B R O SIU S & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS, DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
EKYE — BRUHN COMPANY
S IS W A R I>
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Inspect our Kefrigeralors.
\ssurc Yoursell' of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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Building-In
Stu ij ofth* huiU-inpi*\c« u> our
cauk»«i*. «iU U«ip >»u i» P* l‘»'
int impfovcmrnn on 4 nr* bou c. I
V\ fie to R >U. lR ' •
>. Vittlr. “Hettrr WUlwutk. >4*1*
4«*l lAwrt."
Costs Nothing
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A. Horton . bass stevedore with the
A. K. C.. at Anchorage. arrived on
the train from Cook Inlet ami is re
gistered jit the Motel Sexton.
,|. Johnson, from Anchorage \* »•«
gi stored at the Hotel Overland and
will remain in Seward.
Mrs. >1. Cauj-hnum. from Kov h
kan, who has been visiting in An d tv
eu*'. registered at the Hotel Sewa»t*
hist night and left on the \orthw. -t
era for home.
Sam McPonald. wife anti the litt- »
MePonahrs. h ft on the Northwestern
this afternoon for Seattle.
1UST11.L M'K $3..">0 p-r c i-e at Graefs
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Home of Hart Svhaffner & Marx
clothing— Uill.U H\S
Lady lor ring! oil vaccum sweeper'
at GRAEF*S
sled-* for Vogrs am! |irii at Griff *•
KAYO lamps with shades $3 50 at
Graefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors at
Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washer*
at J. L. Graefs.
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Klaine Eocene and IVarl Oil at
Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Gravis
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fishermens Supplies at Graefs.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
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* HEATING *!
* Sheet Metal Works
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* CHAS. LECHNER 4:
* Tel. Madsn 146
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I LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 1 57
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALA31UTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Tafkectna, Broad Pass, Nenana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made hv letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
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Mrs. Gilmore, and daughter Mao
are passengers on the Northwodci i
for Seattle. ;
H. B. Luuglin arrived on the \h>
thwestern on his way to Anohorag.-.
Mrs. Helen Van Cam pen reg ster
ed at tip* Hotel Overland having a •
• vetl on the Northwestern from Se v *
tie.
K. Armstrong. K. Osborn. F
Tomm, Otto Nelson a.ul E. F. Alin.,
arrivals on the train from Anchorage,,
registered at the Hotel Overland. The;
left for the states on visits on the
Northwestern.
J. M. Clarke registered at the IL»
t* 1 Seward last night from Anchorage
am! left rn the Northwestern for S :i!
th*. M *. Clarke is with the A. E. C.
and is going out on a visit.
M: McCHnton and wife, 1' John
son and M. 11. Malila, all arrival • on
the train from Anchorage, registered
at the Hotel Seward and left foi t!
states on the Northwestern.
L. 0. Nyhet g, with the commission
at Anchorage, is registered at the !Io
tel Sexton having arrived on the
night’s train.
F. L. Hanson, arrival on the No. I -
western, is registered at the H*n •
Seward.
A snow slide up the can von put tV
light service out at 12:20 this mornuT
but the slide cleared and the ligl ts
were on again at 1:0.> o'clock.
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Lieut. James H . McCarron, who
made his headquarters at the Hotel
^ ward lust summer arm prospected
ii the hills, has again enlisted in the
a* my and on Dec. 17th, was at Camp
Meade, expecting to leave within t'vo
or three days for Europe. This is ac
cording to a letter received in the ma:l
today by Gus Borgen.
Lieut. McCarron says: “I am 1 •
in Camp Meade, Maryland, in the En
gineers this time. 1 thought I would
try that branch of the service. At
present l am acting Major in chaigo
of the special platoon of the 24th, the
first, second, third and fourth platoon
of the 25th, overseas replacement
troops composing infantry and eng'n
m MBW——OWE"!
COTTERS
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water j
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
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ccrs.
“The weather is cold, in fact 1 am
coldei here than 1 ever was in Alaska
I have been to Washington and Pas
more several times but 1 do not n't
either. There is something about the?
that a western man does not like. I
would not live in the cast on a '• *
C. lifornia or Alaska for me.
“Give my regards to all inquirin'*
friends and tell them l will probn.hh
be back in Seward by Christmas
11 must stop writing now and get kuk
to quarters as 1 have the wildest I *•
of young men to handle you eve»*
imagine. They are all fighters too
They have all been through tlu* l>V
war and are now going hack. 1 will let
you know mv next location when I g'1
settled over there.’*
$01 DIERS LEAVE ON 'Wt UN
Thirteen soldiers who arrived on tk*
A Imi'al Watson left on the train 4.s*
in or. for Anchorage to join the r
i* »*nder of the company stati mod
tii ere.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT <>J
UN \L ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION.
NO. 60
I PROBATE COURT FOR KEN \
PRECINCT, THIRD JUDICIAL
DIVISION, TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
h> the Matter of the Estate of
<;rSTAVE SKOOG.
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:- 1
T' at H. S. Baldorston, Administrate):
of the Estate of Gustave Skogg, Do
(•• ns(4l, has rendered, presented fe*
fi ial settlement and filed in this court
b ; final report and a petition for fim
distribution herein, and that the Huh
d v of March , A. D., 1920, at 2 P. M.
o'* said day, at the court room of the
n» ove entitled court in Seward, Ken.ai
Precinct, Territory of Alaska, •nr
b n fixed anil appointed as the time
r d place for the settlement of ssn
r «-ount and the hearing of said "('
p rt and said petition, at which time
v id place any person interested in said
c tate may appear and file his exc ”
Cans. in writing, to the said account
a d contest the same.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
V\at said account is for final settle
n »nt, and upon confirmation of tin
s •me. final distribution of said estat*
\ 11 be immediately
Dated This 24th dlv of Decembe
A. D. 1919.
\VM. H. WHITTLESEV,
l uted States Commissioner and F.\
C ficio Judge of Probate for Ken i d
1 ecinct, Third Division, Territory eN
A’ask a.
(Seal)
( VTEWAY 4 Times
1 rst Pub., .Tan., 7, 1920.
1 ist Pub., Jan., 28. 1920.
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The entire coast of Alaska was ir.t
!>\, a sou-wester last night which cor- •
turned off shore until noon today. The
Northwestern reports a hard blow for
,h » past three days, The storm last
night extended from Ketchikan to Un
iska, according to wireless and cable •
reports.
w !•: a v ii i: k it i: r <> it t
'Hu* following i > the weal her rcpml
j for the 24 limns ending al 7 oVTo %?t
Ads morning: -
SEWARD 40, Cloudy, South.
Anchorage 2(>, Pt. Cloudy, SovY-i.
Chickaloon 20, Cloudy, Calm.
Matanuska 24, Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla 24, Cloudy, Calm.
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TRAIN IN AND OUT
The train arrived from Anchorage
iv 1:20 o'clock this morning and starr
• on the return trip to Anchorage at
nd< n today. Yesteday's train struck i
1'de at Mile X2 and passengers hoi/><
ar the track, with section men, a**
tin; rotary was sent back to the An
c!\»rago shops to be repaired. SoitV
from Mile 71, the road was open.
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r<V7l?‘n
:L,u {!f>.y
r '** 1
ts v» Uaa*« a/ • *
W! •, - T>:\ king’s New
L;;c wvy :> nromptly
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CilC'CviS it
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*tt*S n••. ] v«. •*n’t want to be
N ibai -Id oohl or
'-.u, • <*r that new at
lack do.eh i- s • Not " bon
VOi: <•. I • . • !l ; ! ved success
~ ! *. i\ n- ■> New l»ls
•ov*
< , j ' ; • ». croup does
ml o :trd reliever
■ i i a I i t J Is as high
- been—and
ii in popu
;i jo fifty years.
■. , jh« .. ■ a Iiot ’t* at all drug- |
Give is i trial.
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leis’crielier
' . ;.o; 1 iriiiful. always (
SV kelp that
ii.i natives, tiut
tif,\ing. correc- ,
ml lorn bowels
i Dr. King’s New
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•ir ip. they promoff
• ip tbo lazy, tbot
eleanse tbe sys
f’er ami ferment
d ..ve you keen zest :
i lii-iiiihful recre
2oC.
The pungent
richness or pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
Lcccra fuonc 'ch
Astuat Si tv
Clear Havana Ciqar
Z "or 25c cr.J 15c sizes
. Q’J.-'C'X fisc, 2 ' '!* Zjz
^arl kiss . 2 lor 2Sc
JOSE LOVE^A C
TAMPA
..'clwvobacVr Iroc. ~J Zy.t Inc., Seattle, Washington, I : tributorr
H. V. HOBKN A* *'■
ALASKA TRANSFER
3. V. HOBEN, Manaokr
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transt©** •* • Phones, Main 17 and HI
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B t V 0
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ALSO
MONOPOL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Uuilding
Wayne iliue, \geut.
SnWARD ALASKA
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