Locals
The camp of the beacon crew is
broken up and the crew departed
for Seattle this week.
Mr. Edeburn, representing the
dredging outfit is closing up affairs
of the company and will return to
Seattle on the Queen.
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jack McBride, now of Wrangell
formerly of Petersburg, was a visit
or in Petersburg Thursday. He re
turned again to our neighboring city
the same day.
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The deer season opened wit a
many a bang. Pete and Albert Jor
genson brought the first deer of the
season to town. The puts-puts,
speed and otherwise were going full
Idast in all directions. Dr. McKenzie,
Tom Elsemore, Earl Ohmer, Bert
Cornelius and others hiked in their
crafts to Duncan where they bagged
a goodly number of ducks and deer.
Johnny Sales has completed the
repairs on the front of the Citizens
t ocic this week.
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O’Malley says that the pack to
laie is a million and a half cases too
ir'ich and next year “drastic regula
tions” will be set forth to limit the
pack. With practically all the bays
closed to seiners, cutting of size of
ne<s what more drastic regulations
has he in mind?
The Petersburg Packing Company
expects or hopes to fill about 20,001
cases of tin which are still on hand
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Cleary Bros., Straits Island fox
ranchers shipped out 28 crates of
foxes this week.
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range for coal or wyod. ..In per
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Halibut prices are holding up
pretty fair this week; Rubertl2Vi
tc 14. Locally kings are going at
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The crew of the Louise S. have
their ears wide open for a pot of
good size herring Suitable for pack
ing. They still have a number of
barrels on hand which they plan to
fill if they can get the fish.
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Conserve fish and population is
the cry of Alaskans; conserve traps
and to hell with Alaskans is the ans
,wcr of the Bureau of Fisheries.
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Ernest Kirberger, postmaster and
business man of Kake arrived in
Petersburg this morning for a busi
ness visit. He joined the Benedicts
at Juneau recently, Being wedded
t«. Miss Beulah Burgh former teach
er at Kake. Congratulations.
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Earl Ohmer made the following
shipments of fish on the Alameda
this week: 500 pounds of king sal
mon; 4 tons ot shrimp meat; 1 12
tons of crab meat. The last of his
recent herring pack went forward al
so -- 11 1-2 barrels. He sold about
TOO half barrels of herring at an
average price of $12. per barrel.
What Alaska needs is a longer
seining season and a shorter trap
ping season.
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Fishing at Cape Ammaney is re
ported as being very poor. Many o"
the boats having departed to Icy
Straits and other fishing grounds.
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Handlers of king salmon—fisher
I men and buyers—report that the
| kings are running this year with
siim bellies. Evidence of a lack of
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f^ed. The shortage of herring is
declared to be the chief cause of the
poorer grade of salmon.
Compton P. Thorpe, musician who
has been in Petersburg for some
tune took passage on the Alameda
this week for Ketchikan.
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Dr. and Mrs. McKenzie packed
their effects, shipped them to Ket
chikan and followed suit on the Ala
meda. Dr. McKenzie lias made ar
rangements to enter dental ’ prac
tice in the First City.
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The following outgoing passen
gers were listed on the Alameda
Mrs. Stella Harris, R. D. Suryan, J.
P. Morgan, F. W. Camp, G. E. Bailey
G. E. Early, E. W. Callahan, Lyle
Hartzell, Mrs. Pearl Hartzell, Paul
Arthand, R. E. Compton, Ivan Hart
zell, Robert Arthand.
Mrs. F. R. Havens left this week
for a visit in Ketchikan.
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Paul Owens has put up approxi
mately 200 tons of fish meal and
140 barrels of fish oil in the ferti
lizer plant. Shipment of the cro
ducts went forward on the Admiral
Sebree this week.
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Mrs. Alice Waltheres left for a
visit in Wrangell when the Alameda
arrived in port.
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Paul Galand hied himself to our
neighboring city of Wrangell this
week.
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W. W. Kerr expects to open up
his barber shop in the old dining
rooms of the Grand Cafe, Monday
next. He has with him now Mr
Tbure Swanson who will operate at
jnc of the chairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Thure Swanson are
stopping in Mr. Kerr’s apartments
n the Enge Block. The couple re
cently* had the matrimonial knot
Lied in Ketchikan where Mrs. Swan
son operated the Blue Bird Beauty
Parlors.. She plans to open up a
beauty parlor in the apartment untd
such a time as she can secure suit
abio cuarters. While in Seattle she
worked in some of the best and
largest shops and is competent to
handle any phase of the work here.
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Tonight Corinne Griffith support
ed by Charles Murray, Jack Mulhall
and George Sidney, an all star cast,
are presented in a dramatization of
Edna Ferber’s story “Classified.”
Saturday night only, Tim McCoy is
to be seen in “Spoilers of the West”
a big historical production featuring
1000 Arapaho and Shoshone Indians,
Marjarie Daw, William Fairbanks
and Chief Big Tree. Filming of the
picture was in Wyoming on the bat
tle grounds where Capt. Betterman
and his command were killed.
Chapter 8 of “Blake of Scotland
Yard” will be shown to intrigue the
interest of the serial fans. On Sun
day and Monday, Joan Hershol ,
famous Danish actor is featured in
“Alias the Deacn.” The story of
a hobo, gambler and crook who
plaved his game for a boy and girl.
Those who have seen the picture
declare that they will not miss op
portunity of seing it again.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson are
in from Hobart Bay this week.
Under instruction from the Bu
reau of Education work is .being
rushed on the vacated jail building
by John Peterson to have it in shape
for school on short notice. Miss
Madeline Koester, graduate of Bell
ingham Normal has been appaoint
ed as teacher and should be here
in a few days to carry on the work.
Mrs. Katherine Seller, Anchorage,
who had been commissioned refused
the position at the last’moment.
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Miss Ellen Mae Standard expects
t» leave for the States to continue
her schooling about the 15th of the
month.
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Mrs. James Brennan who has been
in California the past seven years or
account of her health is returning
op the Northwestern this week
FOR SALE
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hunting parties or trolling.—inquire
at this office,
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FOR SALE: Two double deck
iron beds and cotton mattresses
complete. Inquire at ALASKA'S
OFFICE.
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ir.g rerined ladies in Petersburg an.l
surrounding towns for dignified po
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Rosemaid dresses and lingerie
Steady positions with earnings froK
$20.-$50. weekly. Applications
should be addressed to Mae.G. Mur
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