BROSIUS & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Agont* For— STANDARD MAR INF. ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STAND VRD KID.
FKYE — BRUHN COMPANY,
SEWARD
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Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
Ideas -Free
as*, s\7Wi£ rr‘-~Z
it. rim. M€. »*» Irf A». fc. UmrJt. 9mm
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS
The Moose will hold a regular ses
sion tonight at d o’clock in the littio
A. B.' Hall. * ‘
H. S. Balderston returned on the
train last night after several days in
Anchorage on business.
It. Seifert n* in from Mile 23 am
registered at the Hotel Overland.
W.'A. English is registered at th
Hotel Seward having come in on last
night’s'train * from Anchorage. Mr.
English is here on A. E. C.. business
and will remain - for a week or ten.
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days.
Miss Aldoren Carlson, office mar
axcr of th? Gateway, returned on the
train last niffht after having spent tie
week end with' her parents at An
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DISTILLATE $3.50 p*r case at Grief*
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Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— LIULVCH'S ••
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Lady Torrinpton vaccum sw«p»*rs
at GRABPi . _
for hoy* and girl* at Grief’s.
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KAYO lamp* with shade* $3.50 at
Geqfefa.
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KWtnc Sewing Machine motor* V
Rational W’ater Motor Washers
atjfe L. Graefs.
Ftmkie Eocene and Pearl Oil at
OflNT
ice Creepers and Skate**— (iracf*
Fishermen’* Supplies at Griefs.
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SPLASH LIGHTS and batteries H
J. t*. Graefa.
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
TeL Madsn 146
LET US DO
V YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
jfOB PRINTING
AT THE
* GATEWAY
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
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MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
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NowCarrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Talkeetna, Broad Pass, Nenana and . l: :
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
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Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire. f
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I' J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna. Alaska. •
c ho rage.
William Hammar, from Anchorage,
s registered at the HotelOverJ^nd
J. J. Finnegan h$soelved wp^jj
from Juneau S' other TpfttV
who has witlr jmenmoni^^fur
sc veral tv*: k ‘ h as jfa vP ife xQ
the hospital.
Frank Koycrof* optic
on the train and ffc *|rvest,at-the Ifu.
I tel Overland. ^
Charley CanjcrpngfWor of
'of Cameron's enje, who Sai^bocn at
Anchorage for a week oji tyifriness, r*r:
turned on..last’s trian. ■* ,. V ‘/
The gateway City limited/ rnfftle
good t me over from Anchorage arriv
ing at 6:50 o’clock r‘\ hist night*
limited leaves again Un\otVdW nVOrn-.
- at 8 o’clock Tor Anchorage.
A1 Peel came in. oti the train last
night from Mile^Srfejjfc ^ ...'r; i(
F. E. Been, who has Wn at T \
keetna. cam- ov-r on l*gt night's tr:r’iv
i Train Master €unninpnam^s in m
city today on business having conv
over from Anchorapre on yostcr<*n> s
train. • . . '! • C
Frank Whitney and Nellie Neal bn
purchased a horae at Anchorage an.l
will do freighting from Mile ft to
Whitney mine.
Anchorage, the “windless city”. >•"
been enjoying ; a little 6<h per .jicjuu.
merely for a change; The thernlomtH
er has averaged around 30 degrees ev
i ery night for the past two weeks.
Steamer Admiral Watson, now o..
the way north, will not go to Kodiak
on the present trip but. calls only, at
Seldovia, Halibut Cove'and Port C.ra
ham to the westwart.
Sid Whitford, who was with Grant
Carlson in France, is now in Seward,
and the two have taken apartments
together. .
Randolph Clement, of Oakland, ar
rival on the Alaska, is visiting with
Jimmie Hawkins and will probably re
main in the north the remainder of ta
year.
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DOUGHERTY GIVEN *100
• On motion of Councilman Whittc
more, at the council meeting last night
C'ty, Treasurer Hu?h Dougherty v a'
given $100 for ejitta work in bringing
down and entering the delinquent tar
statements, A warrant was ordered
drawn for the above amount. The iro
tion was adopted by unanimous con
sent-of the counsta those present be
ing Councilmcn Luces Greet McNee.%
Whittc more, and Horner.
Antonio Dort-ro. pioneer merchant
of Skatwav dikt at that p'acc recent
ly of a general breakdown.
COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS ;i
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS 1
In light and heavy A
weight. Come inand
Have A LOOK.
furnished Rooms
" Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
:^ANGILDER BUILDING ir
BOY SCOUTS
M ORGANIZED
: IN SEWARD
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After receiving authority.from the
National Council a Troop of B *
Scouts of America, known as Troop
No^l, of Seward, has been organized
The local officials are:—• - •
D; E. Carter, Scoutmaster.^
Ira. s. Bailey Asst. Scoutmaster.
W. 0. Perry, Chairman Troop Com
mittee.
The Troop Committee is ,Mr. Perjv
Mr. Guy. Mr. McMullen.
The following bovs have qualified
and [become Tenderfoot Scouts;
Paul Guv. Willard Shellhorn. W r
Sam Moyer. Roy Novell, Will
is Pjerrv, George Barger, while Vil
mer CVte*- is a Second Class Scout
hr.v^g b^ioncrod befo»-e coming he»*'_
' cfeorg* G’^st and JW P’l 8trv M0*•' 'T •
*vr«:tnk*n" the tests preparing to b**
come Tendeyfoot:Scoutsr*p—:\r .
\ b« '2 v«ars o' aee ne
fore be can became a Scout He mu?*
“nbyRieabv strong
Monta^v awake. a^H Mora’ V RtttR^fchf
:Ho m^st do a eood t*m dafty. Be.nr*
nrred in m;nd and bodv to do hi* *
M* **M5* s^emo^nov. J£ hp .to;4f
<on#m*:to‘b#-ktrue B"V thoot:•'+
The Troon meets each F"day even ,
f^e basement of the Methodist
Church.
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At the meeting of the counciHaf
ivjrhty the fneAbert of the Sewdrd Vol
UTiteer Fire Department asked for ad
dUional fire fighting apparatus.. Th
request came in the following commu
nication from the Fire Department:
“At a meeting of the Seward Vov
unteer Fire Department held on Jan
urry 14th, the* foliowrng resolution
i’*j»s unanimously adopted: >f; s?.-.:
“Whereas the dangers of fire wool 1.
b*' greatly reduced and the protection
of pronerty much increased by *h ;
P' ssQFS’on yf adequate fire fighting
equipment, and,
“Whereas it is our opinion a^d
b°s°d on experienctr.pf.
ot/'or like municipalities, tfyat.a .chc]^)
ic.vl hose and fire motor truck .
b' mr*st H^noficinl for the accomplish-*
m nt of those purposes, *:?v*:
“Therefore be it resolved that ther
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The pungent ::
richness of pure
Havana tdb&cco,
tempered by time
to arara mildness*
—that’s the
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Lover a Monc^ch
Actual Siam
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Schwabmc!:c? Droa. 0 Ca., lac., So*ttlo, V/a*hin}ton, DistrTiUtoTL
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city council be and it hereby is n
spectfully petitioned for the purchase
of such apparatus."
The communication was signed by
Frederick Broadwell, secretary of tlij
department.
On motion of Councilman Ho n
r* seconded by Councilman Graef, tl.»
fire committee of the council was au
.horized to meet with a com mitt
the firemen and discuss the ma‘-t 1
and report back to the council.
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN
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.. At whatdhe Pioneers are gaing to
do next Saturday n ght. Pionee s
rpwlq, Riyh :and Smith will pe:fo m
an the stringed instiuments. Rich will
give-a-sahiplo of tohaVbuok and wing,
as he used to pull it off on the le\c<
■’it/ftew Orleans. Pioneer Ellsw ) *il.
.viil sing the latest automobile san*.
Everybody is buying it in the states.'*
Pioneer Borgen 'Wtfljdo something, an
\puncement to be made later, take our
word for it, he has something up h.s
sleeve that will atnuse.:you. Pionee j
Noon will sing the “(lays of ‘49 ’ that
will be roiten. Come.on,.let's all t»a
im out", foY he thinks fie can ©mg
Ynd the, feed, Jsjok for ,that, it is go i r ^
o he a wonder,’ and tfite dances, not!
•ng hutbld-tim^ dahces will be allow
•Mlvltb^ waggle being barrer
Pioneers get on the band wagon
-Ymjwem^nt.wLJl start when the can
• '.on g'dos W at'8:3>fc <adv.)
W KAT1I Kit It HI’OUT
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' . the fifllowirijj m the weather rrp»»t
^o^the.Vj Voiif-s'ioitlMig- ni|_7j>Vh> •!(
*ii< niorn’ng:—
SEWARD 12 above Clear, Calm.
Anchorage 20 below, Pt Cloudy i
Light East. j
Chicka’oon 8 above Clear, Calm, j
Matanuska 25 below’, Clear, Ca'r .
Wasilla 30 below, C’ear. Ca*m. :
Talkeetna 30 below*, cloudy, Cakn.'
\\yC: ;H.;Snndmarfier: an attorney of
Anchorage, has moved to Hvder andj
has opened up law offices. Mr. Sund-5
macher went into Dawson in 1897. :j
„ The Nenana News recently issued ;
Odcveloptnortti numbm* of the paper,.-;
hoo^Vnff ^ territory.ahd the Nenana
district in particular.. V
• Harry Kost, /\vho was arrested at
KetchiVnn.'chaVpred with a Watfon
itf the -Mann frd;‘‘wa^foxmd not guilty,
at hi* trial. —
Th<t‘ Ghooitti: rndfaii school at Ca»*rj
cross has received.•: fceVen proats. anu
the manapremeT\t.o.f.Nthfi school will pro
into the rmht-rvs’n/r i)”S?ness. ;j
John T. Heed, ah'expert sent to Hy-f
dr r- bv the administration, has re •-«;
onimended 'that' a wireless stat’o* b'i
erected.-prd will also recommend im£
proved mail service. |!
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U. V. HOBRN A- *p* DAT?m
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBKN. Manager
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Coal, Wood and Ice
General Tranate- * I'houes, Mam 17 and HI
r HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Mar^ules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
KXCI.rSIVk
UIS'IUIUI'TORF
OF
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ALSO
SEWARD ^AifiiiR MONOPGL
hWrtfTE^ »^HAPGULL3 cigars
• H‘ MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
i‘ HEAl^UAKlEKb U iilLE IN SEU AR1>.
HULL V.Aiih M HV.th LIMFANY
jCtlN A. Nt LJ>CN. \ «»naM;r
Ollice ‘Admit Building
\\a>n» » «r, Agelll
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Tty ••
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When it comes to the* hard
“knot v - down - drago itM
ser\ic> that a fisherman
gives hoots, ordinary rubber
can’t e(and up.
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Ait Goodrich “Mi-Press” Rubber Boots and
S!'ocs aren't ordinary. I hey're made in a
vjtr.be’ter .-way—in ONE SOLID PIE< b—and
thev c; n’t. leak or peel.
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One j air will outiast^a wl ole
sea oil of hard service—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on Goodi ich
“Hi-Prc: s” and \ oil’ll ni vcr
be satisfied with anything
else.
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Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.
The City of Goodrich—Akron, O'
113-15 Kinfe Sfreet
Seattle