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..Martin Kildahl, formerly of
Petersburg passed through en
route to Cordova where he will
be superintendent of a cannery
the coming season.
John Holton, local shipbuild
er, returned from Seattle where
he went to secure work for his
yards for the coming season. He
reports his efforts successful
and expects to start before very
Jong.
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The Roughrider, Capt. Darby
Chouquette of Wrangell, brought
over a shipment of boxes for the
local fish buyers.
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Mrs. Hannah Porter, who has
oeen quite ill at the General
Hospital the past week, is on the
mend.
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. . A. B. Anderson, boat builder of
Wrangell was a visitor in town
during the week.
Don Morris, brother of R. V.
Morris, local representative of
| the house of Raleigh, is a mem
iber of the U. of W. rowing
squad.
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. .Mrs. Emma Husvik took pass
age to Seattle on the Northland.
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F. E. Swartz and R. J. Som
mers, Territorial Highway En
gineer were passengers to Wran
gell on the Northland.
Miss Mary Reep, member of
the school faculty has been sick
since Tuesday Mrs. Bowman is
teaching her classes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hill (nee
Mineie Nelson) announce the ar
l 'val of a fine baby boy this
week.
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The new Ford delivery truck
for the Trading Union arrived
the fore part of the week and is
now in use.
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The new fire siren, costing
$345 arrived during the week
and will soon be ready for use
The P. A. F. steamer “Red
wood brought 50 tons of coal for
the local cannery. The next
trip north from Seattle, about
the first of April, she will bring
north the cannery crew, super
intendent Oscar Nicholson and
Oscar Grandquist, bookkeeper.
New booths and other im
provements are being made in
The Grand Cafe.
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Mrs. Martin Enge entertained
rriends in her home on Tues and
Thursday nights.
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SCOUT NOTE
Schuyler Duryea, former Pe
i orsburg Scout, was in Peters
burg when the Northwestern was
in port. Schuyler is assistant
freight clerk on the steamer
Northwestern and will be on the
freighter Cordova next trip to
tbe West Coast of Prince of
Wales Island.
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The Knutsen Brothers are
making preparations to start up
their mill in the near future.
The are putting in a new smoke
stack at present.
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Mrs. Gabe Sather returned on
4 ho Watson Sunday morning
from the south where she went
early in December to visit with
her daughter in California.
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Andy Anderson, king of Whit
ney Island, returned with fam
ily on the Northwestern after a1
j month in Seattle. “You may
think you have seen hard times
in Alaska,” he said. “But I have
never seen anyone eating out of
garbage cans in Petersburg—but
I did see it done in Washington.”
He says it feels good to get back
into overalls and rubber boots
end to yard out halibut heads to
the foxes.
Sam Allen left on the North
western for Cordova where he
will captain a cannery tender.
His family will remain here un-}
til school is out.
Ranger boats overhauled at the 1
Ketchikan yards of the Forest
Department, passed thru this |
port in a bunch bound for Ju
neau and Sitka. One of the boats
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has just been built in Ktchikan
ttfld is 50 feet long powered with
a 50 horsepower Atlas-Imperjal
engine, cold storage equipped
and heated with oil. She is a
nifty addition to the fleet.
Capt. Bell of the Wanderer
brought in 1200 pounds of king
salmon from the Kake district.
He is buying fish for Cope Mun
dy.
Mundy packed three tierces of
large reds at Wrangell and ship
ped 4,000 pounlds of white kings.
.. The Northland on her south
bound trip Tuesday, took the
Inst of the 1929 fish from the lo
cal cold storage consisting of
two cars of halibut for Chica
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go and one car of export saimort
for London.
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Ed Ridley of Ketchikan stop
ped in the Alaskan office on his
way to Juneau this week. Ed
will have his tonsils removed
while in June^au.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
Services at 8.
..Sunday School at 10:30. ...
. .Morning Worship at 11.00. ...
vening worship at 8..
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At The Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Layworker
Sunday School meets at 10:30 *
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
A cordial welcome to All. ’
fruits £
vegetables
. PROSPERITY FOLLOWS CONFIDENCE
Confidence depends on each one of us. Let us face
each day with “Eyes Freni” and a spirit of “Go Ahead’
BUSINESS IS GOOD
Sugar pure cane,
10 lb. cloth bags .75
POTATOES
10 lb. Bags .45
JELLO All Kinds
pkg. .10 3 pkgs. .25
Soda Crackers
3 pound Caddys .58
Corn - American Sweet
White or Yellow
Three med. tins .50
Black Figs
3 pound pkg. .43
Grape Juice
Island Bell Quarts -55
Bread & Butter Pickles
Best Foods Pints .28
Macaroni Elbow or Long
27 oz. pkg‘ .29
Spinach Del Monte
Large tins .22
Three tins for .65
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.... The cold storage expects a
load of bait herring on the Bet
ty, Capt. Barnes, of Wrangell.
Seven hundred barrels of bait
was frozen this winter and it
lasted quick, with none on hand
to supply the boats.
W. B. Taylor of Seattle, repre
senting the Puget Sound News
Service is in town.
Steamer Sailings
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Evans sb today, 9 p.m.
Rogers sb Sunday, 30th
Admiral Rogers.Mar. 30
Northwestern .. .. sb ..April 1
.. America First from Juneau,
Thursday night, .leaving .for
Kake Friday morning about 10
o’clock.
.Prince of Wales from Ketchi
kan every Friday morning.
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