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COLORADO ANTHRACITE 30.00
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LOCALNEWS
MKTIOR ARRIVES ST. MICHAEL
The 75-foot email boat Meteor,
with Frank P. Williams, arrived
St. Michael today from Seattle.
According to information receiv
ed here the mail boat will be dis
patched over to Nome in the next
few days.
PILOT WIEN TAKES OKE
FOR FAIRBANKS
Pilot Noel' Wien took off today
for Fairbanks with Jacob Baker.
Harry G. Watson and Hawley Stef
ling *a» retuning passengers. I
Gl’S MALM DEAD AT NOME
SOURDOUGH HERE SINCE
GOLD RUSH DAYS
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Gus Malm, one of the pictures-J
que characters of the Nome gold j
rush days, died at1 his home wept ;
of the North Pole Bakery last !
evening. Death was apparently
due to old age. as during the past
few years or so he had become
very feeble and during the last
few months had not moved from
his house.
Funeral arrangements have been
arranged to take place at 2 p.m.
tomorrow afternooon from the un
dertaking parlors on front street.
The Igloo No. 1, of the Pioneers
of Alaska will be in attendance
at the funeral services.
Gus Malm canie to Nome in
1800, aboarl the same boat on '
vhich T. A. MacAlone was 'i p:is>
ingei He has r-• pruned in a id
a-ei; nd Nome s'uce then, never
fiaY.ng gone back to ihe Slite*
At different tim"s he woikcti for
aud helped, Sergeratrom and Hag
en, was a guard in the U. S. Jail,
has done odd jobs for the past
•twenty years.
He was born about December
3, 1869, in Landskrona, Sweden.
Leaving home when about 12
years of age he traveled all over
the earth; was a sea-faring man
until he came to Nome. As far
as can be ascertained, he hag no
living relatives or dependents.
Known affectionately to every
No melt e and sourdough In this
section, the passing of Gus Malm
seems to bring to mind that very
few of the old-timn sourdough
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BUILDER
ALTERATIONS REPAIRS
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Complete Your Estimates
I Inquire Nugget Office
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1904
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried (
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Shock
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
We Solicit Year Business
MHnnm^nHnHi
(prospectors and stampeeders of the
gold rush days, remain today.
NAT PLANE ACTIVITIES
Pilot Han* Mtrow made a round
trip yesterday afternoon to Candle
.with threfi passengers: Mrs. Mae
Clark, and Mr. and^ Mrs. O. D.
Clemence.
Pilot Vic Ross of the Northern
Air Transport took off from Fair
banks today for Nome. >tf wea
ther conditions permit the plane
should arrive here today, with
iriall, passengers and express.
PIONEERS ATTENTION
All Pioneers are requested to
attend the funeral of Brother Oils
Malm, to take place front the un
dertaking parlors at 2 p.ni.,
tomorrow, Thursday.
Thos. Gaffney, Vice-pres.
KOl'NT AIRWAYS
pilot. lien E": ley of the It'’list
i Airways made a round trip to
{Candle yesterday with two pass
{engers, mail and express.
Passengers were Geo. S. Dyer
and W. Stump.
P lot Frank V\.r.V. >of the cana*
company made a round trip to
Candle Tuesday afternoon with
four passengers for that place.
Passengers were A1 Farrell. Lon
Scott, R. Degan and Fred Roberts,
FOR SALE: 1933 Model Ford
son, 88 b. p. Inquire Lomra Com
merclal Company.
FOR SALK: A boy’s bicycle.
Good condition. Reasonable price.
Inquire Nugget Office..
FOR SALE: Fire room house
nicely furnished. Inquire at Nug
get Office.
Midnight Sun Baking Co.
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OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
STORK HOURS — S:S0 A.M. TO S:So PJL
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices