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The Bureau of Education steam
er Boxer was in port this week.
The hills around Petersburg are
geting their winter caps on,.
The kiddies had the time of
their little lives this week coasting
clown the hills. The frost was thick
enough to make line sledding.
.The Yukon stopped in Port this
v eek for the first time. She will be
returning north and stopping at
Petersburg about the 30th of the
month.
It is reported that Ernest Kir
berger, Kake businessman who lost
1.1s store in the recent fire at Kake,
will engage in busintss in Juneau.
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Th0 City Council was again forced
to postpone its meeting for a lack of
a Quorum.
fry Joan Fanning for' Arch Si
''<*r Siioes for men, women and chil
dren. First class ostcry on baud
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The members of the local high
school and the faculty enjoyed a
voiy delightful evening last Friday
at the Pioneers’ Hall. Games and
darning formed the entertainment
and afforded a good opportunity for
all to become better acquainted so
cially.
Mrs. C. O. Parks entertained
lasc Saturday evening with a de
lightful Bridge Party at her home.
First honors went to Mrs. J. A.
Mendenlhall, while Mrs. H. A, Da
vis was awarded the consolation ;
prize.
Karl Ohmer had a streak of bad
luck last Wednesday night when
the boiler at the shrimp cannery
bursted. It was especially hard
lines, because it all happened on his
birthday and he was unable to at
tend the party at his home given
in his honor. However the guests
enjoyed a delightful evening of
ca,-ds and did justice to his birthday
Will A. Barrows, resident of Pe
tersburg for the vast year, former
teacher in charge of the Bureau of
Kducation work at Kake, and
pioneer of early days in Alaska,
took passage this afternoon for Se
attel on the Munroe, Capt. Dahl.
Will is a man of sterling quail
ties and strong friendships. He will
be missed by his friends ni Alaska
and by the Alaskan in particular.
He is not willing to say that he
is going south for good and his
friends hope not. He may return
in March. Here’s hoping that he
has a pleasant winter at his home
in Seattle.
Charles W. Hawkesworth, Supt.
ot ten U. S. Bureau oi Education
was in port visiting the local
station while the Alameda lay in
port this week. He was taking back
to Junea children who had been
in the Orthopedic Hospital in Seat,
tie.
Hdward G. Morrissey, editor of
the Ketchikan Chronicle was a visi-,
tor in Petersburg while the Ala
meda was in port north bound this
week. He returned to Ketchikan on
the Yukon. His trip to Juneau was
on business. Tom Marquam return
to his home at Fairbanks recently
and it is reported that he will re- J
turn to Juneau later ‘‘on business.” i
SCHOOL ROTES
The pupils In the fourth and fifth
grade room will have a Thanks
giving party in their room. They
are planning decorations suitable
for the day.
Every Wednesday the fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh grades
meet together for music. They are
now learning two part songs.
The pupils of Miss Vick’s room
have made penmanship folders in
which they will keep specimens of
their writing for the whole year.
Helen Lund’s name was omitted
from the honor roll in last week's
Alaskan. Helen is one of our very
best pupils. The honor roll stand*
as follows:
Fiom the Freshman Class:
Helen Lund
Herbert Mjorud
Harold Runstad
Froh the Freshman Class:
Lilian Anderson
Irene Kunstad
Coach Judy received a letter froia
V rangell asking for a game of bas
ket hall as soon as possible. They
suggested a game on Thanksgiving
Day. This date doesn’t suit the
team of Petersburg’and they have
suggested December fourth as a
suitable date and that the first
game be played at Wrangell an4
the return game at Petersburg, De
em iber twenty-ninth.
Further notice of the game will
be given later.
An effort is being made to have
a game between the girls’ teams of
Wrangell and Petersburg at the
same time.
There will probably be another
game played between the High
School basketball team and the
Town team at an early date. This
will give the town team a chance to
win back their lost honors. Fur
ther notice of this game will be
made later.
An eighth grade spelling contest
consisting of one hundred words
was held this week. Anita Stoll;
Edgar Boggen and Philip Lund,
each made one hundred'per cent..
.Alaska Jorgenson ranked next with
a standing of ninety-nine per cent.
Twelve pupils are enrolled in the
eighth grade.
The Community Women’s League
held a very interesting business
meeting at the Parsonage on Wed
nesday evening, November 17. Af
ter the regular business was attend
ed to the ladies enjoyed a delight
ful social evening. Several new
members were taken into the or
ganization and a great deal of en
spm.ks well tor the progress of the
^eague.
CHURCH NOTICES
Sunday evening Salvation meat
trig at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenaa
AIcEachron, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody w*t
come. Come and meet your friend®
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services only, at
11:30 o’clock.
Sunday school at 10:30.
S. Sydness,
Pastor.
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Five, ten, twenty or thirty couple*—
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of the New Orthophonic Victrola. The
double basses, the steady notes of the
drums, the dynamic tubas, are repro
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solette, illustrated above, is only one
of the four beautiful models.
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RWELRY
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