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AIRPORT NEWS
N 0 M E
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service took off
Sunday for Fairbanks with
the following passengers:
John Ebberley, Walter Ku
ben. Duncan Macdonald,
Jerry Galvin, Ann Dwyer,
arriving at Fairbanks at 2
p.m. yesterday.
Pilot Mirow left Fairbanks
on his return trip to Nome
at noon today, Fairbanks
time, stopped at Nulato to
discharge a quantity of ex
press, and arrrived Nome
this afternoon with a capac
ity load of express.
Tomorrow Pilot Mirow
will make a round trip to
Teller, bringing back Dr.
Hughes, the Nome dentist.
Wednesday, the Mirow
Air Service plane will make
another trip to Fairbanks
with three or four passen
gers, the names of whom it
is not definitely known at
this time.
Pacific Alaska Airways
planes piloted by Jones and
S. E. Robbins, arrived in
Nome Sunday with mail
from Fairbanks and depart
ed again homeward bound.
Fred Milligan, PAA flight
mechanic, who visited his
wife, a teacher at Teller,
during the holidays, and
who has been held in Nome
for nearly 10 days, by ad
verse weather,was a return
ing passenger with the aii^
planes to Fairbanks. Out
going mail was also carried.
Pilot Chet Brown of the
Northern Air Transport,re
turned to Nome Sunday af
ternoon from Nulato with
Hank Miller, who accom
panied him on the round
trip from Nome to Nulato,
to search for the then miss
ing NAT Pilot Hermann,
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who reported in shortly af
ter they left Nome.
Friday Brown flew a sick
native woman to the hospi
tal at Tanana, from Nulato.
Mrs. H. 0. Wilson and baby
of Elim arrived with the
plane Sunday; the baby is
to receive medical treat
ment here, it was reported
An NAT plane is sch
eduled for a flight to Fair
banks tomorrow, w.p.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Nome Airways m de a trip
to Fairbanks Sunday with
Dudley Warner as an out
going passenger. Mr. War
ner was employed in the
Bon Marche up to the time
of his departure.
LOCAL ITEMS
Fred Durocher, John Ost
and Chas. Stromm who
were brought to Nome in
connection with a case
heard today in the Commis
sioner’s court, will be re
turning passengers to Coun
cil as soon as weather will
permit, via airplane.
The candidacy of Howard
Lyng, for territorial sena
tor on the democratic tic
ket was filed at the Clerk of
the U. S. District Court’s
Office today. It was receiv
ed by mail from Palmer,
(Matanuska colony) where
Mr. Lyng has been employ
ed for the past year.
Chas. Stromm, of Coun
cil, charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon
on the person of John Ost,
complaining witness, was
released today, following a
hearing into the alleged of
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missioner at Nome.
Fred Duroeher also of
Council, was also a witness
against Stromm. The hear
ing was held at 2 P.M. C.
W. Thornton was defend
ing counsel.
A. B. Peterson, was charg
jed in a complaint filed to
day, with assault and bat
tery on the person of one
Mike Kigingnuk, a native,
known as “Big Mike”. The
offense is alleged to have
been committed Friday,
January 10th.
Date for a hearing has
been set in the U. S. Com
missioner’s Court for Wed
nesday, Jan. 15th, at 2 p.m.
Peterson is at liberty on
$250.00 bail.
John Brown, a native, re
ported Saturday that he
had called at the house oc
cupied by “Arctic” Smith,
aged 70 odd, and received
no response to his knock.
He is reported to have look
ed through the window and
discovered him lying on the
bed. He reported to the
officials at Nome without
attempting to enter the ca
bin.
Sunday, John Swedman
and Louis Erickson went
up the coast to Arctic creek
where Mr. Smith lived and
found him dead. There
were no suspicious eviden
ces about his death, Mr.
Smith having died, presum
ably of old age.
“Arctic” Smith, as he has
been known,for many years
in the Nome section, is sur
vived by a daughter Mrs.
Louis Erickson, of Nome.
Funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
Mrs. Stanley Martin, the
holder of ticket No. 2418, in
the Special Gift Attraction
drawing of the Pioneer
Drug Store, was presented
with the $50.00 8 m.m. mo
tion picture projector and
case, awarded by that insti
tution, in a holiday draw
ing. The drawing took
place, Friday, Jan. 10th.
Dr. Charteris is in receipt
of a wire from Duncan Mac
donald, stating that he ar
rived at Fairbanks Sunday,
at two p.m., and was feel
ing good after the trip by
the Mirow Air Service fast
and commodious plane.
B. N. B. CLUB
All men and young men,
members of the Bering Na-1
tive Brotherhood, are re
quested to attend a meeting
Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 7 P.M.,
in rear of church.
Norman Lee, President.
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