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LOCAL NEWS
The M. S. Meteor belonging 19
Frank P. Williams came into
Nome Sunday from the north and
went south to SI. Michael on he>
regular mall run. leaving here
Sunday also. She will return to
Nome with down-river mail.
The M. S. Sierra of the Arctic
Transport Company arrived here
at two o'clock Sunday morning
from the north, and left at six
o’clock the same evening to go
down the coast, stopping at all
ports ns far as St. Michael.
The S. S. Arthur J. Baldwin of
the same company came into port (
Sunday noon from St. Michael,
and left at six o'clock yesterday
morning , for Kotzebue and way
points.
Peter Johnson and Josepti Zn
briozky, both sourdoughs wlio
have been well-known in this sec
tion of the country for many
years, passed away here. Johnson
was found dead In his bed yester
day. and the date and cause of his
demise are unknown. He was
last seen alive by his neighbors
September 1st. Zubriezky died of
heart trouble in the hospital Sat
urday afternoon.
Not much of the life of either
nf tile men is known. Johnson
was born in Sweden on June 12,
1861. and was thus 73 years old
at the time of his death. Zttbrie
rfky’s birth place was Hungary,
hut the date is not known. It is
thotfght lie was about 68 yea’s
>ld when he died. Both men were
[Miners. '
l)r. Vance B. Murray, who left
tore last Thursday afternoon to
make - a trip-ycf inspection to vill
ages south of Nome, returned here
Saturday evening front Nulato,
tringing to the hospital here a i
tative child who was seriously
11. On Sunday the doctor wrent
o Shishmaref and Wales, and re
timing here, left Nome at noon
resterday. for Nulato and Moun
ain Village to continue his trip
>f inspection.
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Dr. Murray Is with th» United
States Public Health Service and
is a nvodiear director for the Bur
eau rtf—Riding—Affair*.-Juneau
is his headquarters.
MIROW MARKS FLIGHTS
ON LABOR DAY
Pilot Hans Mirow of th NAT
flew to Spruce Creek yesterdav
carrying Charlie Berg as passen
ger .and also conveying mail and
express.
Later Mirow flew to Ruby, tak
ing Miss Mary Walsh, who is go
ing to *\each the first four grad
es of school there.
The previous evening. Pilot M'
row took Mrs. Bert McCarthy nv
her sons Paul and Walter
Golovin, where Mrs. McCarthy i
teaches school.
The native school with V. R.
Farrell and Mrs. L. K. Robinson ; 1
as teachers convened this morn- 1
Ing with an attendance of 27
children. Due to the fact that a
good many children are out camp
ing with -their parent* -at present,
school will not officially start un
til September 17, or If the fa
Hies come in to town sooner, on
September 10'.
Last year fhe enrollment was
82. The grades range front the
first thfough the seventh, with
Mrs. Robinson teaching the begin
ner’s, the first, and the second,
ind Mr. Farrell the remainder.
iS ELECTED COMMANDER.
SALVATION ARMY
LONDON, Sept. 4. Evangeline
Booth, aged sixty-eight, the dau
thter of tile founder of the Sal
i-atlon Army, was elected the
Pomander here today. She has
>een a leader of the army in the
Jnited States.
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