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Northbound Southbound
heave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Arrive
Seattle Juneau Seward Seward Juneau Seattle
S S Barannf May 5 May 8 -May 11 May 11 May 14 May 17
S S Alaska May 8 May 11 May 14 May 14 May 17 May 20
S S Yukon May 15 May 18 May 21 May 21 May 24 May 27
S S Baranof May 19 May 22 May 25 May 25 May 28 May 31
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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Announcement was made to
day by Ralph Lomen, vice presi
dent of the Lomen Commercial
Company of Nome, of the pur
chase by his firm, of the Teller
Lighterage Company, its plant &
equipment at Teller. Mrs. Tom
Peterson, owner and operator of
the Teller Lighterage Co. for
many years. confirms the sale,
and states that she and her asso
ciates will continue to operate
their trading posts, fox farm, and
other interests as heretofore.
John Lichtenberg, pioneer
hardware merchant, and recent
legislator, returned today after
an absence of four and a half
months. Following the legisla
tive session at Juneau, John sta-‘
tes he journeyed to Seattle to
transact business for his firm, &
not as rumor had it. for the pur
pose of changing his present
state of single blessedness.
Yesterday in the local District
Court, Judge Morison granted a
divorce dissolving the matrimon
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ial bonds of Algut and Joan Fall
man. Of the two children involv
ed the daughter was given into
Ihe custody of the mother and
the son awarded to the father.
E. Nolte. recently arrived from
his Belli rag ham, Washington home,
and who last year mined in the
Bluff district, reports that he is
bringing in on the first boat, a
J'/4 yard diesel powered shovel.
This modern piece of mining ma
chinery will be used on the Sam
Tucker properties at Bluff, part
of which Mr. Nolte -has under
lease.
Yesterday Gov. Troy announc
ed the membership of the new
Alaska Planning Council. Among
the appointees appears the name
of M.J. Walsh of Nome, city clerk
and member of the Territorial
School Board.
This additional appointment is
a well deserved tribute to a vet
eran Alaskan, fine fellow, splen
did city official (8 years), and an
excellent citizen. Congratula
Mike.
Ole Steinfield, large reindeer
owner in the Unalakleet district,
is in town transacting business
and renewing acquaintances. Ole
is one of our oldest residents, in
terms of years lived in this sec
tion,coming to Unalakleet in 1898
as a young fellow from Norway,
hired by the United States, along
with others, to make the long,
journey to far away Alaska, for j
the purpose of instructing the!
Eskimo in the art of reindeer J
husbandry.
At. noon
the canvas covered roof of the
Martin Willoya cabin just East of
the Federated church. The incip
ient blaze was quickly smother
ed, it not being necessary to re
move hose from the promptly re
sponding fire department equip
ment.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
P;lot Frank Whaley of the MAS
returned from Unalakleet late
Sunday with Neks Boyne and
Nels Bango for Nome, and Max
Gottschalk for BiufT enroute.
Pilot-manager Hans Mi raw fly
ing the Lockheed arrived from
Fairbanks at 10:30 p in. Monday
with mail, express and the fol
lowing passengers: Mr. and Mrs.
JollilTe. James Cassidy, Ervin T.
McGuire and Curly Boulanger.
Pilot Crawford of the MAS,
brought the Stinson No. 2 into
the local airport at 10:45 p.m.
Monday with a Mr. Jones as a
passenger from Fairbanks, and
landing a full load of tractor
parts for the Sullivan interests at
Bluff enroute.
Pilot Crawford hopped off for
Teller today with mail, and Mrs.
Tom Peterson and Geo. Folger
as passengers.
Pilot-Manager Mi row took cff
early today for the Spruce creek
Dredge camp with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jones and Tolbert Scott as
passengers.
Pilot Whaley of the MAS, to
day flew two loads of freight, and
Harry Nelson as a passenger to
the Rainbow Mining Co.'s Noxa
paga camp in the Kougarok. Geo.
Waldheim was a returning passen
ger. picked up at Nugget Gulch.
Pilot Maurice King of the Fer
guson Airways, arrived from Kot
zebue via Candle at 2 p.m. today,
bringing mail and John Lichten
berg as a passenger.
Pilot Cross of the Wien Alaska
Airline took off this forenoon
with a load of freight for Candle
and Peering and Jack Faey as a
passenger for Candle.
Pilot Sig. Wien of the WAA.,
took off early today with R. W.
Silver as a passenger for Solo
mon, and mail and freight for
Golovin, Council and White Mt.
LATEST ON FLOODS
AND ICE CONDITIONS
FAIRBANKS. May 18—Later:
—Business is being resumed to
its normal state, following the
recent flood: schools have reop
ened to a full attendance, families
are returning to their homes, rail
road service has resumed, and air
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plane traffic- is getting under way
a.s the airfields become more
favorable.
The ice went out at McGrath
at 12:51 pm yesterday, but is
still holding at Manley Hot
Springs, Tanann Station and Nu
lato. Planes are still landing
an skiis at Ruby. Nulato and Un
alakieet.
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