See those
Diamonds at
George the Jeweler’s
NOTICE
I hereby give notice that from this
date l will not be responsible for any
debts that are contracted by my wite.
Mrs. Lizzie Jenkins.
John Jknkins.
Seward. Alaska, Aug. 29. 191.5.
Serial No. 01574.
ADDITIONAL ENTilY
Under Section 2306 of the Revised Statutes
of the United Suites
ADDL[CATION
United States Land Office. *.
Juneau. Alaska. April £3, 1193 t
Frank It. Peterson, assignee of Kugene Ken*
tie-d and George Armstrong. being entitieil to
•fie bene tits of section V3O0 of the Revised
states of the United States granting additional
;ands to the soldiers and sailors who served in
!h» Rebellion, does hereby apply to enter
Fnited States survey No. 7(»l. situate on right
hank on Naknek river. Rristol bay. district of
Alaska, and more i»articularly described as
follows. to wit: . .
Uoinmencinjr at corner No. 1 on the imht
*ank of the Naknek river, whence corner No.
i. v. .11 bears south 55decrees 45 minutes
west, l.io chains, and corner No. 1. survey .>57.
! ears sout h 58 decrees east. tt.».18 chains, and
lii h |H>ini on river hank bears south 85 decrees
minutes west, and witness corner bears
north 1.58 chains: thence north 50 chains to
corner No. 5: thenee east 10 chains to e >iuei
No. X whence bijrn tniint on river bank bears
south SOdejrrees to minutes west: thence south
* 95 chains to corner No. *1. whence witness
corner bears north 1.50 chains, and corner No.
l survey 557. bears south 45 decrees 55 minutes
fast. 68.54 chains, and smoke stack Naknek
cannery, survey 69, bears south .to decrees 15
minutes west: thence meandering alomr the
'.aiii riu'ht bank of Naknek river, south It de~
..Tee# 55 minutes west. 14.50 chains, to corner
No. l. ami the place of bejrinninjr.
Area 14.98 acres. Variation 55 decrees 06
minutes east.
as additional to the orijnnal homestead entry
of Eugene Kentield No 1656 for lots l and 5
and northeast quarter of northwest quarter
and northwest quarter ofnort beast quur*
tfr of section eighteen. township
thirty-six north. ranjre forty-four west,
containimr one hundred and forty*tlve and
sixtv-four one hundreths (145.64) acres, entered
at Alexandria. Minn.. July 5. 1871: and
;,s additional to the homestead entry of Georjre
Xnnstronjr No. 4490 for forty (40) acres, made
a; Ionia. Michigan, on September 14. 1869.
Notice is hereby jriven that any and all per
sons claiming any iH>rtion of the above des
cribed land are required to file their protest
during the period of publication or thirty
days thereafter, in accordance w ith law. with
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Juneau. Alaska.
FRANK B. PETERSON.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in tin* Seward Gateway, printed at
Seward. Alaska, which 1 hereby designate as
t he newspaper published nearest the land ai>
plicd for in ^uiil application.
C. B. WALKER.
Register. United States Land Olhce.
Juneau. Alaska.
First publication May 15. 1918.
Last publication September 15. 1918
Grandma White's Bear Story
Grandma White tells this bear story
and vouches for its truthfulness: Two
prospectors have a campon Ptarmigan
j creek. While they were away one
j day recently a bear visited their tent,
! ate up everything edible in sight, and
! mussed things up generally, wrecking
ihe meager furnishings, apparently
just for the fun of the thing. Surfeited
with food, bruin looked about for a bed
in which to repose a bit. Seeing a ;
matress hanging by a string from the
ridge pole supporting the tent, the
bear broke tlie string, the mattress
; fell in position on the ground, and the
animal calmly spread itself thereon for
a quiet and undisturbed repose.
Mrs. Isaac Kvans will entertain the
Ladies’ Aid society tomorrow after
noon. Tea will be served.
School will open Monday, much to
| tli|e disgust of the small hoy.
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General Manager Silverman, of the ,
Skecn-Leehner Mining company, and
Frank Ayres, came in last night Iron)
the mine.__ I
The second hearing in the Revelle j
homestead case is on today, U. S. Com
missioner Conroy presiding. Judge >
Morford appears for the claimant and j
Special Agent Lewis acts for the land i
department.
The steamer Northwestern, enroute j
to Seward, sailed from Valdez west- J
ward at noon today. :
Mr. Murphy has just completed the.
making of a beautiful fiddle. Jones, the !
violin expert, says it has a ‘‘sympathy”
tone.__
FOR SALE—Lease and furnishings |
of Vienna * Jafe. Apply at this office, t»
For reliable informal on write Can- j
non, Pioneer hotel, Knik, Alaska, t
Change in bill of fare every day of the week 1
at the Commerce Cafe.
NOTICE. i
Notice is hereby given that any per
son caught using a small car of any
description on the railroad will he 1
I prosecuted to the full extent of the!
law. Alaska Northern Ky. Co.
Herbert Tozier, Supt. 1
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■ \ The Miner
The Hunter
r ~ „ /The Fisherman
I The Prospector
Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention
Local and Long Distance Telephone Service
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MRS. BITTNER’S
BOARDING HOUSE
For a Good Meal
l.aubner Building. Washington Street
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|C. HENNING
Agent for the Famous
fred. Kauffman Clothes
The best of everything in Tailcring
Ladies and Gentlemen's Clothes
1 cleaned, piessed, repaired and altered.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
It is not what we make, but what we save, that
counts. Start your children right by opening a SAVINGS
ACCOUNT for them. It will pay them interest and
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encourage them to save.
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We pay 4 per cent, on Savings and Time Deposits,
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interest payable semi-annually.
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All of the stock of this institution is owned by
residents of Seward. If this. bank has proven beneficial
to you and the community, should we not have your
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patronage.
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