COPPERNOLL TO STATES
United States District Attorney foi
this Division, Wm. D. Co<ppernoll, a
Seward visitor while the.S. S. Alaska
was in port, is going direct South on
the steamer to the States on business
matters. He expects to return North
in February. /..U
FRESH SUPPLY OF STOCK FISH.
SEWARD TRADING COMPANY.
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
Trains Leave
7:30 a.m. Monday and Thursday;
Trains Arrive— •
7:00 p.m. Wednesday and Satur
day.
For any kind of
GENERAL REPAIRING
G. THORKELSON ;
Leave Call at The NORTHERN i
Typewriters and sewing machines •
made as good as new «
tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmrn mmmmm mm
CITY EXPRESS"
Agent for
The American Express Co.
Sample Room in Connection
Baggage Stored
Connection made with all steamers,
trains and hotels.
“We never sleep" Phone Main 122
Harold Painter, Prop.
Successor to Billy Patterson
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Seattle—Mr and Mrs. .S. Fein son,
Mrs. J. Murphy, Edith Schmitt, Wal
ter Osterbeck, Stanley Komedal, Ol
ga Vatila, Ray Vatila, Mary Hepworth,
G. Lionel Whitworth, Mrs. M. Guddes,
A. V. Giffert, Mrs. T. Jewett, S. Bred
die, E. J. Kelioe, Barry Kaom, J. B.
McAllister, E. W. Nisolson, Gus Swan
son, M. E. Nelson, Chris Gravy, P. L.
Warrick, A. P. Stone, Mrs. W. P. Poor,
Mrs. E. D. Stubbens, Mrs. A. P. Stone, |
Elizabeth Stone, Mr. and Mrs. John
Nelson, Ed Erickson, Mike Ersey, Mrs.
Parkin, Mrs. A. Nerland, Mrs. Tlios.
McClain, Carl N. Nelson, Julius Shof
frok, J. L. Tobin, H. Lipson, M. Hel
mick, T. C. Dzsline, Richard Cox, Jo*
Ronens, J. E. White, Harry Waik.
Latouche—Albert Guzik. S. Wal
stedt.
Cordova—J. A. Colkoski, Geo. A.
Dunham.
Juneau—Allen Crane, O. P. Larson,
Chris Beck.
VaJdez—C. A. Nelson.
WE DELIVER ANY TIME OF DAY
JYOU WISH. FRYE-BRUHN CO.
WHITWORTH PURCHASES
MORE GROUND MUM
Having purchased additional ground
on Engineer, near Fairbanks, G. Lionel
Whitworth, bead of the Alaska-Whit
worth, Ltd., passed through Sew
ard enroute South following a three
weeks inspection of his Interior prop
erties. He contemplates putting a boat
on Engineer Creek next spring, he said
but it is doubtful if the dredge would
be in operation until 1928. His ulti
mate plans call for two boats on this
creek.
The Fish Creek project is progress
ing satisfactorily and next year should
see the company operating on a pro
fitable basis. Mr. Whitworth, is going
direct to London from Alaska.
BRIDGE TAKING SHAPE
The preeliminary work of construct
ing the three new bridges on the Sew'
ard-Kenai lake highway, is well un
der way, reports Contractor Keil and
it is hoped pile driving work will be
gin this week. The first biddge work
is at Mile 3 1-4.
. HEARING CONTINUED
The hearing of James E. Ryder, for
mer city clerk of Fairbanks, who was
recently arrested on a charge of em.
bezzlement preferred by the Fairbanks
City Council, has been continued un
til such a time a futher audit of the
books have been completed.
V. W. Hickman, former resident of
Seward "who returned from Chicago
Friday, left today for Anchrage.
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Cleaning and Pressing
Ladies’ Work a Specialty
Phone Adams 120 Shoe Shining
WM. SLEDGE, Prop.
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! ARON ERICSON
Signs Wall Paper
PAINTER & DECORATOR
j For Electrical Work
; CALL TOM OSBO
• Residence—Madison 123
IT THE HOTELS
SEWARD
L. Koslosky, Blankenship; E. W.
Barnett, O. E. Harrington, Chas Mi
hoky, Robert Carlson, M. Erstad,
Juneau; N. C. Kelly, V. W. Hickman,
Swern Lind, John Svedeen, Mrs. R. C.
Laudermilch, Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Kerin, Seldovia.
VAN GILDER
Mrs. E. Oldtin, H. Horn, Mrs. H. .
A. Clarke, Ruby; George Kennedy,
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Stacer, Ed Jone3,
| Juneau; Mrs. C. F. Crawford.
t OVERLAND
O. Farres, Chas Matheson, Mrs.
Alice Small, J. R. Nadon, Seattle;
George A. Powell.
Xmas boxes free with merchandise
URBACH’S
Al-vra-y*
Chesterfield smokers
dorit change with
the song hits...
Headquarters for
(Sifts
that
Keep on Giving
Toast-Over Toaster
FOR "many years it will be a
beautiful reminder of the giver.
Toasts two large slices at one
time-—and automatically turns
die toast without touching it.
The name Hotpoint is your
guarantee of highest quality.
$6 and $8
Attractively wrapped ready for
Parcel Post if desired.
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
CHURCH SERVICES
Rev. T. P. Graham informs The
Gateway that plans have been per
fected for special Christmas services
it the Seward Community churc"
Sunday morning Dec. 25.
Special Christmas music wPl be j
urnished by the Jesse Lee Home
choir; Mrs. Hatten will give an ap
>ropriate Christmas reading; and the
''rhistmas sermon will be deliverer!
sy the Rev. C. T. Hatten.
This promises a real treat for the
people of Seward. It is a well known
"act that the Jeesse Lee Home choir
nrnifhes music of a most excellent
na’ity; as a public reader Mrs. Hat
m has never been surpassed, and
he always delights her hearers; and
'r. Hatten’s sermons are always Sn
eresting, instructive and helpful.
There should be a. full house at
his special service.
The hour for the service will be 11
. m. Sunday December 25. jb
F. S. Gordon, prominent Alaskan
usiness man who has been Outside
mrchasing spring stocks for his local,
•"’'~nhq 3nd Anchorage stores, was
n board the S. S. Northwestern which
eft Seattle Saturday for Seward.
'EWARD CHAPTER AMERICAN
RED CROSS MEETING
There will be a meeting of the Ssw
rd Chapter American Red Cross hold
ec^mber 12, 1927 in the Fire hall at
n m. At this meeting officers will
elected for the year 1928, the Troas
p" w ll make a report of funds re
-'e', and expended. Also report from
e eh’ rman relative to the success
he recent drive, and all other
necessary to come up before
This is your Red Cross
' d you are requested to «C
interest of the Red Cross la
ss of every one in Seward,
1 ttie interest in the thing
. ■* going on around you, and at
nd.