Locals
The Alameda tokk on as cargo for
the Seattle markets one ton of king
Salmon and 500 pounds of iced
trout from the Citizen’s dock.
The shrimp cannery which has
been closed since the third of the
month will commence operations on
the 16th.
Mrs. Oscar Hestness who was at.
the Petersburg Hospital for medical
treatment was discharged from the
Hospital and returned to her home
cn Wednesday of this week.
The Community League will meet
at the church on Tuesday evening,
inly 17th, at eight o’clock. Mrs.
Charles Mann and Miss Stendal will
entertain.
Mr. Cross, moving picture man of
Juneau made a buisness visit in Pe
tersburg last Saturday and later
took passage south.
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MERRYMAKERS RETURN SOUTH
The Merrymakers who have been
putting on frolics at different show
houses in this Division left for
Wrangell on the gasboat Dawn, Mon
day last.
Bob Ketchison is operating the
“Deaf and Dumb” Taxi Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Lottsfield left for
Juneau during the week. Mr. Lotts
field has been connected with the U.
S. Engineers here and will report
foi duty at Seward.
Dr. Susie V. Standard and Ellen
Mae Standard were the guests ot
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunkleberg
er on the “Charles T.” for a week
end fishing trip to Duncan Canal
last Friday and Saturday. They re
port a WET time of it, with very
little luck at fishing.
The Department o Justins re
presentative trom IDAHO a11 i Los
A geles, stationed at Pei^ehurg,
to( k Alice He dges, and John Adams
to Juneau. Hedges to stop in the
Idaho bastilo for six raoai. is >«t.e
Adams to stop off at the sam? plat,.'
until a new it dge is appoint?! when
1 he will be aiven a trial on thj
charge of possession, transp trratiou
ana sale of 1 . uor.
Airs. Etta Smith, from Bremerton.
Washington, arrived on the North
western last week to visit with her
daughter Mrs. Campbell, owner oi
the Campbell Store.
Marvin Kimberg of Petersburg,
who went to Juneau to underg > n
maior operation at the St.. Ann s
hospital, at the last report was
expected to fully recover.
ITr. Chidester of the Prohibition
force, passed through Peters' a g
■on his way to Juneau from KsL.hi
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We have just received a new
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JEWELRY and CURIO STORE
PETERSBURG, - - - ALASKA
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COAL
Place Your Orders for the Winter Supply
NOW
Chris. Tveien
Phone 15
Petersburg
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Kan, the fore port of the week.
QUEEN GOES TO SITKA
Dagny Molver, Queen of the Day,
Petersburg’s celebration of Inde
pendence Day will leave on the Ad
miral Rogers,making the round trip
to Sitka as part of the honor for be
ing elected Quen.
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Reports down Ketchikan way re
port plenty of trap fish. Report of
seining operations not so good.
The Admiral Rogers left yesterday
morning at ten for ports in south
eastern Alaska.
About twenty-five more days to
get 100,000 cases of salmon for the
big cannery. That will mean 4,000
ca«es a day and at present indica
tions, will mean more than that a
day.
Mr. Ernest Schoenwald, manager
of the Petersburg Racking Company
arrived in port on the Yukon this
week.
A shipment of 25.000 cases of tin
was received by the “Rig Cannery’
ir addition to the several thousand
left over from last year. The coin
, p.‘ nv expects to fill same this sea
son.
The Marginta has changed her
sni ing date from Juneau so that she
avr'ves at this port Tuesdays.
The tugs Wilson and Prospector
took the big dredging outfit, which
lias been working in the. Narrows,
down to the Sound country. The
smaller outfit which is putting in
I the markers will follow as soon as
they complete their work.
J. McKendrick, superintendent of
(he dredge operations for the Puget
Sound Dredge and Construction Co.,
left for the States during the week.
the Petersburg Creek has a small
run of salmon going up stream ac ^
cording to local Izaak Waltons.
The yacht Leota. Capt. Blair
of Tacoma, stopped in port Thurs
day for repairs to the clutch of its
engine. The party had made the
trip to Sitka after crossing the fin
ishing line at Juneau, marking the
end of the yacht race from Olympia
Washington to Juneau. Repairs
were made in the Allen Machine
shop.
Billy Hood, former poolroom op
erator in Wrangell is visiting with
his daughter in Juneau. Billy was
hurt while logging a number of
years ago and took up a poolroom
in Wrangell. He sold out and went
to Bellingham, Washington.
The “Louise” of the shrimp fleet
! which is now at Surprise Harbor,
j Admiralty Island putgupnit
1 Admiralty Island, putting up her
^ ring, reported that by the 3rd of the
month they had 35 barrels put
up. The Odin and Phoenix have a
pond of approximately 3,500 bar
rels of herring in the same harbor,
so Hie crew of the Louise expet to
put up quite a few more barrels be
foie the supply runs low.
Will A. Barrows who was former
lv connected with the Alaskan as
editor writes from Chinook, Wash.,
that he has not been in good health
since he went south. Ulcerated stom
ach, say his doctors and an opera
tion necessary. He has been stav
ing the operation off hoping to be
able to rid himself of the sickness
l by careful dieting. His many friends
J in Alaska—and they are legion—for
! He has been from one end of thvi
j territory to the other—wish him a
! speedy return of health. And ho,pc;
| he will once again return to Alas
ka. Perhaps Alaska will rid him
of his trouble.
! Friday the 13th today—watchour
if you are superstitious.
Expert Repairing
Automobile and Tires
In Fryer Machine Works
All Work Guaranteed
Spencer Fox
Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnlta from April 26,
1P28, to September 30, 1928. f I
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o-clock P.M.
calling at each place in the order shewn below.
SCHEDULE A. EVERY SECOND WEEK
April 4—18: May 2—16—30
June 13—27: July 11—26 4
August 8—22: September 6—19, ^
Excursion Inlet, Gustavus, Lemesurier Islands Dundas Bay,
Inian Island. Cape Spencer, Soapstone Point, Apex El Nido,
Hogan Island, Pinta Bay.
SCHEDULE 15. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk TnJet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Sitka, Todd, Chatham, Killisnoo*.
Raranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,.
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Conclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt Walters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Fedbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nah, Funter Bay. Juneau.
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Pictures of your
Summer Outin? Are
Future Keep sakes.
“If it isn’t an Eastman, it
isn’t a Kodak.”
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For a New Suit of Clothes, Shirts, Shoes, Hose, Hats, Etc.
GO TO
GOODMAN’S
Clothing Store
Acro»s from Post Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Petersburg,
Alaska
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Boat Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
-rand all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
.length at
Petersburg Marine Ways
I J. C. Holton & Ed. 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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Hardware Department
Marine Hardware
Sporting Goods
Fishing Tackle
Fishermens Supplies
Household Goods
and House F urnishings.
Grocery Department
Canning season is here.
Sugar is cheaper than
usual and we would
suggest that you turn
in your oder for can
ning fruit now.
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Trade in Petersburg
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