Commercial Club dinner was
postponed to next week.
Petersburgans will remember
I he Capital to Capital yacht
race of last June. The owner of
the Mary-Ma.-Ann, winner of
that race, wr -te to Mr. Ohmer
saying that tnis race would on
ly extend as fo,r as Prince Ru
pert this year But in 1931 the
finish of the race will be at Ju
neau.
The Hungerford Brothers will
log at Point Alexander, south
end of the Narrows, this year.
Mr. Peterson, SiP'a Forest;
Ranger was in port "^'r" lesday !
bound for Ketchikan. His boat1
was heavily iced do n coming j
out of Juneau.
Regulations promulgated by
the Bureau of Fisher j forbid
ding operation of traw’s for oth
er than shrimp, hav? been res
cinded and will not apply to the
trawling for flounders for fox
feed. The regulation is said to
have .been promulgated in order
to prevent Washington boats
trawling for halibut.
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The Glacier Fish Co., ship
ped out 53 boxes ol sir imp meat
on the Northwestern, 21 on the
Queen, 49 on the Alameda and
j 35*wil! be shipped on the Queen
this week-end.
“Bud” Hungerford, wife and
little boy are visiting with Bill
gell. Frank needs no introduc
Stedman.
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quickly effective.
Her active preparations, on sale in this store,
will renew the youth and lovliness of your skin.
Read what HELEN \ RUBINSTEIN advises in
her Intimate Beauty Talks as shown in the fol
lowing magazines:
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McCall’s Magazine
Cosmopolitan
Delineator
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Cc,
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Hogue & Tveten Co.
Frank S. Barnes and Mr. An
derson of Wrangell were in port
for a brief space of time this
week. Anderson is owner of the
eoat shops of his name in Wran
tion in thees parts.
The shrimpers have no been
doing so well these past several
days—big tides and storms.
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Gie Benjamin brought in his
new lialibuter—46x12 and put
it on the grids of the Peters
burg Marine Ways. She is a
piil'y craft.
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C. R. Bell, fish buyer is in port.
Bill Stafford is in from Pybus
Bay.
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Jack O’Connor, well-known
i roller hit town yesterday.
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The Ranger, local craft, is be
ing overhauled in the machine
"hops.
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Willie Jackson, local Gene
T unney when full of “white
male” has 60 days in which to
train for another bout with king
Barleycorn. Judge Clausen re
feree. Hans Wick opponent’s se
cond.
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j Archie Abbott, joyous revel
j ler, was given sixty days in the j
federal bastile to keep Willie j
Jackson from getting lonesome, i
| Sam Kilo, was fined $75. on a
liquor charge but preferred oth
er company than Jackson and
Abbot, so he paid a fine of $75
and cost to be on the outside
\ looking in than otherwise.
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i Tom Goodman is back on the
i job in his store. He says the
weather in Alaska certainly was
no worse than that which he ex
p rienced in Portland, Oregon.
Charlie Greenaa has been
looking ’em over in Oregon and
Washington for some time. He
returned this week without the
j blonde but says lots of ’em
I wanted to come. No foolin.’ ”
i
I Mrs. Albert Jorgenson is re
j turning to Petersburg on the
j Admiral Rogers, Saturday,
j A letter from Greg Hildebrand
| says he is stopping in Canyon
i City, Oregon, has bought him a
| new car and is having a “hen”
jcf a good time.
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J The “Bills Club” (Elks) of
j Wrangell sent a telegraphic in
vitation to Petersburgans thru
! Charles Greenaa, to attend a
J tig dance Saturday night with
jthe “Bills Club.”
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James Bradley is going to buy
ting salmon for Mundy of Pe
tersburg. He had planned on
;eaving on the 10th but the re
' cent storms blew over his web
house so he is getting it back j
cn its stilts.
j Captain Svere Johanson ofj
the Mitkoff, brought up a new
Ford Sedan on his ship last
week. It was liftd on to the j
Citizen’s Wharf by the North- j
| western.
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! Pete Sather arrived in port on
[Saturday last with his new hali
jbutter “Zarembo.” She is a;
j 47x14 footer powered with a 50 :
horsepower Atlas-Imperial.
Frank PreuschofT is leaving
on the steamer Queen today for
Las Angeles where he will re
main for about a month.
The Community League will
meet at th church on Tuesday
evening at eight. ^Hostesses
are Mrs. Bowman and Mrs.
Dunkeiberger.
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A new basketball player came
to town on the 9th of February
and Harland Skeek is the proud
daddy. Mother and little one are
both doing well.
Dave Johnson was high man
this year among the local trap
Jt
pers. His catch was 27 mink
from Pybus Bay section.
Most of the trappers did not
make their expenses this year.
Scarcity of game due to the
cold winds and snows,
i Juneau
Leroy Foley, linotype operator
| on the Cordova Times made suf
I fiCient out of the business to quit
j and go into the real estate
jgame in Seattle.
“DER TAG
On Friday the 21st, the Pe
i tersburg Business Women’s Club
| is sponsoring a “Tag Day” for
the purpose of raising money to
buy trash cans. These will be
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placed at convenient intervals
along Main Street.
This is being done in coopera
tion with the City Council and
is worthy of support.
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Miss Laura Boeshei arrived in
Petersburg and has taken up her
duties as teacher in place of
Miss Tromp, resigned.
Mr. Oie Eielson was a passen
ger bound to the Westward on
the Alameda. He is father of
ill-fated Col. Ben Eielson.
j The Queen is due in port to
(night at midnight—maybe.
Juneau .Commercial .Club is
cooperating with the fishermen
in asking for a 5-cent tariff on
imported halibut. Ketchikan is
leading the way.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 8.
A cordial welcome to all.
At The Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Layworker
Sunday School meets at 10:30
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
A cordial welcome to All.
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