EARL HERR
WEATHERED IN
AT ANCHORAGE
Earl F. Herr, who
made a short business
trip to anchorage
last weekend, was
still detained in
that city by bad fly
ing weather today.
Mr. Herr had expected
to return to Seldovia
last Saturday.
He hopes to have
definite information
on the available de
livery date of a new
plane for Seldovia
Air Service, upon his
return.
RETURN TO
PORT GRAHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Tabi*s of Port Graham
returned home early
this week. They had
teeu staying in Sel
dcvia for the past
several weeks.
The Tabios made
the trip to Fort Gra
ham aboard the Tilli
es urn.
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LONbSHUKtMtN
TO REPORT
The Anderson Dock
has requested. that
the following long
shoremen report for
duty when the first
steamer, probably the
Lakina, ties up here:
Nick ISlxnit, Joe
Henington, Louis Mc
Meeken, Charles Nel
son, William Nelson,
Gilbert Ollestad,
Harvey Whitley, jit
ney driver, and L. V.
Sommerville, ware
nous eman ._
vismriG-""
aT STLDOVIA HOUSE:
S. •vis ter berg, Hack
ett Island; Mr. and
Mrs. A. Scheele, Red
Mountain; Otto Swan
son, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Pink and son, Mrs. J.
V/. Johnson and daugh
ter, all of Saldovia.
>vT THU BTaCHCOMBHR
Marvin Norman, Dick
anakonak, John I.lalch
off, all of Port Gra
ham; Bob Greenwalt,
city; Harry a. Norman
and wife, Port Gra
ham.
£AT
AI THE
Li n wood Cafe
9 A.M.11P.H.
The winter’s blast on Alaska shores
May dampen the Season’s cheer,
But the Friendship made, through our
year’s trade
To our hearts makes business dear.
Wishing you a Happy New Year, and
three hundred and sixty-five ple
asant days in nineteen hundred and
forty seven. (Strike or No Strike)
mORRIS <fr mORRlS
NEW YEARS DAY
PARTIAL HOLIDAY
FOR MERCHANTS
New Year’s Day
will be a half holi
day for two of the
city’s four mercan
tile stores, and will
be a full day off for
for the other two*
Baltazor’s and the
Seldovia Cash Store
will unlock at noon,
to be open until the
early hours of the
evening •
Morris & Morris
and H* S* Young Mer
cantile Co*, will re
main closed through
out the day*
PINCH HITS
FOR COMMISSIONER
City clerk Bob Mc
Nealy is doing the
necessary paper work
of the Commissioner's
office during the
illness of G. M. Cha
mbers .
Mr. MeNe&1y draws
up needed papers, ta
king them to the hos
pital for Mr. Cham
bers to sign, in or
, der that the office
business can be con
ducted normally.
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ANNOUNCEM ENT
In order to reduce
bookkeeping and over
head expenses, and to
give cash customers a
fairer deal, I am
putting my business
on a cash basis, ef
fective Jan. 1, 1947.
8 ALTA ICR'S