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Local Briefs
Mrs J. B. Anderson and Miss
Ragnhild Larson were outbound
passengers for Juneau.
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Don’t forget the Alaska Day
Dance, Oct. 17th.
Chet Johnson and Teddy
Johnson arrived on the North
land today.
Keith Anderson is out of
school with a case of chicken
pox.
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An addition to the house is
being built on the Louis Vick
property, home of the Waltlier
family.
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Mrs Jennie M. Lewis of Wran
gell who has been visiting her
relatives and friends here, re
turned to her home yesterday.
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Dr. J. B. Loftus, Territorial
Veterinarian, is visiting the fur
farms in this section. He is
registered at the hotel.
George Collins and Walter
Rudolph of Wrangell stopped of
in this port during the week.
They are returning from Juneau
to their home port.
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Mrs. William Tamaree return
ed on the Northland this morn
ing from a hurried trip to
Wrangell.
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L. J. Boeshar of Everett, Wn.
is visiting here with his daught
er, Miss Laura, commercial
readier in the Petersburg Hi.
The Dorcas Sewing Club will
meet at th Lutheran Church on
next Tuesday afternoon. Frances
Parks and Rondo Molve are tc
be the hostesses.
“Chet the Barber” made c
trip to Ketchikan to meet hi.
better half. Mrs Pechette ha:
been visiting for sometime wit-1:
relatives in Oregon, returning
home this morning on tilt
Northland.
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v Mr. Ford Hunter, manager fo
$ Southeast Alaska of West C'oa«
life Insurance Company ha
spent the greater part of th
past week in Petersburg witl
Guy Skyman, local agent. H
0 left for Ketchikan, Thursday:
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinsor
the Robinson Crusoe family ol
Turnabout Island, are in for s
spell under the bright lights
leaving Man Friday to tend the
Foxes.
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Inventory of stock, goods and
equipment of the defunct Wran
gell Narrows Packing Company
s being made this week by Os
c ar Wickstrom and Andrew
Richard Hanson.
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Mr. E. M. Polley representa
tive of the territorial treasurer’s
office, was a Petersburg visitor
during the week. He was a
| guest of the Commercial Club at
its Wednesday night meeting.
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Father Monroe came over
from Wrangell on the Northland
and will be in town over Sunday.
Bill Abbes, genial fox rancher
of Storm Island is in port.
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Capt Charley Wilson of Kake
was on the market Thursday
with 2,000 pounds of king sal
oon from the Kake district.
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William L. Paul left for Ket
chikan, .Thursday on the Quean,
and expects to return to Peters
burg on the Admiral Rogers,
Sunday. He thought he would
continue on his way to meet
with other Republican candi
dates and join with them in
their contemplated campaign.
James Brennan left for Seat
tle where he will receive medi
1 cal treatment for a disability re
' suiting from an injury to his leg.
iJim was quite peeved upon his
i return recently that he was the
j victim of a prowler in his room
| who made away with his wallet
containing a neat sum of money.
j“The prowler could just as well
have had $50,000 worth of radi
um,'i says Jim, “as the wallet.”
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The crab fishing boat “Don”
of the Northern Seafood Co. had
the misfortune of breaking her
crank shaft entailing serious
inconvenience to her owners.
Fortunately a new shaft was
found to be in stock in Seattle
which can be rushed here with
a minimum of delay.
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James Wheeler, Jr., took pass
age on the steamer Queen for
i Portland, Oregon where he will
knter the Northwest Dental Col
lege. Kis brother Eugene has
two more years of study in thf
same institution before he re
: ceives his diploma which wil
give him the right to be a doc
tor of dentistry.
Sam Johnson of Angoon, whc
passed thru this port during tin
| week, tells that lie was assessec
a fine of $250 for “illegal fish
ing at the mouth of Eagle Creel
on Prince of Wales Island.” H<
dropped his net outside of th<
■ rock which has hitherto markec
the limit but was informed tha
present regulations prohibi
fishing within one mile of thi:
stream. He admitted he was £
poor judge of what would b<
considered a mile.
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Miss Thelma Martens return
ed to her home this morning
after an extended visit in Ore
con in company with Mrs C
Pechette.
I Mrs Wm. Tamaree went on i
j lonesome honeymoon trip oi
i the Queen, over to Wrangell t<
meet her spouse, who arrived ii
| Petersburg by gasboat shortl;
after the Queen left the dock
She returned on the Northland
WRANGELL
Herring eloped from fisher
men’s pot during the recen
i storm is advice in the Wr angel
| Sentinel. About 150 barrels o
! herring were held in a pot nea
II Lincoln Rock, inside of th
! Wrangell Breakwater last wen
and the pot drifted up agains
' the reef. Everything went t
; pot.
> The Odin, Sveta Ana and th
( Phoenix of Petersburg are try
i ing out their luck on the herrin
! around here. They already hav
j about 200 barrels of herring i]
their pot close to the floatin
■ cannery dock.
Nine pair of horns were to b
fitted on as many baby Elk ii
Wrangell very soon. The horn
will be put on straight and thi
boys made to ride the goat, i
boat load of Elk is expectet
over from Ketchikan to mak<
the herd larger, and some of th<
Juneau and Petersburg maver
icks are expected over.
The Wrangell Lumber & Bo?
Company held a business meet
ling iast week and dropped tin
i par vaiue of their stock frorr
$100 per to $1 per share. W. T
Hale, Charles Darwell and L. B
Chisholm were chosen as di
rectors.
Dr. Whaley has passed out ol
the Wrangell picture and Dr. R
N. Scruby enters to take his
place in pulling the teeth oi
Wrangellites.
Smoke in the old shrimp
cannery led someone to believe
i that th building was on fire. Ar
| alarm called out the fire de
partment and they found that
H. L. Morris was only using the
building to smoke salmon.
Mrs Cope Mundy being ill
Cope came over from Petersburg
during the week.
Owen K. McManus, represent
ing Frigidaire people, returnee
from the West Coast on th
Edward Schenk which he char
tered to make the trip.
Staff-Captain Acton of thf
Salvation Army and Ensigr
R. E. Boyes were passengers tc
Prince Rupert on the last trip ol
the Princess Louise.
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PRO WARDLE
j The great Medium will be in
your town for a few days I will
tell you your troubles before yon
even ask a question. Bring the
Christ spirit with you and I will
give you the truth.—Chris Wick
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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 in
contact with the patient. Any
one found disregarding this or
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Everything Back But The Dirt :
CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY
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—By order of the Board of
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i currency. Owner may redeem
it by proving property and pay
ing for this ad. Call at Alaskan
office.
Wanted: 30-foot gasboat foi
tox ranch. Must be in good con
dition and a bargain. Inquire
this office.
FOR SALE: GASBOAT 37x10
‘ terling engine 15 b.p. Boat ant
engine in good condition pricec
$800 for cash.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad. Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning Worship at 11.
Presbyterian Church
; Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
W'orker.
Morning worship at 10:30
jC. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamaro
THE 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
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
I Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 p.m
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