Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
mission, inspects local hatchery. A large crew at work Richardson high

way.
 June 11-Gov. Scott c. Bone, Alas ka, on way to States. Seward plans big celebration on 4th. Fresh vege. table at Seward Trading Co.
 June 12-Body of D. J. Wynkoop former deputy marshal at Nome, is found dead in Yakima Police sus. pect murder. SIS. Victoria reaches Nome after fast voyage. Nizina bridge open for traffic
 June 13-Dr. Gilbert of Stanford ''U," noted salmon authority on triI to Alaska. 4th of July fund growing Warren s. Stone, Brotherhood Loco Engineers dies at Cleveland. Gus Ramsted, sick fisherman brought to port. Why not room at the Over land?
 June 15-Court officials here to hold short term of district court Kilian bags bear-ALMOST. Nuka Bay road work discussed. Dreamland sold to Armstrong. Local Bathing Beauty Review to be 4th of July at- traction. Marathon Mountain looms high in the air these days, already runners are warming up for the big Seward Classic.
 June 16-Gov. Geo. A. Parks, Ju- naeu, takes oath of office. Park for Kenai lake to be established. Rich strike made on Gambler claim near Keno Hill
 June 19-Amundsen and party safe again. MT. Holben wires to Seattle for bushels of confetti and mles of colored serpintine.
 June 20-American Legion dele gates arrive in Seward on way to Fairbanks. 4th of July committee very active. Alaska youths return home from the U. of Wash. Big dance. Wedding bells rang for Miss Happy" Elliott and MT. Donald Fairman of Anchorage.
 June 22-Charles Coach, we'll known in Seward found dead in Inniskin cab in. A son born to MT. and Mrs. Leon- ard Olson. American Legion going on in Fairbanks. Schooner Helgo- land, floating saltery arrived in Sew ard.
 June 24-Shriners from California convention tour Alaska. Alex Be- lam champion racer of Marathon mountain throws in hat for the 1925 ring. Dance at Dreamland.
 June 25-Ball game at park, Sew ard vs. Navy. Senator c. c. Dill ar rives from Spokane.
 June 26-Miss Ruth Eccles takes over leadership of local orchestra at Liberty. Meetings of Ladies' Bridge club postponed.
 June 27-Girls discovered at the "ol swimmin' hole," practicing up for the season. Secrets will out. Seward goes on Poster rampage for 4th.
 June 29-S.S. Starr makes special trip to Kanatak Naval planes will may 1S,O0O square miles of Alaska next summer. Suzanne Ramon left for Minnesota to make her home Mrs Leopold David leaves for Tacoma to reside.
 June 29-Congresman Allen Tread way of Mass, expressed his enthusi- asm over seeing Alaska.
 July
 July Miss Dolly Fisher wins Ford car given away by Seward Trad ing Company. l.. l.. Bales, former Alaskan trapper, big game hunter and author, returns from States to find home and contents stolen. New pow CT schooner Silver Wave on way to Nome.
 July 2-Alaska Railroad progress ing fine. Bureau of Roads sends out small crew men to mile IA. Mara thon racers waiting for crack of gun on Saturday, all in excellent shape.
 July 5-Everyone resting and all in. E. Swetmann, H. Painter and Dr. A. R. Roberts gone on fishing trip to Russian river. Ellsworths' store wis first prize for decorated window on the 4th. Fourth of July parade draws much comment from the pulp lie. Ed Vogl wins the big Marathon race up the mountain by that name. Seward ball team wins from Stand ard Oil men.
 July 6-Tourists well pleased with 4th celebration.
 July 7-S!S. Starr sails westward. Redondo in port to resume weekly trips west. MT. and Mrs. Chas. Fish CT celebrate silver wedding.
 July 8-Louis l.. Lane, Arctic ex- plorer visits Seward, will spend sum- mer in district hunting whales. H. H. Snow, internationally known big l rYo v,oo 1,c,~+or or1 ,,oo1y;o ,o,~ o1>on,