LOCAL NEWS
Alfred Hansen arrived from
Solomon, Wednesday, after spend
ing the winter in that section pro
• peoting.
Gunnur Kaasan and C, O. Peter
son are engaged In sinking a shaft
on the tundra, expecting to en
Cotintw the paystreak.
X> , dredsr.it of the Hammon
company being freed of ice in
the pond, due to the excess water
which is flooding the dredge pond.
Peter Olsen of Chinik, arrived
in town the first of the week , n
ibusiness matters. He expects to
return the latter part of the week.
Isadore Fix, store keeper at I
Shel'on and Operator of a gas car j
on the trainroad, who came to'
town a week ago plans to return
soon.
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Ed Belden and Paddy Breen will
leave for Candle via plane in a
day or so to enter the employ of
the Keewalik Mining Company for
the summer.
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Leonard Smith, ditch overseerer j
for the Hammon Company, with ,
Antone Rolando as driver, left by.
dog team for Black Point, where
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ihe ditch intaite In looted. Thev
left on Monday and returned Wed
nesday evening.
('has. Goetzenlbergey and Roy
S unip who have been sinking on
'ihe Submarine channel for some
time, report they have not as yot
struck the pay.
Joseph Earle, better known as
“Gasoline Red”. left Friday for
Teller vie plane, where he will act
ns engineer on the Swanson creek
dredge this summer.
Pete Curmn Jr., the overlend
^nail carrier, arrived last Monday
with a load of second class and
left on his return trip with outside
mail Wednesday morning.
Louis Naslienwing who is opera
ting a placer claim in the Kougu
rok section, made a trip to his
ramp' recently via dog team, re
iturning to Nome Wednesday.
Barney Rolando will leave for
Sherrette creek tomorrow via dog
team, taking with him some sup
plies and will look things over
prior to summer operations.
Walter Taylor who had a bad
touch of snow blindness on his
recent trip to Nome via dog team,
returned to the Kougarok Friday
and will bring Harold Bayne to
Nome on his return to Nome.
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SEATTLE OFFICE—#07 OOLMAN BUILDING
Mr*. Russell Howe,. proprietor
of the Studio and Ant Shop, la
demonstrating her faith in Nome
by (building anoilher story on top
of her studio. She plans to make
two apartments with all the latest
improvements.
Mrs. George M. Marshal who has
been in ill hearth for jome 'weeks
was remor »i to the lo.’il hospital
' his week, due to fw,i 'ii.it
Mr. Marshal was recently appoint
ed to a position In the Are depart
ment. " .
“Follow Thru,” which comes to
the Dream Theatre, Tuesday next*
is taken from the Broadrway Musi
cal Comedy “Success.” Chas. (Bud
dy) Rogers and Nancy Carrol give
the best acting of their career.
The story is based on the love of
a golf professional for the daugh
ter of one of the big men of the
Golf Club. It is interspersed with
many delightful musical numbers.
Phil Corrigan, a former well
known miner of t'lve Nome section,
died April 5th at Seattle, accord
ing to a letter received by friends.
Mr. Corrigun was at one time
sedtrefcary of the Miners Union,
and later beoanio city clerk, and1
finally was elected to the Alaska
Legislature at Juneau. His brot
her who resides at San Francisco
went to Seattle to take the body
back to San Francisco for burial
in the family plot.
Word received by letter in a
recent mail, states that Miss Mar
garet Ullrich is engaged as teacther
at McGrath on the upper Kusko
kwim river, for the next term.
Miss Ullrich graduates from the
Alaska College this Spring. Con
gratulations are in order not only
for the young lady who was born
and reared in Nome, but for the
citizens of McGrath, in giving pre- {
ference to one ot our young Alas
kans whom we venture to prophesy
will give good satisfaction. Mar
garet graduated from the Nome
high achool with honors. Congrat
ulations Margaret.
PANOMAN'8
Summer Dog Kennels At
Port Davis
Will he open April 15 for the rent
ing and cure of dogs
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BANKING NOTES
We Purchase Gold Dust at Assay
Value less cost of handling.
We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Money by Mall
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