Spencer Fox says he is going
for a last duel: hunt, Sunday.
He has made six trips, tired sev
eral hundred rounds of ammuni
tion and gotten one duck for
each trip or a duck for eacii
hundred shells, more or less. He
declares he will not be satisfied
until he gets his seventh duck
on his seventh trip.
The Community League will
meet at the Church on Tuesday
f.'.ening at eight o’clock.
Repairs on the dam have been
completed and the flow is gain
i?
ng on drain on the reservoir.
The City Dads are going over
:he light and water rates with
hie view of readjusting them.
If present co>d weather sticks
.round and the reservoir holds
forth, it is possible that when
he storage tank overflows, the
water will be turned on to the
wamp and a skating pond fixed
up.
Ladies Endicott Johnson slip
pers, full-leather .soles, .rubber
heel, steel arch, $2.00 per pair at
Haynes DeWitte of Kake re
lumed from Juneau where he
served on the grand jury.
Willie Johnson returned to
Petersburg on the Norco from
Juneau where he did his duty as
trand juror.
■» Hnc’n0 "' *s retui ' ° 3 ' t
neau on the Northwestern. The
Jacobi, their tender is held up
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Line vessels have been
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You will find them
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Queen Dec. 11
Rogers Dec. 18
Southbound from Petersburg
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Rogers Jan. 3
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Large selection of Ladies un
derwear, moderately priced at
r'ox s Bargain Mouse.
The Council is contemplating
the purchase of a steel snow
glow—either a Cheveroiet or
Ford. This works on a spring rig
and is said to he very good. This
v. ill displace the home made
v.ood plow which goes to pieces
rich year.
J. L. MacKeelsnie will make an
inspection of the dam at Blind
'lough and will make any re*
pairs that may be necessary.
An inspection of oil recept
acles and storage conditions is
0 be made under direction of
tie Council. It is planned to
ing the storage conditions up
to insurance requirements with
.a general idea of lowering the
1 re hazard and incidentally the
osurance rates.
Wedding bells for some lucky
eilow tomorrow night says a
vhisper from down the street,
to, Ye Reporter did not. and
ou.'.ri not find out who it will be
he victims are mighty quiet
bout it evidently hoping to get
.way from the boys’ tin can bri
- ade. If they escape the boys
t will not be the fault of the
• ouple or their friends. Some
who planned to go to Grc-en Rock
ave expressed their regret but
they felt watching the victims
sing given life sentences was a
lot more fun than seing stars on
he skating pond.
If the boys hang on to the
vhiskers of hie Sm imp King, it
will lead them to the victims of
'.Yen Cupid. All parties interest
i el, seeming to be sworn to se
v recy, Ye Reporter could not pass
en details, principals, and so
forth. Several are reported as
being candidates and others are
vailing to be coaxed and a few
who Would like to be. Of course,
we are speaking of the men.
The Jack of Spades oft times
trumps the Queen of Hearts. So
■n this instance the heart is
trumped with ail players sitting
hi the game and playing togeth
er.
We do not intentionally pub
! bsh mistatements and correct
insertion or make amend when
I possible. Report last week said
Fd Locken left for the States.
He went aboard the ueen with
luggage hence, two and two
i made four *vith Ye Reporter. But
Jlld fooled ’em. He got off agin.
! Hence this correction.
Boys shoes $2.50 at Fox Bar
gain House.
A checking up on figures of i
'the shrimp pack for this year as |
compared to last year shows that i
the pack for 1929 is in excess of
the pack for 1928. Five boats
were operated this year as
against seven for 1928.
This is conclusive evidence of
the worth of the conservation |
idea promulgated by Mr. Ghmerj
Hnd put into effect by the Bu
reau of Fisheries. In spite of
a larger pack this year with few
er boats the facts bespeak of an
increase of the shrimp.
The Business Women’s Club
started their dance ticket sale
this week. The tickets are for
tlieir Christmas Ball which will
be given on the 21sh. Don’t for
get the date—nor the ticket.
Hhe P. T. A. met in the school
auditorium, Wednesday evening,
with but a small attendance.
A very pleasing program was
put on by students of the high
school after which a business
session was held. The Play
ground Committee reported that
equipment had been ordered for
the grounds and would be in
stalled as soon as it arrived
Miss Gillette, R. N., with the
Fed Cross gave an interesting
,a,lk. relative to the physical ex-**
urinations of school children. *
?he explained the purpose and v
ieed and also urged the cooper- j
it ion of parents in using the *♦
benefits of the examination re- j
sorts to get the children into a
normal physical condition. Her *:
talk was very interesting. *s
President Makes Suggestion
iuesiaent William Dunaei- •;
perger suggested that members •:
of one organization mum uic *
. econci Wednesday of each •
month with ‘ b.T.a.” in big let- ;
mis. Then urged mat enougn ;
xiiteu.Su ee soiO'.vn in trie scfiooi '
.0 oScoile u Dtooer LucnQue i.iv ,
next meeting. The Parents win '
0ive the entertainment lor tile !
next meeting.
Bob Hurley, skipper of the gas
mat “Bear' of Wrangell, leu
•.or hie acme port last, Sanaa.,
fternoon but returned on Wed
nesday ior more fuel and grub.
-Tie sayu uiicit oici ouirune vvinQ
refused to let him get back
tome, forcing him to burn up
vO gallons of gas to get only as
far as Station Island. But he
s going to pull at trie whiskers *
,f Stikine and beat it home by j
way of the flats. At the rate i
he s been smoking up since he
left, he will have a chance to
row a nice beard and probably
orne back for more gas and
r ub. |
The passenger list to the hot
ter climes still grows. The fol
lowing leeave for Seattle on the
Yukon: Arne Fenswick, John
; Peterson, Dean Kay lor.
! Those leaving for Ketchikan
. re Mrs. Gardner, Lena Gardner,
juTet Johnson,
i
| vVrangei bound were Mrs. Os
car Carlson and Fred Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hatlan re
turned from Seattle this week,
j Carl’s description of the much
routed “prosperiy” in the States
as- being the bunk. Alaska is a
: ot better place to live than the
‘ Mites where jobs are scarce and
men pleniful. While the same is
true of Alaska, yet Alaskans can
live off the woods and beaches
r nd the waters where in Seattle
every move means a peal off of
the bank roll.
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Cope Munday leturnecl from a j
two weeks’ visit to Wrangell. He j
started a crew packing his fish j
at tile cold storage.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS j
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakertad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. |
Morning worship tft 11,
Evening Services at 8 p.m.
A cordial welcome to all.
At The Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay worker
Sunday School meets at 10:30
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
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