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i LOCAL NEWS
According to word received here
recently, Miss Florence Kinney,
former grade-school teacher here
and in Kotzebue, was married to
Wendell Wassman in Seattle at
11 o'clock on the morning of
Monday, Ju4y*<4jL
Father, Concanron. formerly of
Nome, marriei the couple. Their
only attendants were Florence It.
Oakes of Juneau and the bride's
brother. After tijelr wedding
breakfast at Helen Swope’s tea
room in Sea'tle. Mr. and Mre.
Wassmann left for a honeymoon
trip to Mt Hauler and other
‘•-enic spots in Washington.
The eojpie will make thei.
home in St. Thomas, North D-’h
ota, where Mr. Wassmaan is sup
erint<*ndant cf the city school sy
stem.
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Arriving yesterday with Ben
Kasley of tile Roust Airways were
Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan and
S'.—S. Robbins or OahcfTeT The
three will stay in Nome about
four days on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Mr. Keenan stated that mining
in the Keewalik District is very
active and that every one there is
| employed. At Candle excavation"
'work has begun for the new bow
er plant which the Arctic Circle
Reliance
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Exploration Company in which Mr
Keenan and Mr. Robbins are In
terested. is goinp to build, and
also a dredge pit has been, dug
by the same concern. Alfco the
company has renovated the old
Northern Saloon Building, former
ly owned by Tex Rlckert's broth
er, making it into a mess hall and
living quarters.
Mr. Keenan stated that Duncan
Mc.Donald, an old-timer In the
Seward Peninsula District, is ser
iously afflicted with Bright’s Dis
ease and is in the Kotzebue Hos
pital. fi
In a second wire to O. R. Jack
son here, concerning the game
laws, „they^Territofial Game Com
missioner at Juneau states that he
realises that liie restriction of a
three-day waalc lor hunting is an
r hjectional handicap to * Northern
Alaska migr.-tt.ry bird hunters.
However, ths Commissioner says
that the gam' -ovulations mis; bo
tap same throi yhout th^ Terr" .
and that In making ahootlng poss
ible on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
ady of each week tor ten wfeeka
beginning September 1, he Is mak
ing a compromise which fits con
ditions In the Southern and South
eastern sections also.
Although it is too late to change
regulations this year, the Commis
sioner promises to do everything
possible to have the Advisory
Board consider the, widespread
borders and permit zoning 'of the
Territory next year.
Starting yesterday and con
tinuing until Sunday Is the an
nual Sourdough Reunion, held
this year at Tacoma. Sourdoughs
from all over the States. Yukon
Territory, and Southern parts cf
Alaska are attending jJhe reunion.
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