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Bartlett Pears No. 2\ tins 20
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Macaroni 3 »>• POCkOfle 25
New Potatoes
California White
per pound 5c
New Onions
large Californias
per pound 5c
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Fish Axe
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those— Deacon Jones Rods?
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you one — with a Martin
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set for the fun.
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Gabe Sather, captain of the
s.irimp trawler “Kiseno” left for
Port Townsend.
-x
M. E. Monagle, completing his
legal work for R. E. Robertson,
Juneau attorney, returned to
Juneau.
-x
Frank DuFresne, Game War
den, returned to Juneau.
-x
Roy Anderson, professional
wrestler who wiLl stage a bout in
the Coliseum Theatre on the 4th
of July, returned to Juneau af
j ter spending several days in
Petersburg.
I -x
Miss Frances Tamaree, daugh
I ter of Mr. and Mrs. William
j Tamaree is at present visiting
jin Seattle with friends and re
latives. She plans to return te
Wrangell very soon.
-x
I Former Delegate to Congress
| Dan A. Sutherland, is reported
'by Seattle papers as coming to
Alaska again soon. Delegate
James Wickersham has already
announced that he will return
to Alaska immediately upon the
adjournment of Congress.
-x
Word drifts in to this office
that various cabins have been
forcibly entered and consider
able belongings, food, bedding
and other equinment taken
While these things have been
more or less common in the past,
tnere is more yelling about it at
this time. Nothing much can be
i done about it—unless the raiders
are caught when they may be
prosecuted and quite severely
punished by the courts.
-x
John McCollough and Fritz
i Willard returned from a pros
| pecting trip to Admiralty Island,
j They brought in several hundred
| pounds of some nice looking
. reck.
-x
The interior of the Smart
(Shop is receiving a nice coat of
white paint.
Andrew Wikan is building an
extension to his home
Mrs. Lucy Rountree is con
fined to her home on account of
illness.
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A. O. Albery and family are
! moving into the apartment in
I the Dahl Building.
-x
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booth of
Kake arrived last Saturday night
and are visiting with friends and
relatives for a short while.
-x
Mr. and Mrs. William Tamaree
and granddaughter, Marian Paul,
returned to Wrangell last Mon
day morning after spending sev
eral days visiting friends and re
latives in Petersburg.
-x
Rev. David Waggoner, master
cf the mission boat “Princeton ’
passed through this port last
Saturday evening enroute tc
Juneau.
-x
David Morgan, finishing up
his third year in Washington
Slate University, returned here
for the summer. Unless Depres
sion otherwise interferes, he
plans to return in September tc
. complete his work. He has been
•majoring in educational sub
j ects.
-x
George Robbins was a recent
arrival from Wrangell.
-x
Frank DuFresne, of the U. S
Biological Survey, was a visitor
in Petersburg.
-x
Dr. and Mrs. R. M McKenzie
cf Ketchikan have been spend
mg a few days in town while
the “Sally S.,” the doctor’s yacht
was undergoing some repairs in
the shipyards.
-x
M. E. Monagle of Juneau ha£jj
I been in town attending to some
legal business for R. E. Robert
son, Juneau attorney.
-x
Fred E. Pauli, representing the
Washington Creamery Company,
has been lining up business for
his company.
-x
Chet Johnson, former Peters
burg merchant and now repre
senting the National Grocery
was a local visitor for a few days,
-x
-x
Father Monroe, S. J.. of Wran
gell was over to hold regular
services in the Catholic Church.
-x
Miss Patty Smith is registered
at the Arctic Hotel.
-x
J. P. Morgan, commercial sales
man of Juneau was in town
visiting the local trade.
-x
Mrs. Emil Hill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Nelson is visiting
with friends in Petersburg.
-x
Until the Fourth of July, it is
reported that three shrimp boats
will be put in operation but with
the pickers working three days
a week.
-x
It is reported that the Haines
Oyster Company of Seattle is
getting a shrimp cannery ready
for operation in Wrangell. They
are said to have two boats now
they plan to put on a large crew
of pickers when they get going
steadily.
-x
Dr. Rae L. Carlson and daugh
ter arrived in Petersburg Sunday
and the doctor has been taking
care of her clientele in the op
tometric line.
-x
Kenneth Mamer and Pete
Berg of Saginaw have beer
spending a few days in Peters
burg.
-x
Frank Preuschoff, fox ranch
er on Lung Island, came to towr
for mail and supplies.
-x
Mrs. R. G. Lloyd of Wrangell
came over for a brief visit
-x
B. P Doucett is registered at
the Arctic Hotel.
-x
N. L. Freeman of Prince Ru
pert is a recent arrival in Petrs
burg.
-x
Kurt Nordgren of Moss Is
land has been in town for a few
days.
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AN APPRECIATION
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I wish to express to the main
kind friends, the Presbyterian
Missionary Society and the Alas
ka Native Sisterhood, my sincen
and heartfelt appreciation foi
the many kindly acts and aid:
rendered upon the death of m\
v/ife Annie Johnson. The spirit
of kindly sympathy was a ray oi
sunshine in my hour of sorrow.
Emrick Johnson
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Miss Lillian Anderson came ur
on the Admiral Rogers from
Seattle.
-X-:
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Schmidt on Wednesday morning
a baby boy weighing 8 *,4 pounds
Mother and little one are get
ting along very well and Carl is
still passing around the cigars.
Congratulations.
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TENNESSEE OKEHS
NEGRO DEMO VOTE
Negroes may continue to vote
in Tennessee’s Democratic Pri
maries as far as the state pri
mary board is concerned.
A resolution to exclude from
participation every one “except
white Democrats,” automatically
failed when the board turned to
other business and then ad
journed without a motion for its
adoption.
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harmless and non-habit forming—for
man, woman and child.
Pleasant tasting tablets that may be
chewed.
25 & 50 cent sizes
The People’s Drug Co.
The Friendly Store Across from the Postoffice
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The funeral of Mrs. Annie
Johnson was held last Sunday j
noon in the Presbyterian Church j
with Rev. Maakestad conducting
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the services. Mrs. William Tam-j
aree of Wrangell also gave a
very nice eulogy over the re
mains of the departed.
Mrs. Johnson was born ini
i Sitka on the 22nd of March in
1382; was married in Sitka to
Costa Andreanoff to the union of
■ which was born six children.
The family came to Petersburg
in 1902 where they resided since.
In 1925 Margaret Andreanof was
the victim of an insane Japanese
. who killed her with a revolver
r and wounded the mother severe
ly. In 1930 she was married to
. Emrick Johnson who remains to
mourn her loss. Three children
also of the first union mourn
, departure of their mother; Theo
! dore Andreanof, attending Ben
. sen Polytechnic High School,
Portland, Oregon, William An
dreanof and Bessie Andreanof,
. both residing in Petersburg,
i Interment was made in the
West Petersburg Cemetery fol
lowing memorial service held in
! the Church. The Missionary
Society and the Alaska Native
Sisterhood, cf which two or
; ganiation she was an active
member, took part in the ser
vices at the cemetery.
-x
The fishery patrol steamer
Givenchy will leave Victoria, B.
. C., shortly on her annual hunt
r for sea lions off the west coast
cf Vancouver Island. Thousands
of lions are killed each year by
machine gun fire from the Giv
enchy.
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i 8 horsepower Regal engine also
- folding gasoline camp stove—
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: Brown Kearsley, Wrngell, Alaska
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Glasses Fitted
Prompt mail service in replacing
lenses and repairing frames
Ketchikan - - - Alaska
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Wrangell - - Alaska.
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