NORTHERN .O.ALOON
E. L. WHITTEMORE. Proprietor
WINER. I IQIJORS AND CIGARS
FOURTH AVE. SEWARD, ALASKA
Stoves and Ranges S™
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET STEEL WORK
JOBBING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY
J. L. GRAFF FOURTH AVENUE. SEWARD. ALASKA
"fHE COMMERCE
FOURTH AVENUE
A (iontloman's Rosort and Club Rooms.
FURNISHED ROOMS
PETERSON &. 3RQWN, Proprietors
Seattle Hardware
Wholesale Dealers In
HARDWARE AND MINING
SUPPLIES
M'A'-'i’l Hirst Avenue
SEATTLE.WASH.
BAY CITY MARKET
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Swift's Premium Hams.Bacon We *hi|* all our stock on the hoof
and fatten on the sweet jrrass of
and Lard constantly on hand the meadows adjacent to Seward
Small & Glasbrenner
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many new
homes building
Attractions here for Home Mak
ers and Business Men
Before winter close* in and the beau
tiful snow covers the town with its
soft mantle of whUenesS, there will
be more hontes in Seward than ever
before.
B,v common consent many home
builders lulve chosen that section of
town reached by west Adams street.
Second and Third avenues north of
Adams street in which to establish
their ‘‘heaven on earth’’ and instal
their household gods.
Adams street being greatly im
proved, nearly all stumps hating been
removed and a sidewalk laid, lias been
one of the attractions which lias
drawn people in that direction
Mr. Sexton's neat and tastily ar
ranged cottage, glistening with white
paint, naturally attracts the home
maker to that vicinity.
Soon the (latewu.N family will have
the addition to their abode completed
and a> it is different in design from
oilier houses, although not in the least
wise pretentious, it will, in a measure,
perform its share toward adding to the
homelike cheerfulness of the neighbor
hood.
Many lots in the locality described
are being cleared and the foundations
are being laid for bouses, which in a
reasonable time will be occupied.
Seward, as a residence town is fast
becoming all that could lx* desired.
Its location is ideal, the scenery
grand and inspiring. There is ju>t
sullicient drainage to cause it ro be
healthful. We have the linest electric
light service to he found anywhere.
Telephones are, or can he placed in
every building at a low rate. The
water system is so far completed that
th >se who are not connected with the
mains can secure their supply from
hydrants.
Take it all in all, the many advant
ages that our town possesses arc
bringing to it tin* proper kind of peo
ple and soon it will be a city of homes
as it is now an important business
center.
A good phonograph for •fo.OO at the
News Stand.
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Mrs. Tecklenburg Entertains
Mrs. Grace Tecklenburg’s birthday
party at Dr. Sleem’s hall last Saturday
night was one of the most successful
social affairs ever given in our pro
grcsssive city. A musical preceeded
the dancing and was very much en
joyed.
Dr. D, II. Sleem’s singing of, "I am
Wearing my Heart Away for Von,"
was received with applause. Mrs. Teck
lenburg gave "‘The Story the Violets
Told.” and was loudly encored but re
fused to favor the audience with an
other song, bowing her thunks for the
appreciation accorded her. Mrs. Sex
ton and Miss Sexton played a beautiful
duet on the piano. The violin and
piano duets were very good and were
listened to with close attention. Miss
Kurt/.’ recitation was received with
great appreciation! Mr. Stewart gave j
a recitation.
The Grand March was led by Mr. and
Mrs. Tecklenburg and dancing con
tinued until midnight when the entire
party adjourned to the Tecklenburg
residence where a delicious supper had
been prepared. The tables were beau
tifully arranged with lovely china,
silver, cut glass and ferns. In this
pure and invigorating atmosphere dis
ease cannot get much foothold, as a
consequence the people of this favored
community always are accompanied
with their appetites and when such
temptations are placed before them
they are, as in this ease, equal to the
emer gency the guests were attracted
to t hose tables as steel to I he magnet.
One of the most pleasing features
of the entire evening was the rendi
tion of several beautiful German airs
by Mrs. Knobner, mother of Mrs.
Tecklenburg —thi- entertaintnent took
place at the family residence, after
supper. •
Brown A Hawkins agent* for Chase
& Sanborn'* high grade eolTee.
Died in Seattle
Mr. Frank Jenkins received the sad
intelligence during the week that his
wife had died recently in Seattle.
Mrs. Jenkins recently underwert
a i operation at one of the hospitals < f
that city for a tumor, and did not sur
vive the shock* Mr. Jenkins has tie
s’ncere sympathy of his friends in hi*
bereavement.
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Seward Telephone Directory
Main 12 Northern Saloon
" 12 Nelson Brothers
•• 22 Seward Gateway
•• 25 It. H. Kemp. Kditor Gateway
•• 22 Dr. Sleem
*• 24 A. G. S. S. Co.
•• 22 l\ S. Marshal
*• 22 li. II. Hildreth, residence
“ 42 Brown & Peterson, saloon
” 42 Carscaden «Nc Mitchell
•• 51 A. C. Co.
5 Alaska Pacific Kxpress Co.
“ 5 A. P. Navigation (O.
•• lo IT. S. Commissioners office
*• 4i Klectric Li^ht iV Power Co.
Sunday School.
Meets everv Sunday at 2 p. to. at
Dr. D. H. Si iems residence,
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