Locals
Mrs. Earl Ohmer and family are
returning to Petersburg this week
from Ivusilof Island where they
spent their summer. On account of
the serious illness of Mr. William
son, whose family they were visit
they cut their stay out there short.
They are returning on the Aleutian
The Glacier Sea Food, Company
shi] ped 2 V2 tons of shrimp meat
and 500 pounds of crab meea on the
on the Admiral Liner Queen last
week. A shipment of 4 tons of crab
meat is going forward on either the
Admiral Watson or Admiral Rogers
end of this week
Mr. C. E. Clark the “Iron Chink
Man” at the Pybus Bay cannery got
his hand severely torn and lacerat
ed last monday, and was brought
here to the Petersburg Hospital, ami
Dis. Dan E. & Susie V. Standard
gave surgical care, and Mr. Clark has
returned to the cannery.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
jOMiess last Sunday morning, Twin
Boys, weighing 7% and 8 xk pounds
Dr. Standard and Mrs. Pileburg in
charge and report the mother and
babies doing fine.
Each of the three Otness men in
town have now had twins arrive in
their families, so Oscar is now even
with Jack and John.
Born last Sunday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Cooday a nine pound
baby girl. Dr. Standard and Mrs.
Andreanoff in charge. Both mother
and baby doing well.
Fred Birch and family came in to
siend a few days in Petersburg this
week. They have been on Level Is
land since early spring.
! Jack Hadland, long a resident of
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| Petersburg, operating a fox ranch on
! Monte Carlo Island near Keku Strait
I spent a few days in Petersburg last
Sock. He lias moved his head
i quarters over to Wrangell after hav
ing been a resident of Petersburg for
over twenty years.
Tom Hadland, for many years a
resident of Petersburg, is now living
in Washington, Simonds Flats, and
! is reported as having taken unto
himself a second wife. Tom raised
a family of-eleven children in Peters
burg and for many years was one
of the mainstays of the town in its
younger days. Mrs. Chris Tveten
is a daughter.
Mrs. Harold Davis spent several
days down at Grief Island. Duncan
Canal with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen,
on their fox ranch.
Jack Nelson who has been trout
fshing is pretty much disgusted with
trout fishing regulations not being
enforced. No further fishing fo
trout in areas closed to commer
New Records Here
We have just rece /ed a new
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Chris. Tve^n
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ial fishing for salmon. He reports!
that after cruising around in areas1
Dpen to commercial fishing he can-'
nos make it pay to rid the country |
of trout which is one of the menaces
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to salmon propagation. From con
versation with him it is doubtful
that he will do any futher trout fish
ing this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen are in
?rcm Greif Island this week for
mad and supplies.
r he Alaska Steamship Company’s
liner is busy around Chatham Straits
canneries picking up salmon ship
ments lo Seattle. No reports as to
le v arrival.
Mr. Pete Willard received a bad
ly ,'praincd ankle in an accident on
the road job last Wednesday. He
v. as brought to the Petersburg Ho,-;
nital and is on crutches under th->
care of Drs. Dan E. & Susie V
Standard.
William Moultrie .agent in charge
of Standard Oil operations in Alask
is in town this week.
The run of king salmon is re
nor Led as being anything but good.
For a cuple of days immediately
following settlement of the strike,
tiie fishermen were quite busy pull
ing in the salmon. Since then op
erations have been quite sldek.
Jack Matsen came in from Snipe
and Sandy Bays, west coast of B r
an of Island and reports very poor
fishing out there
V. W. Kerr, “Curly the Barber,”
veil out on the Margnita for Port
Alexander and Warm Springs Bay
[ for a short outing. lie expects to
return in another week.
Karl Thiele .Secretary of Alaska,
passed through Petersburg last
week enroute to Juneau. He is ex
pected eouth bound for Wrangell
on the Admiral Rogers.
Mr. McDonald, former deputy
marshal at Hvder who passed thru
to Juneau last week is again headed
for Wrangell. ,
Mr. S. McKee, fox rancher on Lev
el Island returned to town thi*
week.
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Will show big picture of
NORWAY
A 15-reel picture showing various
sections of Norway, its industries,
people, resorts, agrictulture aid
i amusements, will be featured at the
! MacGregor Theatre on Sunday Hr/.
Monday, August 12 and 13. Those
i who hale from that country will
ilev.e opportunity to revisit old h.mc
scenes without having to cross (he
■ Atlantic while those who have never
been there will have an oppori m v
to get a visual idea of that co 'i. r*.
Tonight Marian Davies is to be
seen in The Fair Co-Ed. A comc l.
by a natural commediene. Satu dav
I only Ken Maynard gives the Gun
Gospel which is a western with 'he
•ixshooter the law of the land.
Sunday and Monday brings a big
Motro-Goldwyn superspecial — The
Student Prince—with Ramon No
virra and Norma Shearer in the title
roles. The reckless, headlong love
of a Prince for a peasant ma\l is
the theme of action. For man’*
months this play ran to capamty
houses in New York with adnos
su n at two dollars per.
! .1 unes H. Wheeler left for Seattle
laud expects to return after several
weeks.
Mrs. Tate is moving into the Nel
son residence on Front Street just
soon as it is renovated.
NOT1UE
Or DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP
Stops having been taken to legal
ly dissolve the partnership of Lien
X Raynor, proprietors of The Star
Oakery, all current bills are payable
immediately. After August 1st, 1DJK
no bills will be contracted by said
firm, nor will any bills of said firm
be payable by the undersigned. . . .
O. B. LIEN.
V'ANTED—SEVERAL neat appear
ing refined ladies in Petersburg and
surrounding towns for dignified po
sition in business world. Full or
pa’’t time considered. Introduce
Rosomaid dresses and lingerie.
Steady positions with earnings from
$20.-$50. weekly. Applications
should be addressed to Mae G. Mur
J ry, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Expert Repairing
Automobile and Tires
In Fryer Machine Works
All Work Guaranteed
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Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnita from April 25,
1P28, to September 30, 1928. I
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o'clock P.M.
calling at each place in the order shewn below.
SCHEDULE T>. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Sitaa, Todd, Chatham, Killianoo,
Baranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Conclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt Waiters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Fedbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Klllisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nah, Funter Bay. Juneau.
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For a New Suit of Clothes, Shirts, Shoes, Flose, Hats, Etc.
GO TO
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Clothing Store
Across from Post Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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I 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
jj J. C. Holton & F.d, Walwick
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Model Bakery
All Electrical Equipment
The home of Fancy Cakes and Pastry
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
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Furniture
JUST ARRIVED
Department
A New Stock Of 40 lb. Mattresses, With Assorted Art Ticking — 10 SELL i^HEAP
The last word in Breakfast Sets, A Windsor Style, panel back chairs and drop leaf
Windsor table, finished in old ivory, and trimmed and striped in old rose. A Real
BARGAIN AT $52 50 —" 23 piece Japanese Tea Set to match $12.oo Unfinished Bow Back Chairs $2.co A few
unfinished tables in stock - MORE COMING Inlaid Linoleum $2.oo per yard and up. Laying extra.
We Orry A Complete Line Of Baby Cribs, Hi-Chairs, Rockers, Baby And Doll Buggies Etc.
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Trade in Petersburg Port of Prosperity