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Mr. and Mrs. Iver Holms left
for Norway this week. First leg
of the journey was to Seattle on
the Alameda.
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The Yukon stopped within
30 feet of the Citizen’s wharf
last Tuesday to let off two pass
engers. She dropped local mail
at Wrangell to be brought over
by Paul Owens.
The Vigilant, Capt. George
Bidwell, is here from Wrangell
for minor repairs to her engine.
The work is being done atthe Al
ien machine shop.
Jim Brennan sent word to hi?
friends in Petersburg that lie is
improving wonderfully under
1 he care of physicians in Seattle.
He hopes to return soon.
The storm of Tuesday was a
humdinger. The shrimp fleet
had one tough time trying to get
shrimp.
The trolling boats Unity and
Togo were set adrift and piled
up on the beach by the winds.
Ohmer says the weather sure
lias been ! ! ! ! !
John Mjorud brought in 1134
pounds of king salmon which he
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.old to Frank Capp representing
the Atlantic and Pacific Fish Co.
Prices paid were 37-17-914. The
:atcli was made in four days.
Mrs. Charles Anderson enter
tained at two bridge parties on
Tuesday and Wednesday evon
Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Runstad
were awarded prizes on Tuesday
evening.
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Edward Eugene Sarf, little son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sarf is seriously
ill with pneumonia and is in the
Petersburg Hospital.
Elizabeth MacGregor has been
confined to her home with a se
vere cold. She is on the mend
now and will soon be back in
school.
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The shrimper Americ picked
up chunk of quartz bearing silver
right off of Horn Cliff, last Wed
nesday. The piece is a float and
probably carried there by ice
from La Conte glacier.
The Alaska Glacier Sea Food
Company shipped 13 boxes of
meat and 1 box of crab meat on
the Admiral Rogers.
John Cleary of Strait Island
has transferred his foxes to Su
koi Island.
Colonel Peacock of the Salva
tion Army, in a letter to Mayor
Earl Ohmer, expresses his ap
preciation of courtesies reecived
while lie was here.
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Bobby Ohmer who recently
connected with the hot end of a
shotgun is now on the rapid
mend. The bandages will be re
moved from his arm in about
ten days.
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During one of the recent blows j ]
Earl Ohmer’s aerial broke down.!;
He says it must have been caused
either by a gust of wind or from
shimmying with music from Ha
waii Island, which station he was
on when the aerial broke. Some
of his friends declare he must
have been trying to catch all the
shimmy movements and is
blamed for it—the break, not the
shimmy.
Capt. Johnny Hadland brought
in the White Bear to give her a
general overhauling.
Mrs. Peter Peterson fell near
I lie Star Bakery and dislocated
her shoulder, Monday. She was
taken to the hospital and at
tended by Dr. Benson.
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The Atlantic and Pacific Fish
Co., shipped out 5 boxes of sal
mon this week.
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Alaskan Glacier Sea Food Co., i
Is shipping out 9 boxes of shrimp
and 5 boxes of crab meat.
Passengers leaving for Seattle
on the Alameda, Wednesday
morning were Clarence Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Holm, Pe ter
Peterson; for Ketchikan, M. Nv
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guard, B. Peterson; for Wran
gell, L. Meldahl; for Ketchikan,
Cope Mundy, Ethel Pigney.
Steerage, N. B. Rustad, R.
Rustad; to Wrangell,, R. G. Gan
non.
The Louise S. Brought in 7,
000 pounds of Rounder for the
Alaska Minkeries. This fish wilt
be frozen for future use. The
Louise also brought in fresh feed
lor the Yukon Fur Farms.
The hunters report plenty of
ducks in Duncan.
Two boats from Ketchikan are
reported as hunting in Duncan
Canal. One boat is said to have
17 deer and the other, 10 deer on
cieck. Dollar to doughnuts they
were spotlight hunting; two dol
lars to the hole in the same
doughnut that more than half
of the deer wore hornless bucks.
Earl Ohmer took a shot at a
big buck up in Duncan. The
wind whanged him around and
instead of hitting the buck he
knocked off the top of a big
knoll. The buck snorted, kicked
up its heels and Earl said, Oh,
Well.”
E. W. Payne, auditor for the
Alaska Steamship Company, is
in Petersburg gathering data for
his company. Ho was a guest of
the Commercial Club at the
Wednesday noon meeting at
which time they discussed with
• him the matter of more steam
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ers of that line calling at this
port.
The P. T. A. will meet in re
gular meeting at th schoolhouse
next week.
The halibut fleet, already is
stringing in with their last fares
of halibut for the season. The
last clay of fishing is the 15th.
Miss Lillian Norberg gave a
birthday party in her home, last
Saturday evening, honoring her
twelfth birthday. Guests pre
sent were Lillian Norberg, June
Thompson, Clifford Swenson, Ivy
Owens, Keith Anderson and
Frances Parks.
Mrs. Wayne Walther enter
tained at a Bridge party last
Friday evening. Places at six
tables were filled. Mrs. Andrew
Heimdai, Mrs. William Johnson
and Mrs. Arehbold were awarded
prizes.
Dick Hanson and Spencer Fox
went to Blind Slough, Sunday to
snag a few geese and a buck or
two.. The yfired a dozen boxes of
shells, more, or less, and knocked
ever a couple crippled ducks.
Disgusted with the quacks they
hiked into the hills for deer. Dick
bunked a chunk of 30 U. S. | <
souvenirs into a buck and then i;
:hey started to pack it out. Not ;
;0 good. Five points on the liorns ;
means a big load, so they drag- ;
:>d home a ways, lit a smoke and ;
wished they hadn’t killed or seen ;
the buck. Took another drag at
Liie buck and then the smoke. Af
ter cinching up on belts a half!
dozen times, the left their game;
in the woods and hiked for camp1
to fill up empty gizzards. Re
turned next clay to drag and
drag and drag, first at deer and
then at Lucky Strikes. (This is
no cigarette ad, either.) They
finally landed on the beach and
after having a cup of mud for
Java they started for home.
Missed all passing boats by a
mugful of coffee sc struck out
for home with two armstrong
power. Got past Green Rocks
and then got blown back—Ye
Reporter thinks they were just
hungry. Allens gave them a big
lunch and a place to sleep. They
dragged back into town Wednes
day noon.
noon, tired, hungry but with a
big smile of satisfaction illum
inating their beneficent coun
tenances. Thanks for the hunk
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakefrtad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning worship at lls
Evening service at 8 p. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
On Thanksgiving Day a special
I thanksgiving service at 11 a. m,
A cordial welcome to All.
The Community League will
meet at the Church on Tuesday
evening at eight. Mrs. George
j Nicholson and Mrs. S. KJebo will
jentei tain.
The Community League is giv
ing their Annual Bazaar and
Supper at the Sons of Norway
Hall on Saturday afternoon and
evening November 16th.
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