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day night at 9:00 p. m., for
Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
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ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE — JUNEAU, ALASKA
In the Spotlight
Grover C. Winn, Juneau at
The U. S. Engineers motorship
Highway is in and out of the
j harbor this week .
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Mr. Waller, member of the firm
of Hubbel & Waller returned
( from a brief trip to Juneau.
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The local clam diggers are get
ting in some Christmas money
by bringing in some fine clams
from near by beaches.
Mr. Welde is making fast pro
gress in repairing the Dunkel
berger residence, partially des
troyed by fire recently.
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Frank Herman, owner-manag
er of the Club Lunch on Main
Street left for the sunny south
Monday night when the Admiral
Evans called in port.
U. S. Marshal Caswell of
Ketchikan was a returning pas
senger to Ketchikan from Ju
neau.
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George Grigsby, Ketchikan
passed through Petersburg Mon -
day evening from Juneau where
he has been for the past several
weeks attending court
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The funeral services for the
late David Paul were held in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning, layworker George Betts
in charge. Interment made in
West Petersburg cemetery.
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Alice Doll (Norberg) was mar
I ried recently in Seattle accord
| ing to report over the Snowshoe
Wireless.
Thomas Buxton passed thru
Petersburg this week enroute to
| Hydaburg where he is to have
! charge of the Salvation Army
work. Thomas was a Sergeant in
the local corps here several
years ago.
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Passengers bound for Seattle
are as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Knute Thompson and children,
Ruth, June and Tommy; S. L.
Glancy, Nils Evans, F. J. Darl
ington, R. R. Rudolph and Mrs.
Rudolph, Mrs. Charles Norberg
and Miss Lillian Norberg.
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Mrs. Lynn Durgan took pas
sage on the Northland to Ju
neau.
i C. C. Mundy, after packing
and shipping a load of frozen
xt fish, took passage to Wrangell on
M the Northland.
The following took passage on
the Northland to Ketchikan; T.
g J. Berry, Walter I. Watson, John
** Sather, L. C. Berg, J. H. Clausen
end Nellie M Harris.
The Parents-Teachers’ Asso
ciation has given to the Public
School $100 for books for the
?chccl library. The books now on
hand are being cataloged and '
indexed for easy reference. Or- '
3er for the new books is now on :
its way.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kirberger <
md baby returned to Kake dur- :
mg the past week. Mrs. Kirber- :
jer having just returned from <
rn extended visit with friends
in the states was met in Ketchi- <
fan by Mr. Kirberger. j
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The gasboat Princeton, Rev.
Pwanscn captain, called in from
Craig last Friday and left the
following day for Kake. i
J. W. Gucker of Juneau was
in town visiting local trademen.
A. Wiebe of Fanshaw arrived
in town for a brief visit. ;
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Nigl'■ ' '’hr>ol classes in the j
public school is showing an
average of 12 attending. This
average is necessary if the class
es are tc be kept up. A class in
English will begin its work short
ly.
The manual training depart
ment is being fixed for early use.
The drawing tables for mechani
cal drawing are now complete.
Mr. Boyer will have charge of
this department.
The attendance in the local
high school is almost 100 per
cent larger than last year. Ap
proximately 43 enrolled last
year and now there are 73 at
tending. The grade schools show
an increase of ten per cent|
over last year.
Joe Salazer is putting in some
repairs on the Greenaa Building.
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Ed Nilsen and crew put up the
fender post at the corner of
Hogue & Tveten Company's
building.
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Father Monroe, S. J. will be
over from Wrangell, for Sun
day and will hold services as
usual, 10 a. m.
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Mrs Lucy Roundtree was
elected president of the local
A. N. S. Camp and Mrs. Rusk,
vice president; Mrs. Matilda
Paul, secretary; Mrs. John
George, Treasurer; Mrs. Hestness
and Mrs. Shaquanie, sargeants
at-arms. The following were
elected by the A. N. B.; John
Hanson, president: David Phil
lips, vice president; William
Jackson, secretary; Clifford Wa
ha, treasurer; Henry Jackson
and Harry Berkeley, sargeant
at-arms. Installation of officers
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Wool Blankets
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will take place in the Presby- ,
terian Church Saturday evening.
Down at Kasaan, the school
children gave a very nice pro
gram in the A. N. B. Hall on
rhanksgiving. The older people
njoyed it so much that they
3ut on a “Pie Social” during
which time they raised a total
jf $54 for a Christmas tree and
exercises At a recent joint meet
ng of the two Camps a commit
:ee was appointed to take care
)i the Christmas doings so that
jvery one would be remembered
)n Christmas Day.
Phillip Peters, 1-year old sen
3f Mr. and Mrs. William Peters
ef Juneau died last week.
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Dr. J. B. McAuliffe, physician
in charge of the government
hospital at Juneau left recently
for Kentucky to visit his father
and also to attend hospital clin
ics while in the States. He will
be back about the first of the ,
year.
Father Allard recently return- !
cd to Douglas from Skagway
where he is in charge of the new
Catholic orphanage. He will take
a number of orphan children to
the new home upon his return
to the head of Lynn Canal.
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Rev. Samuel G. Davis has
moved from Kasaan to Hydaburg
where he is now in charge of the
Presbyterian Church.
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Lay-worker John Brown, who
was paralyzed as a result of an
automobile accident in Nebraska
last summer, is slowly sinking. •
He has reached a point where
narcotics, used to give a measure
of relief to him from his pain,
do not appear to give any benfit.
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Mrs. Bob Mennumen of Doug
las is reported as being quite ill.
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Mrs. Aaron Wilson was elected
president of the Douglas Sister
hood; Mrs. Bessie Willis, re-elec
ted vice president; Mrs. Peggy
Hall, secretary; Mrs. John Willis,'
treasurer and Minnie Wilson,1
sargeant-at-arms.
Charles Daniels is the new
president of the Sitka Camp, A.j
N. B., and he has Mark Jacobs,
for vice president, Ray Jamts Jr ,'
recording secretary, Thomas Di
mitree, treasurer, David Davis
financial secretary, Andrew
Rope, correspondent secretary.
Eli Howard, sargeant-at-arm^,
Frank Paul, Alex Andrews .Peter
John, council.
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Walter Soboleff, secretary )f
the Grand Camp A. N. B. as
starting off the year with an
optomistic note and keyed up to
his new work. You will hear
more of this young man as he
adds a tinge of gray to his
black pate.
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A dance will be given at the
Sons of Norway Hall by the
Coliseum Theatre, for the bene
fit of the Pioneers’ Christmas
Fund. Join the crowd and have
a good time and thereby help
the old timers at Sitka to also
have a real Christmas.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
PETERSBURG PRECINCT ,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
DIVISION ONE
In the Matter of the Estate )
of )
EERT EVANS, DECEASED )
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
duly appointed Administrator of
the Estate of BERT EVANS.
Deceased. j
All persons having claims j
against the said Estate are here- j
by required to present the same. }
with proper vouchers, within
six months from the date of
this Notice, to the undersigned
Administrator, at Petersburg,
Alaska.
Dated at Petersburg, Alaska,
this 25th day of November 1931.
MARTIN EVANS
Administrator.
First Publication: Nov. 27, 1931
Last Publication: Dec. 18, 1931. ^
GAY WRAPPINGS
Red & Green
Rope, Icicles
Tinsel Cord
Bells
Trees
Wreaths
Decorated
Crepe
HOLLY BOXES
We Have
Decorations
For Year
Christmas Tree
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Your Store
Or Home
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You are under no obligation to make a purchase when you
just come in to look over our stock.
We have a complete line of Men’s Women’s and Chil
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to be found in a modern department store.
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Fancy Red Winesap Apples per box $2.75
Delicious Appies per box $1.85
Reliance Mince Meat quart jars 45
Veribest Strawberry Preserves 3lb. jars 75
Darigold Milk per case_ $3./5
Choice Bulk Dates per pound ,5
Walnnt Meat in bulk per pound 75
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
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Physician & Surgeon
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 5 0