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Held As Slayer
Young Woman
SAULT ST MARIK. Ontario,
Oct. MA’iVernun Spencer, aged
40, of Wixion, Michigan, is held
as a material witness in the death
of Miss Helen Grier, aged 28, a
stenographer, at a northern hunt
ing cottage The pajama clad
body was found with a bullet
wound in the head and a rifle by
its side, Authorities said it was
not self-inflicted. Spencer said
he and the g rl occupied the
cabin while on a hunting trip.'
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Airplane News
The PAA Pilgrim 100, Pilots
Crosson and Knox arrived at
Nome this afternoon from Fair
banks after stopping overnight at
Koyuk. General Manager Cros
son of the Pacific Alaska Airways
declared that the regular winter
mail contract would commence
this Monday, when PAA planes
would begin bringing mail mat
ter into Nome twice a week. The
first flight to Nome is to be made
Monday. Crosson and Knox will
return to Fairbanks Sunday.
Pilots Hans Mirow of the Mirow
A r Service, hopped olT today for
Fairbanks with Mrs. P. Meeker,
Boh Taylor, Coleman Griffin and
nephew, and one other. He is
returning tomorrow with mail.
Pilot Sig Wien of the Wien Al
aska Airlines flew to Haycock to
day, and was scheduled for a
flight to Taylor with Jimmy Kea
i liher and Sam Godfrey.
Pilot Herman of the MAS, flew
to Solomon with Jack AndeTson
and Allen Lee today and return
ed and was scheduled for another
flight this afternoon.
Helen Baldwin
Pete Olson Were
Married Friday
Last night, the 29th of October,
wus a night of many events in
the Baldwin family. Helen was
married; Ada left on the “North
Star" for school; and it was Bob’s
birthday.
The wedding was a quiet home
gathering when Helen Baldwin
was united in wedlock to Peter
Olsen. The simple, beautiful
church wedding ceremony was
performed by the bride’s father.
Lorene Hagen and Robert Bald
win stood up with the bride and
groom. Following the ceremony
' a delightful combination wedding
and birthday dinner was served.
Neither the bride nor groom
J need any Introduction to Nome
I ites for they have spent the most
of their lives right in our midst.
They are “oldtimers” to most of
us. We speak for all when we
wish them great, great joy to
gether and long years of life.
They are at home to all their
friends in their little house by
the sea.
And so to Helen we wish a hap
py married life; to Ada a bon
voyage and a helpful, happy year
at school; and to Bob a very hap:
py birthday.
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NEWS ITEMS
M S. Nanuk, Capt. Castell, is
enroute to Golovin today and
will return to Nome with a
quantity of fresh caught herring
for the Polet Stores.
A tug and lighter, loaded with
freight and machinery, including
a large Caterpiller equipped with
a bulldozer, and a five-ton quartz
mill for R. W. Silver, left Nome
today for Solomon, where the
machinery and freight will be
discharged, the “Cat" for the Lee
Brothers Dredging Co.
This fall has been a bumper
year for marriages among Nome
iles, as evidenced by the Nugget
nearly every evening for the past
week. And tonight we carry still
another item of local news that
Miss Florence Blatchford and
John Englen obtained a marriage
license today from the U. S. Com
missioner, and it was further re
liably reported that the weddiifg
would take place sometime this
evening. The chivarvari gangs
of Nome kids have been having a
Roman holiday this fall, and are
waxing wealthy on the numerous
weddings which have taken place
todate.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Rystrom
who arrived at Nome on the last
boat, have been unfortunately in
disposed since their arrival, whi
ch has detained the opening of
his dental offices.
They have offered their apolo
gies and Dr. Rystrom expects to
be ready for business November
15th. They will also be at home
after December 1st. An adver
tisement for Dr. Rystrom appears
elsewhere in this issue. His of
fices will be located across the
street from the federal building
on First Avenue West, in the for
mer location of Dr. H. G. Hughes.
Watch Monday's Paper For
Polet’s Stores Special
Announcement
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 O. Orton
Lyons & Orton
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Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win*
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME.
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