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Local Briefs
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Misses Lillian Swanson and
Gertie Otness left for the States,
last night for visits with friends
and relatives.
. .William Tamaree and Charley|
Manton left for Ketchikan, on
the Admiral Watson They will
fish for salmon in that section
this summer
-x
.. Oscar Wikstrom and Ole Ol
son having purchased the “Sun
rise” recently, overhauled her
and left this week for the fishing
grounds. Gang way.
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Dick and Fred Burch are over
hauling the “Rex” and their fish
ing gear. They will be stepping
on the gas, getting ready to
chase salmon into the canneries.
Eddie Williams of Kake was in
port during the week making ar
rangements to seine for Wran
gell Narrows Packing Co. David
Phillips was in port with him.
-o
The Progress of Sitka was in
nort with a load of 13,000 pounds
of king salmon which they sold
on the local marts.
The Magnolia brought in a
load of freezer samlon—50,000
pounds of it. They report a very
good run off Edgecombe.
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Rev. Stevens of Los Angeles,
Calif., is conducting a party of
Presbyterian tourists on the
Admiral Rogers.
. .The Norab, big yacht belong
ing to Baron Long of San Diego,
^ California, was in port Wednes
day night, leaving for southern
points, noon, Thursday.
-x
There is an old, old story, writ
ten up to date—about two bot
tles of whiskey under a mattress.
The story has a sequel and is a
mystery for amateure sleuthes of i
Petersburg to unrave.l Clews? j
All over—well, you dicks, a re-j
ward is offered for the solution
of this mysterious yarn.
Mrs. Louis Miller left for Seat
tle last night.
. .“Dad” Mercer has thrown
a wav his pipe—or pipes and all
the makings and trimmings that
smokers enjoy. Too demmed
much trouble looking for the
pesky things. “Now see if I care.”
-x
Mr. Sebastian of Sobatsian
Stewart Co., of Seattle, passed
through Petersburg enroute to
I Tyee, this week.
The “Margaret” of Ketchikan
| arrived in port, Tuesday, from
j the north and report salmon not
co plentiful as advertised by the
Bureau of Fisheries.
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Reliable Transfer has been
haulipg some heavy timbers for
construction work to be done at
the rear of Hogue and Tveten
Co.’s store building.
-x
. .The Wrangell Narrows Pack
ing Company at Scow Bay had
300 cases of salmon packed by
yesterday afternoon.
-x
Charley Newton of Kake brot
in 5,000 pounds of king salmon
from Tebenkoff. This is his last
trip as when he returns from the
Kake metropolis he will swing a
seine on his boat and bring in
i ne salmon for Wrangell Narrows
Packing Company
James Wheeler, Jr., is pushing
paint brushes these days down at
Scow Bay cannery, for business,
pleasure and profit.
Mr Murray,, superintendent
of Skinner and Eddy cannery at
Kake now blames William L.^
Paul because the Kake fishermen
refused to go fishing for their
own pleasure and his profit. Paul
does not even know that the fish
ermen have refused to be peons
for the Skinners.
“Why couldn’t we have had .
this weather on the Fourth,” isf
the plaint of many a local pa
| triot. .
Mr. Henry Roden of Juneau
'who was in Petersburg on the
Fourth of July as orator of the
day, left on the Northland for
Ketchikan.
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;. .Leota, Marilyn, Virginia and
^ Alton Rappel, relatives of Ernie
young, are visiting with the
Young family at the power plant
at Blind Slough.
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..Miss Ethel C. Allen is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. H. Skei,
Mrs. Frederick Nelson and Mrs.
Harold F. Dawes entertained at
cards in honor of Mrs 1. B. Cor
nelius who is leaving with her
children Ruth Sarah ar:i Berta,
on one of the first boats for Se
attle to join Mr. Cornehus who
is now looking after the selling
end of Petersburg’s shr.mp in
dustry. The Cornelius family
will make their home hi c’eattl \
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Have you heard the star/,
{about Mister Antonio? No? It’?
|a story by Booth Tat Kington,
coming to the Coliseum Satur
day night.
Mrs. A. Amunds, who has bee 1
operating the Beauty Pirlor <v
Skyman s Beauty Shoppe, was a
passenger on the Northland for
Seattle. • • • •
-x
. .Chris L. Foss of New Port Wal
ter was a visitor in Petersburg
on the 4th.
-x
. .John H. Sawyer and wife, of
Bellingham were recent arrivals.
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A carrier pigeon alighted in
the yard of Mr. Bradley last week
at Wrangell. It belonged to the
Northwest Mounted Police and
had been rleased on a Canadian
j National train bound east. It
passed Rupert its home port and
lit in Wrangell.
-x
Hank Bowman of Wrangell is
in Petersburg getting his boat
ready for summer fishing.
Howard D. Stabler and his new
wife returned to Juneau from
Eugene, Oregon.
-x
Frank Aldrich was* taken ill at
Yakataga Beach and taken to
Cordova.
-x
O’Malley left Seattle this week
for Alaska points.
President Hoover signed the
Ketchikan bond bill, which will
allow that town to purchase the
public utilities of that city.
-x
* E. M. Basse, former Juneau
| fish buyer and later agent for
(Union Oil Co., at Juneau, was ar
i rested in Seattle on an embez
! zlement charge.
-x
Miss Myrtle Cornelius returned
from Juneau where she made a
business trip.
-x
The “Chance” of Ketchikan,
Capt. Pat Hollywood passed thru
Petersburg yesterday after a
couple of weeks in Icy Straits
section. Fish up there not overly
plentiful and most of them are
standing offshore. Traps not do
ing so good and fishermen not a
lot better—if as good.
John Sales and piledriver crew
are putting in a fine approach
to the Public Dock.
-x
The Fairbanks is the mailboat
from Ketchikan in place of the
'Prince of Wales; the Pacific from
I Juneau to this port in place of
! the America First; the Estebeth
| from Juneau to Sitka and Skag
way in place of the Marginta.
ThekK aPa—g pendr fl(fsorD.vb
-O
Young man wishes position on
fox farm, last part of August;
able, willing worker, wishes con
nect with steady job. write Thos.
Ringen, Petersburg.
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i NOTICE
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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
ed be kept away by their parents
from public places or gather
ings
(Signed) €. Clausen,
Secretary of the Health Board.
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AN APPRECIATION
-X
The Petersburg General Hos
pital wishes to extend hearty
thanks to the members of the
Community League; to Mr Lloyd
Swanson for the use of his office;
to Mr. Charles Mann for the use
of his vacant lot; and to all oth
ers who helped to make the
Fourth of July luncheon for this
hospital, a success.
Emma S. Hellekson, R. N.
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