Seward gateway. [volume], October 28, 1904, Image 3

About Seward gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1904-1905

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Local Briefs_
Se.w;t»il News Stand.
tieorge Sohns. of the Seward electric
! ght works, was an out going passeng-;
» r on the Santa Apa.
Mrs. Shaw, mother of Captain Shaw.
tin* Steamer Tyoonie, returned to
Seattle on t he Hut ha.
The Steamer Santa Vna ofthe Alaska
Pacific line ari'vd about >s a. m. on
Thursday and departed for the south at
U p. tu.
A communication from a correspon
dent at the Summit, was crowded out
o: this issue on a count of having been
r -ceived too late.
C. Nordyke arrived from Seattle on
the Santa Ana ami has begun with his
duties as book keej»er for the Tanana
< oust ruction Company.
Snow began falling on last Monday
right, coining ore week earlier than
Iasi \ear. Almut two incites of the beam
\ tu! now covers the groutul.
A ver\ pleasent social was held at
;ne Sunday School room on last Friday
l ght. The scholars, their parents and
tciends had quite an enjoyable time.
Matt Troll, who has been suffering
Coin a paralytic stroke for the past
:onth. says that he will be able to pay
i tie Gateway office a visit next week,
Latest books, magazines and papers
the News Stand.
Gould & t unner have built a l lxH twq
s-ory addition to their bat her shop on
Fourth avenue, This will be used for
the purpose of enlarging their bath
facilities.
Peterson «X Bi own are adding a 20x110
addition to the rear of the Commerce
tos Fourth avenue. This will jjivethem I
additional -jtace for their Kir ami ujubi
1 OOtUS. j
\V, K. Reed, the shoemaker, who car*
l ie- an ad in the Gateway, is building
comfortable shop in the rear of the
t >wn ball, between Fourth and Fith
avenues.
A dance was given at the town hall
cn last Situr ay night in honor of Mr.
Ide. who has the contract for carving
the F. S. mail to Sunrise during the
winter.
Finest line of candies ever brought
this far north at th> New - Stand.
A new Td-hor- power boiler was in-j
stalled at the company's sUw mil! last"
Wednesday. It will he kept in com
mission all the time during the winter.
.1.1,. Graff be lives in addition and ex
Ii •:. and n«*t subtract:»a . He has
enlarged his -tot k of goods and inctvas
v i the sP.e of hi*, space in this paper.
He sure and feat, his display ad.
Profess »r Fihnund S. Meaney. of the 1
Seattle I'nivefsiiy, writes the Gateway j
that he will fun ish historical data for j
this papei durit gtlie winter. Prof, j
Meune i> the Alaska historian, and an:
old friend ot the Gateway scribe.
Mrs. H. Townsend Buckley, mother
of Paul Hu-klc , the successful Prow j
creek mining op • utor, wasa passenger j
on the Bertha, vturning to her home
in Phicago aft rau extended visit with j
her son.
Since the rainfall ceased, and clear
weather came with cold,'crisp evenings,
Seward people have enjoyed the most
lovely sun sets that could be seen in
any part of the world. Old Sol disap
Itearing behind the western mountain
peaks is indeed a gorgeous sight.
Miss Kit tie Bart hoi f. who joined the
Gateway staff recently, is making ex
cellent progre-s in mastering the in
tracacies ot "the art preservative of all
arts." much to the satisfaction of the ;
paper an 1 her many well wishers for j
success in her chosen vocation.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Cecil
Clegg of Valdes, was on the Bertha
enroute to lvooink to attend the hear
ing in a Jap murder case. The killing
was done at Karluk in July, and 20
Japs are held at Kodiak as principals
and witnesses.
All those who desire cast top and
iiottoiu. air tight heaters will do best
by waiting for the arrival of J. F.
tiraef's new stock. All parts of my
stoves are new i.ud before the public
makes its selection be sure to examine
the stove so tha: you will not be de
ceived by purchasing a corroded ar
ticle. 10-2t i
If you must drink, then drink the
best Chase «!t Sanborns coffee at Brown
Hawkins.
Alexis Woche, of Kodiak, has taken
a position with tin* Seward News
Company a* clerk.
James Moore, a pioneer of Seward
and a heavy property owner, returned j
from the outside on the Santa Ana,
and will now remain here perma
nently.
Leave your measure for a suit o J
clothes at Brown & Hawkins. 500 sum* j
pies to choose from.
Fred Irvine left again for Resurrec
tion river on a Moose hunt. He and his i
partner have a camp there and they i
expect to remain until they secure ,
at least one more of these animals.
The "Renowp," the best 5 cent I
cigar made at the News Stand*
P. H Karfstedt has removed hi*
watch making establishment to the j
southeast corner of Third avenue and I
Washington street, where he cap be
found in the future by those desiring
expert work in his line.
The Steamer Bertha of the Alaska
Commercial Company's line arrived in
thi* |H)rt at 9:4.') Saturday evening.
After discharging quite a cargo for lo.
cal merchants, she departed for the
west ward.
Messrs Bart holt \ Collins wereaward
1 tlie contract last Saturday for re-j
moving of stumps and leveling up.
Fourth avenue from the dock to the;
north end of town. They have been
busy with three additional men and
are improving that throughfare won
derfully.
A force of workmin were busy during
the first of the week lining and improv
ing tin* interior of the mess house for,
»)«* Afciska Central- < ■<!fpta\*iWal Com
pany, To see the manner in which H.N. 1
Coleman was driving pails with his.
left hand, one would think it was a 1
rush job.
The finest line of cigars at Hildreth’s
ev< brought to Sew a t’d
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Young had ar-j
runn d to give a farewell dipner in !
honor to Mrs. Grace Teeklenburg on
Thursday evening before she would j
depart for Seattle to spend the winter,
hut.the departure of the steamer for
the 'outh Thursday afternoon deprived !
the party of much of the anticipated
pleasure b\ the absence ot Mrs. Teck
lenharg. Those present besides the'
host and hostess were Mr. Douemus j
and Mr, Stewart, who enjoyed a repast
that could not he excelled down in the j
sta:> >. and certainly was great for,
Alaska. Later in the evening the party j
wer* joined by Mr. and Mrs. George j
Srx!i 'ii. Miss Sexton and Mr. Neil Sex
ton. Games at cards were indulged j
in. fruits and home-made candies were :
serv> d. The party took their leave at j
a la: • hour feeling that Mr. and Mrs. j
Your- have no superiors as enter
tainers.
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Sunday School.
M<every Sunday at 2 p. m. at
Dr. 1). H. Sleems residence,
from Dr. Daggett
l> . C. T. Daggett, who for the pres
ent ' sojourning at Valdez, writes the
editor under date of the 25th instant,
that he is doing a moderate amount of
business in that burg but will return
to Seward soon.
He stated that the Gateway is read
with a great deal of interest by the
people of the glacial city, and enclosed
a card of invitation for the editor and
wife to "Ye lied Barn Dance” on Hal-1
ldwYen night, to be given by the local!
lodge of the Arctic Brotherhood. A
genual invitation is also extended to
the people of Seward.
Roll of Honor
Seward public school, week begin
ning October 20. ending October 27,
MU:
Walter Dakin, Itoy Ashland, Edwin
Lowell, Bernice Dakin, Elmer Her
ning, Arthua Gray, Ester Harvey. Al
bert Workman, Thomas Workman,
Erne Workman.
The enrollment has now reached 2o.
Elmer Rodgers Herning, Martha Eu
lala Berry, John Haskill Berry and
Lewis Alexander Johnston entered
school this week
^There Are Others
But nom* uf them try quite as hard as we do to protect ;
a repptytiun made invaluable through years of experi
ence in Alaska pvt^titting.
()pr stuck large, apd of high grade, so you need
not worpv as to the quality of your winter cache when it
is too late to replace it,
if you should ypqd an order for goods to us, and the •
draft or money order was more than the amount of the
hill we would run he 50 presumptuous as to increase your
order, iiUt would return to you a hank draft for the dif
ference.
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LOUCH, AUGUSTINE 8c CO.
Grocers and Alaska Outfitters
SEATTLE ~ ~ - WASHINGTON
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Kilbourne &. Clarke Co.
m-'.Ai.Kiw jn General Electric Supplies
AVe carry the largest stock north of San Francisco,
,A gents for Gardner Electric Drills.
SEATTLE OpEK l'] SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
815 SECOND AVI). SEATTLE,, WASHINGTON.
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Seward Electric Company
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The following it, the scale of business and residence lights
Business: Residences:
NVrst one Glower, each.. $2..">0 Nerst one Glower, each.. $*1.<H)
iU-eandle power lights, 1 lH-eandle power lights. 1
to 10. each. $2.00 to 4. each . $h";>
10-eamlle power lights. ‘ lo 10-candle power lights, 4
or over, each.. 21.7.') or over, each .$l»>o
A. P. DICKINSON. Mgr.
Alaska Pacific Navigation Company
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND’EXPRESS_
Str. “SANTA CLARA" Sails from Seattle first of each month for Juneau
Sitka, Kayak. V;vk"tat, Valdez, Seward, rook
Inlet and way ports, Sails from Seward for
Valdez, Seattle and way ports about the 12th of
each month.
S.tr "SANTA ANA" Sails from Seattle H»th Qf each month for Juneau.
Sitka. Kayak. Yakutat. Valdez and Seward.
Connects at Valdez with Str. Dora, for Unalaska
and way ports. Sails from Seward for Valdez.
Seattle and way ports about the 28th of each
month.
S.tr “DORA" Sails from Seward for rnuhisku and way ports 27th
of each month. Connecting at Valdez with Str.
Santa Ana.
IJiglit to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved
E.E. CAINE. PRESIDENT. d. F. TROWBRIDGE. GEN'L MGR.
OENERAL OFFICES) 618 FIRST AVE.. SEATTLE. WN,
C. W. MILLER. ASS.T MGR, E- R- GRAY* AGT
VALDEZ. ALASKA, SEWARD. ALASKA
Alaska Commercial Co.
BERTHA
Sails from Seattle via. Juneau. Tenth of each month
Sails from Seward via. Juneau. Twenty-second ot each month.
DUE‘NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF FUTURE SAILING DATES
Passenger Service unexcelled
For Rapid Delivery of Freight and for Passenger Ratosaud Berths!
Apply to
CHARLES E. BROWN, Agt.,
At Brown and Hawkin’s Store.
• SEWARD.ALASKA
San Francisco Office. Seattle Agency, 84 Yesler Way ,
•510 Sansome St. JAMES <’ \RROLL, Seattle Agt. |
DR. C. T. DAGGETT
DENTIST
s. K. Cor. Fourth Ave. und Wttshlnjrton St.
REWARD - - ALASKA
H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
U. S. COMMISSIONER
SEWARD - • ALASKA
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M. P. BRANSFIELD
NOTARY PUBLIC
SEWARD - - ALASKA
CRARY & OGDEN
ATTORNEYS-AT- LA W
MINING AND CORPORATION LAV/
314 PIONEER BUILDING
SEATTLE - - WASH.
R H, KEMP, M. E.
Ovey 30 years experience in
the. United States and British
Columbia. Careful, trustwor
thy repoyts. References fur
nished if desired.
SEWARD, - - ALASKA
P.H. KARFSTEDT
WATCHMAKER
SEWARD - - ALASKA
Chas. Crawford
Genaval BlaeUsmithing
»\nd IIqv-so Shoeing
Sixthmvl Washington St*.. Seward. Ala
g EATTLE gALOON
CHARLES TEOKLENBURG
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Only PQOL TABLES in Seward
Bon Ton Barber Shop
AND BATHS
RAZORS HONED
E. W. YOUNG. Prop.
Near the Dock SEWARD. ALASKA
Nelson Brothers
TEAMING
AND DRAYING
Give us your order for
STOVE WOOD
COAL DELIVERED
SEWARD - - • ALASKA
GOILD & CONNER
-PIONEER
BARBER SHOP
and BATHS. PORCELALN TUBS
FOR LADIES ANDGENTLEMEN
Private entrance to baths for ladies
ALASKA
CENTRAL
RAILWAY
Operated by
The Tanana Construction Co.
TIME CARD
Leaves Seward 6:15 a. m.
Arrives, “ 1:45 p. m.
Leaves 2:00 p. m.
Arrives, “ 6:30 p. m.
Main office, Denny Butlding,
Seattle, Wash.
Operating headquarters,
Seward, Alaska.