GROMMET REEFER DUE IN SELDOVIA TODAY
CHARLES SHARP
SELLS STORE.
Altar 1Y years ox
operation under the
management of Charles
Sharp, Sharp*s Cash
Store passed into ot
her hands last Satur
day when Oren Diamond
assumed the lease'of
the present buildings
and purchased exist
ing stock.
Mr. Diamond has
been in Seldovia for
the past several
weeks working on in
ventories and final
papers pertinent to
the transaction.
Mr..* Sharp left
Seldovia this noon
for anchorage on his
way Outside. He was
forced to.-give up .his
business because of
ill health, and he
plans to go directly
to the Mayo clinic
for medical _ treat
ment.
Mr. Sharp said he
was not leaving Alas
ka permanently, but
will be back in Sal
dovia by next April,
his health permitt
ing.
An Alaskan for
more than 36 years
now, Mr. Sharp first
came to the territory
in March of 191* when
he settled at Valdez.
He spent five years
RELIEF SHIP BRING ING MEAT^CHEESE, EGGS,
FRESH FRUIT,VEGETABLES TO CITY
1 The Grommet Reefer was expected momentarily
at the Anderson Dock today as The Frontiersman
went to press. Aboard the relief vessel were
supplies desperately needed by local merchants
and the restaurant and bakery.
HAND BIDS IN
BY 5 PM DEC,6
Deadline for the
submission of bids
for the city’s snow
removal work this
winter has been set
at 5 p.m. on the af
ternoon of Dec. 6,
city clerk Bob McNe
aly reminded prospec
tive bidders today.
All bids must be
in Mr. McNealy’s
hands before that
time next Friday.
COUNCIL MEETS
Friday, Dec; 6 is
the date of the next
regular council meet
ing, Mayor‘Simon Jo
sef sen announced this
week. The meeting
will be called to or
der at p.m. in the
couneil chambers.
SCHOOL PARTY
FRIDAY NIGHT
There will he a
school rarty in the
gymnasium of Seldovia
school this Friday
evening, principal J.
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Consigned to Mor
ris & Morris was a
large shipment of a
variety of cheeses, a
good supply of tinned
meats of all kinds,
as well as boned tur
key and chicken in
cans, but no fresh
meat aside from a few «
turkeys•
- Morris & Morris
also received small
shipments' of- canned
goods, spices, condi
ments, etc. Fresh
food destined for the
Morris shelves inclu
aed eggs, butter ana
a variety of fresh *
fruits and veget
ables. Almost the
only candy aboard the
relief ship was in
cluded on the Morris
invoices•
H. S. Young Mer
cantile Company was '
to get a general-line
4f groceries, fresh
fruits and vegetables
and a sizable ship
ment of hams, bacon,
chickens, turkeys,
and meat of all kinds,
a few dry goods items
also were included in
the Young shipment.
Sharp*s Cash Store
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