Golovin
, (Special Nugget Correspondence)
* May 22.
If appearances are not deceiving
* It would appear that Golovin is
' due for a busy and prosperous
* summer. This being the case it
may not be amiss to review brief
ly ,the doings of importance dur
t ins the past year, and thus give
the proper setting for the sum
mer’s activities;
To begin in a cheerful vein, the
following births may Ibe announc
r ed: To Mr. and Mrs. John Ost, a
girl, Ruth Maria Lola; to Mr. and
’ Mrs. John Fagerstrom, 'a boy,
( Carl Jerry; to Mr. and Mrs. and
Mrs. Charlie Fagerstrom, Jr., a
girl, Juanita Jane; to Mr. and
Mrs. William Nelson, a boy, Nels
William; to Mr. and Mrs. August
Chemeeuck, a son, Reuben; and to
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Paul, a son.
Reports state that the Hansen
Shaw and the Gumm-Me<bes dredg
es of Council, plan a full sum
mer, which means that both the
1 Lomen Lighterage Co. and The
Misabe Tug and Barge Co. of
Golovin, will be kept busy as well
as the river lighterage company.
1 Last year the Fish River freight
1 was handled by the old Pfaffle
Porter Lighterage facilities under
the ownership of the Misabe Co.1
This year the Fish River lighter
age has been taken over, and is
norw owned and operated by L.E.
Ost and sons. Mr. Ost has just
finished the construction of a new
'river scow. \^Mr Ost and boys
have spent a number of months
this winter at Council, where th^y j
have been cutting wood and haul
ing it with the horse teams. After
finishing their operations at Coun
cil, they brought the horses to
Golovin, where they became and
have remained a source of wonder
and admiration to tho children of
he village, most of whom had
never seen horses.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brandon
moved to Nome in the early spring.
Jimmy carried the mail on the
White Mt.-Council route and since
his departure the route has been
taken over by Siegfried.
Mrs. Virgil Dickson, the U.9.,
Office of Education nurse from
Nome, spent a busy week in Gol
ovin, vaccinating for diphtheria,
and making examinations of mo3t
of the natives. This is the first
time that any systematic medical
work has been done in the village,
and it is hoped that this is a
forerunner of better things to
come This >v4Bq^e boastry of a
native pomilaHqn untT^-<gflu4d sup
port a native school of more than
the average size, but there is no
native school in the village and
consequently the native children
here receive no schooling from one
year to the next.
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The Golovin Territorial School:
will close on June ninth. The
school, for tho past year has main
ti'iiKd an enrollment of twenty,
which makes i‘ one of tho larger
of *he Alaska mral schoo s It is
understood that Mrs. Ber*. Me
CaTthy of Nome, will take over the
teaching of the school fo’ the next
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who is resigning to take a needed
vacation in. the States.
A word from Mr. Pfaffle tells us
that he has spent most of the win
ter in Idaho with his daughter.
His health is improving slowly.
His White Mt. Store has been
taken over iby Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Pickett, ' formerly with the White
Mt. Industrial School..
Mrs. Joe Dexter, who has been
ill most of the winter, finds her
self improving with the coming of
the long sunshiny days.
Carl Jepson spent most of the1
winter at the Ellm Hot Springs,
but is now back in town again.
Bob Doyle has been a Golovon res
ident this winter. John Hoem di
vided the winter (between Aggie
Creek and Bluff. Uncle Jim Dex.
ter is a familiar figure around
Golovin now.
The Frank Moses family of Ellm !
are now comfortably settled in
their new home, and the Ost fam
ily have occupied their new eight- i
room house throughout the win
ter.
The following deaths have been
recorded In Golovin this past win
ter: Joel Paul, formerly of Elim.
He leaves a wife and an infant;
little Lena Walter; Francis Moses,
one of the Moses twins.
The Pfaffle-Porter store at Gol
ovin, which has (been closed for
the past winter is now closed for
good. The stock has been dis
posed of, and the building has
been taken over by the Lomen Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Glass of
Council were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Undem, for a short
time this winter. This was the
first visit the Glasses had made
to Golovin for a long time.
Little Denny Ost suffered an
unpleasant accident recently, when
he was thrown from a horse. The
horse stepped noon the boy’s leg,
causing a large and ugly flesh
wound.
One of the last travelers over
the Nome-Golovin trail this winter
was Mr. L.E. Ost, who took Dr.
O.A, Braafladt back to Nome. Dr.
; Braafladt had been ^n White Mt.
:doing dental work. Mr. Ost hurt
llifs foot quite badly this winter,
| when a sled ran over it. so ho
felt that a trip to Nome and to
the doctor would not be amiss.
Arnold Undem has completed
the construction of a line, new
thirty-foot power boat. It is equip
ped with a new Ford engine and
from bow to s'ern gleams witn
•bright new paint and real mahog
any trim. The engine is inclosed
and there is an Inclosed cabin
with two bunks. It was recently
brought from the shop \and now
stands on the ways ready for
launching. It has been named the
Dolphin.
Father— So you broke three
panes of glass in the chicken
house, did you?
Model Son—Yes, father; I can
not He.
Father— Bring me your skate
strap. ^ When I get through with
you, you won't be able to either
lie or sit. ,
“Is your husband a good pro
vider, Dinah Do you often have
chicken and watermelon?
“Yassum, he’s a good . providah
all right but Ah’e always skeered
he’s gwlne ter git ktohed at it
some time.’’ • '
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