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At the P. T. A. meeting held
Wednesday evening in the
School auditorium, William <
Dunkelberger was re-elected
President for the ensuing year
and Mrs. Charles Anderson, vice
president, Miss Bessie Allen, ;
secretary-treasurer.
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The Divisional convention of ]
the P. T. A., will be held in Pe- ■
tersburg beginning April 19th.
The American Legion will hold !
an important business meeting i
next Monday. All members are
urged to be present.
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Mrs. Chris Samuelson and
Mrs. Skei were passengers to
Seattle on the Northland.
Forest Fryer and Mr. and Mrs.
Ellingsen left for Ketchikan on
Sunday. .
Miss Thelma Martens, beauty
specialist, returned on the S. S.
Queen. ..
Arriving on the steamer Red
wood, Sunday, were Supt. and
Mrs. Oscar Nicholson and little
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
O. W. Grandquist, and cannery
crew for the local cannery.
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The American Legion Auxili
ary will meet in social session
with Mrs. Fred Nelson, next
Thursday.
The local fire department
held their regular meeting yes
terday evening and re-elected
Robert Allen as its president,
J. L. McKecknie, vice president,
Lloyd Swanson, secretary, T. S.
Elsemore, treasurer. Ed Nelson
was re-elected Fire Chief and
the drivers, Cliff Roundtree,
chief driver, Claude Roundtree,
C. E. Swanson, Dan Sutphen, as
Mstant drivers.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Beaker, in the Petersburg Hos
pital, a son, Sunday morning.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Karnow
ski, in the Petersburg Hospital,
Saturday night, a son.
Mat Raynor arrived in Peters
burg Sunday with the cannery
crew on the steamer Redwood.
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At the Monday meeting of the
City Council, Chris Gronseth
and Andrew Johnson stepped
aside to make way for the new
ly elected members.
All city employees were em
ployed for the ensuing vear and
the salaries of City Clerk and
operator at Blind Slough raised
$25 a month.
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TALK OF PUBLIC MARKET
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The Commercial Club at its
Wednesday meeting, discussed
the possibility of establishing a
public market place for farm
produce in Petersburg.
No formal action was taken
on the matter but the discus
sion showed an open-minded
attitude on the part of the
members and it is probable that
if the farmers desire such a con
venience some means will be
found to provide it.
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CONSIDER CITY FLOAT
The matter of providing a
municipal float space for ac
commodation of gasboats and a
suitable or available location for
same was considered. Fred Nel
son, C. E. Swanson and C. Claus
en were appointed as a commit
tee to go into the matter fur
ther. .
.. There was some discussion of
possible legislation making it
possible for fox farmers to se
cure title to their lands. No de
finite action taken but it is not
improbable that the next Legis
lature will perhaps be requested
to memorialize Congress in the
interest of the fur farming in
dustry.
..T-I726 sold her fare to Newj‘
England at 8-5%; Thorn, .12891:
to San Juan at 9-6%; .Raven,
300 to San Juan at 9-6%; Ar
cade, 9000, Gjoa, 6500 and Lenor
12000 ran to Rupert.
.. The Mitkoff returned Tuesday
from Rupert where she .sold a
fare of 38,000 at 14.20 and 5. ...
..Mr. Walthur, buyer for .New
England Fish Co., reports a few
king salmon coming into Ket
chikan .steadily in small trips
l»ut none to speak of at Peters
burg.. The weather continues
cold and fishing not so good.
The Rough rider, Capt. Andy
Johnson has delivered a total of
603 barrels of hcrrinb bait.
This bait was caught at Sun
ny Bay by Frank Church of
Wrangel, using the “Diamond
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FILM STAR CAST IN NEW
ROLE
Norma Shearer, Metro-Gold
win-Mayer’s popular and beauti
ful star, has one of the best
roles of her career in “The Last
of Mrs. Cheyney,” a noteworthy
screen adaptation of Frederick
Lonsdale’s famous stage play
showing at The MacGregor thea
tre, Sunday and Monday.
“Alias Jimmy Valentine” is a
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer produc
tion that is a combination of
straight movie and dialoge, also
showing at The MacGregor, to
night and Saturday.
William Haines stars in this
picture adapted from Paul Arm
strongs play of a gentleman safe
cracker, “Alias Jimmy Valen
tine,” first produced in New York
in 1910. Lionel Barrymore and
Karl Dane and Leila Hyams have
prominent supporting roles in ]
this film. j
Basil Rathbone carries the ]
role of nobleman and proves a J
happy choice. This is his debut j
on the vocal screen. He has mag- :
netic personality and a well ]
trained voice. The entire cast i
is of exceptional calibre.
“THE COCOANUTS” AT THE
COLISEUM
“The Cocoanuts,” at The Coli
seum Sunday is said to be the
most elaborate venture ever pre
sented on the screen. It is one of
the unique big features from the
legitimate stage now placed at
the disposal of the films with
the advent of the talking pic
ture. “The Cocoanuts” is the
real thing—a musical comedy,
singing, dancing, laughing—the
Broadway stage success, trans
ferred to the cinema.
Laughs come so fast they’re
always stepping on one anoth
ers heels. “The Cocoanuts” is a
laugh show from beginning to
end. .
Berlin’s music is irristible.. In
addition to the successful songs
and tunes of the original pro
duction, the music master has
introduced a new theme song,
'“When My Dreams Come True,”
and Mary Eaton and Oscar Shaw
sing it.
i • • Lovely girls, costumes to grace
a Ziegfeld revue, sets of gorge
ous richness, more than a hun
dred players in cast and chorus
es, some of the best supporting
actors on Broadway, every item
in the production provided with
lavish generosity and photo
graphed with marvelous effect..
* Harpo and Chico Marx play
*on the harp and piano respect
ively in very pleasing manner.
They are the kind of perform
ers audiences never get enough *
of, and they break off their
laugh-making twists for just a ]
few minutes to add their beauti- j
ful performances to the lavish j
musical program. The “Monkey j
Doodle Dance” is something new f
—startling new—and the clever- j
ly trained chorus gives a smart j
performance. J
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS jj
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J. '
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Maakestad, Pastor *
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PALM SUNDAY: Sunday $
school meets at 10 a. m. Morn- jj
ing Worship at 1 1,sermon by |
the Pastor. :Theme: “A g
Grieved Savior.” Evening ser- g
vice at 8, subject “Noah,” be- c
ing the second of a series in £
study of Bibilieal characters, g
On Maundy Thursday -i; 8 s
p. m., there will be services 8
with ^ Holy Communion. 8
Communitl League will meet g
at the church on Tuesday even- §
ing at 8. Hostesses are Mrs. J. |
Hansetn and Mrs. John Greb- 8
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Doughnuts 30 cents dozen; MAPLE SQUARES 30 cents doz
COOKIES (large) 25 cents; BREAD 10 cents a loaf
LARGE LOAF 15 cents; Two for 25 cents
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Choice Cigars, Tobaccos And Candies
New Tables And Equipment
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