Seward gateway., 1904-10-28
Local Briefs
SnwalI News stand.

rr on the santa Ana.
 Mrs. Shaw, mother ofCaptain shaw, of the Steamer Tyoonic, returned Co Seattle on the Bertha.
 The Steamer santa Ana of the Alaska Pacific line arrived about Sa. m. on Thursday and departed for the south a, -p.m.
 \ communication from a correspo pou- dent at the Summit was crowded out of this is,ne on account of having been received too late.
 c. Nordyke urrived from Seattle on the santa Ana and Ina, begun with his Gu,je, as book keeper for the Panama Construction Company.
 Snow began falling on last Monday night, coming ore week earlier than a,,yeur. About two inches of the beau. lul now cover, the ground.
 A very plca,cnt social was held at tine Sunday School room on last Friday night. The scholars, rheirparents and friends had quite an enjoyable time,
 Matt Troll, who has been suffering from a paralytic stroke for the past month, ,ays that he will be able topay the Gateway office visit next week,
 Latest books, magazines and papers g. the News Stand
 Gould X Couuerhave builta l3Nl+ two story addition 10 their barber shop on Fourth avenue This will be used for tho purpose of enlargiug their bath facilities.
 Peterson y Brown are adding 2ON30 addition Co the rear of the Commerce oa Fourth avenue. This will give them addi,ioua, space for their bar and club. rooms.
 W, k. Reed the shoemaker, whocar- ries an ad in the Gateway, is building comfortable shop in the rear of the town hall, between Fourth and Eth avenues,
 A dance was given at the town hall on last Saturday night in honor of Nlr. Ide. who has the contract for carrying tle '. S. mai. to Sunrise during the winter.
 Finest line of candle, ever brought  thj, tar north ar the New, Stand.
 A new 7O,bor,e power boiler was in- stalled at the company, saw mill last Wednesday. It will be kept in com, mission all the time during the winter
 J.L. GruT beliyes in addition and eX- rau,iou and not subtraction. He has enlarged hi, stock of good, and mcreaS- yl rne size of his space in Uni, paper. Be sure and reao hi, display ad.
 Professor Edmund <. Meauey. of the Seattle University. write, the Gateway that he will furnish historical data for this paper during the winter. Prof. Meauc. is the Alaska historian, and am old friend O. the Gateway scribe.
 Mrs. II. Townsend Buckley mother of Paul Bu.kIes, the successful Crow vreekminiu- operlror, wa,a passenger on the Bertha returning to her home in Chicago afterau extended visit with her son.
 Since the rainfall ceased, and clear weather came with cold .crisp evenings, Seward people have enjoyed the most lovely sun set, that could be seen in any part of the world. old Sol diSap- bearing behind the western mountain peaks is indeed a gorgeous sight.
 Miss Kittie Bartholf, who joined the Gateway staff recently, i, making eX- ceIIent progress in mastering the in- tracacies of "the art preseryative of all arts, much to the satisfaction of the paper ant her many well wishers for ,ucceS, in her chosen vocation.
 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Cecil Clegg of Valdez, was on the Bertha enroute to Kodiak to attend the hear ing in a Jap murder case. The killing was done at Karluk in JulN and 70 Japs are held at Kodiak as principals and witnesses.
 All those who desire cast top and bottom, air tight heaters will do best by waiting for the avrival of J. F.. Graefs new stock. All parts of my stoves are new and 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 ,icIe. lO-2t