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Curtis R. M or ford
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Donohoe & Dimond
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Office *
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Dr. A. R. Roberts
DENTIST
Dental and Central X-Ray work
Phone MAdison 108—Tecklenberg Bldg.
Dr. H. W. Hyatt
PHYSICIAN—SURGEON
Office* in Teckle nbertr Bide.
Office hoar*: 10 a.tn. to 12 o’clock. 2 j>.m
to 4 p.m.; 6 p.m to 8 p.m.
Phone*: MAin III—Residence. MAditon
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Westward Storm
Drives Grosvold
To Write Verse
A Grosvold of Sand Point was
recently reminded of the following
verses, due to the bad weather Sand
Point and vicinity has been suf
fering this winter:
When the southeaster is a howl
ing
And the breakers to lee are rumb
ling
Their warning through darkness
Then uneasy resting in his
'tobacco chew,
But his hand is steady and his
eye is true;
Steady her, Ole. steady.
The night was a bad one and I
ought to know,
j And Inwald will tell you the same
The snow was murky, and heavy
(the air.
The billows came rolling like in
a great fare,
And Neptune was sure in a
frenzy.
The Captain shouted with hand
to mouth
For Lars to take forward watch,
j And the lines were cut and rud
|der to lee.
I The schooner came round like a
(horse you see.
When rearing and plunging in
madness.
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All eyes were straining through
spray and spume,
For Ocean Cape they were look
ing;
When up went a cry, “Oh God,
don’t you see—
\ There is a long liner heading
j straight for destruction”.
Mr. Grosvold. in writing The
!Gateway, stated that the remain
ling verses could not he found, but
these, he said, were an example of
The terrible wind and biting cold
which visited the community for
over a month.
TOUGH LUCK CARL
Carl Lottsfeldt. the popular
road overseer, made the trip from
Kanatak with dogteam to the
upper Kuskokwim. inspecting
trails and looking after construct
ion of some new shelter cabins.
Carl had 17 of the speediest dogs
that ever traversed the Bristol
Bay region and expected to set a
record for travel that would be
remembered for years to come.
But. alas and alack! There was
not a handful of snow from Ka
natak to Bethel and he could on
ly make from 10 to 20 miles a day
. dragging over bare tundra.
RUN HIM AGAIN
Frank Waskey. first delegate to
Congress from Alaska, is census
enumerator for the Bristol Bay
precinct this winter. He is runn
ing a trap line across Wood River
i Lake, buying and shipping furs
i and also finds time to develop
; his mining properties on the Tit
■; chick. Frank is a rustler.
i JUST RECIEVED, A FRESH
SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
The Alaska Shop
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FOR THIS KIND OF WEATHER.
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AN ALL WOOL STAG AND AN ALL
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WONDERFUL KECEPTION
During the past week iocal
radio owners have commented fre
quently about the exceptional
wonderful reception and particu
larly Saturday night when the
200,000 watt station at Schenecta
dy turned loose with a magnificent
program which came in as clear as
a whistle. The program, from this
station, will be tested for a week
the reception hours in Seward
being from 11 p. m. to 1:30 a- m.
On Thursday the Victrola people
of New York will broadcast a
new program over a national
hookup. Local enthusiasts listen
ii every night to Japan programs
and in another year expect to be
able to speak the language quite
•fluidly.’
The Yukon Airways, which has
had a disastrous career during the
past two years in its airplane oper
ations in Yukon Territory, is not
discouraged from its loss of two
planes in as many years and will
maintain an aerial service during
the current year.
Send Point Items
A. Grosvolcl, merchant at Sand
Point, Alaska, writes The Gateway
that on the morning of February
25 a bad northeast wind set in and
as he says “an awful storm” began.
The mail boats Starr and El Hurd
were at that time trying to land
their respective mails.
Mr. Goldstein.'^rtio recently went
on a fur-buying trip out Westward,
did very well, considering the state
of the fur situation. The blue fox.
were reported as not showing up as
good as they should, but that about
400 had been trapped on Sanak this
past season.
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The cattle a.'so aid fine, consider
ing the fact that no one had been
looking after them Near Herin
reen Bay and Nelson’s Lagoon, the
folks averaged about 50 furs apiece,
but over near Unimak some obtain
ed over 150 fox skins.
The Gateway; the paper with “It”.
PIANO TONER
Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s tuner,
will be here about April 10.
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