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Mr. Armour, manager of the
Alaska Piggly Wiggly stores was
a passenger enroute to Ketchi
kan during the week.
IIULES BY KANS. EXPERTS
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The Kansas Board of Health
recently issued rules for the
guidance of health in coopera
tion with the United States
Health Service.
“Never kiss in crowded places
or a poorly ventilated room, the
instructions say, but if you must
kiss, take a hot mustard foot
bath and avoid drafts in case
you feel “all in” afterwards.
Gordon McDonald had a new
tractor coming from Seattle so
with Capt. Pete Beaudreaux, and
Jack Kruger, using the Dell,
lie took a big salmon scow to
load the caterpillar on from the
steamer Yukon. He received
word that the wenches on the
Vakon could not lift the tractor
so it was being shipped on the
Tanana to Wrangell on the 15th I
cf this month.
Don Fraser, former local man
ager of the Piggly Wiggly store,
is now manager of the Anchor
age store of the same company.
liis store is one of the latest
pened.
-o
Mrs. Engdahl left on the Ala
meda for Seattle where she was
ailed by the death of her hus
band, Nels Engdahl.
-x
P. F. Harley, after spending
:everal winters in Alaska, left
■or Seattle during the week to
et a bit of sunshine Chances
re about the time he gets there
he Washington rains will set
n to remind him of old times.
-x
W. W. Kerr left for the States,
>n the Alameda. He plans to
fisit with friends in California
or a short while, go on to Ar
ea nsas to visit with other rela
jves and later move on to Caro
ina where lie will chin with the
•est of the family. He plans to
ie outside the rest of the Win
er.
-x
M. B. Dahl, fish buyer, is a
lassenger bound for Seattle on
he steamer Alameda.
—x
Mrs. W. Walthers and daught
er Norien. left for Ketchikan the
ore part of the week for a visit.
Paul Owens left for a short
rip to Seattle this week.
-x
The basketball boys of the
lighschool are tuning up under
dr. Warfield and expect to b'
>oing in high gear before the
lolidays when they will meet a
earn from Kake, one from Met
akatla and the local Town
earn. The teams from Kake
md Metlakatla are touted as be
'ather fast and will make the
ocal Hi boys stretch to win
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E. Torkilson left for Ketchi- s
an on Tuesday.
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Fred Nelson won a new truck
frith trailer at the Sons of Nor
way Bazzar last Friday and Sat
iurday. “Service” is Fred’s mot
to down at the Standard Oil
plant. The truck is big enough
to pack around and won't take
up any room in the garage.
H. Murphy took passage for
Wrangell, on the Alameda.
The Biological Survey ship
Seal, stopped in port for a short
while. They are on a cruise of
the trapping districts investigat
ing the game districts.
Major and Mrs. Douglas Gil
lette, Mr. and Mrs. James Truit,
and Mr. Hendrick of the U. S.
Engineers Department came in
fo port from Juneau on the Ja
cobi and the men are doing tri
xngulation work and taking
oundings for further con-tem
pi a ted improvements.
Charles Burdsell, arrived in
port with his boat “Sea” and is
going to have its engine over
hauled and the hull dolled up
Fred Nelson returned from
Juneau where he made a brief
visit. He reports that he took
up with Mr. Sommers, govern
ment engineer, the matter of
landing field for airplanes. He
states that Mr. Sommers will be
in Petersburg shortly to line out
proper construction for an air
ways landing.
The Louise S., is out for an
order of 10.000 pounds of flound
er which is to go forward to 7u
neau on the next boat.
So far this season close on t"1
100;000 pounds of flounders hav*
been caught and used at the
Yukon fur Farms. If it requires
another dozen trawlers to sup
ply the needs of the fur farmers
Ohmer will put them on.
-x
The Northwestern took out
25 boxes of shrimp and 9 boxes of
crab meat on the 27th of No-j
vember and the Alameda took
out 22 boxes of shrimp and 9
boxes of crab on the 3rd of this;
month. The Rogers will take
out 30 boxes of shrimp.
Bob Allen is overhauling the
Betty, Capt. Hans Anderson.
-x
Ed Locken, local agent for the
Admiral Line was a southbound
passenger on the steamer Queen
yesterday.
——-x
FOR SALE: Plate glass mirror
5-ft. square. Inquire at Alaskan.
-x
Will Barrows, former editor of
The ALASKAN, writes from Se
attle that it made no difference
from which direction the winds
blew, rain refused to come into
that section of the country. Un
til today, it mattered not from
which direction the winds blew
in Alaska, the rains refused to
leave us.
William Worth is one of the
Libby, McNeil and Libby employ
ees in the recent storm bound
Bristol Bay area.
AT WEST PETERSBURG
Through oversight we inadver
tently omitted printing the fol
lowing program which was given
at the West Petersburg School
House last Wednesday. The
program was given during the
afternoon, was well attended by
West Petersburgans and was
well givmi:
Song: “Over the River” School
Reading, “The Thanksgiving
Proclamation,” Richard Owens;
Bill of Fare,” Homer Williams;
“A Girl's View,” Betty Pointer;
Playlet, “Courtship of Miles
Standish,” Ivy Owens, Homer
Williams, Lillian Norborg; Bong, *
Harvest Gifts,” School; Recita
Jon,-George Okegama, Recita- *:*
ion. Edna Okegama,, Reading, ^
‘An Original Poem,” Ivy Owens; tj*
‘Jam Pots,” Concert recitation, S
3rd and 4th Grades; Reading, !*«
Keith Anderson- recitation, Am
elia Okegama, Playlet, Mrs New
lyweds Thanksgiving Dinner,”
Lillian Norberg, Keith Ander- *\
son, Richard Owens, Daryl j
Owens, George Okegama, Homer j
Williams; Recitation, Amelia *|
Okegama, Playlet, “Six Little j
Thankfuls,” Ivy Owens, Daryl j
Owens, Homer Williams, Amelia 1
Catherine and George Okegama; *;
recitation, Keith Anderson; *
‘Good-Bye, Pete Pointer; Song, I
‘Thanksgiving Day,” School, I
America, School and Audience. !
IN THEPROBATE COURT FOR !
THE PETERSBURG PRECINCT !
DIVISION NO. ONE, 1
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
In the Matter of the Estate
of Amy Hogue Risce, Deceased. ;
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that
nuis F. Paul, has this day filed
lis final account of his adminis
tration of the estate of Amy
Hogue Risce, deceased, and that
tiie above entitled court has
made an order fixing the 15th
lay of March, 1930, at the hour
of ten o’clock in the forenoon of
said day, at his office in the
Town of Petersburg Alaska, as
the time and place for a hear
ing thereon; all heirs, creditors
I or other persons interested in |
isaid estate are hereby notified I
to then and there appear and^
show cause, if any they have, I
why said final account should
not be approved and allowed.
Done at Petersburg, Alaska,
this 2nd day of December, 1929.
SIGNED C. CLAUSEN.
Probate Judge
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakeftad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning worship at 11,
Evening Services at 8 p.m.
A cordial welcome to all.
At The Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Layworker
Sunday School meets at 10:30
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
Morning Worship at 11a. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
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