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The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band)
IT1 fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reialanders and
Comic reading
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DRS. STAND ARD & STANDARD
PHYS'CIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 55 ResidencelMycklebost Home Phono 54
Dan E. Standard,^IVI.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist; Eye, Ear, No»e|& Throat
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Soon it Will be Time for
Spring Cleaning
Replaceing Saging Curtain rods
Broken roller Shades Worn Rugs
Floor coverings & broken funiture
We dont like to be
Bragging
But we are in position to Supply
all you needs tn the Furniture
Line at Price that are in perfect
keeping. with our quality Home
Furnishings and more coming all
the time
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SCHOOL NOTES
A seeker of knowledge has been
heard from in Manakato, Minn.
A little girl from the fifth grade
uf Manakato School has written to
the corresponding grade in Peters
burg, asking for information about
Alaska, because they are making a
r.tudy of Uncle Sam’s distant pos
fu ssion.
Clara, Harold, and Alice Haugen
h ive left school. They accompanied
their parents to Ketchikan to make
their future home.
Teddy Hunsbedt is a new pupil
enrolled in the sixth grade. His
sister Helen has entered the eighth
grade *nnd promises to become a
valuable addition to the class. They
are from Lewiston, Idaho.
Morris Erwin is a new pupil in
the second grade. He came from
Seattle schools.
The Utomigi Camp Fire Girls went
to Scow Bay last Saturday where
they had a meeting with their assis
tant guardian, Miss Oja, Refresh
ments were served.
The third grade has taken up
eop*i»g saw work again. They made
many beautiful things for Christmas
presents, after which, the work was
discontinued until the present time.
Quarterly examinations are in
progress in the high school this
week. The honor roll will be re
ported next week.
Last Saturday night -the eighth
gri de entertained the seventh grade
at a costume party. Some very
I retty and original costumes were
worn.
Edna Harris received the prize for
the best dressed girl. The prize
for the best 'dressed boy was award
ed to Harley Baker. Leonard Mar
tens received the prize for the most
comical character.
In the guessing contest, Henrietta
Dahl won the first prize.
All reported a good time.
The debating contest between
Wrangell High School and Peters
burg High School will be held at
Wrangell, March 18.
The question for debate is, Re
solved: That a department of
education be created with a secre
tary in the president’s cabinet.
Petersburg w'ill be represented
by Alma Cornstad, Helen Lund, and
Herbert Mjorud, who will debate the
affirmative side of the question.
Quick Results
“Do you find that advertising
brings quick results?”
“I should say it does. Why, only
the other day we advertised for a
night watchman, and that night the
safe was robbed.”
LOCAL NOTES i
The young son of Mrs. Jessi •
Keanu has been suffering from an
abcess on his forehead which reaim
ed from a bad bump he receiv <1
several days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Peterson of ;
Ketchikan called In at Petersburg
ox; Wednesday so that Mrs. Peter
son might receive medical attention.
The Kuiu, new cannery V nd r
for the Mountain Point Packing fc ■
arrived during the week from Seat- \
tie.
The infant daughter of firs. Guy \
Roundtree has been very ill with ;
pneumonia.
Littel Bernice Matheson accident- ;
ly broke a match off in her ear
while at play. Altho the passage '
was lacerated, the ear drum was not ;
pierced.
Dr. Humiphreys-Priest was a guest ;
iu the home of Dr. Susie Standard
from the time the two doctors re
turned from Juneau until the Prince
of Wales sailed for Craig.
The Mitkoff, Capt. Svere Johan
sen came into port this week from
Seattle. The Mitkoff is a new ves
sel powered with a 120 horse power
Fairbanks-Morse full Diesel engine.
fne vessel is seventy-two feet long,
with plenty of beam, and the latest
in models for halibut fishing. She
i,j fully equipped to handle a heavy
fare of fish and built to stand the
storms of the North Pacific.
The wish of the Alaskan goes
forth to Capt. Johansen and the new
vessel that it return with many full
! fare of fish and receive top prices
I
| The Bureau of Educations vessel
I ‘Boxer,’Capt. Whitlam, arrived in
port this morning enroute to north
ern stations with five new school
buildings and supplies and equip
ment.
Dr. Tugo Alberst, successor to
Professor Georgeson, in charge of
Alaska Experimental Agricultural
stations is in Petersburg and vicinity
I this week. Dr. Alberts who is a
[ graduate of the University of Wis
consin arrived in Alaska early last
j September and has already visited
| practically all the agricultural sec
tions of the Territory.
Mrs. Conrad Bowman delightfully
entertained a few ladies in her home
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mendenhall en
tertained at a Bridge Party in their
home, on Friday evening, March 4.
Four tables were in play during the
the evening, high scores being
awarded to Miss Edith Bennington
and Mr. Harold Davis, while the
consolation prize fell to Mr. and Mrs.
C. O. Parks.
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FirCeiiig at
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Now is the time to place your order for
that Johnson Motor 2 1-2 and 6 h.p. &
The New Standard Twin
Bargain Sale
This Week’s Bargains Includes Boots,
Shoes, Dress prints and Long Pants
in Boys sizes
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