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Tugs and barges are being pull
ed up on their ways for the win
ter period. Over the weekend,
two tugs were taken out by the
Lomen Co.’s big crane, and also
the $10,000 U. S. Coast Guard
ilfe saving power boat.
The wedding ceremony, unit
ing Miss Florence Blatchford and
John Englen in marriage, took
place at the home of Mrs. Margar
et Burgh. Saturday evening.
U. S. Commissioner C. C. Tan
ner officiated. Mrs. Burgh was
matron of honor and Russell
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Marchion was best man. The
newlyweds, it was understood ex
pect to make their home at Nome,
where Mr. Englen is employed by
the U. S. S. R. M. Co.
Saturday saw another surprise
wedding, when Miss Elizabeth
Fina Sandstrom and Carl Ander
son were united in wedlock by
U. S. Commissioner Tanner.
The ceremony took place at
the Lincoln Hotel, operated by
Mrs. J. F. Devine, the bride’s
aunt. Mrs. Devine was matron of
honor and Carl Heitz was best
man. Miss Sandstrom arrived
here on the first boat this spring
from California. Mr. Anderson is
in the employ of the U. S. Smelt
ing Refining and Mining Co., at
Little Creek. They expect to make
their home in Nome, it is under
stood.
Young Charles Lewis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Lewis was
operated on at 10 o’clock this
morning for appendicitis, Dr.
Thomas Morcom attending, at
the Maynard Columbus Hospital.
A student at the Nome High
School, “Charlie" was reported
to have weathered the operation
nicely and is convalescing this
evening.
Your attention is drawn to the
“Open Letter to the Public” ap
pearing on page one of this is
sue. It has a lot of food for
thought contained in it, and will
undoubtedly result in a large at
tendance at the Volunteer Fire
Department meeting this Wednes
day.
Miss Kristie Sather, a former
Nome girl, recently made a flying!
trip from Washington, D. C. where,
she is located, to Chicago. From |
there she proceeded to several
reservations in Wisconsin. Mon
tana and North Dakota, going on
to Salt Lake City. Miss Sather,1
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Sather, is connected with
the Office of Indian Affairs at
Washington. She commenced her
field trip October 12. according
to a letter received here by her
mother Mrs. Sather.
The letter also included news
J of the promotion of their son
j Captain Pete Sather, who took
| command of the General Staff!
School at Fort Leavenworth, Kan
' sas, last August. Capt. Pete is
also a Nome boy. and has been
[rising rapidly in Army circles'
since his graduation some time
ago from West Point Academy.
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Airplane News
The PAA Pilgrim plane. Cross
on and Knox took off from Nome
for Fairbanks Sunday.
A Wien Alaska Airlines plane
arrived Sunday from Fairbanks
with a Mr. Kelly, and returned
to the interior city today.
A Mirow Air Service plane
took a load of freight to Council
today.
Returning Sunday from Solo
mon in a MAS plane was Bob
Pherrin of the Nome Motor Co.
"Cat" Division. Fred Durocher
was a passenger over to Council.
Bob Julian, Lomen Co. agent
at Evagik was a pasenger to
Nome Sunday with a Mirow Air
Service plane.
A Wien Alaska Airlines plane
flew to Hot Springs and Coffee
Creek today. Radio Operator
Kapelowitz of the U. S. Signal
Corps, was a round trip passeng
er stopping at the Springs while
the plane flew to Coffee Creek
and return.
A Pilgrim plane of the Pacific
Alaska Airways, arrived at Nome
today from Fairbanks, on the fir
st scheduled mail flight of the
winter schedule.
Hereafter, PAA oificials declare,
the mail planes will fly to Nome
from Fairbanks, every Monday
and Thursday, carrying first and
second class mail incoming, and
all classes outgoing.
About 600 pounds of mail was
brought in today and nearly a
100 pounds taken out, said Post
master Guy E. Mish, commenting
on the first flight foe the coming
winter.
LADIES AID MEETING
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Federated Church will meet this
Friday at 2 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Jessie Lehmann. Mrs. A1
mer Rydeen and Mrs. Jessie
Lehmann will be hostesses.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P. M.
and 7 to 8 P. M.
Located Opposite Federal Bldg.
First Avenue West
Open to Business November 15th
Thos. R. Lyons Ira D. Orton
Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
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Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
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FRONT ST. NOME.
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Nome Hallow’een
!
Hallow'een at Nome brought
with it mischief and fun as us
ual for the youngsters of the
city. Letting the air out of auto
mobile tires, moving vehicles
around the streets, and other
time-honored practices occupied
many of the “kids" until a late
hour last night.
No acts of outright vandalism
have been reported, although the
display windows of local stores
and many homes showed much
soaping.
Aged Lawyer Dies
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 1, —
Francisco Joseph Heney, aged 78,
one of the West’s most fearless,
pioneer lawyers and jurists, died
Sunday, from complications re
sulting from influenza.
He began his legal career at
Tucson, later becoming attorney
general for the Territory of Ari
zona.
Heney distinguished himself In
prosecuting Oregon land frauds,
and in San Francisco graft cases,
just after the turn of the century.
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