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Local Briefs
Anton Noreide left on the Ad
miral Rogers for Juneau.
Frank Preuschoff made a busi
ness trip to Juneau.
Mrs. William Tamaree went to
Wrangell for a short visit.
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Frances: Your Patsy went to
Katheven. Lem.
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John and Henry Adams return
ed to Petersburg from Yakutat.
Dr. Smith and James Allen are
up the Stikeen River hunting
for moose.
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E. S. Hayek and J. B. Heath
\vere southbound passengers on
the Admiral Evans.
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Erik Larson and Andy Morris
son, trollers, came to town from
| Dorn Island during the week.
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I Mrs. Willie Johnson returned]
to her home here Tuesday after I
spending the summer in Europe, j
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Kinberg at the Petersburg Hos
pital, September 16, a son.
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Arnold 'Wasvick returned to
Petersburg from Ketchikan, on
the last Northland.
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T S. Elsemore made a short
trip to Ketchikan, on the good
ship Queen.
Gordon McDonald, who has
been visiting with his family
here the past week, returned to
Ketchikan.
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Dan Sutherland arrived in Ju
neau during the past week. He
: is looking after the heeds of his
I ccnstituncy.
: Billy Gribble is painting up
l the Salvation Army Barracks.
[ For which reason there will be
t no services there Sunday.
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Harlan and Tom Skeek tore out
• the old sidewalk in front of the
' Alaska Cafe and put in a brand
l new one.
I C. T. Gardner, Republican
I nominee for Territorial Senator
! was a southbound passenger on
\ the Alaska.
! M. F. Wilson, Blake, Moffitt
; and Towne representative came
; to town from Juneau via air
\ plane
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i David Phillips and Caspar
: Hollingsta'd left for Kake during
the week. They plan to get in a
winter’s supply of fish and meat.
Roy Jones, Alaska manager of
the Pioneer Airways, was a Pe
tersburg visitor this week, leav
ing for Juneau on the Admiral
Rogers.
Dan Brown after spending a
|couple of weeks in Petersburg
| has decided that it is time for
| him to be getting back to his
beaver colony.
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Mrs. B. Wasvick was a south
bound passenger on the Alaska,
accompanying her daughter Miss
Julia who will attend the Uni
versity of Washington.
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While packing out a large
! buck last Sunday, Frank Rosich
fell, painfully injuring his leg.
Be5ng alone, he abandoned the
deer and endured several hours
of misery crawling to the beach.
Joe Kahklen left for a visit
with friends and relatives in
Kake last week. He plans to go
south very shortly to continue
his vocal studies under Prof.
Cantner of Seattle.
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In the scramble over his notes
last week Ye Reporter overlook -
ed mention of the Klawock or
chestra which furnished the mu
sic for two very enjoyable danc
es. Come again.
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Mr. King, local repreesntative
of the Bureau of Public Roads is
over at Point Agassiz with road
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quipment and a force of men j
utling that roads in that dis
rict in shape for the winter. i
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Pete Behrs is in from Keku i
'traits and is giving Petersburg
he once over.
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Earl Ohmer shipped out on the
Llaska 1 ton of shrimp meat
nd V2 ton of crab meat.
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Drs. Benson and Rude are
iusy this week giving physical
xaminations to the children of j
he public schools.
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The Tanana arrived in port j
yesterday with coal for the Trad •
ng Union.
A. F. Halloway, representative ^
)f the Alaska Weekly published:
n Seattle is in town represent- |
ng his company. He was very!
enthusiastic about the discovery ’
3f the Mother Lode in Dawson.;
;tory of which was recently pub- i
iished in that paper.
The needs of local trade are
being taken care of this week by
A. Van Mavrn, R. S. Waltz, Ben
Delzelle, Bert Caro, knights of
the grip.
Malcolm Elliott, president of
the Alaska Road Commission left
last week for Washington on
mattrs pertaining to his duties.
NOTICE
It is hereby ordered by the
Board of Health that children
with mumps must be excluded
from school and other public
places and isolated until the
swelling of the glands has dis
appeared or at least twenty-one
days after the onset of the dis
ease. Other children in the same
home where patient is so isolat
jed may attend school provided
they are kept from coming in
contact with the patient. Any
|one found disregarding this or
der will be quarantined.
—By order of the Board oi
Health.
HOME LAUNDRY: Prices reas
onable, careful work. Mrs.
Ann Dunkelberger.
FOUND: Purse containing somt
change. Call at Alaskan office
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FOUND: —A purse containing
currency. Owner may redeem
it by proving property and pay
ing for this ad. Call at Alaskan
office.
FOR SALE: GASBOAT 37x10—
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Sterling engine 15 h.p. Boat and
engine in good condition priced
$800 for cash.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad. Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning Worship at 11.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamare
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday ..7:30 p.m.
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RETRENCHMENT
In line with the general re
;renchment policy being carried "%
Dut and quite manifest through- ,
3ut the rail belt, The Gateway:
rnnounces similar cuts. The of- i
Ilice cat was heaved out yester-j
lay with no notice what-so-ever, |
and a can was tied to the dog’s j,
tail.—Seward Gateway.
Which leads us to remark that i
’tisn’t all shops that have catty i1
tats to throw out or bologna'
stufflns’ to go to waist.
Charley Parks went deer hunt- j
ing Sunday and got nothing but
a bad cold. He has been tied
down at home since. His Devil,
who went along with him, came j
back with nothing but bruises |
and sore muscles. They did not j
do much this time but they will!
give ’em L next time.
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Saturday
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Ann Codec end trank Orth in a Vitaphone Ccmcdy
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Leading Tenor With The Chicago Civic Opera Co.
H'i/t Mahoney
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