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LOCAL NEWS
Tlie cutter Northland of the
Coast Guard Bering Sea Patrol ar
rived back at Nome this morning
from Norton Bay Ports. She will
leave the roadstead on Wednesday
for her’trip to Point Barrow.
The cutter Chelan, also ill Port,
will weigh anchor tomorrow morn
ing to make a cruise into the Arc
tic Ocean.
NAT Pilot Flans Mirow (lew to
Council this morning taking Char
les Anderson from Solomon as a
passenger. Pilot Mirow also car
ried a load of freight and mail on
the trip.
The tng boat Nohalico of the
Nome Harbor Lighterage Company
which started from here three
days ago with a load of freight
for Keewalik. delivered its mer
chandise at that place and has
now begun its return , trip to
Nome.
Alden Krven is recovering in
the hospital from a gunshot wound
in his leg suffered when he acci
dentally shot himself last Thurs
day.
Ben Nelson, who is mining <jn
the beach a few miles up from
Nome, last night was brought to
the hospital with a chronic ail
ment.
This morning at 3:45 in the
Maynard Columbus Hospital,
Charles Schreiner died of pneu
monia after an illness of about ,
three days. He was brought to I
Nome from Cape Nome, where he
lived, on Saturday.
Clias. Schreiner better known to
his friends as “Cap" was born in
Germany 74 years ago. but was a
citizen of the United States for
many years before his death. A
sea-captain. Schreiner sailed out
of the port of New York in his
early youth, and traveled over the
entire world. He came to Bristol
Bay in 189ft. and to Nome during
the gold rush in 190ft. He was in
the mining business at Candle for (
15 or 2ft years, and also did nav
igation work on the Keewalik Hiv
er. He later moved (o Cau? !
Nome, where he spent his reclin- ■ '
ing years.
“Cap" Schreiner was married I
and had three children, two dan- !
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MIXERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
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MODERN
A WORKING MAN’S
DINNER COOKED TO
A KING’S TASTE.
HOME BAKED BREAD
FOR BADE.
OPEN « A M.
CDOSE 8 P.M,
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^liters and a son. His wife and ,
daughters are dead, the latjto-r |
two having been buried at sea af
ter they lied of yellow fever Tho
son, a' graduate of Stanford l ni
verslty, is now e eivll eng'-te
in Lima, Peru.
Funeral services 'Vill take pi ice
tomorrow at 2 p.m. under the aus
pices of the Pioneer Lodge, of
which he was a member.
** Mr. and Mm James Keenan
left Nome for Candle ysterdav
with pilot Hans Mlrow of the Nor
thern Air Transport,. Mr. Jam-s
Roberts was also a passenger for
thut town.
Mr. and Mrs. Keenan will be in
Candle most of the summer, occ
asionally making trips to Nome.
On Wednesday evening at 7:30
p.m. Mi*. Kohn-Hansen will
give a demonstration for home
maker* on the sruhjis-f -of sewing.
Those wishing to sw-unr pattern*
should b-ing paper and aeUrom.
hulletins will be distributed and
easy ways to make seams, pockets
and ptbckets. etc. will be shown.
IMONKKRH ATTENTION!
All Pioneers aw* requested to
attend the funeral of our deH
(eased IIwither Captain Charles
Schreiner, to take place from
thft undertaking parlors at 2 p.m.
tomorrow, Tuesday, thence- to the
Federated Church.
Thou. Gaffney,
Vice Pre*.
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After August 1st, 1031 the or
dinance covering driver s license*
will be strictly enforced.
C, F. V'-nnoy,
Chief of Police
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COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKERY GOODS.
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
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Full Quart Jars
SLICED 40 cents per Jar
WHOLE 45 cents per Jar
SHELLED SALTED PEANUTS, 35 cento per lb,
FROZEN SWEET STRAWBERRIES, per enp 35 cent*
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