Seward daily gateway., 1923-04-14

The entire personnel at the radio station at Dutch Harbor and St. Paul will be changed in May. A new force of operators will arrive on the U. 5. steamship Gold Star, which leaves Se- attle May 3.
 The Elder, running between here and St. Paul and St. George islands in charge of Capt Melleck is in Seattle undergoing repairs and is not expect ed here until July.
 Mrs. Melleck, wife of Capt Melleck, is visiting her father MT. Andy Gros- wold at Sand Point.
 c. H. Hope, who left here as chief electrician and radio operator on the Elder is returning passenger on the Starr.
 Mrs. Carrivan, who accompanied her husband to Seattle on the Elder, on which boat he is chief officer, re- turned to her home on the Starr.
 Paul Moxon, a popular young man of Unalaska, returned to his home 9l the Starr after an absence of several months.
 Dr. A. w. Newhall, superintendent of the Jessie Lee Home, who is also our physician and surgeon here, will spend a years vacation in the states accompanied by his wife and daugh- ter. Dr. Newhall has a record of over twenty years service at Unalaska as superintendent physician and spiritual adviser He will be relieved by Dr. and Mrs. Mcintosh who will arrive ih May Plans are being made for tll, erection of new buildings for the home and Dr. Newhall will consult with the architects outside and be back in time to oversee the work in the spring of 1924.
 Miss; Edith Newhall, after an ab- sence of several years at school in the east, has occupied the position ot teacher in the school here this win- ter.
 c. K. Quean has started a saltery here and every day fleet of boats can be seen going to and coming from the fishing grounds.
 Commissioner N E. Bolshanin has installed an electric light plant in his home
 N. c. Creevden and George O'Herr have their place of business all paint ed and fixed up ready for the sprins rush.
 N. K. Hatch is putting up luncl room and will be all ready for busi ness when the rush begins.
 w. J. Moran who is in charge of the A. c. company's plant at Dutch liar bor has everything shining and is al ready to furnish coal, oil and water t( the largest ships afloat. And talking about shining, you should see his kitchen, with his coffee pot always ready for his friends to mug up. Billy comes over on Sundays occasionally to have little nap in church.
 A. c. Goss, who has trading posts a Umnak and Atka and fox breeding isl ands in that vicinity, and who also has the trading schooner Everett Hayes will be back about the latter part O. April.
 Word was received on one of ths recent boats that Unalaska has beer granted a Territorial school.
 Fred Schroeder, who has trading post and fox breeding islands at Att island will be back here in about 2 month in his trading schooner Emma with the seasons catch.
 Dr. w. A. Rystrom is expected n arrive on the Starr to attend to the dental wants of the public. He will remain here for a month.
 The one big event at Unalaska ir the winter is the arrival of the good | ship Starr with her blun and genial commander Capt Ole Johansen and his competent officers and crew. They are dependable and courteous.
 Principal A. E. Bowsher, Mrs. A. E. Bowsher, Miss Gaynelle Moses and Miss Edith Newhall are here this win. ter teaching the young idea how to shoot. They are all cheechakos but Miss Newhall who was born here They are all of the timber that sour. doughs are made Of
 Unalaska has a beautiful Russian church building, erected in 1894, the old one which was made of logs be. ing torn down aa that time. Father l OrlOff. who is we'll and fayOrah