“If it’s from Teck’s, it’s the best”
SEWARD TRADING CO.
TELEPHONE MAIN 135
For Prompt Delivery
I
| Seward Drug Co.
77te Drag Stan
* A complete and up to date stock of Drugs,
Patent Medicines, Toilet Requisites, Box
Stationery, Candies, Cameras and Films,
Phonographs and Records, Tablets and
School Supplies, Cigars and Tobaccos
BECK & WHITE
High Grade Line of
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, ft
CANDIES
FINEST BILLIARD HALL IN ALASKA
A complete fine of groceries
Fresh vegetables received each week
Phone Main 34
p. c. McMullen
Prompt Deliveries
CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
PERSONIL FHUMPRS
Miss Berier and Miss Hoffman are
house guest* of Mrs. T. P. Graham.
All maintenance crews for the Al
aska Railroad will be scattered alone
the right-of-way by the end of this
; month.
Progress on the new quarters for
the Seward Steam Laundry is pro
ceeding slowly hut very efficiently
Plumbers, painters, carpenters and ce
ment workers are still on The job
which is nearing an end.
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Jack Smith and Alex Kasanek. Xn
ka Bay mining men, who recently re
turned from Latouohe, are hack In
the camp at work on thelT tunnel.
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Earl Foster, who two year? ago
worked on the News-Miner in Fair
banks as a linotype operator, is now
general manager of the Huntington
Park Daily, near Los Angeles.
Wm. McPhee, oldtimer and a plo
tter of the Territory, who has been in
the States for the last four rears is
now located in San Francisco and is
doing very well, recent Seward ar
rivals report.
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The halibut boat, B. F. M. arrived
in port yesterday with a good cargo
. of fish.
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MISS AENES BLSSEN TO
IEHE FOfl BUIFF SOM
Miss Agnes Olssen, until the pas:
week employed as waitress at Fi-sb
j er’s Cafe, departs the latter part of
this month for Bluff f*0 m >s no~ h
of Nome, where she has see ded a po
sition with a mining comp:. - ;
present plans for making trip is
to proceed to Nenana. then -e dovt
river to St.. Michael. hn: it is quire
possible she may make steamer con
nections out of this port for Nome.
SNOW HALTS ERECTION V LL
The«nill tor the Nuka Ba- 'Mining
Company has beer hauled up To* tim
ber line, Seward arrivals report, bat
on account ot sncnpr^onditions c&n&ot
be moved to the plant sfte far a tew
I Neehs yet. Cabins are heinc oonstrac
ted at timber line and all e$u.pn>ent
and supplies being hauled n; from the
beach.
FRANK WOOD IN FF SCO
Frank Wood, former ass.-?:ant cash
ier of the First National Bank of
Fairbanks, is now night xr n&ger of
the Liberty bank in Sar. ^Tranciseo
according to late arrivals it Seward.
Mr. Wood recently featured in a rob
bery of the bank when a thief made
away with a few thousand dollars
Good program at the Liberty.
MOT HUTS HI
ii eoor see urns
The Wfttt mAmbmk liTwrt?* i
and Tatoosk ft |K4t test wtpW
from the Hark* V*& hrinpinr ia paed
size catches The MsTruerim, OHpk. ■
Fritz, hroo#rfc: i» 7 .PH* awi th*
Tatoosh. Cap". Chriss Hart imam. Thr^t
in 1(».AW' pwro€s The 1*
a Canadian HiU and this is her fr*s: 1
trip into port this MBtaoa. The Te
toosh aras in pm once before A is
spring Both aeswfc are pe-ontfin ;nr
at the Som-ard Trad tap Co.
HUB'S HFE Tl m
ATmoor r'pinra' it mad*- tel Tom
Walker arifi o^er kit reenjamaK, «*
Sifc-o’-daj- Hr iraJke- k- hwc %■*
for tome weeks iwsr «mntaiiriH| ike
former bewary l«rl«r lees ski* unt kas
made a aery a®OmeS3*e dm tag- ream
off ft. A iHSCk OWBCTO' TOT* «ff fTO*
ike malt ernaree arr *e ike si£e
miH lie tables. The range kas kw*
placed at tke ere off ike eoearee are
tke back bar aril be ample ft, s3*e re
take care off ike homemade fmsrrres.
poddrccs arc eerek* ware. A
sized stock room lead* offf from ike
rear off ike ticker Here also. it
the bakery
A*ti20K*'S -«E-WEV
R\AiED E> **$■*-€• WOVEN
There are ‘‘she-areoier*' as areT. as
“he-tner" la Arixara. partk*Bter:y the
pan of that stare wh*h senes as a
backrrotrnc far HlerrM>a!0«T*5-Way
er’s "The Great T»:vide.~ arbx*h is
sbowine at the L.ibeny thee *er tor the
last time ronirto.
This twe^ "table arc px,tc'^»s<n?e
country is the home off the Hap Tatfi
aus arc tu this tribe is see* a reversal
of the Oaocsstisr ©nacevcrio* of thlaps
wherein women are reearcefi as the
“pen iter sea " T© the Hopi there Is
nothitap strarpe It the She* the: the
aoffi«t buDc the hemes arc the wt
weave the arcane* h pr-meata, fcait the
seethes arc Mkar other s*»oaJtei
femihire tvmpa: >e*a
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from Vets. Bar wfcfc ffewr ipMs^papp-^
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1c tbe employe «f tb© Vet* Bar Vtfr
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for medics. *:r«5tio*i. Mr*. Holl«y te
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Rolfe.
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WILL BE OPEN TO
THE PUBLIC SATURDAY
Formerly the Beauty PsrW Location
REGULAR DINNER AND SHORT ORDERS
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