LOCAL ITEMS
The S. S. Mount McKinley ol
the Alaska Steamship Company,
is scheduled to arrive at Nome at
10 P.M. today, said advices tc
Nome Agent Joe Harnish. The
vessel is scheduled to sail south
bound about September 23 or 25
Harvey Grant. E. K. Johanson,
Harry Longley, Angus McLeod,
and Carl J. Lomen arrived Tues
day night from the Kougarok sec
tion with the Kougarok Limited,
over the tramway.,
In Nome also, from Macklin
Creek in the Kougarok, is Emil
Laurin, who arrived via plane.
All of them report a fine mining
season in that section, with plen
ty of water and prifitable ground
to work.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Rainy and foggy conditions
were general this morning over
western Alaska. Unsettled and
rainy weather obtained over sou
thern and southeastern Alaska
while cloudy skies were observ
ed in other sections.
The center of the storm area is
observed on the morning weather
map southwest of Nome over the
Bering Sea.
Mild temperatures were the rule
at all Alaskan Stations today.
The lowest temperature at
Nome was 47 and the highest yes
terday 51. Rainfall .34 inch for
24 hours ending at six a.m.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Hall of the Mirow Air
Service is scheduled to hop off
for Taylor and Tin City as soon
as weather permits.
Pilot Chet Brown and co-pilot
Hank Miller of the Arctic Air
ways, are awaiting favorable wea
ther to hop off for Fairbanks with
their tri-motored Ford plane car
rying some 9 passengers whc
have already made arrangement:
for the trip.
No further returns in the re
cent General Election were re
ceived today, and totals still
remain the same.
Pastor Wood
Tells Travel
to Pt. Barrow
Pastor H. L. Wood, superinten
dent of Alaska Missions of Sev
enth-Day Adventists, with head
quarters at Juneau, is in Nome
awaiting favorable weather to
fly to Fairbanks with Pilot Chet
Brown of the Arctic Airways.
Pastor Wood's has been engag
ed in making a four months sur
jvey trip in the interests of the
Eskimos, having covered Bristol
Bay to Barrow, during which
time he used airplane mostly. He
made the trip on the North Star
from Nome to Barrow and return
to Kivalina, returning to Nome
Tuesday morning on the tri-mo
tored plane of the Arctic Air
ways. Using a skin boat at some
points, he visited all villages and
schools and Missions to study
conditions, problems and needs of
; the Eskimos from a mission stand
! point.
Pastor Wood states that while
the Seventh-Day Adventist Mis
sion is the youngest of the mis
sion societies operating in Alaska
it is growing very rapidly with
an increase of over 600 percent in
membership in the past eight
years.
During the past year a new
church and office building was
erected in Juneau, also a church
building in Palmer, the center of
the Matanuska Valley, was also
erected this year and is the first
and only church building in thi
new colony. Pastor M. J. Jack
son is in charge of the congrega
tion at Palmer and Anchorage.
The Mission operates the Medi
cal Yacht “Messenger” in south
eastern Alaska, visiting the manj
out of the way places that art
without medical service. This
service, he states is greatly ap
preciated by the canneries, salt
eries, logging camps, fishing vil
lages and fur-farmers.
J In explaining the plans for mis
sion extension work,Pastor Wood
states that the Mission is anxious
to fill any real need by bringing
spiritual, medical or other help
as far as the Mission is able, but
is not interested in competing
with other Mission Societies, thus
confusing the natives.
From Nome Pastor Wood will
fly to Fairbanks and after a week
spent in the interior city, will go
to Anchorage, thence he will fly
to Bristol Bay and the Aleutian
Peninsula, spending a month in
that district. Returning to An
chorage by plane, he will spend
two weeks in the Matanuska dis
trict and another week in Valdez,
returning to Juneac, his head
quarters, about Thanksgiving.
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Location Notices. Vouchers, and
Special Power of Attorney forms.
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Marriage To An
Insane Girl Was
Dissolved Cana,
(By The Associated Press)
MONTREAL, Canada, Sept. If
—A marriage contracted while
the bride is out on probatior
from the local lunatic asylum is
no marriage at all in the opin
ion of Justice Forest. He struck
I the chains of matrimony from
Adelard Goyette.
Goyette told the court that
when he married Frances Lalon
de he was unaware that she was
just enjoying conditional liberty
I from a mental institution. Short
ly after the wedding this liber
ty terminated, and she is now
back in the asylum.
Both parties must consent to a
marriage and an insane person
) is incapable of giving consent,
the judge ruled in annulling the
i
| union.
CALL FOR BIDS
Bids will be accepted by the
Nevada up to 5 P.M. Sept. 15 to
furnish water by the month for
the winter months. Inquire at
The Nevada.
Tom Cloninger.
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