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s i An addition is being made to
! the Cold Storage plant to facili
tate the handling of fish.
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I Miss Mary Maye and Miss
Pearl Miller who have been so
liciting subscriptions for the
Puget Sound News Company, re
turned to Seattle on the Admiral
Evans.
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. .Miss Evelyn Anderson and Mrs.
John Anderson were passengers
from Juneau on the Northland.
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I Art Nelson, L. M. Carrigan, J.
H. Brokaw and Allen Carlson ar
rived from Juneau.
Henry Roden and G. W. Folta
returned to Juneau.
Geo. C. Wakefield and wife
were in town during the week.
Ted Hungerford and Frank
Rozich are in for mail and sup
plies for the Hungerford camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Preuscliofl
are in town for mail and sup
plies. ..
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.The “Mitkoff” has been getting
a new coat of paint during the
past week.
. .Last Monday morning, during
an unusually high wind, the fire
department was called to the
house occupied by William Joyce
a'nd family and owned by Johr
Holten. A small fire on the roof
was quickly put under control.
The Petersburg Cold Storage
rdant continues to break former
■ecords. Last Monday, 43,000
rounds of king Salmon were tak
■m from the holds of the Mag
nolia and transferred to the
freezers.
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The new gasboat huh which
David Paul has been building for
Johnny Wise, was towed into
town for completion. The new
hull is an excellent, specimen of
one workmanship and is now
-eadv for decking and pilot
house.
The Mary Louise, Capt. Roder
ick Davis of Metlakatla was in
.ort with nine 13 and 14-foot
itrolling boats on her deck. The
boats were for sale. Capt. Davis
left for the trolling grounds on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Maakestad is spending
'ome time at Green Rocks with
the Priscilla Club. The Rever
end is “scouting” around the
kitchen at home and is rapidly
rualifying for a Scout Merit
Radge in cookery.
L. Boytsoff and wife who have
soent several months in and
around Petersburg in an investi
gation of the fur farming indus
try for the Kamchatka Trading
Comoanv of Russia, left for the
States last night on the Admh
al Evans. They will visit first in
Seattle then Idaho and Wiscon
sin. Mr. and Mrs. BoytsofT have
made many friends and ac
quaintances here.
Mr. Wayne Ball and partv
from Wrangell aboard the yacht,
i “Stardust,” spent some time in
inort Wednesday morning, re
turning from a brown bear hunt
ing expedition to Baranof and
ChicagofT Islands. They proudly
exhibit some very large brown
bear skulls, one of which has an
old bullet, hole through both
eides of the lower jaw.
The “Stardust” was recently
completed at the Anderson Boat
Shop at Wrangell, of yellow ce
dar. teak and mahogany thru
out, representing an investment
of approximately forty thousand
dollars and is one of the finest
pleasure craft in Southeast Alas
ka.
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Tom Daine is back in town and
is overseeing the scraping opera
tions at “Curley’s Barber Shop.”
At the regular meeting of the
Town Council, Monday evening,
v ery little business was transact
ed on account of the absence of
j Mayor Ohmer. Properties on
j which the taxes have become de
: linqucnt were ordered sold. The
Idate of sale was set for July 28
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Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hibbs, gas
boat “Katinka” brought in an
{employee of the Pybus Bay can
Jnery for surgical attention. The
man, Munson, unfortunately got
his finger caught in some ma
chinery.
Charles Skeek left for Wran
gell on the Admiral Rogers. He
will visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Bradley.
. .Mrs. N. Nelson and Mrs. M. C.
Johnson were passengers to the
First City, this week.
R. R. McGuire, insurance agent
leturned to Ketchikan this week.
F. E. Walker left for Juneao.
. .Mrs. Peter Lero returned to
Petersburg after a visit in Seat
tle.
. David M<^gnn returned to Pe
tersburg from Pullman, Wash.,
where he has been attending the
Washington State College. He
left Wednesday night for Hoon
ah where he will fish this sum
mer.
. .The “Chance,” Capt. Pat Hol
lywood, is the first of the Ketchi
kan seining fleet to head foi
Icy Straits section. George Davis
an old timer in this section is
Chef on the good ship Chance
and he says you take no chance
with any slumgullian he dishes
out.
. .Mrs. Rude and daughter Betty
joined the doctor at Juneau air
made the round trip to Sitka
Dr. Rude took the medical ex
amination before the medical
board at Juneau.
Dell E Sheriff and Bert Caro
have returned to Juneau.
Edward Pickernell, a Tahola
Quinaelt Indian died in thf
home of his son Lawrence, on
Tuesday morning. Edward wa«
a resident of Wrangell and Pe
tersburg for many years, mar
ring into the Thlinget stock over
thirty years ago. More than 25
years ago. he accidently shot
himself in the chest with a Win
chester rifle. Friends who were
near by rendered first aid. The
methods were crude but heroic
Indian medicines were used and
the wound cleaned out, swabbeu
out describes it better. He war
mote generally known as “Gun
Scar” on account of this acci
dent.
He is survived by his son Law
rence, in Petersburg and three
brothers at Tahola, Wash.
BRIDGES SHOULD BE WIDER
Sometime Saturday night or
very early Sunday morning, Hen
ry Adsero, delivery for Sanitan
Market, lost control of the big
new delivery car and ran off the !
bridge near Hudson’s place on j
the Scow Bay road. The car
dropped some twelve or fourteen
feet and came to rest, roof down
wheels up. Adsero and his pass
enger, Miss Agnes Arness, whom
he was taking to her home in
Scow Bay, were both pinned in
the car until released by passer
by. They were most fortunate
in escnpeing without any seriour
hurt. Miss Arness has been con
fined to her room several days
cn account of shock and bruises
The car has been recovered.
ON HONEYMOON
Arnold Wasvick and Miss Eve
lyn Welde surprised their many
friends in Petersburg by em
barking upon the stormy seas of
matrimony, at Ketchikan during
the past week. The friends of
the young couple wish them hon
voyage.
AN APPRECIATION
I wish to express to the people
of Petersburg and vicinity and
especially to the fur farmers
here, my profound gratitude for
the many kindnesses both to my
self and the Kamchatka Trading
Company whom T represent dur
ing my investigations of the fur
farming industry in Alaska Your
attitude of cooperation will ma
terially aid in cementing the ties
of friendship between my people
and Americans.
- L. Boy Iso IT,
Representing Amtorg Trading
Corporation, Smith Tower, Se
attle, Washington.
TOO MANY DEER
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Deer are so numerous on the
Scow Bay road that Hr. Haugen,
manager of the Wrangell Nar
rows Packing Company, says he
has difficulty getting by them at
night with his car. He hit anoth
er one this week, putting his car
into the ditch, breaking cne light
and smashing a fender.
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Fall and Winter Samples
Suits from $25. up.
Latest model cleaning and
pressing machine
M. A. Missick
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakertad, Pastor
Sunday School at 1C a. m
Morning worship at 11.
A cordial welcome to all.
John Fanning
SHOE STORE
Dealer in
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Best, grade of Shoes Jr.r men.
women and children.
Best Quality Goods
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Store Departments - Oil Stations - Wire
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