The Anchorage high school basket
ball team arrives in Seward this eve
ning to take on the local high school
lands in a three game series.
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HOT DOGGIES! What a wealth of
fine basketball games are coming up.
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I You read it in The Gateway first.
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First Stop |
| CTfimtotas 19281
| Bank of Seward §
Four per cent paid on savings accounts
Seward, Alaska.
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OVERLAND GRILL
Next to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
Private Boxes
Gabriel Santos ' Proprietor and Chef
BY THE SACK OR CARLOAD
Premier
and mine run coal—Try it
Healy Lump
Nut or mine run
Evan Jones
Lump or mine run
Nanimo
Range coal in ssck or bulk
WOOD, ICE, HAY AND GRAIN
Telephone Main 81, Arcade Building
H. V. Hoben. . A. F. Davis
NORTHERN NOTES
Recent investigations conducted by
tlie geological survey on the Ameri
can side of the international boundary,
in the area surrounding the headwat- '
ers of the Chickamin river, north of
Hyder, disclosed the presence of min
eralized zone similar to th°t on the
Canadian side of the boundary, the
format'on extending at least ten miles
on the American side.
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Extension of the winter trial bevond
Susitna station to Tyonek, important
native settlement on the western
shore of Cook Inlet, is under consider
ation by the Alaska Road Commissiion
Clyde deVol, Wasllla school boy who
broke his arm several weeks ago when
he fell from a horse, is back at his
desk in the Wailla school.
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The Western Alaska Fur Breeders
association has given its indorsement
to the effort which is being made to
extend the Hatch, Adams and Purnell
acts to territories not contiguous to
continental United States.
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Henry M. Chesterman will direct j
the affairs of Anchorage Lodge No.
221, F. & A. M., during the coming
year. He was elected worshipful
master, succeeding Robert S. Bragaw,
jr. He will be assisted in his work
by Robert H. I^omig, who wa3 ad
vanced from the office of junior war
den to senior warden, and by John A.
Bbrges, -who advances from senior •
deacon to junior warden. Winfield
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Ervin, sr., who has served the lodge |
a number of years as treasurer, was.
re-elected to that office, and Sol Sil-'
verman was reeleafced secretary, a
position he has held a number of |
years.
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The 'properties of the Willow Creek
Mines, of which J. L. McAllen is di
recting head, have been closed for the
winter, with a lot of ore in sight. The
mines will be reopened in the spring, j
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John Koval, brother of Mrs. E. E. i
Weschenfelder who stays at Spuhn
island, was killed in an automobile
iccident on November 17 while rid- (
ng to his home in Kensington, Pa.
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Friends of Milo Kelly, former An- <
chorage man, who were considerably
disturbed recently by a report to the
effect that Mr. Kelly had died, will be <
relieved to know that the report is
without foundation. J. Lindley Green,
who was among those who heard the
rumor, received a letter from Mr. Kel
ly last week, under date of November
25, indicating that he was in good
health at the tim*
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Word has been received from Leon
ard Gnu, from Oskosh, Wis. He
writes that he had intended remain
ing in the states until spring but has
changed his plans and will leave for
Wasilla am Christmas. “Alaska for
me," he aays.
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A letter from Ed Dolan, of Ketchi
kan, to his father in Valdez, states
that B 11 Rogers, formerly with the
Signal Corps at Valdez, and who mar
ried after his transfer to Ketchikan,
is the proud father of a son, born re
cently. This is the second addition
1 h's family, the first being a girl.
Harry Selby, also a former Valdez re
s'^cnt, is now in Seattle, but is ex
e' to return to Ketchikan shortly.
Qu: t. formerly of Valdez, and
Ketchikan and Sitka, is also
expected to return to Ketchikan soon.
Xmas boxes free with merchandise
URBACH’S
i he Gateway leads—others follow
A 8well movifc is,on tomgnt.
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
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fading Co. fnc.
Call •
tor
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN YOUR XMAS
PURCHASE. PERHAPS YOU WILL WANT FAN
CY MIXED NUTS, CLUSTER RAISENS, GLACE
FRUITS, DATES, AND ALL THOSE OTHER
“CHRISTMASSY” THINGS; WE HAVE THEM
ALL, ANR REASONABLE, TOO.
Watch this space next week for Christmas food
specials at money saving prices
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, AND CRACKERJACK
Black figs, per pounnd.15
Post toasties, 2 packages..15
Seedless raisens, 2 packages .35
Wellworth berries,1 strawberry, 1 loganberry
ALL THREE FOR.$1. 00
Free delivery anywhere
AGENT FOR DUPONT POWDER, CAPS AND FUSE
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“you tike
THE CUKE”
Plan to purchase your Christmas
Cakes and Breads from our large
and varied assortment.
Fruit Cakes in any size.
Specially prepared Pies
Delicious Cookies
IN THE MEANTIME JOIN THE MANY NOW PARTAKING
DAILY OF OUR WHOLESOME LUNCHES.
Open early and late George W. Saxton, Mgr.
Seward Bakery
\T CHRISTMAS-TIDE your
t°ble can hold none save the
best. For the holidays we have
selected the very best procura
ble which is alwavs our policy;
best, ALWAYS.
PROMPT DELIVERY
C .? us l acking Co.
Cliff Ruscher, M nager. Main 130
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