MEMBER OF GATEWAY STAY.
VISITED lAnGE NUMBER
I OltMEK Si.WAmJiitS
While down in the states the last
few months, "Sis” Rarmussen had
the pleasure of meeting and visit
ing many former residents of this
city as well as other parts of the
Territory, Especially was this so
in the states of California and
Washington, and one and all asked
her to please convey their best
best wishes to friends up here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Peterson, now
felt. Townsend VVn., are doing
weil and enjoy their change of
residence. Mr. Peterson is a con
tractor and builder in that city
and appears to be prospering.
Their small son recently under
went an operation for a minor ail
ment and is now very well. The |
little daughter is as pretty as a
cl. 11. Their address is 617 Tyler St., j
Port Townsend, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Horn and baby ,
are well and are leaving Seattle
March 30 for Seward. Mr. Horn, a
cannery man, will go Westward,
as usual, for the season.
Captain Lukens, commander of
She U. S. S. survey vessel, Survey
or, and Mrs. Lukens, have been re- j
siding for the past winter at 1520 '
<8th avenue, Seattle. Captain Lu- \
tens exDC-ets to sail for the north
Aonn and devote the summer to ;
charting certain Westward areas, j
L A. Nelson, wife of the
loo'll in a n o per of the Seward Wat,- I
if"- Rnnn'v. and rhildren are all ;
and sen el c her best, reo-ords to I
be,. tnonv Wonrl? bore where she
for rnonv veers
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ww futnvp Thoir settle address
rs aant - Ain d avenue west.
Fred Werel is at Langlev, Wash.,
and getting along fine. He will be
FRYE-BRUHN’S BABY BEEF is ;
nnexceJl<'d.
Jeweler
dealer in watches and »
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CLOCKS, NUGGET JEWELRY. !!
OLD IVORY, CURIOS AND A \
FULI, LINE OF GOODS USU- |
ALLY CARRIED IN AF IRST *
CLASS JEWELRY STORE. I
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Watrhes repaired on short |
notice. •
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Motorship
Discoverer
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I For Hire or Charter
I A special trip to Iliamna will
be made from Seward on
April
| 3. Fur buyers attending the
| Seversen & Bailey fur sale
| at Iliamna Bay will be brot
| back to Seward immediately
i following the completion of
this fur sale.
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| Captain Heinie Berger
j| Seward, Alaska
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: remembered as the partner of H.
R. Rasmussen, when they operated
I the fish boat Seward.
| Mrs. S. L. Colwell is living in
Seattle and is doing very well con
sidering her recent sad loss.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hinds are in
California where Mr. Hinds is a
member of a well known bank.
Mrs. Urbach, mother of the local
ousiness man, a resident of Los
! Angeles for many years, sends her
best regards to all.
The Thwaits expect to leave
Ketchikan soon for the V/estward
vhere Mr. Thwait, formerly in the
nhotography bu mess nere. whi
similar work for cannery concerns.
| Eric Lukas, former local banker,
| ’.ow vice president of the Bank of
Commerce, is very well and would
be happy to have old friends drop
in and see him when in Seattle.
I Mrs. Butts, now residing in Seat
tle, wishes to be remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Me Nal
ly, have returned to Seattle from
Florida and are planning to leave
soon for Seward enroute to Circle
where he will be stationed by the
signal corps. This will be in June,
it is thought.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Boe and fam
ily live at 1835 California street,
Los Angeles and are happy and
contented though at times they
long for the north country. Mr.
Boe owns a half-interest in a gar
age and making good. Their young
est son is with them. The elder is
attending the university at Berk
ley.
"Sis” visited her brother H. R.
nevelop'ug. printing, enlarging
ind cop'mg. Picture frameiug.
CHA? * r at.ASK A SHOP
HAS A HIGH RANK
Statistical data recently compil
ed by the Engineering and Mining
Journal show that courses in min
i :g engineering are ottered at 42
different schools in the United
States. The School of Mines of
the Alaska College is the youngest
of these mining schools yet in
mint of attendance it rank 17oh
on the list whir an enrollment of
fa reaular students.
The kids day, Tuesday April 1,
“April Fool’s Day" is almost here,
thus, this warning: “Watch your
step.”
j ' .th.r brother,a
' ’.cu ’ sfc •ware
visited, and scores of other folk
not so well known here but all of
whom were friends of many who
hove lived in Seward. And every
one seemed to be getting along
remerimblv well, according to in
ca tions.
Thu Ni'jw ooirnpiirt i’oi!T\
il.E PHONOGRAPH is 1 ivovnrii
’OR TONE Avr» VOLUME. Sehnl
erer’s Alaska Shop
Agents for
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Sample Room in Connection
Baggage Stared
Connection made with a”
steamers, trains and hotels
“We never sleep”
Phone Main 122
Harold PainitM.
Successor to BiMv Paterson
Successor ft RIM. »»*'
THE BEST IN SEWARD
UNION CAFE
lEJE
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FOR EASTER
LATEST FLOWERS, HATS, DRESSES
Special Showing
Wednesday to Saturday
TF t BLUE SHOP
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WITH SCHILLING TEA
SATURDAY—while the supply lasts—you
will receive a dainty three-cup Tea Pot FREE with a pound purchase of Schilling Tea. There
are no strings to this offer. Any of the stores listed below have your Tea Pot for you. If you
cannot go to the store, just phone for yours.
A unique design that regularly retails at 50c. Ideal for the many occasions when two
or three cups of tea are served. Fine Japanese Ware in a choice of colors (rich nut brown or
soft olive green).
Remember—SATURDAY ONLY!! at these stores
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
SEWARD TRADING COMPANY
MC MULLEN’S GROCERY
Any one of these stores will refund your money instantly If you
don’t like the Tea — (you keep both the Tea Pot and the Tea).
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