Locals
Mrs. William Tamaree left on
the Alameda for Ketchikan where
she will visit with her son William
L. Paul and his family.
Mrs. Jennie F. Lewis returned to
Wrangell after visiting here with
her daughter, Mros. William Dunk
leherger. I
Mrs. J. F. Lewis, mother of Mrs.
William Dunkleberger, returned to
her home in Wrangell after visit
ing her daughter here.
James Wlieeler is returning to
Wrangell shortly. The Glacier Bug |
Orchestra wrhich has been giving
some fine music at the various danc
es wrill be hard put to get another
saxophone to take his place.
Charles Jones, logging at St.
Johns Harbor for the Wrangell
Mill and Power Company came to
port this week to have some ma
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chine repairs on his donkey en
gine made at the Fryer Machine
Works.
Mrs. Carl Carlson of Wrangell
returned to her home today.
THE PLAY WAS GOOD
“The Quest of the Pink Para
sol’’ play given by the Students of
the public Schools last Tuesday ev
ening was well rendered and en
joyed by a houseful of people.
It was a credit to the efforts of
students and their coaches who
worked so hard to put it over.
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SERIOUS BREAKDOWN
T he engine in the Dell, Capt. P.
Beaudreau, decided to crawl out
of the boat while he had a heavy
tow abreast Standard Oil dock
last Monday. The crank ' in the
third cylinder tore loose and push
ed the cylinder head right up off
its base and made a complete
wreck of it. "Skipper” Dick Han
sen went out with the Bessie and
tewed the Dell to the Fryer Ma
chine Works where they are install
ing the motor which was formerly
in the Jim.
NEWT ENGINE FOR “COMRADE”
Frank Preuschoff has taken the
er.gine out of his boat the Comrade
and installed 60 horsepower Red
wing motor in its place. Frank ex
pects to step right along with the
new power, cutting down running
time between his fox ranch on Lung
1 Island and this port.
C4eorge Kim stopped in port long
er.ough to look after some person
al matters and to say how-dy to
a i^w of his friends. George does
not like the climate around Skag
way where he was forced to spend
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We have just rete / ed a new
shipment of the latent Records
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Chris. Tveten
Phone 15 Petersburg
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the past several months in the fed
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Pete Behrs who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends in
the States for the past two months
returned last week via Wrangell.
After making a trip to his fox
ranch near the south entrance cf
Rocky Pass he came in to this
port for supplies.
FOR SALE: House and four lots
near Pioneer Hall.. Inquire of T.
8. Elsemore, Peter Anderson.
Wonted:!—Job as ^caretaker on
a fox farm.. Young man willing to
work.. Some experience. Inquire at
tilts office.
Tue Yukon of the Alaska Steam
ship Company hesitated down at
Scow Bay long enough to pick up
a shipment of fish, Wednesday af
ternoon.
The following were outgoing pass
engers on the Alameda, Tuesday
Ja k Bradvick, Seattle, Mrs. Lydia
Dunkleberger, Seattle, George Kim,
Seattle, A. Wilson, Seattle, S. W.
Byerly, Wrangell, J. R. Moore, Se
attle, A. C. Wanberg, Ketchikan,
J. Blindhein, J. W. Jones, Mrs. Wm.
Tamareee, William L. Paul, Ketchi
kan; Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Wrangell.
Mrs. Lydia Dunkleberger who ha3
bepn visiting her son “Bill” Dunk
leborger and family since the pasi
winter, returned to her home In
Olympia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tucker arrived
ir. port Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Carlson of Wrangell
has been visiting with friends in
Petersburg the past week. She
helped in our shop for a couple of
clays to relieve some of the rush.
The local trollers are now getting
trolling poles and gear ready for
the king salmon season around Ba
ranof Island. Fish are reported as
being quite scarce yet and not so
promising for the season.
The Dorothea, freight and pass
enger boat from Seattle was hi port
Tuesday of this week.
SCHOOL TERMS CLOSES TODAY
The children of the public
schools reported at school this
morning, received their grade re
ports and went home. School for <
this term being over.
Picnics were planned for the sev
eral grades yesterday, but owing
to the inclemency of the weather
it bad to be held in the class rooms.
The teachers are now busy fill
ing out reports for the wor of the
year
WILL SPEND SUMMER HERE
Miss Gertrude Otness does not
plan on leaving Petersburg this
summer. She will be joined later
by her sister Miss Mabel Otness who
will be of the teaching force in the
next school term.
Mr. Bowman rather expects to
• spend some time in Ketchikan but
l had no definite prormgatiW oiT
| had no definite program which he
expected to follow.
INST AUNG NEW ENGINE
Earl Obmer has taken out the
engine from his speedboat “Jim”
and is putting in its place a 100
horsepower Hall-Scott motor. This
will put his craft in a class by it
self in this neck of the woods.
CASE DELAYED BY COURT
. The case of U. S. vs James Thom
as has been delayed on account ot
Commissioner Clausen being called
to Juneau on court matters. Wil
liam L. Paul, attorney for the de
fendant, returned to Ketchikan oa
Mr. and Mrs. Enge returned from
Juneau where they went on a busi
ness trip.
< ALIFORNIA WORKER WINS
John Peterson was hired in Calif
ornia by the Alaskaa Packer’s Asso
ciation to go to Alaska in charge of
a fishing boat. At the close of the
season he was injured, brought ac
tion in California under the work
men’s compensation act of that
State, and the State Industrial Com
mission gave him an award, which
j was upheld by the state courts.
< The Packer’s brought the case
to the Supreme Court, claiming that
the Industrial Commission of Calif
ornia had no jurisdiction in the
case.
The Supreme Court affirmed the
judgment of the state court, hold
ing the commission had jurisdiction
because of the contract for employ
ment made in that state. Peters
od gets his money.
Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnita from April 26,
1928, to September 30, 1928.
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o’clock P.M
calling at each place in the order shown below.
SCHEDULE A. EVERY SECOND WEEK
April 4—18: May 2—16—30
June 13—27: July 11—25
August 8—22: September 5—19
Excursion Inlet, Gustavus, Lemesurier Island, Dundas Bay,
Inian Island, Cape Spencer, Soapstone Point, Apex El Nido,
Hogan Island, Pinta Bay. ,
SCHEDULE B. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk Tnlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Sitka, Todd, Chatham, Killlsnoo,
Baranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Conclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt. Walters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Redbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nah, Funter Bay. Juneau.
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