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CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
Personal & Pertinent
j Miss Gene Daniels left on this morn
ing’s train for Fairbanks.
A1 Blair, guide and big game hunt
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: er, returned Saturday on the S.S. Yu
| kon from Cordova.
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C. A. Shonacker, paper salesman
from Seattle, arrived in Seward Sat
urday night from the south.
J. L. Waller, assistant U. S. district
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attorney, was an arrival in Seward
Saturday from his Anchorage office.
I C. M. B. received another large
shipment of building material on the
S.S. Yukon.
The halibut boat Tina returned to
j port from the banks with 8,000 pounds
, on board.
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The freighter Cordova, of the A. S.
| S. Co., left Latouche on Saturday for
; Ketchikan.
Mrs. W. T. Stewart, w ell known
Valdez resident, arrived in Seward
Saturday and departed last night on
the S.S. Yukon for home.
Mrs. Ed. Wilkegson, Interior resi
dent, who arrived in Seward on Satur
day from Seattle, departed this morn
ing en route to Long.
For A. A. Shonbeck, Ford dealer of
Anchorage, a roadster arrived on the
S.S. Yukon. Chas.^echner is the lo
cal agent for these popular cars.
Mrs. Hary Yago, local regident, is
among those returning to Seward on
the S.S. Alaska which left Seattle
Saturday for the north.
A considerable amount of lumber
came in on the Yukon billed thru to
the McKinley Park Touris: Transpor
tation company.
Two Chandler, seven passenger au
tomobiles, came in on the Yukon.
They go to McKinley Park for the
tourist company at that place.
A Hudson, seven passenger sedan,
was among the cars arriving on the
Yukon. The fine looking motor is bill
ed to the Anchorage Commercial Co.,
of Anchorage.
The halibut schooner, Sumner of Se
attle, Capt. Mingo, arrived in port Sat
urday and departed today for the
fishing banks. The Sumner brought
in about 20,000 pounds.
Another enjoyable dance was held
Saturday night at Odd Fellows hall.
Tho a heavy rain kept many away a
good crowd attended and spent a
pleasant evening.
A Star car, one Dodge Sedan and a
Graham Brothers truck, was discharg
ed from the S.S. Yukon, and goes for
ward today to the Northern Commer
cial company in Fairbanks.
To Galen & Sheldon, former owners
of the Richardson Highway Transpor
tation company, two Studebacker cars,
a phaeton and a coach, are billed. The
cars arrived Saturday on the Yukon.
The Samson Hardware store in
Fairbanks, again received two more
cars. Two Willy’s Knights, a touring
car and a Sedan, came in on the S.S.
Yukon.
The cold storage plant, recently in
stalled in Brown & Hawkins Corp.,
store, is now fully completed and in
working order. All perishables, in
cluding vegetables and butter is kept
in storage.
A Buick touring car and a Buick
coach, leave on today’s freight for
Fairbanks, where they will be deliv- >
ered to Andrew Nerland. Ogle’s gar
age is the local agent for this popu
lar car.
Capt. H. Berger, of the gasboat Ha
zel M, arrived in port from Nuka Bay
to which point he delivered a few .
days ago a cargo of freight and sev
eral passengers. He returned with a
few more miners today.
Roger K. Nelson, well known chef
in the Interior arrived on the boat j
Saturday and departed for Fairbanks
this morning. He will join one of the
many roadhouses in the Fairbanks dis
trict in the capacity of cook.
Prior to the departure of the S.S. j
Yukon last night for the south, the
vessel steamed down to the San Juan
Packing and Fishing company dock i
and loaded a number o fhundreds of
boxes of halibut.
Mrs. E. A. Williams, former local
resident and wife of the popular con
ductor of the Alaska Railroad, arriv
ed in Seward on Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Williams are stopping temporar
ily at the Seward hotel.
HIRSHEYS GO TO HOPE
Mr. and Mrs. John Hirshey, who dis
posed of their Hope mining property
to the Alaska Minerals company, were
among the incoming passengers Satur
day on the S.S. Yukon. Each winter
the Hirsheys return to Seattle re
turning in the spring to this region
to permit Mr. Hirshey an opportunity
to continue prospecting the hills.
They left for Hope this morning
where they will remain over the sum
mer.
VICTORIA EN ROUTE UGANIK
The S S. Alaska, of the Alaska S.S.
Company, stopped at Sawmill Bay
Saturday afternoon, en route to Ugan
ik with cannery crews and supplies.
From Uganik the Victoria returns im
mediately to Seattle from which port
it is scheduled to ail shortly on its
first trip of the season to Nome.
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COUNCIL MEETING TONITE
The Seward Town Council meets
j tonight in regular session.
ALL RIGHT, LET’S GO
i SAN DIEGO, May 16. (IP)—'The
Navy’s Alaska air mapping expedition
! will make three stops when it takes
off here May 24 for Ketchikan. These
will be Frisco, Crescent City, and off
the North coast of Vancouver Island,
where other planes will refuel.
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ONE BORN EVERY MINUTE
LOUISVILLE, May 17. (A3)—More
than two million dollars passed thru
the Pari Mutual betting machines at
the recent derby.
WAR IS OVER
WARSAW, May 17. (/P)—Warsaw
| has settled down to its accustomed
1 calm.
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I CONGREGATION PRAY FIGHTER
SCRANTON, Pa., May 17. (JP)—A j
! congregation of Greek, Catholic and j
Slavish churches in the hard coal dis
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trict, set aside a few minutes from !
the Sunday services to pray for Pete
Latzo, local contender in a fight with
Micky Walker here Saturday night.
WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE
The water will be shut off this eve
ning for a few minutes on First, Sec
ond and Third avenues.
Good program at the Liberty.
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P. O. Box 1105
SEWARD, ALASKA
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