Lou Downing, popular night
waitress at the Grand Cafe, left
on the Alameda for her home in
Seattle.
The new fire truck has had
several trial runs and the fire
laddies say she knows her hose.
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Kolo Beefo Uyo Peel, anyway
a man can still take a pinch of
Copenhagen or a chaw of Star
without feeling that he should
first offer it to the ladies.
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That grinding moaning sound
heard these evenings came from
complaining taxpayers looking
to the Council for a cut in as
sessment and getting talked out
of the bright idea.
-x
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. O’Reilly of
Seattle were arrivals in Peters
burg from Wrangell. Mr. O’Reil
ly is advance agent for a ladies’
orchestra which will entertain
here tonight.
-x
Gertrude Belen of Bakersfield
Calif., was registered at the
Arctic Hotel during the week.
-x
Charles M. Jones of Juneau is
in town visiting the trade.
-o
H. L. Faulkner of Juneau ar
rived during the week to take
care of legal matters for the
city.
Fred Cleary, fox rancher, was
a local visitor during the week.
-x
Clarence Lewis, shrimper, was
summoned to appear before the
court at Ketchikan the 27th of
this month in an alleged mur
der case from Wrangell. Ships
carpenter Blake of the Explorer
is charged with having caused
the death of a man at Wrangeil
on the Fourth of July.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patten, Five
Finger Islanders, were about
town during the week for mail
and supplies.
Capt. Thomas P. Quinn and
Capt. C. W. Call, pilots from Pu
get Sound are in Petersburg to
take the big dredge south. Ad
ditional work in the Narrows
will delay departure of the big
dredge for probably another
week.
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B. W. Bonell, Greely, Colorado,
is taking in some of Peters
burg’s ozone.
-o
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen arrived in
from Seattle last week. Mr. Jen
sen is a certified public account
ant and is giving the Alaskan
Glacier Sea Food Company’s
books an audit.
Frank Preuschoff was regis
tered in the Arctic Hotel from
Juneau this week.
Dr. Donald P. Colp, brother of
Harry Colp, has been visiting his
brother the past few days. Doc
tor Colp is no Cheechackoo, hav
ing been up here before on a
visit.
-x
A. Van Mavern of Juneau, was
speeding up business orders the
past week for his several lines.
-x
Bert Buchanan, fox rancher
from Level Island, came in for
mail and supplies the past week.
-x
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Stokke of
Wrangell, visited in Petersburg
this week.
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E. M. Peters, of Mountain
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Mrs Mozeek and son, left for
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The Zapora took on 50 tons
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plant at Scow Bay, Wednesday.
The Zapora, formerly a halibut
fisherman, is owned by the Wills
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district closes on the 20th and
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on the 24th.
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Mrs. David Phillips, baby
daughter and sister ’Nita left
for Kake where she will remain
for about a month and a h ill
Postmaster Otness is having
the interior of his residence re
papered, painted and generally
slicked up.
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Gene and Jimmie Wheeler
have been giving free concerts
the past few days with a new
Victor Electrola. If you have
been anywhere along Front
Street, you just could not help )
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Chris Tveten says—No more
canned salad for him—after
having a touch of ptomaine
with a new Victor Electrola. If
poisoning, after partaking of
said salad.
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Paul Tveten is returning on |
me of the steamers from the
South very shortly. We will all
he listenin’ for some new jazz|
jtuff at the next big dance.
Mr. King, in charge of the
3cow Bay-Mountain Point high
way, has erected speed limit and
oiile post signs along the high
way, during the past week, and
i large warehouse for the Bu
reau of Roads. The road is now
completed and in excellent con
dition.
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Earl Ohmer is shipping out
21 boxes of shrimp meat and 2
boxes of trout this week. He
was unable to get and storage
space for halibut therefore made
no flatfish purchases this week.
No king salmon offrings local
ly for a long time and the troll
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penses this year. Some of the
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
Weather permitting the an
nual Sunday School picnic of
the Lutheran Church will be
held Sunday at Sandy Beach. If
weather is inclement regular
services at the church.
Community League meets Tues
day at the church, Mrs. John
Grebstad and Mrs. A. Noreide
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To Mary E. Mulcahy, Defend
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ed action within thirty days j
from the date of the service of |
this summons and a copy of the j
said complaint upon you; and if j
you fail to so appear and ans- |
wer, for want thereof, the plain
tiff will take judgment against
you for annulment of the bonds
of matrimony now existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant,
and will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said
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served herewith and to which
reference is hereby made.
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lication of this summons is the
9th day of May, 1929. The peri
od of publication prescribed in
[ said order is four weeks. The
firstv publication of same is
August 9, 1929 and the last pub
lication is September 6, 1929 and
the time within which the de
fendant is to appear and an
swer is thirty days after the
completion of the last publica
tion.
Dated at Ketchinan, Alaska,
August 5, 1929.
(Seal) JOHN H. DUNN,
Clerk of the Court
By VENETIA PUGH,
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First publication Aug. 9, 1929
Last publication, Sept. 6, 1929
United States Department of j
Interior '
General Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska, July 11, 192J
Notice is hereby given that i
Robert Oscar Parks, serial 06296,
entryman, together with his wit
nesses, Carl Adolph Swanson
and Louis John Israelson, all of j
Petersburg, Alaska, has submit
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entry Forest List 8-9, H. E. S. No. j
170, and it is now in the files of j
the U. S. Land Office, Anchor- j
age, Alaska, and if no protest is j
filed in the local land office with 1
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Register.
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