Locals
The local Troop of Boy Scouts
left for their Camp, Camp Lindy, at
Point Frederick.
The Troop plan to get busy tear
ing down the building donated them
by Oscar Sat her of Scow Bay and
hope to start putting up the first
unit of their camp buildings.
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Mrs. Jessie Eyon of Wrangell and
two daughters came over from
Wrangell to attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. Annie Kake, which
was held in the Salvation Army Bar
racks, Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Alfred Pearson, an employee
of the Sebastian-Stewart Fish C<>.,
at Tyae, was brought to the Peters
burg Hospital hist Saturday with a
dislocated ankle and a bad fracture
at the ankle joint. He is under the
care of Drs. Dan E. and Susie V.
Standard.
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Mr .Eric Walseth was brought to
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town last Saturday from the Fidal
go Island Packing Co., plant at Pil
lar Bay, suffering with a badly in
fected hand from fish poisoning, and
has been under the care of Drs.
Standard at the Petersburg Hospitah
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The twin boys at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Oscar Otness have been
duly honored with double names.
The youngsters will be known as
Ralph Oscar and Ray Clarence.
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The Homer of Pybus Bay is in
j port from Admiralty Island this
week.
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Ralph Hall, buyer for the Mar
lvn Pish Company, in Petersburg,
has been mighty close the Croat Hi
vule and the End of the Trail i >
Juneau hospital. Tie was operated
on for an aggravated case of acute
appendicitis. Last report was that
he Was on the road to recovery. For
which his many friends both in Pe
tersburg and Wrangell will be glad
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Charles W. Hawkesworth, of the
Bureau of Education left on the Es
tobeth for Kalte, Tuesday afternoon,
lie plans to return on Saturday and
take passage from here to Juneau
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Earl OInner is shipping on the
Rogers this week nine boxes of can
ned and green crab and 2 7 boxes of
shrimp meat.
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Mr. Kinsey, representing Hie com
bined Caineron-Zellerback Paper in
terests which is making investiga
tions of pulp mill possibilities in
Alaska, was a passenger on the R
C.M.S. Highway enorute to Spiel
River and Thomas Bay which he
wi.l investigate.
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Air. Flory, head of the Forestry
Department in Alaska was a* mem
ber of the Jardine party on the ;T.
S. B. F. flagship Brant. lie joined
the party at Ketchikan.
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Mr. AYendell Holbrook of the U.
S. Forestry Department at Ketchi
kan will arrive very shortly to make
survey of a number of applications
in Vrangell Narrows for homesteads.
Tne applications were made under
the new regulations which are said
to he muc heasier on the homestead
ere than the old regulations.
Deputy P. Harriman and Depulj
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F. I). Price, left for Saginaw Bay
where is reported a man on the ship
Amazon as having some loose screws
ii: his head. They returned today
stating that the Amazon had left i'u”
i". Ms head. They returned stating
Petersburg with the man tied up se
en rely as lie had become violent. As
the Amazon had not arrived it is
p -esumed that she went on to Ju
neau.
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Piling work in the Narrows foi
channel beacons, under the direction
of the Light House Department is
moving along rapidly.
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Residents were a little startled on
Thursday morning when buildings
were rocked by several explosions.
Tile Trading Union was just hav
ing a few old piling removed at the
convenience of the tides.
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While Secretary Jardine was on
the Citizen’s Wharf, Earl Ohnter
took particular pains to call to the
attention of the Secretary the much
ly exposed mudflats and the urgent
need of harbor dredging. While
this work is without the jurisdic
tion of the Agricultural Depart
ment, Earl felt that it would not
he amiss in bringing it to the ‘at
tention of a member of the Presi
dent's cabinet.
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The Baltic, Capt. Vic Swanson,
, scraped her false keel off on a reef
in Surprise Harbor. The boat was
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put on the gridirons this week and
repairs made.
Hans Greenaa, Ketchikan, ’’s
visiting with his brother Charles
this week.
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Paul Owens had the misfortune to
sheer off the rudder from his ship
the Tasmania. He beached her ar.d
got repairs made.
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;’d Walvick, blacksmith and part
owner of the Petersburg Marine
Ways, had a paralytic stroke wide
eating in a restuarant in June.u
wnere he had gone on business. Pie
was taken to the hospital immedi
ately. We have not been able to gel
any late reports on his condition.
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Johnny Sales towed a raft to the
Northwest. Mills at Scow Bay 1o be
cut into capping and sills. This
will be used for repairs on the Citi
zen’s Dock.
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A group of rod and gun sports of
Petersburg, Elsemore, C. E. Swan
son. Ole Lien, C. Clausen, Sam Gauf
fin, and others went down to Blind
Slough and put up a hunting cah
j in for use this fall. Lookout dudes.
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Mrs. Frank Havens and Mrs. Wes
ton, her sister who is visiting her.
spent a couple of days down at the
Dinner summer camp in the Nar
ows.
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The Louise S., salt herring oper
ator left out for Surpirse Harbor,
this week loaded with more salt
ar.d barrels. She will return whe-t
the barrels are filled.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP
Slops having been taken to legal
ly dissolve the partnership of Lien
X. Raynor, proprietors of The Star
Bakery, all current bills are payable
in.mediately. After August 1st, 19.28
no bills will be contracted by said
fir’ll, nor will any bills of said linn
be payable by the undersigned. . . .
O. B. LIEN.
WANTED—SEVERAL neat appear
ing refined ladies in Petersburg and
surrounding to-wnffi for dignified pc
s’'Lion in business world. Full or
part time considered. Introduce
F.osemaid dresses and lingerie.
Steady positions with earnings from
$20.-$50. weekly. Applications
should he addressed to Mae G. Mur
ry, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnlta from April 25,
1P28, to September 30, 1928.
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o’clock P.M.
calling at each place in the order shewn below.
SCHEDULE B. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk Tn’et, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Sitaa, Todd, Chatham, Killisnoo,
l aranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
(cnclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt. Walters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Pedblulf Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nah, Funter Bay. Juneau.
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Furniture Dept
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Beds, springs and mat
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