OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY !
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million Miles—Carried
Over 5,000 Passengers, without Single Injury to
Passengers or Personnel. A Safety Record Un
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FAIRBANKS NOIVIK ALASKA
Airplane Events In
And Out Of Nome
Pilot Chot McLain of the Star Air
Service arrived yesterday from Yu
kon River points with Commission
er of Education Anthony E. Karn
es and Charles Huntley PAA radio
technician from Nulato who is suff
ering from blood poisoning. He went
immediately to the hospital.
Pilot McLain landed in Snake Riv
er. Today he took off again moving
his plane to Nome River where
takeoff conditions are better.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mi row
Air Service Sunday returned from
Deering with John Bogan and Jack
Costello as passengers. He made a
flight to Teller with a native boy
and also stopped at Nugget Gulch
and returned with Bert Wilkeson.
He took off again Sunday for Fair
banks with Carke Andreson, Milton
Odom and Mr. Talbot, and returned
to Nome Tuesday from there. He
is scheduled for a flight to Teller
and Tin City weather permitting.
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport today made a
flight to Council returning with Mrs.
Thos. Shaw and Charles E. Kimball.
He is making another flight today
to Teller.
Pilot John Lynn of the NAT arriv
ed today from Fairbanks with Mr.
Most, John Tesack and mail and
express, in the Fokkcr plane. He is
to leave for Candle and Fairbanks
with passengers tomorrow morning
weather permitting.
Pilot Moore arrived today in Cur
tis Kobin from Yukon River points
after experiencing considerable dif
ficulty due to weather in getting
through. Arnold Undmen was a pass
enger from Golovin and a lady was
a passenger from Fairbanks. The
F 0 R S A L E
Cork and Steel House $1,000
2400 ft. 2x12 used lumber *2.00
1 12x14 lent and platform 30.00
120 sacks cement ... 240.00
100 sacks plaster 75.00
1 Oil burning tar kettle 150.00
1 Motor driven rip and cross
cut saw 125.00
1 5 ton Beebe hoist. 95.00
1 Van Doran :,i” electric drill 75.00
1 Hex Stove . 12.50
6 Folding chairs 12.00
2 Folding chairs 8.00
100 feet :,i” hose 10.00
100 ft. 1 Rope . 2.50
150 ft. V’ Rope 1.00
10 gallons water proofing 30.00
150 lbs. assorted Bolts 10.00
Miscellaneous paint, nails & shovels.
The* Cork Insulation
Company, Inc.
plane is owned by Thus. Roust of
Candle and is being flown into that
section by pilot Moore.
Lomen Parly From
Seattle Arrives At
j\onic By Airplane
Pilot Brown of the NAT arrived
Nome Sunday from Fairbanks in
the Stinson Reliant plane with Miss
Rnscmary-Lomen, Ralph Lomen and
Alfred J. Lomen, who flew from
Seattle tu Fairbanks with the North
ern Air Transport new tri-motored
Ford plane recently purchased in
the States.
Alfred Lomen was returning after
making the flight from Nome to
Barrow and down to Seattle with
pictures of the Post-Rogers crack
up, and Ralph Lomen and daughter
Rosemary came to Nome oh a visit
in connection with business. Their
departure time is uncertain for their
return to Seattle.
John Tesack, former Nomeite was
an arriving passenger today in an
other NAT plane and will be asso
ciated for awhile with the Lomen
Commercial Co., in connection with
their butchering program of reindeer
tin’s fall. He came North from Seat
tle with the Lomen party in the
NAT plane.
Phyllis Sanley, infant daughter of
LOME'S COMMERCIAL CO.
TO PREPARE OUR YARD TO RECEIVE THE LARGE SHIPMENT
OF LADYSMITH COAL WHICH WE HAVE COMING ON
THIS TRIP OF TIIE
S S ARTHUR .1 BALDWIN
WE ARE OFFERING FOR
CASH ONLY
WHILE IT LASTS
LADYSMITH COAL
AT 820.00 PER TON
IN THE YARD
COAL MUST BE HAULED PRIOR TO TIIE ARRIVAL OF THE
S. S. BALDWIN
i- - -
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stanley of
Nome died Monday morning. The
funeral for the small child was held
ithis afternoon from the Lavina Wal
\ lace Young Methodist Mission chur
jch.
Marine News
Advices received by Agent Jas.
P. Daly stated that the S. S. Derblay
I of the Alaska Line was expected to
i arrive at Nome about 6:30 P M to
Utay. If the ocean subsides unloading
J of freight mail and passengers will
j commence immediately.
—
The S S Baldwin of the Arctic
Transport Co., sailed from Nome
j for Teller Tin City and northern
ports late Saturday with the follow
j ing passengers: for Tin City—Mr.
j Whitehead, Jack Pringle, J H Hill,
Card Kennedy, Hans Obling, Nor
man Sonju, Frank Miller, J Brown
and Leif Kvila. For Teller Percy j
Blatchford. For Keewalik F. B. Wol
venton.
Mrs. Anna Lupp
Passed Away And
Funeral Be Wed.
Mrs. Anna Lupp aged about 77,
died Sunday morning in the May
nard Columbus Hospital. Cause of
death was attributed to heart troub
le. Mrs. Lupp was born in Dublin,
Ireland and came to this country
when a young girl.
She was married in Nome and Mr.
Lupp died a number of years ago.
Since then Mrs. Lupp has been a
cook at the U. S. Federal Jail, a
position which she has filled for
about fifteen years.
Funeral services are being held
at St. Joseph Church tomorrow
morning at 9:00 A M. Her many
friends were grieved at her pass
ing, which occurred suddenly, de
spite the fact that Mrs. Lupp has
not been in the best of health for
the past year or two.'
News was received over the week
end that the old brewery in Fair
banks owned by Mrs. Cascadan of
that city, burned to the ground ear
ly Saturday morning. The fire start
ed in the brewery, which was shut
down for two or three days, about
3 A. M. in the morning.
A small log cabin next door was
also burned. Flying embers endan
gered other buildings in Fairbanks,
but no other damage was done. The
cause of the fire has not been de
termined. The brewery was cover
ed to a certain extent by insurance.
Subscribe For The Nugget
TO MY NOME CUSTOMERS !
I will reach Nome September 11th,
representing the following houses—
Hills Bros. Coffee, Alaska Distrib
utors of Imperial Candy Company,
A. Magnana Company, National Bis
cuit Company, and the Consolidated
Dairy Products Company.
JOE MEHERIN.
H. BRORSON
Certified Wateli
Maker
I Repairs Mailed Back Promptly
Front Street, Nome,
P O Box 278
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
Seiffert FlMs
Telephone For Appointments
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
Dream Theatre
| TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
TOGETHER FOR THE 1st TIME
JOHN, ETHEL, AND
LIONEL BARRYMORE
IN « :
“ RASPUTIN AND TDK
EMPRESS”
A Spectacular Drama Of Russia’s
Mad Monk ! !
AND
KING NEPTUNE- A Silly Symphony
COME EARLY IF YOU WANT A SEAT
ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
i
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE ij
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA ?
- J
t
Mining and Dredging Supplies ;
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges »
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG i
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SCHOOL DAYS
ARE HERE AGAIN
FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL MISS
A Smart Cravenette Suede Jacket—
$9.95. And $10.95
All Wool E'lannel Skirt, Button Trim, Smart Styles
$3.50
Phoenix Silk Hosiery—Service Weight
Just Right For Hard School Wear
Per Pair $1.00
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE
OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES VERY
REASONABLY PRICED
SOMETHING NEW
The Magic Slate—No pencil to sharpen—No pap
er or pencil to buy—lOcts. 25cts. 35cts
BOYS WOOL SOCKS
Regular 50cts pair—Special 3 For $1.00
BOYS TROUSERS
Nice Patterns and Colors—Sizes 4 to 14 @ $3.25
BOYS SCHOOL CAPS
All Sizes and Colors—Only $1.25.
BOYS SCHOOL BREECHES
Lots of Service and warmth—$2.75 And Up
BOYS UNION SUITS
Heavy Weight $1.00
BOYS TIES
Bows and ready tied Four in hand Special—50cts
A.POLET
-______