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Local Briefs
Tom Gaffney of Nome has
spent several days in town look
ing for friends.
i Joe Crosson, well known ir
aviation circles passed thru or
the Northwestern for Seward.
Lawyer Henry Roden is ii
town on a business trip expect
irg to return to Juneau on thi
Queen.
Mrs. O. Debolt who has beei
visiting with her sister Mr;
Arclibold, took passage for Seat
! tie on the last trip of the Roger;
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Dr. and Mrs. Rude are enter
Taming the Boy Scouts and th
.Dorcas Club at a costume part
at their home this evening.
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I L T. Swanson proprietor of th
! Petersburg Telephone Exchang
(returned on the S. S. Northwes
(tern from a business trip to th
1 states.
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Frank Metcalf, civil enginee
of Juneau, was in town Thurs
day on a combination busine;
and pleasure trip. The pleasur
being in hunting for ducks, gees
and what have you.
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Passengers for Petersburg o
the Northwestern; From SeattL
Robert Hickock, J. H. Kayler, 1
T. Swanson; From Wrangell an
Ketchikan F. E. James, Geo. Ar
derson, H. J. C. Oster, Thoms
Gaffney.
Lieut. Oxrieder, Lieut. Trui
L. B. Kuhre, Clarence Pete;
and Dick Hanson for the U. !
Engineers are taking sounding
on Petersburg bar in Wrange
Narrows. The work in hand wi
require about four days to con
plete.
H From such investigation as ^
\\ Reporter has been able to mak
jf! it appears that the broken bott
.u with which Cliff Roundtree can
; to giief last week, may have be(
.» j th baby’s bottle. But just wh
0 Cliff was doing down Scow B<
Sjroad with the baby’s bottle
S! still a mystery. Also Ye De^
0 asks ‘'Whose baby?”
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A party of Juneau’s sportsrm
'% with tneir ladies arrived in P
I tersburg Thursday morning ;
beard Carl Thiele’s boat tl
‘Marguerite.” Included in tl
party are Capt Anderson, Ca
Thieie and wife, A. Van Mavei
§ | and wife, Frank Metcalf, R. ‘Lo
§ Bernard, and Glen Oakes. The
8! left for Duncan Canal “just fc
i ducks” or what have you.
Arthur J. Farmer, manager c
the maritime commerce depart
ment of the Portland Chambe
of Commerce, is expected to b
back at his desk early this wee
following a honymoon trip tak
en to Oregon beach points an
to California with his brid
formerly Miss Mona Thorpe <
this city. The wedding occui
red a week ago at the home o
Mr. Farmer’s sister in east Port
land.—From the Portland Ore
gonian.
E. N. Ohmer of the Alaska]
Glacier Seafood Co. shipped ou
on the Admiral Rogers Thursda;
morning the first sample ship
ment of the claims which th
company is packing at Peters
burg. While the initial shipmen
consist of only fourteen case
the plant is equipped to pack i
hundred cases per day if a mar
ket can be found for the producl
Only the highest quality of whit
meated clams will be packec
for which there should be a fai
demand. One more payroll fo
Petersburg will help to keep th
wolf out of somebody’s kitche:
*his winter.
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The M. S. Highway called i
port Thursday after completio
of about a months work in th
Klawock neighborhood. Her nex
assignments will be Sitka an
Kake.
RADIO REPAIRING
See Lind
* TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
Another fisherman discourag
ed. Pete Sommer, old time fisher
man of Petersburg, Port Hough
i ton and Stikine Flats, took pas
I sage on the Northland this week
| for the states hoping to make
jhis future home near Seattle,
i Mr. Sommer has made his home
i in Petersburg many years but
says he cannot risk another in
. vestment in fishing gear which
i he may not be permitted to use.
- The best wishes of his many
; friends will follow him wherever
| he goes. Mrs. Sommer will re
'main in Petersburg for a time.
1.1 New England Fish Co., shipped
- 125,000 pounds of frozen halibut
from Petersburg Cold Storage, on
| the Northland.
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B! Walter Anderson, with his
y piledriver crew of eight men,
has completed repair work on
the P. A. F. wharf at Washing
ton Bay. The entire crew left on
the Northland for Seattle.
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e! FRANK A. ALDRICH, DEAD
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Frank A. Aldrich, aged 73
years, veteran pioneer of Alas
ka, died last Saturday at the
Alaska Pioneers’ Home, Sitka as
the result of a stroke of appo
plexy which he suffered Iasi
June at Yakutat.
Funeral exercises and inter
ment took place at Sitka. The
Republican nominees, headec
by Judge Wickersham attendee
the funeral and paid their Iasi
respects to Frank, who had beer
a political associate of thes(
men for the past ten years.
Mr. Aldrich was a Democra
but in 1920 he joined the Repub
lican party to which he remain
ed true until his death. In th<
Territorial Senate in which h<
served he was like the Rock o
Gibraltar, moving not with th<
L_ winds and storms and pressure
|of the opposition. His word wa
as good as a bond. For his un
re swerving steadfastnass to prin
e ciples and friends he was humil
le iated and made to suffer but h
flinched not and remained tru
le
to the end. Alaska has lost
good citizen.
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SITKA
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Louis Shortridge was callei
from Sitka to Haines" to be nea
John Y. Benson who is reporte<
to be very sick. Mr. Benson i
one of the prominent citizens o
Klukwan and is getting along ii
! years. It is hoped that he will re
cover and again enjoy goo<
health.
Louis Shortridge is acting Cur
ator of the North American sec
tion of the Museum of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, a de
serving promotion after twentj
years of faithful and continuous
service.
r| Andrew Hope has been very
e busy building his new trolling
i I boat.
-1 While William L. Paul was in
3 Sitka he went out to the Sheldon
s> Jackson School and announced
>f the organization of a new Quit
- ters Club. No charter members
f, were taken in that first night,
-1 but very likely candidates will
- appear in a short time. The re
quirements are this that the
prospective member must be a
i quitter to join.
k Ralph Young is still out of
7 town searching for the were
withall to keep the wolf from the
3 door.
Peter Simson is also out of
town. The republican delegation
^ j were sorry to miss these men.
j A new Public Cold Storage is
■aborning at Sitka. W. P. Mills
^ again shows that he is a pioneer
“ by being the prime mover of this
’ plant. When the plant is finish
ed, it will mean a greatly in
creased business for Sitka. The
halibut boats and trollers who
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now journey south to Prince Ru
pert (300 miles) will have a
chance to sell their cargos at
Sitka and then to buy their en
tire outfits there. Other towns
will have to step on the gas if
' they want to keep their trade.
Sitka has been handicapped by
being off the direct trade route
of regular steamship service; but
with a public cold storage plant
at hand, this handicap will be
overcome.
HOME MADE BREAD SALE
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The Telephone Exchange
October 18th.
Sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary
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CLOSING OUT SALE
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— Lock - Stock & Barrel —
Beginning on Saturday
Oct. 18.
Get in for the bargains Early.
Fanning Shoe Store
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John Fanning
SHOE STOKE!
Dealer <n
Complete line of Silk Hosiery
Beat grade of Slutes for men,
wom<m and children.
f ' Beet Quality Goods
at rery low price
Shoe repairing neatly done.
IT. W. B?nson M. D j
Physician & Surgeon;
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 5 0
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JOSEPH O. RUDE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
Dr. A. B. Kearsley \
Physician & Surgeon
Wrangell
Alaska
1 At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
1 Wood for delivery
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of Laundered Goods
We give full value for your
money.
H.OYAMA, pro.
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First Class Tailoring
For Ladies And
Gentlemen
Fall and Winter Samples
Suits from $25. up.
Latest model cleaning and
pressing machine
M. A. Missich
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Undertaker & Embalmer
Petersburg, Alaska.
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Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY
Russel York Proprietor
Remember the Alaska Day
Dance to be given at the Sons
| of Norway Hall TONIGHT—
| Oct. 17th.
NOTICE
It is hereby ordered by the
Board of Health that children
with mumps must be excluded
from school *and other public
places and isolated until the
swelling of the glands has dis
appeared or at least twenty-one
days after the onset of the dis
ease. Other children in the same
home where patient is so isolat
ed may attend school provided
they are kept from coming ir
contact with the patient. Any
one found disregarding this or
der will be quarantined.
—By order of the Board o]
Health,
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 A. M.
Morning Worship at 11.
Evening Service at 8 P. M.
A cordial weliome to all.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
j Missionary Mrs. William Tamare
TIIE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
I Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 p.m
Capt. Loewen, Lieut. Brierly.
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Chris Tveten, Dealer
Pool and Billiard Table
At
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Cigar? and Tobaccos of all Kinds
A. N. B.
Convention
November 11 to IS, inclusive
By Order of
Grand Camp.
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Sam Kcmotsubara, Proprietor
Best Meals Served at all Hires.
ce» vice: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
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The New ycrl(
Pool Billiard And Card Room
Choice Cigars, Tobaccos And Candies
New Tables And Equipment
Dick Kuwata, Prop.
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^ et your Drug:-, Medical Supplies and Sundries at
People’s Drug Co.
DAHL and SKEI, Owners.
Prescriptions filled by Graduate Pharmacist