SHARr'S STORE SOLD (Cont)
prospector.
In 1915 '-Mr. Sharp
mpved to Anchorage,
then only a tent city
clustered on the mud
flats of Cook Inlet,
For two years he li
ved there working as
a longshoreman and
fishfirman.
It was. In 19l7
that Mr. Sharp first
came *to Ssldovia. For
a number of years he
was engaged in a coal
draying business dur
ing the winter months
and fished during .the
summer season.
Sharp1s Cash Store
opened its doors In
1929, and from that
time until the pre
sent' Mr. Sharp has
been actively engaged
in the management of
his storei '
Mr. Sharp, expres
sed regret at relin
quishing ... the manage
ment • of the store,
and voiced his* appre
ciation \ to his many
customers of the ^aat
17 years•
Mr *..Diamond, new
manager of the store,
said the "business
would be 1 conducted
under its; present
..name* No change in
store personnel is
contemplated at this
t ime • .
Mr* Diamond came
to Seldovia from An
chorage where he was
formerly manager of
the Hawver apart-'
ments.
Mrs. Diamond, now
Outside but who plans
to join her husband
and her daughter, Sl
•inore here soon, for
merly owned Carol*s
Dress Shop in Anchor
age* Frior to the
family*-s move to that
city five years ago,
Mrs.. Diamond was own
er of the .Vbgtie Shop
in Juneau.
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linstedts have
A BABY SON
A son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lindstedt*of this ci
ty in Seldovia hospi
tal at mid-afternoon
last Saturday. The
baby, who weighed
eight pounds, four
ounces, has been na-,
med C ar1 G. Lindstedt!
Jr.
Mr. Lindstedt is
employed by the H. Si'
Young Mercantile Co.,
here. - ;
■vismnG" -'
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WITH US
AT -SELDQVIA HOUSE:
Mr 4 and Mrs• Scheele;
Howard Oarlough, H.
A. Allan, all of Sel
dovtai
AT THE BEACHCOMBER
The guest list of the
Beachcomber Hotel was
not available this
week.
MAN JAILED HERE
Ted Halvorsen was
found guilty of a
charge of assault and
battery by U. S. Com
missioner G. M. Cham
bers this week* He
was sentenced to 30
days in jail and fi
ned $30.
; This was Mr. Hal
ivorsents second of
fense 'on a similar
charge.
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