Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-06
uesday

where the young V N N Hopewood' Mrs. L. V Hoov- military academ and Mrs J. B. Sterling, who will visit in several east in Seward with hunting party fore returnng in the hills returned from few days visit to Anchorage, and p. e r1.. NefNo ~ ~ ~ " ard arrival the Starr I. kriken and Mrs. Anderson left
 todays train for Girdwood to fe'er rehah oI oel road construction that point to"h arriving on the w. F. Taylor, superintendent of W.T. anu MIS- h. U. foreign drilling the Standard Oil ca on the starr rom D Co., returning passenger !eI' on ne AlaSka TOT the Starr from kanatak and left 1ee G' "asi. MT the the south Fay been Tn charge or the Tor that the Standard Oil rig Dlllngham
 is roaming the hole for inch pipe and that it will probably Max reyser and fam spring before oil is the tow" rom Anchoage or natak field Sedovia where he will p
 of gents furnishings. E. M. Policy, getting many new ente tor, who has been in Interior points Anchorage.
 for tie past, left on the Alaska, for his home in Juneau fapn fafker Anderso
 zine fiction writer arrive The U. s. guard AL nral watson yesterday gonqun arrived port Saturday westward ports on the sf taking oil at the Standard dock. The Algonquin left Sunday for Val D C' omltn clty dez, with Judge Rtche Miss Scott o nchorase was p Mrs Chase and number of prison aoez to attend court from the westward.
 Mrs. Charles G. Hubb Fish Commissioner Gilbert is at the steamship Alaska Larfsen's Bay Kodiak island court 'efl'
 studying the salmon
 W. F. Moultray, man The bureau fisheries Elder local Standard Oil pla left night Unaaska atouche on the Alaska bos and other far ports tray ana uaushter et Capt J. A Back may haan Wn to spend the visit other islands on the long trip
 John H. Kelly and wi John Balaine and son Jerrod banks registered left the steamship Alaska the over Sunday. states.
 A. A. Bass connece The ba1ihnt schooner Seamaid ar Magazine rived port Sunday supplies "ash arrived on the
 Alaska Anch Many hunting parties advan he will attend the fair tage of the fine weather yesterday greatly interested haVng and left for the ptarmgan patches mes this section o Shehoms Hector Mclean and Ills magazine IS "orns eral others got the 25 limit
 Mrs Gus seiffert left Mrs Blanche Dean of Anchorage, on the Alaska left the Alaska yesterday for St. Paul to represent the American J. r. Hannon secret zion at their annua convention Sba resides in Anchorage turned on the Admiral city we'll recommended for the posi- ouche where ne ha tion past three MT.
 ports the herring Mrs. s. R. Morgan of Holy Cross this year
 arrived Saturdays train, leaving
 for the states on he Alaska. J M Natsted' who h
 of the familiar roadhous C. St. Aand and Okagmute in the interior for many the lower river outgoing was an arrival on one posengers on the Alaska and sailed for the
 companied by Mrs. Maj Mattch left on the sold their property Alaska consult to Mother Lampson specialist for infected op locate the great out tic. the call of the silent an
 interior country again Alfred Brooks, the noted geologist back.
 and mining expert Mr. Moatt
 touring Prince Sound in Chas. Lechner small boat expected boat with the rive in Seward the Lechner returning the Yukon Mrs Lechne Peter Sather is in town from Nuka red in Seattle Island where he extensive fox ranch Mr. Saher that Lee H. Landis general the business encouraging the Alaska Railroad ing raised largo stock year. steamship Alaska for Te The foxes all large in and and will be gone for tn frtly furred. months