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In the Spotlight
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Paul Kegel of Juneau was a
local visitor during the past
week.
P. F. Harley returned from
Seattle where he spent the past
winter.
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C. H. Keil of Seward was re
gistered at the Hotel during the
week.
J. R. Reynolds of Ketchikan
was in town giving it the once
over this week.
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! Frank Preuschoff, fox rancher
on Lung Island, Beechers Pass,
was a local visitor.
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A barrel of gillnetting was
found afloat back of Sing Lee’s
Ctore. Owner may secure same
by seeing Earl Ohmer.
Father Monroe came over
from Wrangell to hold regul
services in the Catholic Church
during the week.
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C. O. Parks’ yacht and fox
ranch tender is up in the An
jderson Bros. Shipyards for re
pairs.
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N. A. McEachern, representing
I Schwabacher Company of Se
attle was visiting the local tradf
this week.
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The Stanley Girls’ Band which
entertained at the Coliseurr
and gave dances in the Sons oi
Norway Hall last week, left foi
Wrangell.
Staff-Captain Acton of th€
Salvation Army was a Peters
burg visitor this week. He went
-.0 Kake.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lewis, whc
staged the Beauty Shoppe ir
Petersburg last winter, are no\y
: In Anchorage where they are
: | putting on the same play in thal
city.
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Henry Adams and May Jack
:! son took passage on the Iasi
i Admiral Farragut for Yakutat
I Dame Rumor hath it that then
• will be wedding bells upon theii
■arrival at their port of destina
tion.
; Friends of Mrs. James H. Con
iditt, wife of Rev. James H. Con
I ditt, D. D former superintended
i r f Sheldon Jackson School, Sitka
will be glad to know that sh<
recently underwent a surgica
operation whereby her vision wa;
restored.
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The belated winter weathe:
which struck Petersburg las
we*1' is fast being driven away
by the signs of spring The heavi
est snow fall of this year cover
ed the town and vicinity with i
white blanket of about eigh
inches. Saturday, the 21st offi
daily begins spring.
Considerable herring and gill
netting was stolen from the lof
jof the Citizens Dock. The this
was very choice in his selection,
and took all the lead line';, cori
dnes and netting that he want
ed and was careful to cut on
just such webbing as he wanted
The stuff belonged to group o
fishermen.
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Leo W. Brener, former com
missioner of education, is nov
in Bellingham from which place
he plans to enter the University
of Washington, spring term. Af
ter he completes his course he
plans on entering Stanford Uni
versity. While he has not an
minced plans for return tc
Alaska, he follows the footsteps
of his predecessor by announc
ing that he is not leaving Alaska
with any idea of not returning.
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The Commercial Club in it"
regular Wednesday night meet
ing registered a pretest tr the
Postal Department against rol
ling of maii on the loca mail
boat when its delivery will be
i later than the regu'or steamer
deliveries. The mail delivered bv
the Pacific last week was mc.i
tinned in po:nt—it dii not de
I!ver mail leaving Juneau which
lould have been roat.*i on the
Stsamer Queen, until mor6 than
thirty hours after the Queen had i
passed here. i
Mrs. Paul Ow’iu accompanied :
her husband, Paul, this morning 1
to Wrangell, on the Tasmania. I
this morning.
Mrs. Rachel Peratrovitch left
for Wrangell where she will !
make a brief visit:
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Dame Rumor hath it that all
the councilmen whose terms ex
pire this spring, will qualify for
re-election. So far no opposi
tion has been worked up but
with one more day for filing it is
believed that others will qualify.
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James Pete of Kake came in
luring the week for medical aid.
\ sliver from wood he was split
ting hit him in the eye.
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The C. E. Society of the local
Presbyterian gave a social on
, Thursday evening in an effort to
i.raise sufficient to cover the ex
i senses of delegates to the con
vention at Sitka.
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Mrs. Baldwin* who was operat
d upon two weeks ago in the lo
cal hospital, is reported as im
proving steadily.
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The hundred or more shrimp
nickers are casting their glances
about for something to keep the
wolf from the door for the next
six weeks.
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It is being reported here that
Frank Mercer, president of the
Tuneau Camp of the A. N. B., is
dead. Report unconfirmed.
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March the 17th was All-Alas
ka day on KJR, broadcasting
station, Seattle. Petersburg |
stole the program with requests
tor special numbers and by hav
ng Miss Frances Miller and Bert
Cornelius on the job. Bert is
Seattle representative of the
Alaskan Glacier Sea Food Co.,j
Petersburg packers of shrimp I
clams and crabs.
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| Did you get your copy of the
March issue of The Alaska Fish
erman? It is interesting and in
, formative—wholly a Petersburg
• product in the interest of terri
. torial affairs.
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The Pegge and Gypsy are in
. with fares of halibut.
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• Plans Wick U. S. Deputy Mar
shal and his crew are out on the
» streets shoveling slush.
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, The new halibuter “Saga,”
Capt. H. Henricksen is on the
ways alongside of the Fryer
. Machine Works where a new
. anchor winch is being installed
r on the craft. A new gurdy winch
. of special design will also be in
stalled.
Daniel Paul who went to Ju
neau for medical attent5on
through the efforts of the local
camp of the Brotherhood is well
.jand returning soon, according to
word received here from Dr. Mc
' Auliffe, doctor in charge of the
. hospital.
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The students of the seventh
Trade held a party at the school
auditorium Friday evening in
honor of the patron saint of the
Irish. The evening was pleasant
'v spent in the playing of games
appropriate to the occasion and
a delicious luncheon was served,
•onsisting of sandwiches, green
iello, cake with green frosting,
r nd a green fruit punch.
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The following were made full
> itizens of the United States in
Ketchikan by the District Court:
Ole Garso, Mrs. Stromdahl and
John Odegaard. Eric Ness and
Chris Christensen were witness
for the new citizens.
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The P. E. Harris cannery tend-1
er “Amelie” called at Petersburg]
Thursday morning on her ways
to False Pass, Unimak Island. j
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The halibut schooner MitkofT
is reported as arriving in Seattle:
with 40,000 of halibut Wednes
day which will be sold to the
United Pacific Fish Co.
A large number of boats arc':
)ut on the fishing grounds, it is
stated that the most of them
)lan to run to Rupert with their
'ares for sale to the United Pa
iilic buyers unless a buying a
>ency is established in Ketchikan
Mr. and Mrs Sam Watson let»;
;or Juneau, on the Alameda
yesterday.
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AT THE COLISEUM
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The cunning of the plot-weav
er is manifest in “The Love
Racket,” starring Dorothy Mac
■caill at the head of a brilliant
east, Saturday only. In the pic
ture, a trial is conducted with
one woman. Alice Day, at the bar
3f justice for shooting her lover,
but actually the heroine, who
serves on the jury is the one on
trial! It is a powerful drama of
love and sacrifice.
“The Golden Dawn” l
In this picture to be shown
Sunday and Monday at the Coli-i
seum is the story of a white girl I
who braves jungle terrors. In the
hands of savages of the jungle,|
a young British soldier discovers i
the beautiful victim and risks!
his life in desparate battle. A
jealous native woman, voo-doo
rites—mystic chants—beat of
tom-toms, weird jungle music—
all blend in a tremendous tech
ni color spectacle.
“Little Johnny Jones”
“Little Johnny Jones,” offered
First Aid
Headquarters
For Fishermen
The People s Drug Co.
John B. Carlson, Manager
Across from the Hotel.
We carry a complete line of
Bandages, Adhesive Plasters,
Iodine, Salves and many other
necessary items for the first aid cabinet.
at the Coliseum Thursday and
Friday, offers the thrills of three
big horse races, the unusual love
story of ajockey, chorus girls,
songs, music and comedy galore.
Eddie Buzzel sings most new
song hits in his title role and
Alice Day and Edna Murphy are
also prominent in the cast
FOR SALE—16 H. P. FPISCO
•STANDARD. Excellent condition.
Terms to right party—^luO.OO
George Sumption. .Wrangell
FOR SALE CHEAP— Kitchen
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Mrs. William Stedman.
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I Waldorf Tissue
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| Del Monte Sugar Peas
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| Fancy Winesap Apples
| per dozen 40
Thompsons Malted Milk
chocolate flavored 55
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| Walkers Chile Con Carne
| No. 2 tins each 25
Fishers Blend Flour
49 pound sack 2.00
| Cabin Pilot Bread
1 30 oz. package 45
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Butter Krust Toast
10 oz. Bag
2 pound carton
Dei fete Corn
5 no. 2 tins
Raths Chickens
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Oranges
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Ghirardellis Chocolate
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Ass’t Fancy Cookies
per pound
25
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Market Day Raisins
4 pound bag 35
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