LOCAL NEWS
Bernard Mein. U. S. Postal In
spector, who has been making a
tour of Alaska inspecting postofflc
es, -was a returning passenger to
Fairbanks Thursday via plane.
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t The Good Hope of the Lyng
Nav. Co is scheduled t?T sail this
evening for Kotzebue and way
ports, carrying mall, ekpress and
passengers.
Work on the proposed extension
of the tramroad along Dry Creek,
bo the revetment on Snake river
harbor, is expected to commence
soon, according to t’.ose in -the
know.
Hector Laurin who is operat
ing a hydraulik piant wilh his
brother Emil on Macklm creek in
the Kougarok section, arrived • in
Nome Sunday evening with a sub
stantia! cleanup.
The many friends of Fred Dan
iels are pleased to learn that he is
improving daily and hope to see
him about the streets again soon.
Mr. Daniels has been confined to
his home for some weeks, thru
Illness. v
A Sholin, who bought the min
ing interest of Chas. Dykeman on
Hurrah creek in the Solomon sec
tion, -came to Nome with his car
Thursday morning on a business
trip returning the same day He
is hydraullking and doing well.
Henry Burgh accompanied by
his wife and children and their
guejtt Mrs. Joseph Durant, made
a trip with his auto to Solomon
on Tuesday. After a sho-t tpsit
with Peter Cunran, they returned
to NVmne Wednesday.
Miss Dorene Hagen, lovely dau
ghter of tfr and Mrs Harry Hagen
Nome's prominent jeweler, was an
out going passenger on the Der
blay which sailed Thursday morn
ing for Seattle. She plans On at
tending the University of Wash
ington where she will continue
her education.
Mrs. E. S Steffen, and daughter.
Gretchen, were recent arrivals in
town from Kotzebue. Mr. Steffen
is now associated with the Lomen
Drug Store, so they plan on mak
ing Nome their home. Many
iriends here welcome the former
Irene Young, and her daughter
back to Nome.
XjA. Kenneth Rude was a pass
enger on the NAT plane that left
for Fairbanks last Sunday. From
Fairbanks she will travel by train
to Valdez where she will board a
steamer for the States. After vis
iting her family and attending- to
necessary business she will sail
for Nome on the last Victoria.
Another well known daughter
of Nome, who sailed on the Der
blay is Miss Helen Baldwin, dau
3 fte Studio & CJrt Shop
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ghter of Rev. and Mrs. W. F.
Baldwin. She was accompanied
by her father who will go into
business in the states. Helen, who
i$ preparing for a teachers dip
loma will complete her studies at
the University of Washington.
3. D Harla„ of the Ham-mon
Consolidated Gold Fields, who has
l ten at Fairbanks for several
weeks, is expected to arrive Nome
today in connection with the com
pany’s mining interests here. It
is to be hoped that Mr. Harlan
v(ill bring a package of good news
as to the company’s future oper
ations.
Miss Mary, the prominent dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walah
was also a .Derblny passenger. Be
ing born in Nome and living in
Alaska all her life, she looks for
ward with great anticipation to
this, her first visit to the states.
Her normal school education will
Lo completed at. Viaryaluifst Nor
mal in Portland Oregon. We wish
her success.
Anthony E. Karnes, Territorial
[commissioner of Education for
Alaska, who arrived here hv plane
from Fairbanks Tuesday afternoon
I left again Thursday afternoon via
plane on his return trip to his of
jflce at Juneau via Fairbanks, after
'a short inspection visit of the sch
ools in this section. Mr. Karnes
stated he was sorry that time did
ntot allow him to stay longer in the
second division
FANNIE HURSTS COLORFUL
DRAMA NOW ON THE SCREEN
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[ . Charged with intimate drama
[and laid in New York’s colorful
background, a new and powerful
film written by Fannie Hurst
comm to the Dream Theatre, Sun
day, September 17th.
The picture is RKO-Radio’s
“Symphony of Six Million.” co
featuring RicaTdo Cortez and Irene
Dunne in *a sublime romance of
self-sacrifice and love.
The film is replete with vivid
^sets, of East Side streets, hospit
al operating moms and the free
clinics which minister to the ail
ments of the unfoTutnate poor of
a big city.
Ricardo Cortez, who plays the
role of the doctor, is seen in a
/sympathetic chayacteijlzation for
[the first time in four years. The
jrauve villian <of the screen is trans
[formed into idealistic type.
!' Miss Dunne presents a noble
h yhminded type of America^ wo
manhood.
The picture is excellently cast
with Anna Appel formerly of I he
Yiddish Art thei»*6. Gregor/ Unt
ifT, of the Moscow Art theatre,
and Noel Madison and Uta Chev
ret in stmmg supporting roles.
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0
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Prices will be right to suit the
RAM) WIN PASSENGERS
Captain Baker of the S. S. Ar
thur J. Baldwin advises the local
office of the Arctic Transport Co
mpany that the boat had u very
successful and speedy dispatch at
Nunivak Island, has taken K>n a
large cargo of fish at Dutch Har
bor, and is now enroute to Seattle.
The following passengers sailed
from 'Nome: Mr. Snd Mrs. George
St. Clair, Mrs, Tom Shaw of Coun
cil, Ernst Coonse, A. Uhiglione,
C. P. Boyne and Rev.-E. B. Lar
s' ,n from Unalakleet and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul fvanofT and a native re
turning to Nunivak Islfnd Three
passengers were taken aboard at
Dutch Harbor.
The Baldwin will sail from Seat
tle October 2 for Dutch Harbor
and all ports in our section, front
Unalakileet to Teller.
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