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WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE
CITY'. OTHER THAN THE USUAL DRAYAGE
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H E. REIMER
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
E ST., NOME, ALASKA
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OPENING
ARCTIC BEER PARLOR
AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon, Prop.
LOCAL NEWS
—
Henry Sethman, oldtimer and
sourdough of Nome and Dime Creek
was bro’t to Nome by NAT plane
today, suffering from a slight stroke
it is thought. He entered the hos
pital here upon aarrival.
_I
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways arrived this afternoon from
Koyuk with four or five passen
gers. The plane left immeiately
for Solomon to bring to Nome an
other passengers. Up to the time
of going to press we were unable
_ to learn the names of the passen
B gers.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow’
Air Service is scheduled for a flight
to Fairbanks and Valdez either Wed
nesday or Thursday, with passen
gers and express, weather permitt
ing .
Pilot Jerry Jones, accompanied
by radio-operator Stewart from Ko-,
yuk, of the Pacific Alaska Airways,
took off today on his return flight j
to Fairbanks with the U S mail, af- j
ter being detained for the past cou-'
pie of days in Nome, due to stormy i
weather Weather reports from ^
_ Fairbanks stated it was snowing
there, and it is not expected thaU
the Monday mail plane of the PAA
will get through today
A St. Patrick’s Day Benefit Dance
will be given next Saturday under:
the auspices of the Catholic Ladies;
of Nome. Funds derived from the'
sale of tickets will be sent to the
Pilgrim Springs Mission which is in
need of help locally to help main
tain the children’s home at that
place. The committee in charge
state that there will be no card
games or entertainment as in the
past but that the evening will be
entirely spent in dancing.
The Nome Public School com
menced classes again this morning
at 9 A. M. with twenty-eight child
ren absent, sixteen of them with the
mumps Two of the teachers are
also absent due to the mumps
The native school of the Office of
Indian Affairs also commenced its
classes this morning at the usual
ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
ANNOUNCES
S. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
MAY 23RD
CALLING AT ALL PORTS FROM
ST. MICHAEL TO KOTZEBUE
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YOUR FREIGHT OFFERINGS
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
hour, after a forced closing due to
the quarantine which was enforced
in Nome necessitated by the mild
flu epidemic which persisted here
for about two weeks..
The Fokker plane of the North
ern Air Transport, piloted by Ches
ter Browm, returned to Nome today
after making a trip to lower Yukon
points, St. Michael, Unalakleet, Shak
toolik and Haycock. The plane was
delayed several days by stormy
weather.
Passengers for Nome were: De
puty United States Marshal Joe
Crabtree, Max Gottschalk; Sidney
Rood from Shaktoolik, Henry Seth
man from Dime Creek ana Moody
Douglass, the later a government
witness.
An NAT plane is scheduled to con
tact another plane of the same
company at Ruby tomorrow, wea
ther permitting.
District Court
Second Division
Now In Session
The regular session for the U. S.
District Court for the Second Divi
sion, Judge J H S Morison presid
ing, was called at eleven this morn
ing in the gymnasium of the Office
of Indian Affairs school, secured for
the purposes of a court room .
The persons drawn last week for
a grand jury, were to be returned
this morning Only eleven report
ed out of the panel drawn, and one
was excused. The ten who answer
ed were examined and sworn in
The list is as follows:
Mrs Wm. Brown
George Cromack
Paul Luke
Dennis Loveway
Joe Mullins
M L Merrifield
L L Maloney
Mrs A. O’Leary
Pete Wynants
Hank Solie
In order to complete a full panel
for the grand jury another thirteen
names were drawn from the jury
box, to be served with subpoenaes
and returnable 10 AM., Wednesday
The list is as follows:
Art Brown
Rose Walker
Gus H Johnson
E M Nelson
Art Harris
Axel Bard
Harry Nelson
Mrs Henry Burgh
T O Moore
Hans Jack
Hans Obling
Chas D Jones
W H Kelsey
Following the drawing of the
names for a special venire to com
plete the grand jury, court was ad
journed until Wednesday morning
at ten o’clock..
attention rebekahs
A meeting of the Rebckah lodge
Monday, March 11th, at 8 pm, at
the residence of Mrs. Helen Bock
man.
Signed: Helen Bockman,
Secretary
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DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Ails. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
C. C. TANNER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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NOME, ALASKA
one show TUESDAY « p. M.
Dream Theatre
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IN
“COCKTAIL HOUR”
A STORY OF MODERN YOUNG WOMEN
ALSO
‘BIRDS OF A FEATHER”
A Silly Symphony
AND
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A Travelogue
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FIRST ON THE
LENT MENU
IS
FISH
WE HAVE A VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF
FROZEN AND SALTED FISH, WHICH HAS
BEEN PUT ON SALE FOR THIS
LENTEN SEASON
FROZEN FISH
SALT LAKE WHITE FISH
WHITE MOUNTAIN TROUT
& KOTZEBUE SHEE FISH
SALTED FISH
ALASKA CODFISH I
t
TONGUES AND SOUNDS
SILVER SALMON BELLIES
GOLOVIN BAY HERRING
—SPECIAL—
DURING THE LENTEN SEASON WE ARE OFF
ERING THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL ON
ALASKA CODFISH, THE PRIDE |
OF BRISTOL BAY j
Per Lb. 12% Cis. 5 Lbs. 55 Cts.
Ten Pounds SI.00
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