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Baby face
The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That’s my girl (Flayed by Marimba Band)
I’ll fly to Hawaii
I’d love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reinlanders and
Comic reading
Brunswick Phoneg'raphs
Always Ready to Tune In
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Carl Jacobson
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSCIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drug'Store Phone 55 ResidencelMycldebost Horn* Phone 54
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Genera! Practice Specialist; Eye, Ear, Nose(& Throat
You don’t get much time to
rest whi e you are fishing
But when you do get a
chance you should have the
Best Silk floss
Mattress and Pure
Wool Blankets
We Have Them!
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! SCHOOL NOTES
Loretta Robinson is absent from
school this week because of sick
j Pupils in the grades are amusing
and getting ready for Valentine
Day.
Ragny Molvar has returned from
Seattel where she was a pupil in
Ballard High School. She is again
enrolled in the Sophomore Class of
the local high school.
! A High School Declamatory Con
test will be held sometime in Teb
niary. This will be open to all
high school students, They will be
judged on the following points:
voice, expression, interpretation and
stage presence»
Mrs. Colp was a visitor in the
fourth and fifth grade room last
Thursday. Why do not more pa
ints manifest an interest in their
children and in th ? schro. by visit
ing? Visitrs are always welcome.
A Valentine Party was held in
the fourth and fifth grade room
ice cream and cake were served and
the children had a very pleasant af
:ernoon.
j Mrs. Stenslid visited the second
! grade on Wednesday of this week.
J • Great interest is being shown in
the spelling contest that is being
carried on in the sixth and seventh
grades. The grades are in two di
visions under the leadership of
Henrietta Dahl and Arthur Tveten.
Since Henrietta’s division is a little
behind the other, she held a spell
ing bee at her home on Wednesday
evening for the purpose of catching
paiove eg kotrip
uj. with her opponent.
| Nice refreshments were served.
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| M.X)W BAY HOUSE WARMING
| . Tonight the citizens of Scow Bay
* are holding a house warming in
honor of their town hall and gym
nasium. With a population of only
42, they were not a bit deterred
when they decided to put up the
building which is about 40 by 60.
They felt the need of such a
building, they planed for one, then
went ahead and built it.
All this while Petersburg talked
uf plans, whys, wherefores, what
fors how and where.
Cafe on Wednesday evening .
A committee was appointed to
act with a like committee from the
City Council to make inspection of
various available locat4ons for a
new city float.
A committee of three was also
| appointed to get together subject
I matter for a folder to send to in
[ quirers concerning the various in
| duustries f Petersburg.
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LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Earl Ohmer entertained a
few friends with a musical after
noon In her home Wednesday.
Felix Stuck and Grace Gunyah
were united in marriage by Com
missioner Clausen on Sunday, Feb
ruary 6. Mr, and Mrs. A. R. Han
son were witnesses.
Mrs. Martin Evans entertained]
informally for a few of her inti-1
mate friends at her home on Thurs-!
day of this week.
The Hon. William Worth re
turned from Juneau this week i
where he underwent a minor oper
ation.
Miss Anea Mathison returned to1
Petersburg on Wednesday from a
short holiday in the States.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tveten re
turned from Seattel on the Alameda
this week.
Earl Ohmer, who went to Seattle
on a short business trip last week,
is expected home on the Rogers
Saturday.
The Pioneers of Alaska will hodl
their annual masquerade on Satur
day night, February 12, Lincoln’s
Birthday, in the Pioneer Hall.
They are offering a number of
prizes for costumes and are hoping
for a large attendance.
Charlie Mann is reported as be
ing confined to his bed with a
slight stroke of paralysis, but is
recovering gradually.
Word has been received that
Miss Caroline MacKecknie, local
school teacher i sreturning on the
Rogers from Seatlte where she went
recently for hr health. Mrs. Jack
Schoettler has been substituting
during the absence of Miss Mac
Kecknie.
Sing Lee, local merchant, return
trom Ketchikan on the Alameda
this week.
The American Legion Auxiliary
Dance on last Saturday was a very
successful affair and everyone seem
ed to enjoy himself. The Auxiliary
wish to thank the citizens of Pe
tersburg who so loyally supported
them in the first social event that
they sponsored.
Mrs. August Eberhart, who has
been confined to her bed for sev
eral months at the home of her
daughter Mrs .Flora Tate, is sink
ing rapidly and it is feared she will
nt survie long.
The year and a half old son of
John and Mrs. Mjorud is suffering
from an attack of brfonchial asth
ma and is threatened with pneu
monia.
Try Jonn Fanning for Arch Sa
ver Shoes for m«n, women and chil
dren. First class Kosery on hand
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jj All Electrical Equipment
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Fir Flooring at
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Fir Ceiling at
$65.00 per 1000 ft.
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prices on all kinds of lumber
We welcome inspection
as to quality
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