Locals
Joe Kahklen is skippering on tin.
Tasmania these days.
A report received from Noyes Is
land is to the effect that the trollero
there are receiving 1G cents a pound
for their fish and are content to let
the prices ride. They are not consid
ering striking with hte Baranof
triers.
Mr. Bidwell of Wrangell left foi
his home port Tuesday evening af
ter repairs had been completed on
h>s engine a( Bob Allen’s machine
shop.
Reports of the halibut men arc
none too assuring as yet. The pric
es are low and the fish none too
plentiful.
V)d Johnson of Ketchikan, wh >
has been trolling at (’ape Omaney
came to Petersburg for medicai
ca) e.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chris O!
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This little one has the honor of
being the first. new arrival at the
Petersburg Hospital now being op
erated by the Drs. Standard.
Dr. R. N. Rogers of Sitka, and
formerly of Petersburg was a pass
enger on the Margnita recently
to Port Alexander where he will re
main for the summer, lie expects
to be joined there by tlie rest of
his family in a short while.
The Forestry boat, the Tahn, ar
:i\ed in port Wednesday night and
left for points northward. Mr.
Flory, Mr. Holbrook, Mr. Hawkes
worth and Mr. William Paul wor
on board. They expeect to return
south in a couple of days.
The Winnifred II, private yacht
owned by Mr. Skinner, of Skinnei
and Eddy arrived in port Moiulav
v/ith Mr. Skinner and his superin
tendent of canneries. They were
e’O jte to the Kake plant of 11; >
| company and will continue to a!i
of their plants where they will make
jspring inspections.
Mr. Skinner will be jined here by
Mrs. Skinner in a couplet of week
Bert Cornelius left for SeattP
on the Steamer Queen this week
He expects to return after a brie:
visit in the Queen city.
Halibut prices in Ketchiwan dur
jing ihe past week have been vary
ing from eleven to nineteen cent
The Charles T. left down t lie Nar
rows to meet the Northwestern on
Thursday morning. The North
western was delayed at norther a
ports so that she could not make
the trip through the Narrows.
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Harold .and Mrs. Davis and little
daughter “Walrus” have moved in-'
to the residence occupied by Earl !
Ohmer and family. Mr. Ohmer will
cnlinue staying in the house until
the return of his family from the
Westward in the fall. They will
i then move into the Bob Allen real
donee which Earl purchased earlier
in the spring.
By the time Mrs. Ohmer returns
from her vacation, in the early fall,
Bob Allen will have completed his
new home so that the matter of
moving will not inconvenience the
two families.
Edward Berkley f Wrangell left
for other parts after spending sev
eral days in twn fitting glasses for
quite a number.
The Aleutian passed through the
Narrows, southbound, yesterday af
1 onion. Our old friend Oapt. Nord
showing the way to Seattle.
He reports considerable activity
out in his neck of the woods and
is quite optomistic about the sum
mer operations.
Harold McCracken, editor of
Field and Stream said if he had li s
life to live over the first 40 yean
woul he lived in the town of Seward
Alaska. Coining from McCracken
gone on to Seward,
that’s a real compliment.-—Seward
| Gateway. That is the chatter of
a cheeehako for had he ever seen
Petersburg lie would never have
Lev. Wanamaker has charge ot
the Presbvterian Lay Work in tin.
West Coast metropolis. Two years
aeo he was stationed at. Petersbug
ami then was transfered to the
West Coast.
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The Merrymakers arriving from
| Iuneau this week have been enter
| Saining good crowds at (lie Variety
j Theatre this week. When they are
| thrugh with their bill here they
v 11 move on to Ketchikan.
The old section of the sehoolhouse
is getting a new roof put on these
days which will hold out Water ac
cording to Cripe and DeSaurter 'who
arc doing the job.
John Peterson is putting up a
c- bin down at Sandy Beach. Before
long this pleasant resort willt. be
id 'ailing Petersburg.
Mr. Mullens, connected with the I
Internal Revenue Department at Ta- ,♦*
coma is in town checking over cor- i
poration reports for the Revenue *5
IH partment.
Hi his younger days Mr. Mullen
was a member of the famous White
Sox Baseball team of Chicago. And
even now carries the air of one
trained in athletics.
Nick Neusbaumer, superintendent
of the Wrangell Mill and Power
Corrpany was a business visitor in
Petersburg this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Wana
maker and daughter Klizabet.li of
Klawack were passengers on the
Coidova bound for Ketchikan yes
terday evening.
“Buster” Grant, John Grant, Jr.,
Misses Margaret Grant and Vide
Grastad were visitors in Petersburg
during the week.
Pete Iverson of Wrangell return
ed to his home port on his ship the
Liberty this week. He was here for
engine repairs which was done for
him at the Fryer Machine Works.
Registered at the hotel this week
Dwight A. Chase, Neil E. Gram,
Lilian R. Powell, Margaret Gram,
Vide Grastad, John L. Grant, Chas
Carlson, R. S. Melling, Knuf Kjan
stad.
The Tabu returned front Cape
Finsliaw this morning and left for
Ketchikan after a brief stay.
“That damned Paul is to blame
for the transfer of the federal jad
<0 the Bureau of Education.” V e
expect to touch up on this little
subiect next week. The lT. S. Mar
shal White of Juneau is up in arms
about the matter as his ihost excel
lent representaive here.' We will
see what (he Department of Justice
HAS done for Petersburg.
Page Hans Wick—Now that he
has shaken the dust, of Petersburg
from his shoes the street get <|Uitc
noisy. Oh no, no drunks, just a
lit'le hilariousness and over exuo
e-ance due to good spirits. Some
even say that the Arm of the Unit
ed States Department of Justice is
afraid to percolate aboun The streett.
af 1 ight now that he has lost his
body guard. We don’t know and
we don’ care. A lot of wondering
is being done these days.
Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnlta from April 25,
1928, to September 30, 1928.
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o’clock P.M
calling at each place in tlie order shewn below.
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Juue 13—27: July 11—25
August 8—22: September 5—19
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Hogan Island, Pinta Bay.
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Baranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg] Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Y/ashington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Conclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt. Walters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Redbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
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