the happy children sing
r.nd shout, Glad in the freedom
of school let out.” The big bell
lias tolled its last call until
school begins next fall. Thurs
day was picnic day at Sandy
Beach, a good day for “weenies
—two bits worth each. ’Twasn’t
oil, for some of the girls went
up in whirls whilst others did
land with heavy fail; and some!
ihink yet, ’tis not so good to
sit down where it did get wet.
Word from Kake is that John
Peterson will start buying king
salmon this week for Sebastian
Stuart. Kake trollers have been
paying three cents a pound for
transportation of their fish to
Petersburg. Prices this year are
none too encouraging at the
best.
The trollers in the Wrangell
district are reported as getting
a lot of fish with prices equal to
Ketchikan. A large fleet of
trollers is operating off Ele
phant’s Nose while others are
scattered around Etolin Island,
Menefee Inlet, Bluff Point, and
Point Harrington.
Miss Thelma Martens is leav
ing for Port Alexannder today
where she will spend the sum
mer.
One of the first boats from
the Westward, probably the
Yukon, will bring Mrs. Mary
Torkelson (nee Reep) who is
.Hist completing a term as teach
er in the Cordova school. “Our”
Mary” taught in Petersburg
several years and was wedded
during the past winter to Mr.
Gene Torkelson, manager of
the Union Oil plant here. The
couple will make their home
here.
Miss Florence Buchanan, Ev
erett Buchanan and Earl Roach
•eft for Saginaw Bay this wee]
aboard the Wanderer.
Miss Mary Butler, government
nurse, returned to Kake afte
wringing Mrs. Albert Kadake t(
he Petersburg Hospital.
Hrs. Skold Loenbaur took
massage on the Wanderer fo:
From Point Aggasiz Farms
You may enjoy the wholesome goodness
of Point Aggasiz Milk, Butter, Cream and
Eggs, secure in the knowledge of purity.
Milk per Quart 13c
Cream Half Pint 20c
Butter Pound 35c
Eggs Local Doz. 35c
For Sale At PIGGLY WIGGLY
CARL JACOBSON’S Jewelry Store
I WANTED: Light-house keep
ng work. Leave your calls in
'laskan Office.
OR SALE—V-Bottom rowboat
Inquire of George M. Nelson
Devils Thumb Apts. No 4.
FOR SALE—16 h.p. FRISCO
STANDARD. Excellent condition
Terms to right party—$350.
Geo. Sumption, Wrangell.
FOR SALE:—24-ft. trolling!
boat, 4 h.p Regal engine at al
bargain. Inquire this office.: Q*
Kake where her husband is em
ployed in the cannery.
Mr. Donald Armour of Ketchi
kan, general manager of six1
Piggly Wiggly stores in Alaska, j
made a short trip to Juneau the
fore part of the week, stopping
off in Petersburg while the
Northland was in port.
Mr. George V. Beck of Ketchi
kan was a visitor last Saturday
on business with the local school'
board. He has been employed
as principal of the Petersburg:
schools for the coming year. Mr.j
3eck, a graduate of Willamette j
University, Salem, Oregon, has'
been a member of the Ketchi
kan school faculty for the past
several years.
Joe Kahklen, formed Peters
burg student, basketball star
and impressario, came over
from Kake for medical care and
is registered at the hotel. He
plans to leave for Juneau soon.
The class of 1931 one receiv
ed their diplomas last Friday
evening at the exercises held in
the Coliseum Theatre. The
class was composed of Loren
Johnson, Leo Ness, Aubrey Sha
quanie and Edgar Baggen.
A very fine program was pre
sented by the members of the
class and the school orchestra.
Mr. W. K. Keller gave the com
mencement address.
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“Kambler” 16 h. p. Frisco Stan
dard, in good condition for sale
price $1,000.. Inquire at ALAS
KAN Office.
Graduation Gifts
Soon the first important goal in
'ives of many of our youths will
be reached; a proud moment,
indeed, and one that deserves
recognition. Should you num
ber among your friends or re
latives an earnest young gradu
ate, you will want to symbolize
your appreciation of his or her
achievement. Here are a few
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$ Parker Pens and Pen- I
P
J cils Comb and Brush
2 Sets
Kodaks
Stationery Toilet
Sets Photo Albums
Books Perfumes
And many other items to ^ick from.
The People’s Drug Co.
O. K. McManus is percolating*
about town placing orders for
Frigidairre outfits.
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IN COMMISSIONER’S COURJ
CRAIG PRECINCT, FIRST
DIVISION, TERRITORY
ALASKA
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NOTw^F CREDITORS
-n the flatter of the Estate of
Andrew Kouk Deceased.
.Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap
oointed Administrator of the
estate of Andrew Kouk, deceas
ed the 18th day of April, A. D.
1931 and has qualified and that
•11 persons having claims
against the said estate are re
quired to present the same, duly
verified, to the undersigned, at
the Office of the United States
Commissioner at Craig, Alaska,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated at Craig Alaska this
18th day of April A. D., 1931.
George H. Nelson,
Administrator.
p Prices Good Saturday and Monday
EGGS
STRICTLY FRESH
STANDARDS : PER DO$EN
MALT SYRUP
RALANTINE’S hop flavor
2 CANS
MILK
BORDEN’S, DARIGGLD AND
CARNATION, : 4 Cans
COFFEE
HILLS OR SHILLLINGS
2 Pounds
I GRAPEFRUIT
LARGE JUICY FLORIDA’S
3 For
, SEEDS
J ERRY’S GARDEN & FLOWER
SEEDS : 3 For
FLOUR
FISHER’S BLEND
49-Pound Sack
BUTTER
FRESH CREAMERY
2-Pounds
Fresh Milk
FROM POINT AGGASSIZ
Quart
Crystal White Soap
10 BARS
25c
$1.20
35c
85c
25c
25c
$1.93
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