Airplane Activities
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways took off this morning for
Candle with A1 Bass and R. D. Ja
cobs as passengers. On the return
trip to Nome the plane will stop at
Deeritig and pick up Jack Devine,
recently appointed Receiver of the
Cordovado Gold Dredging Company.
Mrs. Frank Whaley was a round
tripper.
Pilot Chester Brown took off for
Ruby this morning to contact anoth
er NAT plane. He expects to return
about 6:30 pm today with three pas
sengers and a quantity of express.
Pilot llans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service took off for Kotzebue
today with mail. He will stop at
Baldwin , Nugget Gulch and Hot
Springs returning with Mrs. Vernon
and Mrs. Patterson from Kotzebue.
Pilot Noel Wien who arrived here
last evening from Fairbanks hopped
off this morning for Kotzebue, Point
Hope and Barrow and will return
to Fairbanks via Wiseman on the
Koyukuk river. As round trip pas
sengers were Bishop Peter Trimble
Rowe of the Episcopal church and
the Rev. Kippenbrok who are mak
ing a tour of Northwestern Alaska.
MARINE NEWS
AT NOME
The Motorship New York sailed
about midnight for east coast points.
The motorship Patterson, Captain
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Mail or leave your Films at the Bon Marche.
Pedersen in command arrived this
morning from San Francisco. After
a few hours stop here the vessel pro
ceeded for Kotzebue; Point Hope;
Barrow and Herschel Island. The
vessel is making its annual trading
expedition into northern waters.
U. S. Army Plane
Lands Nome Today
May Fly Barrow
Continued From Page One
more days were spent.
Flew Coastal Route
Tht plane flew north along the
Panhandle of Alaska to Juneau and
thence to Cordova, Anchorage and
into Fairbanks. After remaining
there for a day or two, it took off
from Fairbanks this morning and
arrived here this afternoon. It is
understood the gasoline supply along
the coast from Kotzebue north to
Barrow is limited and it may be
necessary for the plane to carry a
considerable quantity of it in order
to make the round trip.
While in Nome the U. S. Army
fliers are guests of the local agency
of the Pacific Alaska Airways, ho
tel accomodations being restricted to
practically nothing.
Eskimo Exhibits
Entertainment On
Arrival Tourists
At the U. S. Native Bureau School.
As one feature of entertainment
for the tourists arriving on the S.S.
Dellwood, of the Alaska Line, a na
tive entertainment and exhibit will
be featured.
The native entertainment will con
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sist of the following numbers:
1. Regular Native Dance—
. All Natives.
2. Women’s Dance—
.King Island Natives
3. Men’s Dance—Diomede Natives j
4. Raven Dance—.
5. Wolf Dance— .Nome Natives
The above program will be about
an hour’s duration.
Charge of fifty cents for the
white adults and 25 cents for white
children under 16 years of age, will
be made.
Whites will be admitted to hall
at the rear door of the gymnasium,
between the hours of 7:30 and 8 pm.
Natives will be admitted free be
tween 8 o’clock and 8:15.
This program promises to be one
of the most interesting Native pro
grams ever featured in Nome. Along
with the program the Natives of
King Island, Diomede Island and
Nome village, will have on display
and for sale their very best ivory
carvings, model kayaks, oomiaks.fur
clothing, curios, etc. All of these ;
articles will be for sale at the most j
reasonable prices. Now is the op-1
portune time to start your ivory i
collection, or to secure needed birth !
day or Xmas gifts.
The public is invited to this en
tertainment and exhibit. You who
have been in Nome for some time
know and appreciate the fine work
manship of these people—to those
who are new in the community take
| an hour’s time and get acquainted.
The U. S. Native School is located |
on D Street, two blocks west of
Front street. This program and ex
hibit will be given the evening of
the arrival of the Steamer Dellwood I
probably Monday July 15th.
Entertainment Plans for Tourist
Latest information points to the
arrival of the Dellwood on the 15th.
Some 30 tourists will arrive on thus
boat. Plans are underway for their
entertainment while in Nome.
The U. S Native School will be
used for their headquarters. It is
| planned that the Tourists will be
given a trip to the various mines—
including the Hammon and Sunset
operations. Another feature for
their entertainment will be a visit
to the King Island Village, as well
as the Native Program and Exhibit
to be given in the evening of their
arrival. It is expected that the citi
zens of Nome will extend their fam
ous hospitality to these people while
in Nome.
Chas. Fagerstrom, aged about 65,
well known sourdough of Golovin
and Nome, died about 10 o’clock
this morning at the home of his
son here.
Mr. Fagerstrom has been seriously
of death was not given,
ill for some time past. The cause
It is understood his body is being
taken by boat to Golovin tonight
for burial.
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Our cows are selected from the
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, —tubercular tested and approved be
fore being shipped.
I We deliver at your home—office
—or store; in quarts—pints—or half
pints. Phone your orders.
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Nome, Alaska.
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