AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Ar i\ .1 Sunday \v it ii Pan
American were Violet von Weter
hausen, Betty Ramslad, I,: F. Sti
vers. VIi . II. Bernier. Connie
Craemer, Jeannie Craemer. Neil
Harnum, Fred Wendt, S- m Bar
tell, Stan Gluck.
D( parting were Paul Johnson,
Lev. C !i n, Frank Metcalf. Irving
Tagiu . B. J. Bouillon, Mrs. B. V.
K.. a. 1. Joy S- rth. Roxy Zu
beio :. C'scar Gulbransun, Mr.
and y s. Ron Coons.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Outbound passengers lor the
Ala- .t Airlines Friday wore Jane
Jacob-on. John Owens. L. Louett,
Rev. I’. Gordon Gould, and M. R.
Jen-on.
Ou 'day
we W. \. Boucher, Lutner Na
garuh. Matty Sereadlook, Mr. Ta
bor, Mi ss Grit'fen. Miss Manniel
low n 1 Hal Seitz.
Ou’ bmud passengers t o d a v
we e Ida T: »cr>.er. Father Murphy,
T. R. M . n.l . Beniamin White,
John M.msic, John Moore. Ethelyn
Ashley, Dario Gee. Mr. Benson
and L. M. Reed.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINE1"
Friday Eino Luoto a -
sen■ er to Dee •' v W
puk und William AF i.eoM
Sh
limn trip pas-enger.’
Fair nks ,n Fr. lay wciv ). (*u
damen.-en, Mrs* O. W. Garner,
M . Ada Patterson.
Saturday, Nora Jones, CM J.
Awe, Jr., Carl Newman were
brought in from Fairbanks and L.
M. Reed. Kotzebue to Nome.
Passenger for Kotzebue an Sat
urd y Tin
Sunday Mr. an 1 M . M * n
Grcnie ' and Percy B Word won'
passengers tor Golovin.
Round trip passengers on Sun
day weer Ann Denison, Mr. and
Mrs. Unsworth. Dr. and Mrs. E. F.
Joss, Mr. and Mrs. J. .J. Bea ty,
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Beatty, Mrs.
Forecast And
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Weather Report
Nome and Vicinity
J
'»< 1; a i by the U. S. Dept, of
Ximmerce, Weather Bureau.
1 . i lay, July 25. 1940
X iK ' i' n!. la 1 clot -
dy t< if an Tu esday. Initrmii
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ng on shore. Gentle .a ub
i .invest temper, it lire tonight 45,
tempera1.ure Tuesday 59.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
I 7:ioi a m, today:
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Precipitation 0.01 inch. (Total
rh •• m.ii;11h 1 .<'4 inches'.
T mpt .mures: highest 52, low
M:ivimuni w.nd 11 miles an
hour ('mm the W.S.W.
'-.unr.se at 2:10 a.m.. sunset at
! P 52 p.m.
(vmjiaratlve data:
'i 11) ■:: ares one year ago to
■ bb 'test. 51. lowest 44.
Ex erne temperatures on this
i\ since 1907: Highest 68 in 1921,
acs' 32 in 1931.
' -<> f" rother -tations as .of
r am. today:
Temp. Weather
D •. w s 31 Cloudy
p. • Hope 43 Cloudy
; cebue 49 Cloudy
Ehahma’ef 43 Cloudy
41 Cloudy
G ie’I * 42 Rain
v nrv 47 Cloudy
Unalakleet 53 Cloudy
47 Rain
McGrath 56 Partly Cloudy
Anchorage 53 Rain
brba.uk.- 57 Cloudv
'ohorse 56 Cloudy
T'clmoi ton 63 Cloudy
Seattle 53 Rain
San F'a .cisco 63 Partly Cloudy
R ‘h Eiworth, Martha Menney.
S. Donnelly, Mr. Herman Olson.
E4he! Erlandson, Maxine McDon
auch, James Mcamara. Mrs. Harry
Miller, Celia Hunter.
AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL
ife.'U'v Beaton, Juneau. J. Sca
le ' arid Dr. Roxie Zuberb.e:, I
Monte, Calif. L. E. Evans, Juneau.
‘
Juneau. Mrs. Gc v,e R imstivh
s«-.ut:e. Co 'ii' and J ('t
p.er. Fairbanks. Pt esto:^ Stoenm.
Moses Point. R ber T muLton
air l Roy Bassett, ARC, Norr.u.
t
■ Or.APIS HOTEL
Ada Paterson, Miss A. Good
mundson, Ashland. Oh o. Mrs. O.
M. Garber. Inglewood. Calif. Mr.
and hr:. David Gee, Ethel Au
h v. Pontiac, Mich. No 1 Hornutm,
Fairbanks, Ora Gustafson, Seattle,
.lasuer Holman, Council. Percy
Blntchford, Fairbanks.
NOTICE
Lois Morgan. Territorial Health
Nurse will noi b- in lier office this
wee': There will be no well baby
conference.
NOTICE
A public reception will be held
at the Federated Church on Thurs
day evening from 7:30 to 9:00,
honoring Rov. and Mrs. Rofcsr'
Treat.
Everyone is cordially invited tc
attend.
’ NOTICE
Th'- position c? patrolman for
the Nome Police Department is
now open end applications can be
submitted 1 r the City Clerk's of
fice. The ral?-y is $375.30 per
:r-nth with living quarters in the
Ncme Fire Department.
NOME CITY COUNCIL,
By Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Pub. July 22. 25, 27. 1949.
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Prompt and Careful Attention
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WE DELIVER
U. S. Mer ntile Co,
“Nome’s Home-Owned Store”
Hospital News
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Patients in tfc^yM-M-M htospi a
over the week end -Were 'Li'
Nagarok, Mattie Seeradlook. Si
mon Pagoak and William Alloc
keok of Shishmaref.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hull ha
a son, born last evening, who
weighed eight poun is and se\a ■
ounc‘9
CRICKET CLUB
CLAIMS CHAMP TREE
P H I LADELPHIA. i/P) — T •
Germantown Cricket Club
claim to a new national champ i
—a yellow wood tree w. h a 13
foot circumference. Russel Ma
thews, club grounds keepe •, S; '
the tree’s girth is one foat gie
than the present record yellow
wood at Lawrenceville. N. J-.
Legal Blanks a* The \ . '
LEgal advertisement
inTti )f ATi: cockt for
Tr!,: CAPE NOME PRECINCT
selond division,. .
tlTORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF
u': .TLFE D. COCHRAN,
Deceased
No. 773
M.-fice of Final Hearing or
Reports of Administrator and
’ termination cf Heirship
T ■ Finn! Re part .. i 1 Account
i1 ' ■ A dministmtor o! tho* 1 >iv
o. a e h ving be i duly
ltd, Lit' Judge o. t .• Probate
‘ above named ho ordered
:Ant a Hearing on < d Rep >rl and
\ mount and Determination of
Ft rah ip be held before -a.d Court
ie 26th da\ n; September.
:949, . the hour a 10:00 o'clock
A. M.
Ail objectons in the Reports
; n 1 Account of the Administrator
and Proaf of Heirship will be
heard at such time.
D; ni tYs 2:1 nd ’day ’ .P.i’.v, 1940
IRENE A. GILLETTE.
' am': • a or with V. ill Annexed.
, Aug 1, 8, 15, 1949.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House J
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickelson, Props. 1
Prompt and Courteous Service I
Phone RED 9(> I
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
SAND and GRAVEL
GENER AL H AULIN G
IJOX 37 -• MAIN 94 or MAIN 70
ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
IYionc—Shon: Black 7f» — Residence: Ma:n 52
WE CHECK YOUR TANK REGULARLY
Ben Young
MINERS & MERCHANTS ;
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