GAME HEADS BUSY
E. M. Goddard, acting Gam!
Commissioner for the Territory
and Homer W, Jew411, divisions
representative, left for Anchorag<
on the Alaska Limited this morn
ing. It is understood that they are
' interested in the $30,000 beaver
; skin seizure in Seattle recently
’ which is supposed to have had its
[ origin in Cook Inlet waters.
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Graef
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December 22
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March 17 April 14
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July 14 August 18
September 15 October 20
November 17 December 15
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SUB-ZERO WEATHER ,
HIES MIDDLE 1ST
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CHICAGO, Dec., 6, (/P) —-A new '
j cold wave swooped down into the
| Central States from the North- <
| west bringing low temperatures ,
| and frigid prospects the lowest
■ of the season.
It was 18 below zero at Devils I
(Island, North Dakota, The low-'
i est official report came from this ,
! point.
j Minnesota was almost as cold.
It was 14 below at Dulnth and
' 10 below at St. Paul a nd at j
I Moorhead. Two Wisconsin sta
J tions reported below zero marks, j
(By Special Correspondent)
This year the ladies of Unalaska
felt the urge to do something to- j
ward Thanksgiving cheer and
! planned a Thanksgiving dinner for
all the children in the village Nov
ember 25th was the time and the
Methodist Mission was the place.
Forty-three smiling faces present
ed themselves. The guests includ
ed all the day school and Sunday
school children in Unalaska. It was
a matter of regret that the day
was not bright enough to take a
picture of the happy crowd, but it
is not difficult for readers to vis
ualize the scene. We all know how
children enjoy a party, with plenty
of “Good Eats,v such as those la
'dies donated and prepared for the
banquet started off with regularly
'prescribed fruit cocktail, being
"‘Orange in the half shell ”, fol
lowed by quantities of tender, and
I juicy fricassee chicken and won
derfully flavored baked ham; two
kinds of vegetables, cocoa, topped
iof with rice custard pudding, cov
ered with a delicately prepared
sauce and n oth withstanding that
al “compartments” must have al
most reached full capacity there
appeared boxes of crackerjaek for
each child and candy placed very
decoratively in little p u mpkin
shells made by the school children.
Miss Polly Berikoff made the af
ter dinner speech in which she
thanked all the "nice ladies” for
the wonderful dinner htey had
provided for them
Wh>le the expense and work was
shared pretty evenly bv those do
nating th(t dinner, there was
plenty of work connected there
with for each, but it is believed
that those who took part in mak
ing the Thanksgiving real for the
little ones enjoyed the ocsasion
very much. Mr. and Mrs. Arm
strong experienced great satisfacl
tion in being able to provide a
home in which this feast took
j place and to Mrs. Armstrong it
iwaa “one of the happiest dpys”
she has spent in Unalaska. Tf ir
hoped that Rev. and Mrs. Arm
strong will enjoy many similar
occasions of contributing toward
the happiness of the children of
i
Have you heard the “Utah
Trail”? Still popular. SchaUer
er’s Alaska Shop. adv
Professional Cards
Dr. A. D. Haver stock
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Seward General Hospital
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F W. Williamson
IT. S. DEPUTY MINERAL
SURVEYOR
U. S. LAND SURVEYOR
GENERAL SURVEYOR
Seward, Alaska
Inquire Seward Gateway
I'nalaska.
On Thanksgiving Day a dinner
,vas given by Mr. and Mrs- G. R.
hardener, for some of the older j
nen of the vilagc. The guests'
jvere-Chief Yatehmeneff. Mike Tu
iokoff and Mrs. Tutiakoff, Nick
Futiakoff, Eli Makarin, Joe Cha
grin, John S. Serebrenikoff, Speri
.on Serebrenikoff, Eliah Shaposh-1
iikoff.
Turkey, ham. and all the trimm- 1
ngs were much in evidence. Ci- !
1 ».rs were passed around and from
he many “Thank you’s.” and
miles if is believed that the el' •
ort to entertain and make this
List your labor wouils with us,
we will endeavor to secure for
you the help desired. Phone
Adam.-, 128 or call at the M & W
Club, Seward, Alaska.
Thanksgiving memorable, for these
old gentlemen, was much appreci
ated.
Superintendent Abercrombie of
the Anchorage hospital was a vi
sitor in Seward on business and
went back on this morning’s train.
The Seward Gateway comes to us
and it is read and reread then
assed on,’ he said,
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says, “Eat, drink and be merry for tomor
row we die”. But when the hapless morrow
comes, the insouciant philosopher, money
spent, rather wishes he had been a little less
| “merry” and a little more saving.
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