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Abbey Hardie and Jasmine Ieremia, both from Petersburg, have qualified for the 2018 fall quarter honor roll at Central Washington University in Ellensburg Washington....
December 20, 1918 How about a rousing big box of good things and presents for the boys from Petersburg now in the service at Fort Seward. Many of these boys have no relatives to see that they are remembered and they did their part to win the war as much as the fighters on the battle front. While not in actual danger, they were willing to go and should be remembered. Ladies, men, children, and especially the ladies of the Red Cross: Leave all donations and presents at the Report office where a community Christmas Box will be made ready and...
No papers were published this week in 1918. December 17, 1943 The fame of the Petersburg cook book is really getting around. Recently Dr. R.W. Carr of Ketchikan ordered a number of the books and sent a copy to the editor of the New York Herald-Tribune book department. The editor, May Lamberton Becker, reviewed the cook book in the Tribune book column, and sent a clipping of her review to Dr. Carr, who mailed it to the P.T.A. Says the Tribune review : Dr. R.W.C., Ketchikan, Alaska, sends the Guide one of the best regional cookery books I have se...
No papers were published this week in 1918. December 3, 1943 Two local business houses have changed hands this week. On December 1 Ernie Carter, of Sitka purchased Willie’s Cocktail Bar from Willie Johnson and Martin Olsen. At the same time Mrs. Marie Tenfjord became the new owner of the Sweet Shop, purchasing it from Mrs. Willie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have been in business for seven years and will go south after the holidays. Carter and his wife own Ernie’s Cocktail Bar in Sitka and will take up their residence in Petersburg. Until tak...
Petersburg's Christmas tree was lighted on Friday during the tree lighting ceremony....
November 29, 1918 A Proclamation: Although during the past year Alaska has been stricken with flood, disease and marine disasters; although through war and other calamity there are many sorrowing for dear ones departed; although our Territory has been depleted in population due to the national call to other fields of endeavor, still never have loyal hearts poured forth alike measure of thankfulness for the blessings bestowed upon a nation in the reestablishment of international peace…. thankful that we have found the way to respond to the call...
Gillian's Jolly Jingle Bell Band, an ensemble of the Petersburg High School band, playing Christmas music Friday evening during the tree lighting ceremony....
Frankie Jean Muirabelle Lambert was born to Frank Lambert and Amanda Brandon on Oct. 31, 2018 at the Juneau Family Health and Birth Center. She weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces....
November 22, 1918 The outbreak of Spanish Influenza in Petersburg is practically under control. No new cases have been reported to the health board for the past several days and it is thought there will be no more. The doctors report that at least 800 cases developed here, without a single death, with the exception of five natives and a white man who was brought from an outside point too far gone to be saved. A quarantine station has been established in one of the houses on the prairie where five natives have been quarantined. These cases are...
