TELLER NEWS
(Special Correspondence)
Teller. Sept. Utt.
Harry Little was in from Gold
Run the first of the week on busi
ness. He reports that they have
had a very successful season
dredging in Gold Run this year
and are also very busy drilling.
The drill crew is to move to up
per Gold Run in the near future
and will probably drill until well
into the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. Skavlan and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Brown were Tel
ler visitors last Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Marx entertained a1
few friends last night in honor j
of her daughter, Miss Ethel Fran!
ces Marx, whose engagement to J
Barney Vogen was recently made
public. Miss Ethel is the only
daughter of Mrs. Marx, and Mr.
Vogen has been employed by
Frank and Charley Rice at their j
camp this summer. The wedding
will not take place until Spring.;
Fourteen guests, including the en
gaged couple, were present. Af
ter games and dancing, delicious
refreshments were served by Mrs
Marx assisted by Miss Adella
Vollmers.
J.J. O’Leary came in from Gold
Bun and will be a passenger for
Nome on the Mirow plane this
afternoon. Mr. O’Leary exhibit
ed some nice prospects taken
from a new location where he
will probably mine next season.
Among the passengers leaving
for the North on the “Meteor"
was Mrs. Jennie Thompson. She
is enroute to Kotzebue where she
will undergo medical treatment. |
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Harry Dobson is leaving for
Nome this afternoon. He will be
a passenger to the States on the
S. S. Mount McKinley. Mr. Dob
son expects to return next spring
to Budd Creek where he has min
ing properties.
Negro Lynched
(By The Associated Press)
BOLTON, Ga., Sept. 10. — A
crowd of about 200 men lynched
A. L. McCamy, 21, a negro and
former convict, after the negro
had been taken int o custody on a
housebreaking charge.
LOCAL ITEMS
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Information received through
Weather Bureau channels today,
declared that the Office of Indian
Affairs vessel North Star was at
Point Lay this morning bound
south along the coast after com
pleting the discharging of cargo
and passengers at Point Barrow.
No mention was made of ice con
ditions in the Arctic.
The Ladies Aid of the Federat
ed church which held a picture
entertainment in the church last
Wednesday evening, composed of
privately taken films by Mrs. R.
B. Julian formerly of Baldwin,
reported a very nice reception &
much enjoyment from witnessing
the fine pictures of that northern
sector. They stated they hoped
to have other entertainments of
amateur film in the future.
The S S Mount McKinley of
the Alaska Line, says Nome ag
ent Joe Harnish, is expected to
arrive at Nome about Septem
ber 17th and will possibly sail
for Seattle southbound about Sep
tember 25th.
The S S Derblay of the Alaska
Line was reported to be at Tin
City today, discharging freight.
Nome agent of the Alaska S. S.
Co., Joe Harnish reported today
that the S. S. Bering, formerly
the S S Baldwin, sailed from
Seattle for Nome September 11th
via Bristol Bay, and was expect
ed to arrive here about the 30th.
The funeral of the late George
Bond, aged 75, was held today at
the Federated church, the Rev.
Vincent C. Widney officiating.
Following the church services,
which were attended by a goodly
number of old timers and friends
of the deceased, the cortege wend
ed its way to Belmont Point cem
etery where interment was made.
George Bond came to Nome in
the early days and for many
years was connected with Nome’s
fire department. Of late years
Mr. Bond had been a trusted em
ployee of the Hammon Consoli
dated Gold Fields.
A sister in the states is the sole
survivor, and it is to her that the
friends of the deceased extend
their sympathy in her bereave
ment.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally fair weather contin
ues in all sections of Alaska. Tern
peratures continue below normal
but were slightly higher last
night over western Alaska.
The storm area that was devel
oping yesterday over the Aleu
tians has moved southeastward.
Therefore conditions are more pro
mising for fair weather over
Sunday in Nome and vicinity.
The lowest temperature at
Nome last night was 32 and the
highest yesterday 48.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Jimmy Dodson of the
Northern Air Transport, arrived
this morning from Fairbanks via
Kuskokwim river points, and
Ruby. The plane carried passen
gers for river points, and outside
mail for Nome.
Pilot Chester Brown of the
Arctic Airways, in his tri-motor
ed Ford plane returned to Nome
this morning from Fairbanks af
ter receiving an OK on inspec
tion of the ship from Inspector
Hugh Brewster.
Messrs. Evans and Sporrer, ac
companied by Pilot-Manager
Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air
Service, made a flight today to
northern sections in the Waco
plane in which the former two
have been touring Alaska. They
expected to return to Nome to
night.
Pilot Hall of the Mirow Air Ser
vice made a flight to Teller and
the Kougarok sections today with
freight and mail.
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