s. s. mount McKinley drops
ANCHOR IN NOME ROADSTEAD
WITH INCOMING PASSENGERS
The S. S. Mount McKinley, sis
ter ship of the S. S. Baranof, the
two newest vessels of the Alaska
iLine fleet, arrived at Nome about
3 A.M. today with Captain Hjal
mar Andersen in command, and
the following passengers. About
15,000 pounds of mail was deliv- |
ered to the Nome Post Office whi
ch is to be distributed today.
Nearly unanimous was the com
ment of the passengers arriving
here in praise of the fine accom
odations and service featured by
the vessel and its crew. The ves
sel has first class accomodations
for 148, with twin beds and a
pullman berth in every cabin, &
accomodations for 140 steerage.
A special feature of the equip
ment of the speedy vessel is its
ventilating, cool room and cold
storage, modern throughout for
transportation of perishables &
meats of all kinds.
The Mount McKinley is sched
uled to leave Nome southbound
for Seattle about September 25,
says Nome Agent Joe Harnish.
Miss E Kongsbach
Miss C Bonstrom
Margaret Miller
J L Rychey, wife & infant
C E Poole
N Boulanger, baby Eleanor
Boulanger
Mrs. Joe Wallace
Mrs. Gunnar Kassan
Mrs. Billy Lehmann
S L Stangroom & wife
S P Troutman, wife and 2
children
Mrs A Watkins
Mrs. C B Smith
Mildred Scott
G L Swenson, wife & son
S II Fairbanks
A T Walden
Ralph Lomen
Elmer Tvetter
Elma Galvin
Mrs. A H Lobley
For St. Michaels
R J Ball
Mrs. Banish
Miss Banish
Miss Banish
Wm. Ferriera
Jeanette Ferriera
For Golovin
Mrs. S Ketchum
Round Trip
Mrs I L Gordon
G H Ledgard
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
A storm area of considerable
intensity is observed over the
Bering Sea, a barometer reading
>f 29.10. is reported from St.
Paul Is. Generally cloudy wea
ther prevails in nearly all sec
tions of Alaska, with some fog
:onditions over the lower Yukon
and SewaTd Peninsula.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was forty-seven and
:he highest yesterday was fifty
one. Rainfall sixteen hundredths
inches, for twenty-four hours end
ng at six a.m.
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Checking Accounts Carried For Those Who
Prefer Paying By Check.
Interest Paid On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
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A. Polet Si ores
Have Bi<* Advt.
For Tomorrow
Polet’s Stores have a big sur
prise in the making for their
many customers and friends to
morrow when they officially an
nounce the opening date of their
newly-renovated and remodeled
business establishment in Nome,
which has been undergoing num
erous changes for the past month
and a half to two months.
The public is directed to watch
for the big announcement in to
morrow’s Daily Nugget. A. Polet,
head of the concern, has been
busy preparing for sometime past
for a gala opening and is adver
tising the many advantages to be
gained by calling at the new
store.
He has invited the public to
call and inspect his new large,
department store where you can
get anything from peanuts to
house furnishings, groceries, and
what not. So watch for tomor
row’s big announcement by the
Polet Stores.
City Committees
Streets, Alleys & Lights
Hagen and Cavey.
Police and Jail, Gross &
Rude.
Fire and Water, Rude &
O’Connor.
Finance and Building,
Polet and Gross.
Health and Relief. Cav
ey and Hagen
Law Ordinance and Print
ing, O’Connor and Polet.
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BERING SEA ROUTE SAILING SCHEDULE i
j Leave Seattle 1
S. S. VICTORIA ... Oct. 7
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; (NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.) ^
Sailing Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
Leave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Leave
Seattle Juneau Seward Seward Juneau Cordova
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S S Yukon Sept. 5 Sept. 8 Sept. 11 Sept. 11 Sept. 14
S S Alaska Sept. 12 Sept. 15 Sept. 18 Sept. 18 Sept. 21
S S Yukon Sept. 19 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 25 Sept. 28
S S Alaska Sept. 26 Sept. 29 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 5
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I General Agents for the Pacific Steamship Lines
i Joe Harnish, Agent
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S. II. Fairbanks
Exposition Man
N. Y. is In Nome
S. II. Fairbanks, president of
the Campbell-Fairbanks Exposi
tions, Inc., with headquarters in
Now York City and Boston, ar
rived aboard the S. S. Mount Mc
K:nley this morning.
Mr. Fairbanks made the trip to
Nome to pick out some Eskimo
sports exhibits to be included in
the National Sportsmen’s Show
to be given in New York City, on
February 18th. A Women's Sports
men's Show will take place in
Boston. January 20th, and also
another exposition in Hartford,
Conn., about the same time.
A former newspaper man, Mr.
Fairbanks is keenly interested in
the Eskimo people as a race, and
appreciates their unique sports
angles, having witnessed in mo
tion pictures, some of their fea
tures. He declared he would
probably have two Eskimo athle
tes accompany him on his return
to the East, together with some
of their parphenalia, a kyak,
oomiak, etc., to take part in the
show *
Mr. Fairbanks was accompan
ied on his trip north by Arthur
Walden, former Nomeite, who
was in charge of the sled dogs
and equipment with the First
Byrd Expedition to the Ant-Arc
tic, and who will investigate that
angle here. Mr. Waldon was as
sociated with sled dogs and driv
ing 1899-1902 near Nome, and has
had much winter experience in
Y .kon Territory near Dawson,
Whitehorse, and interior Alaska.
In addition to Eskimo equip
ment, they expect to take back
with them live foxes and rein
deer for the exhibit.
Ralph Lomen Is
Returning Pass.
Nome McKinley
Ralph Lomen, Seattle Manager
of the Lomen Commercial Com
pany, who was an arrival today
on the Steamer Mount McKinley,
complimented the fine accomoda
tions and service, the steady rid
ing qualities and comfort aboard
the latest Alaska Steamship Com
oany vessel, which has only been
n service in Alaska for the past
-•ouple months.
This is the first voyage of the
iteamer to Nome, and Mr. Lomen
>ail that it had been one of his
most pleasant trips.
Ralph Lomen in company with
Ted Cross agent McCoy from San
rrancisco, flow to Nome just six
lays after the fire here in 1934
vhich destroyed the business and
>art of the residential districts.
Since then Mr. Lomen has been
oming to Nome each fall to as
ist in the season's activity here
fter completing the fall business
n Seattle for the last boats for
Jome.
Advertising in the Nome Nug
;et can be a paying investment.
Vhy not try it
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Two Passengers
Married Today
j
Two incoming passengers on
the S. S. Mount McKinley were
united in the bonds of matrimony
at the office of U. S. Commission
er C. C. Tanner this afternoon.
They gave their names as Wil
liam Ferreira and Miss Jeannette
Ethel Williams, and their residen
ce as Stebbins, located on the Yu
kon River. Miss Williams is the
school teacher for the govern
ment school there.
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