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S E W A K H S N V I* S H 0 T S
Sumner S. Smith* reskhnt engine#
of the mining department of the t om
mission. arrived in S* wa d on the A.a
Classifieds
FOR KI'NT— Furnished houses nn«l
Uahin*. See Dougherty.
FOR SALE OR RENT— Small
house, close to machine shop*. In
quire Crank hro^n. M2tf.
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SKIS at .1. L. GRAFT'S.
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— URBVCITS
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—I.ady Tinrincton varrura sweepers
at GRAEFS
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Sleds for hoys and girls at Graefa.
KAYO lamps with shades $3 30 at
Graefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors si
Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil ^
Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Gratis
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Fishermens Supplies at Gruel's
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
let us no
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
niedu, accompanied by ids wife and
sou. and left for Anchorage on the
train ycMeulay. Mr. Smith did not
b mg back with him that $100,«'M)*j
.mmi washei. tor somebody in bureau
cratic Washington evidently didn’t
a ow \ hat a washer would mean n»
h * common people of Alaska so put
uhe sign of the “nit” upon it.
Miss Susie Guest, who has been
t« nographer in the supply depart
[ m< nt. left on the Alameda for Cor* j
| dov a.
Cal Riosius, pioneer, member of the
m of Rrod us vk N’oon. returned o».
the Alameda aft r a trip of sever’d
•ninths in oth. r Vlaska cities and in
the states. •
C. C. Roo and wife registered at
‘he Hotel Sewa»‘d after arrival on the
Uameda and left for Anchorage on
do train. Mr. Roe will ho connected
vith tlm mining department of the
’oni mission.
I A. Davis and wife registered at
' ’ » Hotel Seward and got away for
* ..ior «*n the train yesterday.
'!*• DjivIs : e nnocted with the Geo*
survey and is bound for Hair
banks.
Mrs. Cora Junkins, formerly ot
S ovard. returned hero on the Alame
da after b*'imr employed for some
>m*' by the Thwaites at Ketchikan.
Mrs. Junkins says there is no p’a-e n
Maska quite like Seward and she is
■Cad to cenv' back home. Mrs. Junkins
:n at the ?e\ton.
I St’om 1 eonard A'mtsen and Ar
thur Husv 'ok. a*e repiste**ed at fbe
frot '1 Sewnrd hav’^ir arrived on the
Vkuv'da. The tb**'e men are to be
'onaorted with the tras boat depart
ment «»f the San Juan company.
Coins X'sson and Oust Xess. e\.
n * check out from the Hotel Sew
•r d today and leave by doq; team for
•he lower Konai.
Duncan l ittle left on the train yes
Ci\ fo»* a visit to Anchorage.
M»s. Maude Gilmour, with the com
G. M. G.
TRUCKS
In Motor Trucks there have been at
' tachments anti notions anil unusual de
signs, now we have the simple G. M. I'.
! If you are seeking a simple economical
j durable truck, look into the‘Line ol
G. M. C.
II. IS. ELLSWORTH, Agent.
Ruick Auto & (>. M. C. Trucks, Ford
Supplies and Tires.
mission who went south to attend ihe
wedding of her daughter, has taken
apartments at the Hotel Seward, hav
ing arrived on th • Alameda.
Joe Con ail h ft on the Alameda far
wetehikan enroute to Prince Rupert
whe'P he expects to dispose of his
•cal estate then return to Seward.
(’apt. C. A. Johnson , in the fishing
business at Cain As Head, returned on
.he Alameda and is registered at the
iotel Seward.
LA Williamson, arrival on the A«a
inedu, is register'd at the Hotel Sex
ton enroute to Akutan, Alaska.
Mrs. M. Robertson, arrival from
Ket’! :!;a?i on the Alameda, is a guest
at the Hotel Sexton.
R. X. Moyer, of the Rank of Alaska
at Anchorage; and U. S. Commission
er David, lb-om the same city, guests
at tlie Sexton for several days, return
ed home yesterday leaving on the
(Sat *way City limited.
1A Wert 1 and William Denore.
f ern LaTouche, are registered at the
Hol d acwanl.
O.'/ar Hart ami R. Ruebens, travel
ing men who have been at the Hotel
Overland for several days, left on the
Alameda for Juneau.
iv. id. i,u\. >n, merchant of Konai,
who has h on in Seward for several
days and stopping at the Hotel Sex
ton. left for Seattle on the Alameda
on a business trip.
The Gateway City limited, after
being held over one day, got out from
the local yards from Anchorage at 8**
*!•*> o’clock yesterday morning with H>0
passengers for the interior.
There were only three days mail on
the steamer Alameda from the states.
J. Lindley Green is representing tno
local Pioneer Igloo at the annual
meeting which is being held at An
chorage today.
J. IJ. Stanton, Schwabachcr Hard
ware repreentative, checked out from
the Hotel Seward and left on yester
day’s train for Anchorage.
F. Mora i, v* .10 has been at the Sit
Study Before Building
When you look through our catalogue of door*, win
dow*. frame*, pla«cr-hoard, roofing, paint, built-in feat
ure*. hardware and panel* you will discover how you
want to fix you' huuie. liny where you w ill, but get
thi* book lir*t. Rovig. 2229 l»t A*. }>.. Seattle. lie*,
ter Millwork. Sash and Door*.”
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
* ALYCE E. ANDERSON
* OF NINILCHIC
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Announces her candidacy for
* the Territorial House of Uepre
* senlatives subject to the Demo*
* cratic primaries in April 1920.
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ka Hot Springs for sometime, and wno
arrived on a recent steamer, checked
out from the Hotel Sward yesterday
and left for his home at Anchorage.
Mrs. L. N. Marklc, arrival on the
Admiral Evans, left on yesterday’s
train for Anchorage.
J. L. Graef’s store is rapidly
attaining a metropolitan appearance.
The partition which formerly separat
ed the sales room from the general
storage room, has been removed and a
mot'll ceiling is now being put in.
Charles Lech nor today started in
stalling a heating plant in the resi
dence of Al. Davis and when the plane
is in working order, regular San Diego
heat will prevail in the summer as
well as the winter.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, April 6th, 1020, the annum
e.cction for city officers and the
school hoard, l'or the Town oi Sow
aid, will b»* held in the Town of Sew
ard; said election polls will bo sit utt
.(I in the Town hall. The polls for saio
aunuai election will bo open from ^
o’clock on u.c n»o.r.*T jf of lins iax
April Cth, 11)20, until 7 o’clock on the
evening of Tuesday, April 6th, 1020.
The following are the officeis to;
he elected at the annual election .n \
Tuesday, April 6th, 1020:
Mayor,
.3 members of the Seward Com
mon Council.
Treasurer.
Municipal Clerk.
City Attorney.
One mombef of the School Hoar*l
a Treasurer.
Dated at Seward, Alaska March
5 th, 1020.
C. A. Estes,
Municipal Clerk.
Of Southwestern Alaska, the heart of the new
ALASKA OIL FIELDS
Reliable and positive information furnished.
Report of weil known geologists and
consulting engineers.
Reports of the U. S. Government Experts.
Write for full information to the
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Seward. Alaska.
N • B. — If going to any of the Alaska Oil Fields,
OUTFIT AT SEWARD
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