Mrs. L. A. Willard went out to
the Willard fox ranch at Port
Beauclerc for a three week visit.
She came to town this week just
eighteen months after leaving
town. She said she was afraid
if she stayed out much longer
she would turn into a real
beach comber.
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Mrs. Ann Dunkelberger went
over to Wrangell this week to
visit with relatives.
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Mrs. William Tamaree is re
turning to Wrangell from Ket
chikan where she has been vis
iting. After a brief visit in our
neighboring port, she will return
to Petersburg.
Chester Worthington return
to Wrangall this week to put fin
ishing touches on his boat. En
gine installation was made by
Fryer Machine -Works.
Johnny Sales is tearing out
float and old piling used by the
Forest Service and putting in
new.
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Dr. Thomas Runnals who
came here on the steamer Ala
meda with the view to locating
here left Wednesday for the
south on a business trip.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jensen left
for Wrangell this week.
Crops are pretty much of a
failure, report the farmers. Too
much rain.
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Some of the petty officers on
the U .S. S. Tahoe were a pret
ty cocky bunch. Coming recent
ly from tile east they have a bad
case of superiority complex. A
few months of Alaska weather
and rubbing up against a few of
the 57 varieties of Bureaus and
they will lose a bit of that com
plex.
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J. E. Boyle left for Ketchikan
last Wednesday.
The Emma, cannery tender for
the Barnes-Hale cannery at
Wrangell were in port today.
They were bound for seining
grounds looking for salmon. A
pack of 3,000 cases is all they
report for their cannery.
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Mountain Point cannery is a
bit hard pushed to get salmon to
till their cans. They are getting
a few but not enough to get ex
cited over.
Paul Owens is shippinp out 25
tons of fertilizer made from re
fuse from salmon.
H. L. Symonds, Vice President
of the P. A. F. canneries, and
family, were visitors in Peters
ourg during the week. Mr. Sy
monds is making an inspection
of the company’s canneries in
the Division.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Preuschoff,
Lung Island fox farmers are in
port for mail and supplies.
Joe Meherin, Juneau jobber
was a local visitor during the
past week.
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H. E. Reed of Juneau was re
gistered at the hotel during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Rich were
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Queen July 25
Admiral Watson July 31
Admiral Rogers Aug 1
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Queen Aug. 3
Admiral Watson Aug. 15
Admiral Rogers Aug. 9
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INFORMATION AND TICKETS:
Ed. Locken. Agent.
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ADMIRAL LINE
Ketchikan bound when the Ala
meda pulled out of port.
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Oscar Hart, travelling sales
man left for Ketchikan, Wed
nesday.
F. N. Rumbler and son Billy
took passage on the Alameda
for Seattle.
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Bruce Scott had a ticket for
Ketchikan and headed that way.
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Walter Tideman of Fanshaw
left Fanshaw long enough to
giv ethis port the once over.
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Mrs. Paul Owens returned the
fore part of the week where she
went with her neice Mrs. Mor
gan last week.
Mrs. Morgan and daughter re
turned from Wrangell today.
The little girl underwent opera
tion for removal of the eppend
ix. They are loud in praise of
the Wrangell hospitol and their
treatment.
OKEY
A noted woman lecturer de
clares that the present daring
style of women’s dress has re
duced traffic accidents on trains
and so forth at least fifty per
cent. Charles Greena says lie
is much in favor of cutting out
accidents altogether.
DID SHE WIN THE BET
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A tourist, rather easy to look
; at a second time wagered the
captain of the steamer that she
; could kiss the Mayor of Peters
jburg shortly after landing of
'the steamer. The Captain cop
pered the bet. When the ves
sel landed at the dock, Mayor
Earl was pointed out to the bux
om maiden. She walked down
the gang plank and up to the
shrimp king and—we weren’t
there, by gob and we don’t
know whether or not the Cap
tain collected or paid the bet.
United States Department of
Interior
General Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska, July 11, ’29
Notice is hereby given that
Robert Oscar Parks, serial 0G296,
entryman, together with his wit
nesses, .Carl .Adolph. Swanson
and Louis John Israelson, all of
Petersburg, Alaska, has submit
ted final proof on his homestead
entry Forest List 8-9, H. E. S. No
170, and it is now in the files of
the U. S. Land Office, Anchor
age, Alaska, and if no protest is
filed in .the .local .land .office
within the period of publication
or thirty days thereafter ,said
nal proof will be accepted and
final certificate issued.
J. Lindley Green
Register.
Date first publication Aug.1,9192
Date last publication Sept.27, ’29
DRIFTWOOD
An inpuiry has been received
requesting information of the
whereabouts of O. T. Farnum.
He worked at Treadwell during
the ‘eighties and early nineties.’
Information is also request
ed of the whereabouts of Fred
Rummel. He is a cripple and
walks with a cane and crutch.
He weighs about 155 pounds and
is 5 feet 5 in. in height.
Information is also requested
of the whereabouts of Wallace
T. Walters. He is about 45 years
of age and was at one time at
Ketchikan. He is known to
have been engaged in fishing
and prospecting around that
city.
Please send the information to
the GOVERNORS OFFICE.
The Josie, Karheen seine boat,
was in for engine repairs this
week.
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B. W. Buchanan, Level Island
fox man was around town during
the week.
The Princeton ,Presbyterian
mission boat stopped in port
last week enroute to Juneau
from Seattle. While in Seattle
a new 75 horsepower Washing-1
ton-Estep Diesel engine was in
stalled. On the trip north she
averaged better than nine knots,
rtev. David Waggoner is master
of the craft.
Mh. H. E. Reed, representing
the Utah Woolen Mills, after
spending several weeks in the
upper end of the Territory, re
turned to Petersburg. He plans
on remaining here for about
ten days.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakertad, Pastor
Morning worship at 11 o’clock
sermon by the Pastor. A cordial
welcome to all.
JOSEPH O. RUDE
Physician and Surgeon
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