Airplane News
Nome Airport
A Mirow Air Service plane is
scheduled for a flight to Fair
banks Sunday, it was reported
today.
Pilot Walt Hall of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight today
to Haycock to return with pass
engers.
Returning passengers by Mirow
Air Service planes yesterday
were Thor Nelson, C. O. Glass,
from Council, W P McKeague,
Henry Breen, James Carl, Ralph
Lomen from Teller, Louis Steffan
sen and Gilbert Fidjeand.
Jack and Ed Burke were return
ing passengers to Nome from the
Kougarok, after a summers work.
The Pacific Alaska Airways El
ectra plane, pilots Monson and
Stuart, which stayed over last
night, was unable to leave Nome
today due to adverse flying con
ditions in the interior country.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight to Tay
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Local Items
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Graveside services were held
this afternoon at Belmont Point
Cemetery for the late Hank Sol
le, who suffered a heart attack;
and died instantly while doing.
longshore work here.
The Reverend Vincent Widney
officiated.
Thos. Shaw and associates, en-1
gaged in hydraulic mining in the
Council section returned to Nome
by plane, reporting an excep
tionally favorable season of min
ing.
Plenty of water, thawed con
ditions of the ground, all were
in favor of them this year, and,
their gold cleanups from that
section are reported to be well
above previous years.
Due to the excitement and re- (
sultant rush of work and busi
ness in connection with the final
sailing of the S S Victoria from
Nome for the states, the Nugget
has been especially busy this
week.
Therefore, the weekly news
section devoted to the “Nome Hi
News” was postponed today and
will be published in Saturday’s
issue of the Daily Nugget.
A1 Carey and John Kaneri,
Dahl Cr. operators in the Koug
arok section are in town, follow
ing completion of a wonderful
season of mining operations in
that coming country.
Nearly all Kougarokers report
that they had so much water
this summer that it seriously ham
pered them at times in carrying
on mining, at times creating
' floods which did much damage to
their ditches and dams.
However, they report that the
season was one of plenty, not
only in water, but in gold.
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Tells Details Of |
Fire At Teller .
In Lomen Store
Ralph Lomen, Seattle Manager
of the Lomen Commercial Com
pany, who was making a survey
of the damage done by fire which
destroyed the main building of
the Lomen Company store at
Teller, today declared that the
bulk of the merchandise, the main
building, and two small adjoin
ing warehouses were a total loss.
Gasoline, coal and lumber, stor
ed elsewhere were not affected.
No one was injured, and the
loss was entirely confined to the
Lomen plant, said Mr. Lomen.
No definite plans have been an
nounced as to when the company
will rebuild, it was declared to
day.
Besides, a small quantity of nec
essary provisions which are be
ing shipped to Teller on the Met
eor, said Mr. Lomen after confer
ring with the Tweets and the i
Teller Commercial Company, the
northern town will get by nicely
this winter, with what is already
on hand there.
Ralph Lomen announced that
all remaining mercandise had j
been sold to Edgar P. Tweet who j
has been operating a general I
store there for the past several I
years.
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Good Service
Complies With Sanitary
Regulations of The City
Of Nome.
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Taxi Service
TRANSFER WORK
Trips Made Anytime
Any Place
SEE
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POLSON’S
Water Delivery
“Sanitary Service”
NEW LOW PRICES
AFTER OCT. 1st, 1936
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