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I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDAR ;
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drug.Store Phone 55 Re*idence.Mycklebo*t Homt Phone 54
Dan E. Standard, jVI.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Pr actice Specialist: Eye, Ear, NoseJ& Throat
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TO PERSON HOLDING THE
LARGEST AMOUNT ON
THESE SALES SLIPS
December 24, 1927
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24th-1927 I
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SCHOOL NOTES
Jack O’Donnel was enrolled
from Georgetown, Washington, last
week
John Farrow was enrolled in the
seventh grade last week.
Isabel Robinson is a new student
in the high school. She is from
JCent, Washington, and is a mem
ber of the Sophomore Class. This
t.ives a total high school enroll
ment of twenty-nine to date.
Loretta Robinson is a new pupil
this week in the Fourth Grade,
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Music appreciation is now being
{aught in the Fourth and Fifth
Grade room. Miss Dickens has
charge of the work, while Miss Vick
i teaches penmanship in Miss Dick
en’s room,
Quarterly examinations are now'
in progress in the high school.
Final examinations in the eighth
grade History will also be given
this week. Result will be reported
later.
Billy Nakashima and Lena Wil
l’oms have not returned to school
since Christinas vacation because of
1 sickness. They are both second
grade pupils.
FUNERAL OF MRS. REAMER
Sunday afternoon the body of
Mrs. Reamer was laid to rest in the
Petersburg Cemetery. Mrs. Ream
er had been living with her hus
band and young son on a fox is
land leased from the Petersburg
Due Fox Company. She had ap
parently been well and so the sud
denness jof her death, before medi
cal attention even could be sought,
| was a great shock to her family
and friends. Mr. Reamer is a mem
be:’ of the Elk Lodge and his fra
t- rnal brothers together with their
friends and acquaintanes in Peters
burg extend their heartfelt sym
pathy to the bereaved husband and
son.
STEAMER SERVICE
A short time back there was con
siderable agitation being made to
get better mail and steamer service
to this port. Letters wrere written
and the promise £ better service
secured provided—
A steamer came to port and one
of the prominent young men was
heard asking another business man
to go down to the dock to greet the
I .-teamer Mr. Second Business Man
: refused whereupon Mr. First Busi
I -i.essman was not a little peeved,
i The crowd went down and. greet
! ed the Captain, Purser and Freight
| Clerk while Second B. M. stayed at,
home waiting for his b.l. for 20
tons of freight. The boat came no j
more and also no more interest in
< etter steamer service.
Less hand shaking with the Cap
tain of Oie steamer, more reci » ’Ci
ty in tnsiness and more hand shak
ing locally will build up trade an *
bring ! ttter mail and steamer r.ir
The Food Sale wnich the Com- i
munity Women’s Club held last j
Saturday was a success, netting the
organization close to $50. The peo
ple of the Community responded so
readily to the sale that the articles
LOCAL NOTES
Beatrice Greinier is confined in
the home of her sister, Mrs. Chest
er Johnson, with a severe attack
of appendicitis.
Myrtle, the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ole B. Roswold, died
of pneumonia at 8 a. m. Wednes
day. In spite of the fact that the
baby was only one month old, her
vitality was so great the she pulled
thru the crises and would have re
covered had not the dread disease
taken hold of the other lung.
rihe year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Hemness has been serious
ly ill this past week with pneumon
ia.
The ten months old daughter of
Henry and Mrs. Jackson has also
been quite ill with pneumonia.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Svere Johansen has been
threatened with pneumnia, but is
recovering rapidly,
with the local Camp of the Broth
trhod reshingled the roof of the
i tio- yat Petersburgh aaao eo-t
town hall, a building about the size
of the Sons of Norway Hall, in 12
working hours.
The difficulty of securing the
r.mch needed gymnasium is hard
only in the minds of those interest
ed.
Hon. William Worth and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Cornelius and little
daughter, Ruth Sarah, were Peters
burg passengers to Juneau on the
Northwestern this week.
John Anderson left this week
for New York to settle the estate of
his father. While he is away Mr.
Joe Williams will have charge of
the business.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ohmer enter
i tained a few of their friends last
I V. ednesday evening, at an informal
j Fridge and Mah Jongg dinner party.
Try Jonn Fanning for Arch Sa
ver Shoes for men, women and chil
dren. First class ) osery on hand.
LOCAL BALL GAME
Last Saturday evening the Pe
tersburg Town Tossers attempted
to show the High School how bas
ketball should be played. They
started out as if they knew how,
but in the second half the Hi team
got their second wind and showed
what Jess Ames has been accom
plishing in the elast two weeks in
wii»ch he has been whipping the
boys into shape. They certainly
cane back big, and if they could
only show that same stuff when
they bump up against some outside
team, they surely ought to bring
home the bacon yet. A fairly good
crowd witnessed the game and
shoved the boys that they are still
giving them loyal support. After
*he game everybody danced and
had a good time.
On Wednesday evening of this
week the Salmon Trollers held a
meeting to endorse the Ketchikan
communication regarding the pre
servation of herring. . They also
took up the matter of licenses for'
n>u-resident fisherman and discuss
ed the prices to be placed on sal
mon.
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Fir Ceiling at
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