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I Local Briefs
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Report reaches this office that
king salmon prices at Pillar Bay
have gone back to 18 cents.
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Fish are reported as being
i very scarce at Point Alexander.
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Kake celebration plans cover
a period of three days. They
, plan a very ambitious program.
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j John Bean t>f Kake was in
port for a few days this week.
NOTICE
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It is reported to the Health
Board that there are several cas
^ os of mumps in the Town and it
j *'s requested that children who
are affected or have been expos
ed be kept away by their parents
from public places or gather
ings
(Signed) C. Clausen,
Secretary of the Health Board.
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Pilot Scott of the Gorst line,
was in port Wednesday, leaving
again very shortly for Cordova.
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Roy Jones with the Pioneer
Airways seaplane “Sea Pigeon”
made an unfortunate landing
damaging the pontoons to such
an extent trips had to be cancel
led.
Arthur Tveten, Richard Sath
er, Mrs. Bessie Sather, L. J. Bran
k aigan, Agness Arness, all took
passage on the Alameda for Se
attle.
.. Mrs. Chris Tveten and daught
ers Ruth and Margaret, left for
Ketchikan.
George Nelson went to the Sti
kine metropolis.
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j. Miss E. Litzenberger, Lieuten
j. ant in the Salvation Army Corps
here, left for Vancouver.
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[. Mrs. Joyce Matson and Mrs.
[♦ Chris Knutsen left for Skagway.
[♦ Miss Mary Pederson returned
[♦ to Ketchikan this week after as
I* listing Dan Cupid laugh at lock
[♦ smiths last week.
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James Rhodes left on the
:* Northland for Ketchikan where
:* he met Mrs. Rhodes who was re
X. turning from Seattle.
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The Tyee cannery tender was
r in port, enroute from Wrangell
to Tyee with a crew of fisher
men.
Mrs. Ann Mason, May Jack
son and Thomas Skeek left for
Wrangell on Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson left for
Kake, on the Wanderer. She will
visit with relatives there over
the Fourth.
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Rachel Peratrovitch has been
quite ill with hemhorage of the
lungs the past week. Her con
dition is somewhat improved but
she is not beyond the danger line
yet.
James Bradley and daughter
Rachel, came over last Sunday
from Wrangell for Charles Skeek
whose daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Bradley was seriously ill at
Wrangell.
William L. Paul, sons Billy and
Bobby and Mr. Ben Barnes were
visitors in Petersburg for a
couple of days spending good
Ketchikan money here. They
returned to Ketchikan yester
day.
The bones of an old family
skeleton were rattled hither and
yon down shrimp cannery way,
during the past week. Result
complaint by Mrs Sam Nakamo
to filed in Commissioner’s court
against Mrs. John Silva for as
| sault. After hearing pro and con,
| and a lot of con, Commissioner
| Clausen dismissed the case with
a lecture to parties interested.
Another rattling of the skeleton
may give protracted, unremun
j erated time under the paternal
care of Mr. Wick or Mr. Brown.
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The gasboat Wanderer, Capt
Bell started a new channel on
Kupreanoff shore near Turna
bout Island, Tuesday night.
When seen the Wanderer was
not much of a success as a chan
nel digger thru hard rock as her
hull showed signs of patchwork
planking. Unless Capt. Bell got
his craft off the beach yester
day, it is not improbable he will
have to roost there for a while
or drag it off with other power.
Prices for salmon at Kake, so
far offered by Skinner and Eddy
at Keke are 4-6-20 and 35 with
no Kake fishermen rushing for
cannery gear. A meeting is to
be held this week by the Kake
people with Mr. Murray, super
intendent of the plant. Indica
tions at present are that the
Kake people refuse further to
fish for the honor of it or for the
extreme profit of this big cor
poration.
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Wash Bayne, more or less un
der the influence of the cup that
inebriates, engaged in an unfor
tunate argument with Marshal
C. V. Brown, presumably to see
| which would have the last word.
!The first round went to Wash;
| the second was decidedly in fa
jvor of Brown but Judge Clausen
I had the last word—two of them,
! in fact, “Ninety days,” said iie.
WANT TO GO UP IN THE AIR?
If you do, see Harold F. Dawes
at Hogue and Tveten’s
xne rioneer Airways seapianej
“Sea Pigeon’’ will be here on the
morning of the Fourth.. Anyone
wishing to make a .sightseeing
trip or to return to Ketchikan
i n the plane, should make reser
vation with Mr. Dawes. He will
see that you get up in the air
properly.
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Knute Brevick paid a fine of i
twenty-five dollars and costs in
Commissioner’s court, this week.!
for sampling too much fire wat
er.
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DEATH STRIKES AGAIN IN
HOLM FAMILY
Mrs. L. T. Swanson and Benny
Holm, took passage on the S. S.
| Aleution southbound on account
of the death of their brother,
Harold, at the family home in
Snohomish, Wn. The deceased
, was a young man, 24 years of
i age, formerly of Petersburg, hav
ing spent some time here with
his brother, Chet Holm, and
was employed on the dredge in
Wrangell Narrows. Death fol
lowed an operation for stomach
ulcer.
Mrs. Swanson will spend some
time with parents and relatives
in Snohomish before returning
to her home here.
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FORMER PETERSBURG MAN
RECEIVES PROMOTION
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Sargeant Dan Thompson, for
merly Operator in Charge of the
j Petersburg Cable Office, has been
promoted to the rank of Master
i Sargeant and placed in charge
: of all Southeast Alaska U. S.
Cable operations and will be sta
tiined at Ketchikan. This is the
highest possible non-commis
sioned rank in the signal corps.!
The order for his promotion is
to be of effect during the cur
rent month.
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NEVADA JUDGE TO TRY LYLE
Frank H. Norcross, federal
judge from Carson City, Nevada,
will try the cases of Roy Lyle
and William Whitney, indicted
Northwest Prohibition chiefs, it
was announced last week.
Lyle, Whitney, C. T. McKinney,
R. L. Bryant and Earl Corwin,
are scheduled to be tried in Aug
i ust. Judge Norcross is now hold
i ing court in Tacoma.
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ALL OVER
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Country policeman (at scene
of murder): “You can’t come in
here.” Reporter: “But I’ve been
sent to do the murder.”
Country policeman: “Well, you
are too late, the murder’s been
done.”
TOBACCO MAN LEAVES FOR ;
SOUTH
Fred W. Jensen, Alaska repre- |
sentative for Liggett and Meyers: |
Tobacco Co., Inc. who spent sev- jj
eral days in Petersburg, left for |
Ketchikan which territory he |
will cover in the interests of his |
company. He made his final |
rounds and passed out Chester- |
field cigarettes, Granger and Vel |
vet smoking tobacco. With Mrs |
Jensen, he covered the South- |
western Alaska Territory. He 1
made the observation that con- |
ditions throughout the Territory 1
were in pretty fair shape and f
that the Westward section in \
particular was enjoying a very !
good period of prosperity.
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.Sweet mercy is nobility’s true
badge.—Shakespear.
Here’s a sigh to those who love
A well-written life will always
be rarer than a well-spent one.—
Andre Maurois.
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SPEEDY RECORD
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> Last week, ending a period of
eleven days, ten Florida banks
closed their doors unable longer
to continue operations in this .
era of prosperity.
We would hate to have seen |
the financial depression predict- i
ed for Governor A1 Smith were j
he elected president of the Unit- j
ed States if this is the prosperity j
we were promised by the con- j
trolling politicians.
[T. W. Bens* n % D.f •
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Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. rcu
Morning worship at 11.
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