Miss Helen L. Byrnes of Los
Angeles, National Field Secretary
of the Woman’s Christian Tem
perance Union, is in Seward en
route to Anchorage and Fair
banks. Miss Byrnes has been tour
ing Alaska in field work since
Hay 24 and will conclude her
work in Juneau August 3.
Miss Byrnes presents a program .
< Christian citizen shin for Com
rmiity groups and will be the
honored guest at a tea given at
the Communitv Church parson
age at 2 o'clock next Tuesday
afternoon to which all ladies of
Shwntd and vicinity are invited.
Miss Byrnes will address this ;
meeting end present a budget '
e: literature offered by the Not
ional W. C. T. U. Publishing
House for use of boys and girls, 1
young people and adults. The
budget consists of Pep choruses,
playlets and pageants, Sunday
school and Club group inspira
tionals, posters, etc. It is not the
object at this meeting to organize
a W. C. T. U. in Seward unless I
the local ladies wish it.
In the past year Miss Byrnes
was in field service in Louisiana, j
Mississippi, Arkansas. Texas. Ill
inois. Iowa, Montana. Idaho. Utah.
Oregon and Washington, thus
giving an interesting angle of
the program of citizenship thru
women’s groups. She will journey
to Texas in September to do pre
liminary work preparatory to the ;
National W. C. T. U. Convention
to be held in Houston during
November.
WORKING 01T GREAT
The traffic count Tuesday was
again highly successful and the
Bureau of Public Roads again
wishes to express their apprecia
tion to the local public for the
hearty cooperation extended the
department counter. Luke El well.
Next week’s count will be made
on Wednesday.
TRIES BUY HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Sol J. Urie have 1
purchased from P. Ogle the resi
dence on Third Avenue between
Washington and Adams. The Uries
have taken possession of their
new home which is a fine five- >
room house and two lots.
'HOTEL SEWARD1
Hot and cold water in
All Rooms
Rooms with or without
Baths
Oscar Dahl
_____
modern con
venience
—at the FRYE
at most moderate
Single—as low a~
Double — as
low as $2.60
rooms Garage
Coffe Shop-Tea
Room. Near to the
Alaska dock.
Ml
S^l^TTLE
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
j 1899—Reciprocity treaty signed
between U. S. and France.
1870—Congress authorized the
issuance of silver certificates.
1870—First through railroad
train from the Pacific reached
New York.
1817—Brigham Young and the
Mormon pioneers reached Salt
Lake.
I860—Congress voted to re-ad
mit Tennessee.
1777—Washington marched to
the south from New Jersey.
1619—Royal decree separated
New Hampshire from Massachu
setts.
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1608—Capt. John Smith set out
I to explore the Susquehanna riv
jer.
ALL RIDS REJECTED
At the special meeting called
by Mayor McMullin for members
of the City Council to consider
bids for installation of an auto
matic stoker and vacumn system
in the Seward school, all three
bids were rejected owing to the
variance of from $600 to $700 be
tween the bids. The matter was
shelved for future consideration.
X- H a k; n
Quality r'lrat.
THE CRUEL NORTH!
Down at the lower end of Ke
nai Lake, at the beautiul home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Towle,
they are eating new potatoes,
new beets, new carrots, new tur
nips and onions, all grown in
their own garden.
EMPLO Y E R S A TTEN TI ON
List your labor wants with us;
we will endeavor to secure for
you the help desired. Phone
Adams 126 or call at the M & W
Club, Seward, Alaska.
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