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“ 0 L I) W IVES
F 0 R X E W ”
CECIL B. ReMILl.E Six
Reel Production.
Following the hook ol the
same name hy Rupert Hugh
es. In an all Star Cast. One
of the Best we have had for
weeks. With an underlying
current that will strike home
to many who see the picture.
Adnt. Children .15 Adults ..‘55
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THE AI<ASKA
WEEKLY POST
Issued everv Saturday. !.-•
just the condensed edition
of tlu* Daily O.atexvav to
send to your friends who
want to know about Sew
ard. Ten cents a copy. $1.
dO for six months or So a
vear.
THE ALASKA
WEEKLY POST
PLUMBING ANI)
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
( H AS. LECH NEK
Tel. Madsn 146
L. URBACII
HOME OF
Hart Schaitner
& Marx
CLDTilfS
M \SONS NOTK'K
Stated communication of Seward
Podge, No., 21b. F. & A. M.t will be
heM Wednesday. October 1st. S l*. M.
2nd degree.
01. Hugh Dougherty. W. M.
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HISS SOPHKONI \ K VU.AIN K
IS M \KKI KD IN SR VTTLK
The following account ot a marriage !
in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer of j
Sept., 1 JSth. will undoubtedly interest i
many in Seward.
Ihe marriage of Miss Sojihronia ;
P.allaine and Mr. Albert Kalin "Jl>|
solemnized Tuesday evening at the ,
tome of the bride’s parents, Mr. and
M» s. John K. llallaine, 1702 Fifteenth j
avenue northeast, with Uev. H. C.
SA TISfACI ION
\ TWKNTIKTII ( KM l’UY
IhK\ IN I I UN U KS
The Patented Pipccej^ Fi<«nace
Investigate the Furnace that
Heats Through Only One
Register. — Its a Wonder.
More Heat, and Burns a
third Less Fuel.
CALORIC Fsers are Numb
ered among the thousand*,
and the Manufacturers a*
well a* Ourselves. Guaran
tee This Furnace to Give
Satisfaction, or we don’t
want you to keep it.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ QUALITY FIRST ”
THE WINTER WILL
Soon be here.
(JET YOUR ORDER FOR
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE
and Records.
IIORGEVS GROCERY,
Agent.
Territorial Depository
( ity Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van Gi'der Blug. SEWARD. ALASKA
I M O T E l. s e w a r d
i WITH AI LTHF COMFORT OF A HOME
j urES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
! 1. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. V . A. KcNEILLY. Prop
WALL PAPER Mt;\S
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
Samples and Price* oil request. Special attention to ma'J
orders.
; HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
Mason officiating. Tlu* bride was
ciialining in a gov.n ot Ivory satin
and embroidered chiilon, made round
length, over which a veil was worn.
Her bouquet was a shower of brides’
r oses. She was attended by her sis
l< r, \ii Florence Dallam-, who
v ore yellow satin draped in tulle, j
and earth'd an arm bouquet o.° Op
helia roses. Mr. Jack Tolime acted
as groomsman. A ribbon aisle lor
the bridal party was formed by Jer*
told Daliaine, the younger brother
of the bride and Francis Uallaiue, a
cousin. They led the way to an altar ;
m the living room improvised of del
icately shaded autumn foliage and
Dow ers.
Deviating from custom tin* bridal i
music played before the ceremony by
Mi-;s Sallio (’raver- was Mac Dowell’s j
•To a Wild Dose.” A buffet supper
t’ol owed with Mrs. Paul Oarrigan,1
Mrs. W. S. Maris. Mis. F. M. Padel
tord, and Mrs. Cleo King in charge j
of tin* dinning room, assisted by
>orority aisiers of the bridt Vniong
the out-of-town guests were .Mr. and
Mis. (’. C. McCoy and Miss Hazel Kai
i in. relatives of the groom from Port
laud.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalin, are both
l graduates of the L Diversity ol \\ ash
ington and members of Sigma Xi.
! honorary scientific fraternity. Mrs.,
Kalin is a member of Sigma Kappa
i sorority and Mr. Kalin is affiliated
• with Alpha Sigma Phi. The young
couple will be at home after October
l in Pittsburg, Pa.
INTERIOR MINING CAMP
REPORTED VERY QUET
—
The Ruby district is very quiet this
season, according to Abe McKinnon,
! who spent the greater part of the
summer in that locality, superintend
i ing road repair work for the Alaska
road commission. Mr. McKinnon
was a returning passenger on the
steamer Yukon, on route to his home
in Fairbanks, vecer.tly.
There is voiy little mining going
on at present on Tong Creek or any
of the other streams in that locality
which have produced gold in past
seasons. The greatest activity not
ed was on Tong creek, hut the work
being done was as nothing compared
with past seasons.
The Ruby district was hard hit by
the Sophia disaster last fall, many
old-timors of that camp having gon^
down on the steamer. Of those who
are 1'ft. few feel that they are war
ranted in working their claims, be
cause of the excessive cost of provi
sion^ and mining supplies. Tittle of
th»* g ound remaining in the district
will nay to work under present con
ditions.
Shortly before Mr. McKinnon start
ed un river, ho hoard of the discovery
of good nay on Poorman. Six-dolin'
creek will he very much revived as
in one hole, and in another hole the
disco' Orel's claimed to have uncovered
three feet of forty-five cent dirt.
Kill Sargent, an old-timer, of the
Poorman district, is said to own six
claim* dose to the pay, and it is ex
poo ted that prospecting along the
crook wiP he very much revivied as a
veuIt of the discovery.
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( V \RTZ PROPERTY ON
KFSKOKWLM RIVER
TO BE DEVELOPED
The new McKinnon launch, which
reached Wnana several days ago
f -oin Fairbanks, sailed for the lower
Yukon yesterday morning with Tom
McKinnon, (Jeorye Nightengale, Lee
I .amprecht and (leorge (Jravdhahl, •
the destination of the party being I
tin* upper Kuskokwim, where McKin
non is said to have acquired some 1
I rimising quartz properties, says the ;
Nenana News of August 15. None j
of the party would disclose the I oca- j
tion of the properties which they ar * ’
to investigate, beyond admitting that j
they are headed for tin* Kuskokwim :
which is a very large district.
The work, it is understood, is to ;
b( lone under the direction of,
Nightengale, who came to Nenairi
several days ago to engage the men
who will assist in the work to !>•'
done. It is believed that the launch
will go as close to the Kuskokwim a*
possible, on the Yukon side, from
which point the party "ill muah
across country to the scene of then*
labors.
The McKinnon launch was fitted
up at Fairbanks by Karl Slippern and
it has ample accomodations for con
siderable freight and a number of pas
sengers. There is an improvised gal
ley at the stern, behind the engine.
It is not known here how long the
party will be away, or whether or not
Mr. McKinnon will accompany his
hard-rock men to their destination.
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TOWN SITE SI'KVKY PLATS
IN SEWARD MERIDIAN
FILED HIRING MONTH
NOTICE IS MERELY GIVEN that
tlx* following- plats of township sur
veys will he filled in the Juneau land
office on the 20th day of October,
1910. and that on and after the 29th
day of September, the Register will
be prepared to receive applications
and filings for lands therein not af
fected by any government reserv a
tions, under the provisions of the cir
cular- of May 22, 1914:
T. 4 S.. R. 14 VV., Seward Meridian.
See. 18.
T. r> S., R. 12 W., Seward Meridian.
Secs. 1 to 26 inch
T. :> S„ R. 14 W., Seward Meridian.
Secs. 1 to 26 inch
T. 6 S., R. 15 W., Seward Meridian,;
Fractional Sec. 1.
T. 16 N., R. 1 E., Seward Meridian,
Fractional Secs. 17, 20.
FISH QUOTITIONS
SEATTLE. Oct., 1— Fish prices
are as follows: halibut, twenty and one ;
quarter cents; sable, four cents; liny :
and red cod, four cents.
While driving over the Richardson
road recently a party of autoists al* '
most had a collision with a bear. The '
auto kept the road and bruin hit for
the timber.
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NOTICE
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Any person having knowledge of
the whereabouts of John Lockhart,
formerly of Hope, Alaska, please no
tify Geo. Sexton, Seward. 03.
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Andy’s express meets all trains and
learners. Phone 143.
tiiiiiiiiiiiMimMiiiitiiiiminniiiiiiMiiimi
Big Ben Watch & Fob Free with each
Boy’s Suit, during all of September.
B R 0 W N Ac HA W K I N S
“Quality First”
‘SPECIAL SLICKERS’’ $3.00 Ac $3..>0
B R 0 W N Ac II A Vi K I
“Quality First”
LICENSE
Automobile for Hire
SEWARD Al TO SERVICE
Ellsworth- Prop.
Phone Day * . Phone Night
Adams 87 Mndsn 64
Making Quilts? Lambs Wool Bats at
B R O W N Ac HA W K I N S
“Quality First”
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
CROWN GASOLINE $4.08 per case
at Graefs.
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DISTILLATE $3.50 per case at Graefs
♦
FOR SALE— Dining Chairs- Graefs.
Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs.
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FOE SALE— Seward Soda Work**
on easy terms, for full particular* «
write Roy Ashland, 1211- 3rd Avc.
North ; Seattle, Washington. S30.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone. Adams 128.
SYLVIA’S
GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. BAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - GAS ENGINES.