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Wagons - Scooters - Coasters
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Hogue & Tveten Co.
Henry Jackson left for Kar
heen, yesterday. He plans on
fishing there this summer.
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F. D. Price, U. S. Deputy Mar
shal arrived on the Admiral
Watson and is conditioning the
Helmar, U. S. Marshal’s boat,
which he will put into active
servicea.
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..Lieut. Curry, G. James Truitt
and W. A. Anderson, of the U. S.
Engineer’s Office, Juneau arriv
ed in port on the Admiral Wat
son and will make a survey of
ihoal No. 2, in the Narrows, and
also a survey of Petersburg Bar.
On Wednesday evening Miss
Boadicea Abbott entertained
friends at her home. Late in
the evening a delightful lunch
was served the guests.
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The local schools will hold an
exhibit in the High School as
sembly hall on Monday after
noon at 2:00 o’clock. The pub
lic is cordially invited. Tea will
be served. A short program
is planned for the entertainment
of the visitors.
Art work of all the grades will
be assembled for the exhibition.
Dcn’t forget the date—April
28.
Harry G. Steel, owner of the
Cordova Daily Times, parsc
; thru this town enroute to his
home during the past week.
C. H. Bowman, Principal of
Petersburg Schools, Miss Bertha
Lero, Miss Laura Boeshar, Ray
mand Warfield, Miss Bessie Lee
\llen, Miss Edythe Fuller, Miss
Esther Carnes, and Misses Mabel
** and Gertie Otness, teachers in
; the schools, have signified their
C desire to teaeh in Petersburg
; next year and have signed con
j< tracts with the School Board to
i t hat effect.
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[• The new cleaning machine for
The Men’s Shop came up on the
|* Alameda and is now on the dock
[ ready for installation. The plant
j• consists of a F M. Bowers &
Sons three-machine group for
cleaning and renovating suits,
coats, etc. When installation is
• completed it will be possible to
- deliver a suit thoroughly clean
I ed, dried and pressed in six to
f ight hours. This is a service
the people of Petersburg will
surely appreciate.
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WHERE IS HE
j An inquiry has been received
concerning a Mr. Harris who
was foreman for Beach and
Ieedy on Saturday Creek in
1901. Anyone having any in
formation regarding Mr. Harris
will kindly communicate with
the Governor’s Office, Juneau.
George Demmert, Johnny
Thomas and “Tom” Gardner,
the first two from Klawock and
1 the latter Craig’s senatorial can
j didate arrived in Petersburg
with engine parts to be repaired
in local machine shops.
Mrs. Campbell entertained a
luarge group of friends at her
home, Monday. Bridge was the
order of the evening, 13 tables
j being in the play. Prizes were
^warded to Mrs. Fryer, Mrs.
Stedman and Miss Mary Alien.
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Bob Robinson of Turnabout
Island fox ranch, who has been
so-journing in Southern Calif
ornia since the holiday season
returned this week. He says the
reports of unemployment and
destitution in the States are not
| overdrawn. Alaska still looks
| good to Bob.
j .. G. L. Church, chief o fthe Pro
; hibition Enforcement Depart
ment was in town Wednesday.
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Mrs. Sibyl Locken, better half
icf our Admiral Line agent, left
on the Watson for a visit among
relatives an dfriends in Wash
ington.
The genial smile of Pete Behrs,
Rocky Pass fox rancher has been
much in evidence in town the
last few days.
Out of town folks we have seen!
in the burg this week are: Frank
Raynor from Walter Island, Don,
Rayburn from Douglas Bay and
Bill Abbes from Storm Island.
To make this almost a fox ranch
ers convention, we add the
names of Hans PreuschofI, Lung
Island, W. B. Chapman, Strait
Island and Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Willard from Port Beauclerc.
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H. L. Coleman,businessman of
Ketchikan was a local visitor
during the week.
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A large congregation filled the
local Lutheran Church last Sun
day morning for the special
Easter service. A very impres
sive program was rendered and
greatly appreciated.
Special Music:
“Upward Pushing Buds, at East
er Spring,” Shelley.
“The Earth has donned her
Garments Green,” Shelley.
Sung by Girls’ Chorus.
“The Holy City,” Cornet Solo,
by Mr. Paul White.
Sermon theme: “He Is Risen”
"Witnesses to the resurrection
fact were adduced and an appeal
mnde that the Risen Christ
might become a power in hearts
and lives of men”
. MONEY FOR KETCHIKAN
The Rivers and Harbors Com
mittee approved the appropria
tion bill for river and harbor
work, including $272,000 for
Kfetchikan and $17,000 for Port
Alexander.
The halibut schooner Oman
ney was wrecked on the 22nd off
Sitka Island, one of the Trinity
group, south of Kodiak Island.
The cutter Haida went to the
rescue of the crew and will take
them to Kodiak. None of the
crew were lost.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
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Sunday School at 10 a. m.
There will be no services this
Sunday as the Pastor will hold
services at Pt. Agassiz.
Easter Service:
A cordial welcome to all.
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