FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
ALASKA GUIDES
INCORPORATED
Subsidiary of
* ALASKA GLACIER TOURS
ASSOCIATION
Anchorage Seward
Big game hunting expeditions
to all parts of Central and
Southwestern Alaska
Andy Simons, Fie/ld Mgr.
it
PORT OF MISSING MEN
(Thomas J. Cagney, former private
Co. B. 335th M. G. Bn. Address in
May, 1919 was given as 161 Plgrim
Avenue, Worchester, Mass. Any in
formation as to his whereabouts
si ov.ld be communicated to J George
Ostlund, Adjutant, The Amercan Le
gion, Worchester Post No. 5, 29 Pearl
Street, Mail address: P. O. Box 750,
Worchester, Mass.
Don’t miss the snow tonignt.
Schallerer s
Alaska Shop
SPEGIIL TUI BRINGS
IN $30,000 IN FURS
It has remained for ar. Alaskan
fur buyer, I. Koslosky, to set new
standards in purchasing furs for with
his arrival in Seward last evening
from Kenai peninsula with, w’aat is
said to be $30,000 worth of choice
fur, he used as a mode of travel,
airplanes, dog teams, hi3 own feet,
and lastly, hired a special train.
Mr. Koslosky wired into Seward
yesterday afternoon from Moose Pass
for a special train to pick him and
his furs up. The train crew were
summoned and in quick time made
the round-trip. As far ps is kaowr
this marks the first time this has
ever been done in Alaska or else
where.
Mr. Koslosky had previously ship
ped $35,000 worth of furs to Anchor
age by return plane. Both shipments
will probably be sent to the States
tonight. Silver fox are the main
items.
N0M1TI0N IN ORDER
' IT LOCAL POST MEETING
There was a spirited meeting of the
Seward Post, American Legion, held
last evening which was primarily 'held
fcr the purpose of nominating officers
for the ensuing year. Those nominat
ed included the following:
Post Commander, Mr. DuMarce;
Post Adjudant, Chas. Sheldon; Fin
ance Officer, J.,P. Hannon;. 1st Vice
Commander, Wm. Anvig; 2nd Vice
Commander, Mr. Lolais; Chaplain,
Sgt. Campell; Sgt-at-Arms, Harry
Lyons; Historian, Clyde Ellis; Ex
ecutive Committee, -Captain R. R.
Guthrie, Oscar Dahl, Tom Osbb. ,
Upon regular motion it was moved
and seconded that the Post hereafter
hold meeting* every second and
fourth Tuesday in every month at 6
o'clock in the Seward Grill.
REMEMBER THE MAINE!
It is particularly requested that all
the fortunate ones this evening who
drag down one of the many hand
some and pratical prizes at the mask
ball, be sure and give their name for
the entire list of names is to be pub
lished as in the days of old.
The S. S. Alaska, which arrived in
port this morning from the South,
was due to get underway for Halibut
Cove at a late hour this afternoon.
CHURCH SERVICES
Owing to the services at ths local
Eriscopal church Sunday morning
there* will be no morning service? at
the Seward Community church. There
will be evening services though at
7 o’clock; and Rev. Mr. Kent will
deliver the sermon.
Our Sunday school will be hf-11
Sunday at the usual hour, which is
12-45 p. m. We urge a full attend
ance of the members of the Sunday
school. Come on this first day or
the New Year, and help us begin the
year right, and endeavor to make it
the best since the beginning of th
Sunday school.
A cordial invitation is extended ’ rr
all, including visitors who may be
in the city, to attend these services.
THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM
Minister.
Join Urbach’s circulating library.
Fifteen cents to read a late book.
Chocolate and vaniHa ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop. !