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News Of Death
James Corrigan
Received Today
The sad news of another
old timer passing on was
received in Nome today of
the death of James Corri
gan. at Seattle, following
an operation for cancer.
On February 10th Marshal
Thomas Gaffney received a
telegram from Mrs. John
Walsh of Seattle, stating
that Mr. Corrigan was op
erated on for cancer and
that he was very ill.
This morning. Mr. Gaff
ney received another wire,
signed by Attorney Wm. A
Gilmore, stating that Jim
Corrigan died. The wire
also stated that the doctors
want permission to hold a
post-mortem.
Information is lacking at
this time as to whether Mr.
Corrigan left a will or pow
er of attorney, or wheth
er he has any living rela
tives.
Mr. Corrigan, it will he
recalled by Nugget readers
loft Nome by airplane re
cently enroute to Seattle
for medical attention. He
was born in Ireland, came
to Nome during the gold
rush days of 1900. and fol
lowed mining all these
years, having considerable
mining property on Iron
Creek in the Kougarok sec
tion, who with Chas Alex
ander. his mining partner,
is interested with him. He
was some 60 years of age
at time of death.
Mr. Corrigan was an offi
cer of the law under Mar
shall Gaffney, during the
past year, but his health
becoming alarming he de
cided to make the trip out
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COATS AND SWAGGER SU!TS
Reg. $50.00 COAT—Size 20 Now 27.50
Reg. $35.00 COATS Now $19.50
Reg. S.35.00 SWACOFR SUITS Now $19.50
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HATS
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side while he was still able
to do so. Letters received
from him upon his arrival
at Seattle, stated he had a
fine trip and enjoyed him
self wonderfully, in fact,
said he had the best time
of his life on the steamer
and felt better than he had
for years.
He was a man of sterling
qualities and was beloved
by all who knew him.
Martin Strand
Funeral h Set
Friday, Feb. 14
Car' Lindell is in receiot
of a telegram from Alf.
Strand, of Mt. Vernon, Wn.
who is a brother of Martin
Strand, who died here Sun
day. requesting Mr Lindell
to take care of the burial
of his brother who was a
member of Modern Wood
men of the World, stating
that the organization will
pay the funeral expenses.
Alf Strand was in Nome
last summer and was in the
employ of the Hammon Co.
at Little Creek. Gus Head
mining partner of Martin
Strand, arrived in Nome
last evening from the mine
which was being developed
this winter. He brought in
the will of Martin Strand,
in which it states that Alf.
Strand is to be administra
tor of the deceased.
Mr. Lindell has made ar
rangements for funeral ser
vices to be held for Martin
Strand to be held at the
Federated church at 2 P.M.
Friday, Feb. 14.
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Nominations Made
Nome kennel Club
At a rousing meeting
last evening in the Nome
Drug Store, called to ord
er bv Past President A. Pol
et, all those interested in
dog racing at Nome were
present and suggested nom
inations for a 1936 Board of
Directors for the Nome
Kennel Club.
It was decided, due to
the long list of nominations
to call another meeting for
the purpose of electing a
Board from those suggest
ed at 2 P. M. Friday, day
after tomorrow. All those
interested in dog racing
are especially invited to at
tend, to discuss plans and
arrange for the organiza
ing of a mighty member
ship drive in Nome. The
meeting is to take place at
the City Hall.
Following is the list or
names nominated for mem
bers of the Board:—A1 Car
ey, Alvin Polet, Russell
Maynard. Ed Steffen, Fred
Rohn, Richard Lee, Ed Ul
richsen, Dr. H. G. Hughes.
Bob Jackson, Ernie Buck
master, Thos. D. Jensen,
John Hoem, Harry Phill
ips, Jerry Harney, John C.
Teed, Mrs. Lottsfeldt, Mrs.
Charlotte Potter, Mrs. Guy
Mish, Mrs. Wm. Charteris,
Mrs. Bob Jackson, Dave
Livingston, Sam Taggart,
Tom Kloneger, Frank
Whaley, Hary Nelson, Em
erson Bassett, Jack Solo
mon, Lloyd Hebberlee,
Leonard Smith.
“Cappy” McDougall, the
proprietor of the Nome
Drug Store, acted as the
secretary of the meeting.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Whaley flying for
the Mirow Air Service,
made a flight to Council to
day with Ophir Glass and
Nels Trolsen as passengers.
The plane returned and is
scheduled for a flight to
Shelton tomorrow.
Polarites Attention
All Polarites urged to
attend athletic work-out
and meeting Native Gym
at 7:30 p.m. tonight.
* NOME BRASS BAND *
* PRACTICE TONITE *
* 7:30 P. M. Sharp *
* All Members Urged To *
* Attend *
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PARTY AND DANCE
The Lady Moose will give
a party at the Pioneer Hall
next Saturday night. Feb.
15th. Cards, dancing and
refreshments. Cards at
8:45 P.M. General admis
sion 75 cents. For whites
only. 2-t
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AND
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