Sunday May
MOTHER’S DAY
Tenth
“Through the winding
paths and ways of strife and
and pain and sorrow, as
well as of joy, does the
spirit of a Mother follow
and lead. A Mother never
runs out of love or forgive
ness -or anything that
is helpful.”
Don’t fail to remember Mother
on MOTHER’S DAY
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
‘Corner
Drug
Store”
MAKE IT A POINT TO SEE OUR DISPLAY EACH DAY.
Sanitary Market
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Ted Hungerford was indispos
'd for several days with an at
tack of grippe but is able to be
ibout—with a frog in his throat
out improved considerably. j:
Mrs. Rue arrived in Peters-j
urg on the Alameda for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas j
Lando.
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A crew of men have commenc
ed work on the additions to the
cold storage plant.
On Tuesday evening, Mrs.1
Chris Tveten entertained aj
group of friends at bridge in her
one. The honrs of the day
rere won by Mrs. Adolph Math
son, Mrs. Gabe Sather and Mrs.
Tlstad. Five tables were in
Olay and a most delightful ev
ening was enjoyed.
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Chris Lang has been busy
his week getting his stock of
nen’s furnishings and tailoring
department arranged in his new
quarters in the Wheeler Block.
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Hank Hasbrouck and family
and Ora Harris and wife, spent
Sunday on Camp Islannd, Le
Conte Bay, where Edwin and
'.eon Hasbrouck have establish
ed a pen farm for blue foxes.
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Don’t try to hold your breath
while you wait. But Claude
Coundtree is going to have one
of the smartest boats in this
harbor when he gets it finished
it will ready for the big show
off in about a month.
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Bud Hungerford and family
RADIO REPAIRING
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boat, 4 h.p Regal engine at a
bargain. Inquire this office.:
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WANTED: Light-house keep
ing work. Leave your calls in
nlaskan Office.
FOR SALE—V-Bottoin rowboat
Inquire of George M. Nelson
Devils Thumb Apts. No 4.
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FOR SALE—16 h.p. FRISCO
STANDARD. Excellent condition
Terms to right party—$350.
Geo. Sumption, Wrange 1.
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“Licensed Embalmer"
Petersburg, Alaska.
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IN COMMISSIONER’S COURT
CRAIG PRECINCT, FIRST
DIVISION, TERRITORY
ALASKA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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.n the Matter of the Estate ol
Andrew Kouk, Deceased.
.Notice is hereby given thal
the undersigned has been ap
nointed Administrator of the
estate of Andrew Kouk, deceas
ed the 18th day of April, A. D.
1031 and has qualified and that
.til persons having claims
against the said estate are re
quired to present the same, duly
verified, to the undersigned, at
the Office of the United States
Commissioner at Craig, Alaska,
j within six months from the date
! of this notice.
Dated at Craig Alaska this;
18th day of April A. D., 1931.
George H. Nelson,
Administrator.
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vere In from the logging camp :
o spend a few days in town.
Mrs. H. D. Colp left on the
Mameda to be with her mother
vho is reported as being very
11 in Tacoma. Word was sub
sequently received of the death1
)f her mother before Mrs. Colpj
reached there.
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Attorney William L. Paul ar
ived in Petersburg to attend to
some legal business. He left for
Hake on the gasboat Eagle and
will return here in a few days.
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J. C. Holton made a business
trip to Ketchikan on the Ala
meda.
Mr. Algers Lenheart of the U.
S. Signal Corps, who has been
a member of the staff of the
cable office here for some time,
has been transferred to Seattle,
and promoted to the rank of
Staff-Sargeant. Mr. and Mrs.
lenheart left on the Alameda
for their home in Seattle.
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E. N. Ohmer shipped 33 boxes
of fresh fish and a half ton of
•rab meat on the Alameda.
Clam canning has been discon
tinued until after the spawning
season. Three shrimp trawlers
7/cnt hack to work this week fol
lowing the closed season. Near
ly pickers are now on the job
As the market warrants, other
trawlers will be sent out.
Dick Birch brought in 2,500
[pounds of trout. The market
Differed a sharp decline in pric
jes this week, from 13 to 8 cents.
I Up to 2,000 pounds per week the
price stands at 8 cents and all
over that swings down at 5c.
Charley Smith, well-known
Did timer of Petersburg, arrived
from Los Angeles this week
ooking hale and hearty ar
usual.
Mrs. William Tamaroe, Pres
byterian lay-worker stationed ir
Petersburg for several years, lefi
~»n the Alameda for Wrangel
where she has been commission
ed to work in the future. Sin
took with her, her two grand
children, Marian Jeanette ant
Gladys June Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. John Olson ar
rived on the Alameda from Ju
■ ' v where they suffered thf
’oss of their two-months-olc
baby. The couple will return tc
the capital city to make theii
borne. Mr. Olson has been re
presenting the Raleigh Company
n Petersburg for some time
Mrs. Olson also lost her mother
Mrs. Kashaveroff, recently.
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J. C. Morris, Territorial repre
mtative of West Coast Life
isurance Company left for
/rangell after spending about a
lonth in Petersburg.
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The work of fitting up and re
nishing the building recently
ccupied by the Telephone Ex
change, is nearly completed and
he building will be occupied by
A. B. Holt’s Men’s Shop. Mr.
Holt is installing an up-to-date
ine of cleaning equipment.
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Mrs. Chris Olson underwent
\n operation for appendicitis,
■t the Petersburg Hospital, on
Tuesday last.
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J. E. Johnson after serving
‘he Territory in its legislative
Mails visited with friends while
ir,he Admiral Rogers was in port.
| Miss Mary Butler, nurse in
the Indian Bureau Service, Kake
brought in a patient to the local
hospital.
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Mrs. Albert Kadake who war
brought in from Kake by Mis
Butler lost her new-born baby
Saturday. Funeral services were
’• eld in the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. William Tamaree in charge
Interment was made in the
Kake cemetery.
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Capt. George Bidwell of
Wrangell, has been spending the
week in Petersburg on his good
ship “Vigilant.”
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G. J. Hildebrand, of Fair Is
land, was in town Wednesday,
fie came over on the- “Kloshe”
He recently rebuilt and re
i
nodeled and built this craft dur'^
ng his spare hours from tending
ills foxes. f
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Martin Hofstad’s boat “Sokol”1*
Is resplendent right now in ah
new coat of red lead.
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L. W. Hasbrouck was in town'
Thursday from his fox ranch on j
Camp Island. He reports the1 j
’oss by fire of one cf the new
cabins together with much
clothing, bedding, guns and
household stores. Wet clothing
was left to dry by the fire while
the family was at dinner in]
another cabin nearby. The fire
was not discovered until it was(
too late to save anything from,
the burning building.
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A. Schonacker, Zellerbach re
presentative left on the Admir
al Rogers for Ketchikan.
John F. Chamberlain, Dean
of Alaska’s travelling men left
on the Admiral Rogers to make
the swing through the Territory.
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Alfred S. Berg of Seattle
Victor Quist, foreman on con
struction of the Cold Storage
was in Petersburg during the
week.
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moulded to your individual
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Is the result of intelligent
care of your appearance.
Regular attention by our
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prices are moderate.
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Barber Shop
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Physician & Surgeon-!;
Office in
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JOSEPH O. RUDE
I "physician AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
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Next Sunday is Mother’s Day! |
\ Don’t forget that Mother’s Day box of
Artstyle Chocolates
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REMEMBER
We will pack and deliver that box anywhere in the city on
MOTHER’S DAY
Other gifts such as beautiful stationery, Kodaks, Echophone
Radio, Perfumes and many other gifts. Just what
MOTHER would enjoy.
2 The People’s Drug Co.
(2 The Rexall Store Across from the Hole! j
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Fabco-Tuxham Diesel engines guaranteed to
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BRENNAN’S
Pool and Billiard Tables
Cigars and Tobaccos of all kinds
The New Vorl(
Pool Billiard And Card Room
Dick Kuwata, Prop.
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Petersburg, Alaska
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Buyers of
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