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Mr. Flory of the Forestry ser
vice was a passenger from Se
ward, on the Northwestern this
week.
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Dan Alstan sends word in from
the fishing grounds that all is
progressing well with him but
that “rain is ! ! ! ” Well!
The crab canneries operated
by the Isom brothers here and
at Cordova, have closed their
plants for the winter. They re
port a very successful season.
Joe Isom plans to return here
just as soon as he can get every
thing at Cordova straightened
up for the year.
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Earl Ohmer shipped out 28
boxes of shrimp and 9 boxes of
crab meat.
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The Chamber has taken up
with Governor Parks the need
of stationing a Coast Guard Cut
ter on the Gulf of Alaska during
the ending days of the halibut
fishing season.
First early bird, “Did you get
a worm this morning?”
Second early bird, “No, but I
got a pair of overalls for $1.50 at
Fox’s Bargain House.” Adv.
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The Princess Norah, new Can- ’
idian liner, passed through the
Narrows, north and south bound,
>n her maiden voyage. She is a i
rim and tidy looking craft from
he glimps Petersburg folk got of
:er.
The Thanksgiving Eve dance
n the Sons of Norway Hall drew
rmitc a crowd of dancers who all
declare the music was great and
we had a lovely time.”
Bert Cornelius says he has all
of Santa’s toys laid out for in
spection. Santa will not arrive
lor some time yet to show you
around, but in the meantime,
the store force will be glad to
take the trip through toyland
with you.
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Sing Lee served a Thanksgiv
ing dinner to the survivors of the
crowd of Old Sourdoughs which
makes his store their headquar
ters. More than a dozen were
present and the turkeys and
trimmin’s disappeared in short
order. Sing smiled and said: “I
like see everybody eat good.”
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Miss Swanson and Mr. Wheel
er gave a pleasant little surprise
party in the store dining room in
honor of Miss Elsie Jakway’s
birthday, Wednesday evening.
Jim must have had a rush ofj
business about dinner time for
when last seen he was contract
ing for the immediate delivery of
another life-size birthday cake.
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J. E. Johnson of Ketchikan,
was a passenger on the North
western rteurning to his home
from Cordova where he has been
the past several weeks making
an appraisal of proprties on
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You will find them
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Queen Dec, 11
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Queen Dec. 19
K°Sers Jan. 3
INFORMATION AND TICKETS:
Ed. Lorken. Agent.
Petersburg - - . Alaska
vhich the city will base its tax.
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The local Post of the Am
'rican Legion is giving the in- ^
erior of their Dugout new pa- j
;>ering. ]
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Ed Reyburn of the Reyburn- i
ftipley fox farm on Douglas Is
land was in town Tuesday for
mail and provision. ,
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The Wanderer Cap’t Bell was
in Monday morning with 1800
pounds of king salmon 1400 lb.
of which were mild cure fish
that were caught around the vil
cinity of Kake.
The Wanderer took on oil and
provisions and returned to the
fishing grounds on Tuesday.
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Don’t kid yourself! You can’t
get better ammunition, no mat
ter what you pay—12 guage
shells, 90 cents at Fox’s Bargain
House. Adv.
Capt. E. Mcore local Sal
vation Army branch for the past
year left on the Alameda for
Cordova where she will be sta
tioned.
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Sam Guyot knight of the grip
left for points north on the
Alameda.
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Passengers leaving for Juneau
on the Alameda were J. Cara
naugh. Clara Kent Welch and
William Smith.
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Albert Voigt the paddler who
stopped here overnight last fall
enroute to New York in a skin
covered canoe after many mis
haps and adventures, finally
had to swim ashore between Cre
cent City and Eureka California,
where his canoe was demolished
has arrived in San Francisco and
intend to continue his trip as
soon as he can find another
boat, some folks are just glut
tons for punishment in public
ity’s name.
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Here is something to be thank
ful for! You can get warm silk
and wool hose for $1.25 at Fox’s
Bargain House. Adv
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One more day of deer hunting.
After tomorrow killing of deer
will be a crime.
Mrs. Rachel Peratrovich had
a slight hemorrhage while re
turning from Haines. She is
resting easy at present. j
The Katy of Kake arrived in
port to take Kake delegates to
the Brotherhood convention
back to Kake. Those returning
were Capt. Charles Newton of
the Kake Salvation Army Corps,
Haynes DeWitt, Presbyterian
layworker, Arthur Johnson and I
Kollo Bean. The latter placed j
second in the rhetorical con
test.
Dr. R. L. Carlson optometrist
of Ketchikan is in town this
week. .
RING AROUND A ROSY Z\
L. W. Breuer was invited to ap
pear before the Brotherhood at
Haines to give a talk on educa
tion. He found that the Game
Commission was sending' their
boat with a messenger to the
convention so he arranged to go
with them. He went down to the
-ock before designated leewing
time and found the boat gone.
Ihe “important” message car
ried to the convention by the de
puty game warden Dufresne for
the Commission was an invita
tion to appear before the Com
mission next year. The conven
er1 is used to dealing with re
sponsible men of position and
received a very poor impression
if both Dufresne and the Came
Commission. The treatment re-1
reived by Breuer puts a phase on I
he political question that may|‘
aave its significance provided I
le gets og the political fence. L
Raymond Hitchcock, interna- <
ionally noted stage actor, died j
fuesday in Hollywood, Calif. He j
vas stricken at the wheel of his *
lutomobile while motoring with ;
fis wife. He had been suffering; \
Tom a heart ailment for some !
iime. !
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The Misses Gertrude and Ma- ;
jell Qt.ness gave their classes a ;
piece of pumpkin pie, in keep- ;
mg with Thanksgiving day.
AT THE VARIETY
Sunday and Monday “Nomads
iif the North will be shown. This
is greater than Back to God’s
Country”—greater than all oth
er photo plays of life in the Far
North. A veritable scenic marvel
in which lovers of nature will
find rare delights—a record
breaker for romance and thrills.
The story of a deadly combat
between a man and a pet bear,
defending its mistress., is only
one of the extraordinary feat
ures of this story. A demonstra
tion of how little modern con
venience contributes to the per
petuity of human love.
Wednesday and Thursday will
be seen the story of “A Reno Di
vorce” in which May McAvoy is
featured with an All-Star caste.
Breath-taking moments of
suspense—bristling with crash
ing gun-fire and flying fists—
with a modern knight riding to
a thrilling victory is “The Fight
ing Hombre” to be seen at the
, Variety, Friday and Saturday.
The Country Store is featured
every Friday. Be sure and save
your tickets for the fine prize to
be given the holder of the lucky
number during the Chiistmas
Holidays.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakefrtad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning worship at 11,
A cordial welcome to all.
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The hold also in good condi
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