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DIG GAME HUNTS
(Continued from Fase Five)
the Rainy Pass area, via plane,
for a sheep hunt. Guides Earl
Olmstead and Guy Woodell will
be in charge.
Frederick K. Hollander and a
Mr. Booth of New York City, will
hunt in the Chickaloon country,
via pack train, and with Guides
Buster Revelle and George Ballen
ger.
This hunt will be Mr. Hollander’s
j second in Alaska and, having but
recently returned from a big game
hunt in Africa, he lost no time
in arranging his second in the
North.
S. N. Bard, president of the
Bard Company, Chicago railroad
executive, will hunt in the White
River district with Guide Harry
Boydon.
On August 22 from Seattle will
sail Wilton Lloyd Smith, Mrs.
Smith and two daughters, all of
New York City. Mr. Smith, a
leading attorney of that city, will
likewise be making his second
hunt in Alaska. He is reputed to
be a multi-millionaire and, with
the entire family, will fly into
the Rainy Pass country for an ex
tended hunt.
On the same steamer will be
E. E. Gilbert, scientist and engi
neer of the General Electric, New
York; Mrs. Gilbert and a brother
in-law. This party will spend 60
days in the field, with the excep
tion of Mrs. Gilbert, who will re
turn to the States after two weeks
here.
J. E. Dougherty of Pine Forge,
Pa., manager of the Pine Forge
Iron Works, will arrive on the
SS Yukon and will go into the
Chickaloon for a hunt.
The personnel of the remaining
parties will be announced later,
Mr. Gelles said.
The former Gus Peterson Ford
tudor sedan is now at Cooper’s
Landing and is used to take fish
ing parties part of the way to
Russian River.
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Danish Ice Cream you have missed
something good. Sold only at the
Candy Cottage.
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Fresh from the markets and ready for inspection
this week end:
HOME GROWN STRAWBERRIES, CANTELOUPES,
WATER MELONS, CASABAS, PEACHES, SQUASH,
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SEWARD-QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA
FISHING PARTI VISITS
[AWING, RINGER STATION
A fishing party enroute home
from Russian River Sunday eve
ning, stopped in at the Kenai
Lake Ranger Station.
While the boat was moored
there, a group walked down to
La wing where they were shown
the wonderful collection of troph
ies at the Lawing Lodge by Mr.
| and Mrs. William Lawing.
j Members of the party were out
spoken in their praise of the
courteous attention and treatment
shown them on their brief visit
to this “interior wonderland” of
the North.
j Time did not permit a visit to
the big modern Williamson silver
fox ranch, much to the party’s
regret.
SHIPPED THOUSANDS
FEET MOVIES NEW YORK
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thor, geologist and explorer, prior
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P. O. Box 473 — Seward, Aaa.
NUKA BAY TRANS
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MS ROLPH III
Capt. Pete Sather
For Charter or Hire
Leaves Seward 15th and 30th
of each month
: to his departure from Seward,
[shipped 18,000 feet of movies taken
jin Aniakchak crater this summer
(to New York. He was a bit tired
from his latest strenuous Alaska
itour, to say nothing of thousands
| of miles on trains and steamers.
(Father Hubbard has, since Jan
uary 1, mushed 1,600 miles on dog
team, walked 350 miles and flew
4,000 miles.
The “Glacier Priest” is return
ing to the States, stopping at Ju
neau and Victoria, B. C., enroute
to Seatle. He will probably go to
New York in September to arrange
!his tour of illustrated lectures in
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i the Eastern cities.
In January he plans to return to
! the Interior of Alaska and while
here will exhibit his newest films.
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