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News Items From
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(Special Correspondence)
Kotzebue, Jan. 14, 1936
The Jackson Day Dinner
: was a huge success given at
“Paul’s Place” on January
the eight. Those present
|were: Messrs. Dowd, Xav
!ier, Davidovics, Lundberg,
Sherman, Winney, Todhun
ter, Maxwell and Briggs,
and Mrs. Xavier and Mrs.
Maxwell. A speech in hon
or of Jackson, was given
by Henry Xavier, which
was enjoyed by all. After
the dinner a game of cards
and a nice lunch was enjoy
ed by all.
Mr Olaf Lundberg, better
known as “King Olaf” of
Candle, has been here un
der the care of Dr. Smith.
Mr. Lundberg is well now
and will be ready to go
home and time now. He
will be greatly missed by
the people here.
Mr. Jim Sherman from
Kecwalik, is here also for
medical attention. He ex
pects to return to Keewalik
in a few days.
Mr. Miller from Dime Ck.
has been here at the govern
ment hospital for some
time. He is leaving for St.
Joseph’s hospital in Fair
banks under care of Father
Menager in a few days.
Mrs. Widner from Shung
nak, is here at the hospital
with a new born baby boy.
The baby’s name is John
Gordon Jr. Mother and
son are doing fine.
Pilot King of the Fergu
son Airways, left here yes
terday with Glenn Briggs
for Selawik and mail for
Shungnak. Pilot King Is
expected to return here to
day.
Pilot Chet Brown of the
NAT, arrived here today
and took Mr. Boris Mug id's
to Decring. Mr. Magids
had been here attending to
business matters.
Angeline Davidovics
Correspondent
Moose Women To Give
Card Party and Dance
The Lady Moose will give
a card party and dance at
Pioneer Hall,Saturday, Jan
18th. Cards at 8:45 P. M„
followed by dancing and
refreshments. General ad
mission will be 75 cents.
(For White Only.)
Fasts Fourteen
Days En \crv
Portlock Trapper, III From
Exposure, Had Harrow
ing Experience.
Lying in a cabin for four
teen days without fire and
without food was the har
rowing experience of Steve
Agenia, of Portlock, who
was brot to Seward recent
ly aboard the SS. Starr and
is now at the Seward Gen
eral hospital.
L hilled and Starved.
Chilled and starved the
marooned man is suffering
from the fearful effects of
his exposure, his lower
limbs at least temporarily
useless.
The trouble started when
Agenir. on his traplin \ dis
covered that his dory was
adrift and rashly swam out
into the ice-cold water to
bring the craft ashore. Ren
dered helpless from expos
ure,he was unable to replen
ish his fuel supply; his food
gave out and he could not
get out to hustle new sup
plies.
Chance Rescue
Had it not been for the
chance passing of a neigh
bor trapper he believes
that he would have perish
ed from hunger and cold.
Taken to Portlock by a
rescue party he was cared
for there until the return of
the Starr from the West
ward.
Educated at Sitka under
the tutorship of Father Kas
sivaroff, curator of the Al
aska Museum. Agenia has
long been a leader and
spokesman for his people of
English Bay and Port Gra
ham.—Seward Gateway.
Convicted by Court
By The Associated Press
Seattle, Jan.16—A super
ior court jury convicted
Jessie L. Jones of Seattle,
of manslaughter, for the
traffic death on November
ninth of Eric Swedman, a
former Nome pioneer.
Police and deputy coron
ers testified that Jones was
drunk an hour after his
ear struck Swedman, and
eareened into another ma
chine.
It is believed that John
and Pete Swedman, are his
sons. John is a resident of
Nome, and Pete arrived by
airplane a few months ago
from Nome.
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