Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
Best Line of Hand-made Goods in Alaska
BEST LINE OF .HAND .MADE
GOODS IN ALASKA NUGGET
AND IVORY JEWELRY
SOUVENIR SPOONS. BASKETS.
IVORY CARVINGS-TOTEM POLES
Ivory Totem Poles and Beads
Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY And CURIO STORE
PETERSBURG, - - - ALASKA
if DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
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Office Orsr Drugstore Phone 55 Residence Mycklebost Home Phono 54
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LOCAL NOTES
Miss Alexandria Beloslutseff sail
ed for Seattle on the Alameda this
week to take a course in business
college. She plans to enter the
University of Washington the se
cond quarter and take a pre-medical
course.
Mrs. Lutro of Pybus Bay was a
visitor in Petersburg a few days this
week.
Miss Garnette Robinson, who has
been the house guest of her cousin
Mrs. Carol Clausen, left for her
home in Washington last Saturday
berger who were called to Olympia
by the death of Mr. Dunkleberger’s
father, returned to their home on
the Queen this week. Mr. Dunkle
berger’s mother returned with them.
Mr. J. L. MacKecknie, city elec
trician, has purchased the home of
Mrs. Jacob Johnson and will move
his family into the new home
about the first of September.
Mre. Johnson plans to leave
shortly for a visit to her old home
in Sweden.
Dr. R. G. Colp of Minnesota, ar
rived on the Queen this week to
visit his brother, Harry Colp, of
Five Mile Creek.
On Monday Douglas and Richard
Colp had their tonsils removed in
Dr. Jones’3 hospital. The boys are
recovering rapidly from their op
eration.
Kenneth Stedman is leaving the
early part of next week for a short
vacation at Rock Pass, where he
will join his wife and younger son.
Harry Kinnear will have charge of
his truck while Stedman is absent
from Petersburg.
Progress on the Scow Bay road
has been marked the past week
the gravelling being completed as
far as Mi’s. Willard’s place.
Mr. W. H. McMillan, of Astoria,
Oregon, called upon the Standard
family while the Queen was in port
this week. Mr. McMillan has been
called to Juneau by the United
States Bureau of Fisheries.
The young son of Mrs. Jennie Sel
liead when one of his little play
fors received a bad gash in the
mates hit him with a tin can. It
was necessary to take several stitch
es to close the wound.
Judge Reed and court party were
on the Alameda enroute to Ketchi
kan where the next term of court
will be held.
Mr. F. W. Byerly was host at a
very enjoyable “Sunset Party’’ down
the Narrows one evening this week.
Miss Mae Standard, Miss Bertha
Lero, Miss Armstrong and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Sclioettler were guests
of Mr. Byerly on his boat the “Pho
to Craft.”
Mr. Cal Barkdale has commenced
the remodelling and rebuilding of
the old Petersburg Hotel, making
it six modern apartments out of the
building. Johnnie Sale3 has al
ready begun work on the founda
tion. “Cal” i3 one of those pioneers
who really pioneered in the early
days. He first saw the ‘land of the
midnight sun’ in 1894 and in his
words ‘was no kid then.’
Mr. A. W. Willard has been suf
fering again with a painful ankle
which he sprained several weeks
ago. He wrenched it this week
which sent him a limping.
Henry Roden, Juneau attorney,
enroute to Ketchikan, renewed old
acquaintances while the Alameda
wa3 in port.
Mr. Jackson returned from Kake
where he was helping Johnnie Sales
put in new piling for the Skinner
and Eddy Cannery dock.
Mr. Roy Hurst of Coney Island
was delightfully surprised tlii3 week
by a visit from his father, Mr. Ar
thur Hurst of Shelton, Washington,
and his aunt Mrs. Clara Sowers, of
Kansas. Mr. Hurst had not seen his
father for seventeen years and did
not know that he was coming to vis
it him. After a few days visit with
her nephew on the fox island, Mrs.
Sowers returned to Petersburg
where she is being entertained by
Mrs. C. O. Parks.
The Board of Equalization has
been holding sessions this week in
the City Hall equalizing the tax as
sessment roll.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tamaree
returned from a brief visit to their
home and friends at Wrangell this
week.
Cliff Bilker’s^ Orchestra^w'lll play
for the Week End Dance at Sons of
Norway Hall tomorrow and at the
Sales Inn the following Saturday.
Dances will alternate between halls
each week and will be announced
each week. The orchestra has been
working hard to get together a good
bunch of musicians and music and
have succeeded admirably from all
report.
Mr. Erwick, proprietor of the
Fishermen’s Store of Ketchikan, was
a visitor in Petersburg while the Al
ameda was in port Thursday.
Week End
Social Dance
At Sons of Norway Hall
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 13
MUSIC BY
BuKer’s Orchestra
Don t Forget the Dauce at Sale’s Inn Next Week
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Everything in the line of Men’s Wear
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CLOTHING STORE
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Boat Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at
Petersburg Marine Ways
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MODEL BAKERY
All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Lme of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
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Men’s Sport Breeches
Hose, Sweaters,
Boots, Etc.
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