BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION
I am fully equipped to conduct hunt
ing parties of all kinds. Three years
experience as licensed guide. Fine
hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
NICK KRISTENSEN,
False Pass, Alaska.
FRESH MILK AND
CREAM
We ought to drink
some milk each day for
would surely make us
healthy,
and after we get old
and grey our health
would make us wealthy.
SEWARD DAIRY
DUNLAPS GO SOUTH
OMIMTSON
ARE NOT RETURNING
TEN YEARS ACTIVE WORK IN
ALASKA COMPLETED; TAK
ING GOOD VACATION
When Rev. and Mrs. R. V. B. Dun
lav leave Seward tomorrow evening
! for the States on the Admiral Wat
son, they will hid adieu to Alaska
where they have lived and worked
hard for the last ten years. They
have resided for five years in Sew
ard where, until some months ago
Rev. Dunlap was pastor of Methodist
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I Residence—Madison 123
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Mel E. Holben, Prop.
church and also in dupe o' the var
ious districts in this vicinity includ
ing the Coot Inlet country. In his
departure from nhe Territory he
leaves a monument behind, the Slflf.
000 Jesse Lee Home, as « samnle o
practical wrk accomplished. the con
st ruction of ■which, he was respon
sible for. At Nome stands the 'Me
thodist parsonage another building
! constructed by him- and at Nenant
he erected two buildings.
Rev. Dunlap handed in his resjg.
i nation last January, he states,, anc
prior to being assigned t© further do
ties proposes to take a two months
vacation. And in reality, this wj£ In
his first real vacation in 18 years, or
since he left college. He said in leav
ing Alaska be and Mrs. Dunlap have
had a good time and enjoyed the work
time and both have enjoyed the work
which is now accomplished. Three
years of their residence in The Ter
ritory was spent in Nome, one year
in Fairbanks, one year in Douglas and
the remainder of the time in Sewarc
and the Westward.
From Seward they go direct to Ne^
York from which pom tbev expect
to make steamer connecrione for
Porto Rico on Julv 8. A son, Pro
T. E. Dunlap, heads the chemistry
department of the University o:
Porto Rico and tt is their intention
to visit with him for Three weeks
Then back to New York they w ;
go and over to the Philadelphia ex
position. thence to Washington. T> C.
to Chicago. South Dafco* Mor-ar
and last, to Bellingham Wash- whe~r
they will a tend the Puget Sound Con
ference of "Method 1st churches,
which Rev. Dunlap is a member. I': -
til he arrives a: this conference he
is unable to state jus: vherf hi
next pastorate will be.
New Method Cleaners. Call for anc
deliver. Madison K-S.
Brunswick Phonographs and record*
-Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
ALDRICH FALLS FBI
CUFF. UR.! MO
Senator Frank A_ Akltrck d Juneau
was serious injured in a tall over t
cliff on Yagutagra river las; week, ac
cordant to telegraphic advices receiv
ed a few days ag'o by Secretory Karl
Thiele from Strp: Sam nelson of rbe
General Petroleum camp a; Yapatagi.
Beach Jus: how seriously Senator
Aldrich was injured was not learned
by Seward arrivals from tbt south bus:
Saturday.
For ant kind of
GENERAL REPAIRING
G. TBORKELSON
Leave Onli at The NORTHERN
Typewriters ane stewing in«F ne»
made as poor as new
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