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WIVELS
Hogue & Tveten Co.
The Carney and Saville Re
vue, arrived in Petersburg yes
terday and will open at the Mac
Gregor, Saturday, continuing
with varied programs Sunday
and Monday.
Jack Carney is a clever tap
dancer and recently associated
with Alexander Aumnsky, the
Broadway producer. He brings
with him the Roscella sisters,
two versatile and clever dancers
Local Briefs
Ted Hungerford was in port
for mail and supplies during the
week.
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M. Harris of Cape Decision
arrived in Petersburg last Satur
day,
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Agnes Arness has accepted the
job qf food conveyor for hungry
men at the Alaska Cafe.
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John H. Clausen, accountant
of Seattle is in Petersburg mak
ing the annual audit of the
books of the Alaskan Glacier
Seafood Co.
Bert Buchanan of Level Island
and Frank Preuschoff of Lung
Island, were in port last Sunday
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Miss Lillian Swanson and Miss
Gertie Otness left for the States
during the past week.
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J. H. Fitzgerald, trouble shoot
er for the Merganthaler Lino
type Co., arrived in Petersburg
on Wednesday afternoon. He
got ye printers out of their wor
ries, and leaves on the North
western today for Juneau. Mr.
Fitzgerald fixed up all the Lino
type machines in Ketchikan and
Wrangell before coming here. He
will cover the needs of the pub
! lications right up to Fairbanks
} before returning to San Francis
co. Come again Mr. Fitzgerald,
not only as a trouble shooter, but
as a hale fellow well met.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gil Rich of Ket
chikan arrived in port on the
City of Anacortes.
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Anton Nelson of Cape Fan
shaw is visiting in Petersburg.
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* Jim Bale, representative of the
Union Oil Co., is in port making
the annual inspection of the
Company’s station here.
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Mrs. J. B. Cawthon, mother of
Hal. E. Cawthon, manager of the
Coliseum Theatre, is coming to
Petersburg, on the Northwest
ern, this evening.
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Earl Houseman, Piggly Wiggly
manager, is leaving shortly on a
month’s vacation. Earl expects
to step out and around other
communities and places.
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The pack at the P. A. F. can
nery in Petersburg by Thursday
was about 9,000 cases. Most of
the company traps, so far, are
not getting a thousand fish per
day. The seiners have fared a
bit better than last year but
so far have not become blooming
plutocrats.
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“Doc” Johnson of Klawock
was in port during the week for
j repairs on the engine of the Hy
dra, seine boat from Shakan.
<■- mfmmm mam. m mtmat
who have just completed an en
gagement at the Paramount
Theatre in Seattle; also Billie
Miller, radio’s crooning blues
singer, and Charles Blair, re
cently of the Orpheum.
Miss Saville will be remember
in Shubert’s musical comedy,
“Blossom Time.” She wi\l sing
a number of songs from a reper
toire of beautiful songs.
Mr. Carney has been produc
The Samoana, big pleasure
boat owned by Mr. J. C. Holt of
,'Los Angeles was in port Tuesday
of this week. Capt. “Red” Clark
was in command of the craft.
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“Mack” McGiltin has finished
a new power seine skiff which he
will send down the ways without
the usual champaign ceremony
attending yachts and other ves
sels. He hopes to christen the
craft with fish scales and slime
in order that it may be a lucky
producer of the wherewithall
which smooths the road to busi
ness houses next winner.
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The Sokol was in port with
28.000 pounds of kings; Circle H.,
with 12,500: Icy Point, with
5.000 pounds. All of which was
sold to Cope Mundy who is buy
ing for Oxenberg Bros.
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The crews fishing for Wran
gell Narrows Packing Co., are
about ready with gear and boats
and rarin’ to go
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| William Fletcher, David Lewis,
William and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Jennie M. Lewis, and Mrs. Elmer
! Carlson of Wrangell came over
i to attend the funeral of the late
William Dunkelberger.
Alice Metz and Virginia Hawk
ins left for Hoonah via Juneau.
Mrs. L. B. Cornelius, Ruth Sa
rah and Berta Jean Cornelius
left Thursday morning for Se
attle where they will join Mr.
Cornelius.
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John Sales and crew are re
driving the approach to the Ci
tizens’ Dock They are contin
uing work on the Public Dock
also—as they are able to get the
material for the job.
The Northwest Mills Co., of
Scow Bay and the Knutsen Bros,
of West Petersburg are busy cut
ting lumber orders for local de
mand.
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Mrs. John Kolstrand left for
a visit with friends in the States.
John her better half says that
he is practicing up on home eco
nomics and when he gets tired i
of his own fancy cooking, he
steps over to the restuarants to
•relieve the inner man.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen are
in town for a few days
-x
Bob Allen has been giving his
barge its annual overhauling
and painting.
Rev. Monroe, S. J., will be in
Petersburg during the week and
will hold regular services in the
Catholic Church next Sunday at
the usual hours.
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A porcupine came down to
Rasmus Enge’s garden looking
for an early crop of strawberries.
ing revues for a number of years
and Petersburg is fortunate in
having such a talented revue
playing in the city.
Miss Saville and Mr. Carney
are also radio artists, having
appeared with KOMO last sum
mer. Mr. Carney, in a more re
cent engagement, danced in the
Sourdough program, one of his
oldtime dances.
A bit too slow—“Buddy” found
him and made short shrift of the
quilly pig. Now “Buddy’s” little
master is proud of his dog which
[“killed a bear with arrows on
it.”
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• NOTICE
It is reported to the Health
Board that there are several cas
es of mumps in the Town and it
is requested that children who
are affected or have been expos- i
t-d be kept away by their parents
from public places or gather-,
ings
(Signed) C. Clausen,
Secretary of the Health Board.)
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J. :
Maakertad, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m
Morning worship at 11.
A cordial welcome to all.
THE
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