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Largest and safest plane in Alaska—14 place tri
motored Ford.
Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
ments.
We Carry Passenger Insurance
Experienced, Dependable, Courteous Pilots
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AIRPORT NEWS
N 0 VIE
Pilot Frank Whaley of
the Nome Airways, made a
flight to Solomon and Coun
cil this morning, having as
passengers for Solomon Os
car Margraf and Chas. O.
Petterson. Deputy United
States Marshal, Joe Crab
tree, was a passenger for
Council to investigate a re
ported shooting affair that
took place there.
Pilot Robbins with anoth
er PA A mail plane arrived
this morning at Xulato. but
was unable to come m t hru
to Nome with the nuh hue
to the adverse »veither r-rrr
ditions which _> st;.'.. b: •>
ing Pilot Jeaes --ntr. br
other PAA £ v’t
Nuiato Tee tee
. tut ire t ■ rrsu it
return to Xu'.it; hue:.: .ve
in gd t it
ter only being in the air a
-hurt period of time. This
afternoon the weather was
worse than early this morn
ing, but Nomeites will just
have to be patient until bet
ter flying weather comes.
Pilot Chester Brown of
the Northern Air Trans
port, who left Nome sever
al days ago to aid in the
search for the then missing
Pilot Jack Hermann of the
NAT. reported that he was
at Xulata. held by weather
c: :7a .tis. and would take
:,f. .; r X naae. as s>i»r. as the
w'Sitgiar bieared
1: Ethiopians ••earn t.; run
taTifis utwi* v* cuii'tisarer ibe
m : v
tie* hereafter wiE probably
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368 Central Avc., Highland Park, 111.
Assault Case At
Council Draws
\ isit Dep. Mar.
Charles S'romm, well
known old timer and miner
of Nome and Council dis
tricts. was placed under ar
rest this afternoon at Coun
cil on a charge of assault
with a dangerous weapon
upon the person of John
Ost.
Deputy Marshal Joe Crab
ree returned to Nome in
the Nome Airways plane
this afternoon with Chas.
Stromm and Fred Derocha
and John Ost.the latter two
as witnesses. Upon arriv
al here Mr. Stromm was
taken oefore Commissioner
Tanner on a preliminary
hearing and the accused
was released on SIOOO bail
and his trial se: for 2 P. M.
Monday
Free. - ant information
obtained, .t is learned that
the troub... arose over the
ownership of a cabin, the
truth and details of which
will probably be brought
out. at the trial Monday.
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LOCAL ITEMS
At the drawing held last
night at the Pioneer Drug
Store, Number 2418 was
drawn as the first number
for the Moving Picture Pro
jector and case. Another
number 2667 was drawn in
case the first number does
not show up in six weeks.
Miss Mildred Maynard is
the holder of the second
number drawn. Inquiries
are being made for the hold
er of No. 2418, the first
number drawn.
John Ebberly, Nome's
leading harness maker, and
who made dog harness for
all the dog team racers ever
since the beginning of the
All-Alaska Sweepstakes, is
awaiting favorable weather
conditions before starting
on his trip to the States and
thence to Germany. He
will fly from Nome to Fair
banks or Anchorage,thence
over the Alaska Railroad to
Seward where he will take
passage on a steamer for
Seattle. It will be his first
trip out over this route and
expects to enjoy every min
ute of it. After visiting in
the States for a lime, he
intends to cross the ocean
to visit relatives in Ger
many.
—
Pioneer Women of Alaska
Auxiliary No. 1, of Nome,
held installation of officers
last night at the home of
Mrs. Wilfred Boucher. A
social hour was held after
the meeting with cards and
refreshments. Mrs. Jack
Devine won first prize at
cards; Mrs. Garnet Martin
second, and Mrs. L. Grant
the consolation prize.
Following are the newly
installed officers:
President, Mrs Helma De
vine; vice president, Mrs.:
Jennie Martin; secretary,
Mrs. Rosa B. Hagen; treas
urer, Mrs. Marian Frawley,
Historian, Mrs. Carrie Mc
Lain; chaplain,, Mrs. Helen
Bookman; marshall, Mrs.
Mary Polet; inside guard,
Mrs. Trina Lehmann; trus
tee, Mrs. Charlotte Swan
berg.
REPUBLICAN CLUB
The Republican Club will
meet in the City Hall, 8 pm
Wednesday, January 15th,
19.‘J6. Election of officers
and other business of im
portance. All Republicans
invited.
LEROY, M. SULLIVAN,
4t President.
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Phyllis Turner
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Seillert Flats
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Appointments
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EAT—
This is the first lime that Nome has had
the opportunity to EAT SQUASH at this time of
the year.
There are a number of ways to prepare
SQUASH. The easiest way is to cut it up in in
dividual portions and bake it in a moderate oven,
—then Eat by adding salt, pepper and butter.
SQUASH can be baked whole, in halves
or in pieces with dressing that suits your palate
or make a dressing similar to what is used in suff
ing peppers. You can substitute other meat pre
parations or any kind of sausage or sausage meat
together with cooked noodles, rice or bread
crumbs. You spice to your own taste or add any
preparation such as tomato or mushroom sauce.
SQUASH FRITTERS
Are very fine. We will be glad to furnish
you with a recipte for same. Lastly the great
AMERICAN DESSERT—SQUASH AND
PUMPKIN PIE
Squash Pie is much more tasty and de
licious. Try a Squash Pie Today.
FRESH SQUASH ANY QUANTITY 2 lbs. 25cts
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