FRED’S KITCHEN
(Formerly the Alaska Cafe)
Chef Fred Schrenger, Prop.
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
“Eat With Us and Avoid Indigestion”
CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
‘SUDDEN SERVICE’
Auto Repairs and Marine Work
At Railroad Ave. and Sixth Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
STARR & SPARKS Phone Madison 152
MILK of MAGNESIA
Tooth F>aste
Contains 44 per cent Pure Milk of Magnesia
RECOMMENDED BY DENTISTS
EVERYWHERE
Per Tube, 35c
Seward Drug Co.
(ELWYN SWETMANN)
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Every piece of work absolutely guaranteed
to be finished according to your satisfaction.
Our new laundry prices meets the popular
approval—The most modern, best equipped
laundry in Alaska.
A hand laundry department has been
opened where every piece, when so ordered
will be finished by hand.
ALSO CLEANING AND PRESSING
OF ALL KINDS
Seward Steam Lau
HARRY KAWABE, Prop.
1 DRILLING IN THE
G1IGKAL1D1 FIELD IG
BEGIN HHBJ
CAPT. PETERSON ARRIVES WITH
CREW AND LARGE QUANTITY
OF EQUIPMENT
With the arrival in Seward this
morning of Capt. Ivan Peterson, head
of the Chickaloon oil drilling project,
a small crew of men and considerable
tonnage, active development work on
the company’s properties will begin im
mediately.
A drilling rig already is on the
ground, acpable of going down 3000
feet. Casing and other equipment was
among the freight discharged today.
It is understood ample finances were
obtained during the past winter to in
sure a thorough prospecting of the
field, where encouraging oil indications
have been found.
NORTHERN NOTES
The Nine-Mile roadhouse, Fair
banks district, owned by William: St.
louis, has been leased by Olsen A
Nelson, and is now open for busi
ness.
N. Liaboda. Russian miner who
was reported missing in Juneau last
Week was found dead just outside
the cemetery, death being the re
sult of a self inflicted wound. The
weapon, a 32 calfber automatic pis
tol, was found clutched in the dead
man’s hand.
Graduates of the Cordova high
school this year are: Charlie White.
Cecil Wain. Helen Pratt. Lydia Dy
son, William O’Neill, Harr} Pittman
Word was received in Fairlbanke
from Los Angeles telling off the
death off Mrs. Richard Brown. Mrs.
Brown wife of ‘Waterfront” Brown,
had recently undergone a major op
eration, hut her death was unexpect
ed. She lived in Fairbanks for
many years, and since leaving had
made her home in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon who
have .been vacationing in Florida,
are now in Havana, Cuba. They
plan on leaving for Alaska soon
John Wahlgren returned to Fair
banks last week from the Big Deha
where he has been prospective: or
the last several weeas.
PATTERSON' SUES VURDOCK
The City Transfer entered suit
this morning against Murdock, the
“White Mahatma.” who appeared lo
cally last week and who is now
showing at Anchorage Mr. Patter
son, proprietor of the City Trans
fer stated this morning the suit,
which is in the hands of Attorney
L. V. Ray, has been instituted in an
effort to collect a nominal fee for
hauling the “Mystic’s" baggage. T:
appears Mr. Murdock was under the
impression he was being charged toe
'high a rate for such work. Mr. Pat
terson’s contention is that the charge
was extremely fait.
STORK BRINGS DAUGHTER
An eight and one-half pound gir
was born this morning to Mrs. F.
Horn, wife of the well known can
nery man. Mother and little daugh
ter are -doing splendidly, the attend
ing physician, Dr. Baughman, an
nounces.
CONVICTS TO TEST LAW
ATLANTA. Ga„ (Jp)— Inmates o‘
the penitentiary here are subscribing
to a fund to test the Harison Narcotk
Act. declaring' it will release SOW ac
diets and peddlers.
j Good program at the Liberty.
SEWARD SUNDAY
SERVICES
Services mill he conducted a* the
local Methodist church Sunday as fol
lows:
Sunday School a: I' :?>< a- m
Preach inp service at 11:3S€» a. m
conducted by the "pastor of the church
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Thomas Philip Graham. llrn;ct*-T.
The Norma of Ketchikan halibut
vessel, is still in port. Oapt. Adolf* „
Stemland is the skipper.
The Clara of Seward. Oapt. John
Stemland. brother to Adolph of the
Norma is tied tit a: the city float
The halibut boa: Tina is in por* from
the banks.
•The best in the north.*' The
Seward Weekly Gateway SS.W a
year and worth It.
For Garden anc Flower Seeds See
Brown 4t Hawkins Corporation tf. ,
Fine Leather Purses and Hand Bars
—Schallerer’t Alaska Shop.
Toilet Articles perfumes—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
CLASSIFIED APTERTISWG
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WANTED—®KploTTOBHt tor Espem- i
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eneed waitress. Entxuire P. <0 Box
1045. Seward. Alaska
FOR SALE—Cb«ai. leather- cba:' oak
dresser. table lamp and ca-d ta
ble. G. D Barnett. If
FOR SALE—ISfoot dor Bn n are
Hawkins Corp.
FOR SALE—Three molt t'r-- w;-h
basement arc pump. - room hoes
and woftMhed or. sans- le* lA"s*
ed quarteT mile this c,de of the
sawmill. Will sell chfat’ Elroit
L. A Lund _
I WILL buy my fi-hinc
eues at 3 L. Graeifs.
FOR SALE—The brar
lot ir the Park Enotr
Henninu. the Tailor.
LOST—Gold wrist wet 1
please rerun: toG-a^wsy
FOR SALE—Ltrmbp- ar - buirLap
material of all kinds. CV K Bro
sius Seward. Alaska tf
FISHING R°els Fish ire T: • " x
Stock Salmon E£rs a: P” wn <
Hawkins Corporation tS
WANTED—To Buy Dm r- -t* nurs
will pay St' per pound. Ge~- way tf
GLIDDENS Paints mn and
Lace—J. L. GracCsU
FOR SaLE—New cafe r a* fcl '"'win
suitable for married cour - LTiap
roms attached A barrnrn Eccit’n
at tbe 'Gem. Oafe
PIANO Tuner Com:nr—Dell E Sher
iff. Alaska’s piano nrrer w H be at
tbe Serron Hotel about Ha; ?»' tf
FOR SALE—SAW* feet srmce and
hemlock lumber; Trs ?rt raid.
Will sell all or any part Entire
Tbe Gateway tS.
FOR SALE'—Quarts and place- not
ices. proof or labor Wanks and any
other leca] blanks appTTnp to tbe
Terirrory, at Tbe Gateway office- 1£.
FOR SALE—Subscriptions to Tbe So
ward Weekly or Daily Gateway.
Daily, ^II.W per year; Weekly.
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