Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Noel Wien, accompanied
by Mrs. Wien and co-pilot Norris
Johnson in the Northern Air
Transport trimotored Ford plane
arrived at Nome at 4 A. M. this
•morning from Fairbanks. The
plane is to be on hand for the
heavy volume of transportation
following the arrival of the first
steamers at Nome from Seattle.
Pilot John Lynn of the NAT.
returned to Nome at 1 AM today
from Haycock after transporting
passengers and freight to that
section yesterday.
Pilot Hall of the Mirow Air
Servire, yesterday, flew Fred
Wade to White’s Camp and Os
car Swanson to Candle. He pro
ceeded to Buckland. stayed over
night and returned to Nome with
Mr. Ripley.
Today pilot Hall flew Ben Simp
son and Max Simpson to Candle
and express and freight for Bald
win.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow s
Air Service flew to Tin City yes
terday with Wm. H. Merritt An
other flight to Teller was made.
with Mrs. Thomas Petersen. Miss
Vollmer and Jack Folger. Stop
ping at the Hot Springs on his
return he picked up Miss Doro
thy Russell, deaconess, and flew
into Nome.
Today he made a flight to the
White Camp and Taylor with
James Frawley and two others
names unknown.
Pilot Hermann of the Northern
Air Transport Inc., with Harry
Nelson of the Nome Airways
made a flight up to Shelton last
night late to look for Pilot Frank
Whaley of the Nome Airways
who had not returned early last
evening. The Nome Airways
plane was found resting on a
lake about five miles from Shel
ton.
The plane landed at Shelton
and Mechanician Harry Nelson
remained to walk over to the
lake. The NAT plane then re
turned to Nome. No further
details were received about the
plane when the paper went to
press.
Harry Egbert An
Oldtimer Conies
Back, 27 Years
Harry Egbert who left Nome in
1909. was a returning passenger |
on the Victoria from Seattle. ?f-1
ter an absence of twenty-seven
years.
Well-known in Nome for his
excellent vocal ability in the line
of singing and plays which took
place here in the early days, Mr.
Egbert is to be seen frequently
around talking over old times
with friends made at that time, I
and who he has not seen since.
While on the Outside he farm
ed for a considerable period in
Canada near the property of for
ner Nomeite Paul Denhart. Nu
nerous times he reports he saw i
aldtimers from Nome and visited ;
shortly with them. It is expect
'd he will be able to tell of many i
jf them and what they have ;
seen doing since they left Nome,;
rears ago.
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FI.AMO RANGES OIL HEATERS
L A R R Y GALVIN
GENERAL ELECTRIC PLUMBING
HEATING SYSTEMS FIXTURES
NOME MACHINE SHOP
VV. L. SLACK AND SON. PROPRIETORS
Our Aim—Satisfied Customers
BOILER, MARINE, TRACTOR. ACETLYNE AND
ELECTRIC WELDING
MATERIAL STOCKED : SHAFTING, STEEL. BRONZE,
BUSHING, BABBITT, ACCESSORIES.
Prompt Attention to Local and Out of Town Work
Teh phone Black 110
THE BOARD OF TRADE
NEW LOCATION
(Opposite The Dream Theatre)
Liner Victoria
Go to Eastward
Tonite, Return
The Alaska Line steamer Vic
toria. says Nome agent Joe Har
nish. is scheduled to sail shortly
after 6 PM today for Solomon,
Spruce Creek, Golovin, BlufT and
St. Michael. The vessel will dis
charge freight, mining machin
ery and passengers on this trip
and then return to Nome.
Passengers will be loaded here
for Seattle and the vessel will
possibly sail for Seattle via Tel
le: next Tuesday, June 16th.
The Coast Guard Cutter North
land sailed late today for Norton
Bay ports, to be gone for several
days, visiting many of the ports
and villages to the eastward, be
fore returning again to Nome.
Borah Not Talk
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fBv TbP Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 13^Sen
ator Borah refused to say today
whether he would vote for Lan
don or not. He told reporters;1
“not clear.” meaning Landon's
message to the convention.
NOTICE
All taxes real and personal due
City of Nome for year 1935 are
lue and on July 15, 1936, penalty
ind interest on those unpaid will
le calculated, and the delin
]uent tax roll will be prepared,
idvertised, and the property sold
tccording to law.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
M. J. WALSH
City Clerk
Publish June 1.3, 15 16, 17, 18, 19.
ind 20, 1936.
FOR SALE
Washing Machine. Baby Bed.
Buggy. Sled, High Chair
Inquire Nugget Office. 1-t
Freighting
Anywhere
Day Or Night
Caterpillar
Or Truck
Help Build Your Community
By Patronizing An Established
Business.
NOME
MOTOR CO.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
LIGHTERAGE
AND TOWING
LOCAL AND COASTWISE
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Mining News Of
Seward Pen. New
Operations 1936
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tin, representative in the national
congress from Massachusetts.
Messrs. Crowley and Martin
expect to remain in Nome for
about a month or 6 weeks before
returning to the East. Mean
while they will observe mining
operations here.
Frank Hertzer, who operated
on the beach up the coast from
Nome in 1934 w’ith pumps and
sluice boxes, and who suffered
the misfortune to have his equip
ment ruined during a severe
storm on Bering Sea, returned
this spring witli new equipment
and will be leaving soon for his
location west of Nome on the
beach of Bering Sea to try it
again. Mrs. Hertzer, who has
never been to Nome before, ac
companies him.
In the early days Frank Hertzer
was one of the ace linotype oper- ^
ators on the staff of the Nome
Daily Nugget.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Two furnished bed rooms for
rent—week or month. Corner of
B street and First Avenue.
See. H. E. REIMER.
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of Mining Equipment
To Many Sections of
Alaska’s Rich Mineral
Areas
Our policy is to render the
greatest possible assistance
to those engaged in Min
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our Extensive and Personal
Attention to Air Express &
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outgoing through Nome.
FOR ANY SERVICE, BE IT
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NORTHERN
AIR
TRANSPORT
INC.
CITY LAUNDRY
Harry Saito, Prop.
Opposite The Bank
Suits And Hats
Cleaned
Laundry Work At
Reasonable Prices
Baths For Men and Women
Phone MAin 149
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Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 7:30 P.M.
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
WITH
JACK OAKIE, CONSTANCE CUMMINGS,
SPENCER TRACY
ALSO
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ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
SUNDAv
‘LET’S BE RITZY’
WITH
LEW AYERS, PATRICIA ELLIS,
FRANK McHUGH
AND
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RADIO BREVITIES”
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—METROTONE NEWS
TWO SHOWS 7:15 and 9. P M.
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AND j
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