Seward daily gateway., 1924-05-17
Thursday

II
 John Helm, Henry Paben and
 Frank Logerquist are busy these days ssloner putting in some very fine gardens on Sew their lots on Fourth avenue. estern.
 w E. Moultray, in charge of the $, was Standard Oil operations at Seward, North of+ for Ancboraoe this morninp on where hort business trip. for
 H. Rupert, popular travelling man
 representing the United States Rub- crew. Der Co.,, of Seattle, was an arrival on
 the Watson and left this morning for
 Anchorage MT. Rupert is taking ahk oi the place of MT. Langer, who, on ac- uioay' count of ill health, was transferred
 to California territory. dez on
 $ been .r .o+o. e.. +ho AL
 aska Railroad, left on this morning s
 train on business trip to Anchorage.
 c. A. Schonacker representing the
 Lellerbach Paper Co.,, arrived on the peia'oi train last night from Interior points w" and will leave on the Watson for Se-
 attle.
 na Ell ,, yed at .: .;u. ',-,,. l;la5 r apparel, for both men and women, i've the "@' e pa'' ..n e,.o = nd give "eeN .i'
 every six weeks. She was heavy
 loser in the big fire at Ketchikan
 which burned the Revilla hotel to the dmira1 ground.
 age.
 Carl Foasberg, wholesale grocer, II Sew. with headquarters at Anchorage, was to An an arrival in town last night from ,e was Anchorage en route to Seldovia and mming other Cook Inlet points on the Redon-
 do He will return to Anchorage on
 a gasboat. Kodiak ------- .dmiral
 Friday ", an Frank Bell, professor of dancing in
 A
 senger on the Alaska Saturday for the . Dov- States.
 'al. and Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Edwards of An 'l'o'a "AI one,;n Colonel John c. Gotwals, former
 of bo locl clya Raj ", was ei'ieA eng iiie0i oi 'A.e Watson, IS ho" Ill chafse ol q corps ol eng li
 eers engaged in huge project in the
 St. Louis district, according to wore ,rd and received from Colonel James G. Steese ,ars m who is now on a trip of inspection o,+e +o along the Alaska railroad. de. MT.
 Ierl, in It takes twenty years for mother of the to make d man out ol h9I soh aii'
 twenty minutes for another woman tt
 make fool out of him. building
 Joining Accofdlng to reports receiVeo 'i' is fin four winners of the Nenana ice poo arrived are Thomas J. Walsh, F. A. Mann, anC Y will the Margaret and Grant combine. Mar
 garet Hanot is little crippled tele
 phone operator of Nenana, and Gran for the IS restaurant keeper. Cnafles Matt "a Rail- scon of Falfpanks Is 1he lourth VIII on ner listed. at Tun-
 Mrs. Ivan Crawford, wife of ths
 Anchorage transfer man, will be al /, with outgoing passenger Saturday en route rho has 70 the states where she will visit witf violin her sister, residing in Washington. al Wat
 spend The ice has broken up in Chens fore re- slough in front of Fairbanks. There
 is an open place in front of the towl
 now and residents of Graehl are cross
 ing the slough in boats. It is expect
 ed the general breakup will occur al ;a;o. most immediately as the last severa
 days have been warm and water i p,''', pouring off the hills. 9o., ~, ''i> An Oldsmobile Deluxe Sedan, ont will re- IT.. +lo ,,.a,1.o+ ,,r;1 >0' pio- arrive on the Alaska, according to H
 E. Ellsworth agent, and who has dis posed of the car to local parties erhardt lear the
 ', woe COLD STORAGE PLANT BE ocation, rLAoID or> 'oiN' '7fA1' 1A 1A1'1 holding ., ', ease # Captain Wallace Langley, with th ing and steamer oah'a Aia' ,s S'he''oieu V badly leaVe oea''ie hoi D,ne- VI, TT. o- oDoO
 A cold storage plant of 100 ton on nas. capacity has been added to the Sant; ,;na q, Ana, to accommodate shipment O.
 reindeer carcasses out of Bethel ant
 also for the purpose of bringing u ;, a,o cold storage supplies. The Waechte t arrive DioS' Wi, 0ooi, iia o .d;nr +o barge at Bethel. This barge, now a
 St. Michael, will be brought to Bethe