MC NIECE’S RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNiece, who
have been in the States for some
time, were among the Alaskans
who arrived Saturday 'on board
the Steamer Northwestern from
Seattle. Mr. McNiece is section
foreman at Moraine for the Alas
ka Railroad.
Mrs. Otto Boehm, former Seward
resident, now of Tunnel, returned
home Saturday from the Anchor
age hospital where she recently un
derwent an operation for appendi
citis.
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A number of Seward radio fans
heard the special Alaska program
over KOMO on the night of Novem
ber 21. It consisted of special Alas
ka songs, a talk by Mr. J. R. Heck
man of Ketchikan, gretings to var
ious friends in the North, and
was planned to be of special inter
est to Alaska people.
The Gateway is receipt of a let
ter from the station, Pacific Fruit
& Produce Campany, announcing
they intend to put on a second
KOMO program, Wednesday, De
cember 19 from 9:30 to 10:30 p. m.,
Seattle time, and that they will
quests so far as is possible and will
be glad to respond to special re
appreciate having anyone write
or telegraph their preference in
the way of entertainment
KOMO station was recently
changed wave lengths the new
one being 325.9 meters.
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A reouest has been received for
information concerning the where
abouts of Fred Neumann. He was
last heard of at Chatanika about
two years ago. He is a baker by
trade. Any information about Mr.
Neumann should be sent to the
Governor’s office at Juneau.
E. E. Chamberlin, U. S. Commis
sioner at McCarthy, and local
property owner, departed Satur
day for Cordo after spending
Thanksgiving here with friends.
A SICK MAN
- Mr. and Mrs. Briffith from
Eklutna, passed through Seward
Saturday enroute to the States.
Mr. Briffith, superintendent of the
Bureau of Education industrial
school at Eklutna, is in very poor
health, it was reported.
Sam Godfrey, one of the best
known of Interior mining men,
arrived from Fairbanks Saturday
and left for Seattle, on the S. S.
Northwestern, enroute to his home
in Californ.a.
The Alaska Guides. Inc., have
three spring bear hunting parties
booked already and they will out
fit in Seward, according to word
reaching the Gateway Saturday.
CAN NOW WALK
Earl Ramsay, who attended the
Seward high school last year for a
few months and who was injured
in Fairbanks a few months ago in
an automobile crash, is now able
to get around with the aid of a
cane. His pelvis bone was cracked.
He is under treatment at Anchoi
age.
Don’t overlook hearing
the new “Okeh” records at
Sylvia’s. You’ll be surprised.
That’s the announcement that always causes the genuine
bargain-seeker to prick up his ears and take notice.
WHEN HE FINDS
out that SUITS of two trousers, in quality woolens, and
late styles are offered at
he’s simply going to burn up the road to arrive here in
time for an early selection.
Seward Trading Co., Inc.
Agents for Dupont Powder and Homelite Generators
Mil;
JUDGE CLEGG COES THRU
Judge Cecil Clegg of the Fourth
(Judicial Division who has been on
j the bench at Valdez presiding over
> the recent court term, came in on i
the S. S. Northwestern Saturday j
continuing on to Fairbanks on to- |
day's train. He has called a term :
of court in Fairbanks starting this j
week.
> Mr. and Mrs. Truitt and son re- j
! turned home Saturday from An- j
chorage where they spent Thanks- I
giving.
Mel Holben, proprieter of the
Seward Grill, returned from An
chorage, Saturday.
Sidney Black, Wasilla mining j
man, passed thru Seward Saturday
cn his way to the States for the
| winter.
Four loyal rooters for the Sew
ard basketball team at the An
chorage series came back home
Saturday with the team, the Miss
es Wilson, Sawyer, McRae and
Nash.
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District U. S. Attorney Clyde El
; lis returned to his local headquart
ers Saturday from Valdez where
the recent court term has been
concluded.
COLORED SHEETS AND PILLOW
CASES IN PINK, BLUE, NAVI,
Orchid. All the rage Outside. Ur
bach & Valade.
TIIE ONE AND ONLY
J. Casey MeDannel, proprietor of
the famous Twins Cafe in Anohoi -
age, arrived in Seward Saturday
from Valdez where he served as a
juror during the court session
which came to an end last week
Casey’s name not only is linked
with the early mining days of Ne
vada but likewise with that of An
chorage where he and his splendid
family have resided for years.
The rooters who went to Anchor
age with the local cagers returned
hoarse but happy.
IT IS NOW, TIME TO LAY IN AN
ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF COAL
WITH WINTER FAST APPROACH -
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