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DEPUTY MARSHAL CREMER
TELLS OF 80URD0UGHS
MET ON TRIP TO STATES
In an interview with U. S. Dep
uty Marshal W. E. H. Cremer ol
1 the local marshal’s office, the fol
’ Krwing interesting news of many
eld timers and former Nomeltes
. in given, whom he met on his re
cent official trip to the States and
Teturn by plane.
" I will try and give a _bricf
description of our recent trip from
Nome to Morningside Sanitorium
wHtfc Bert McCarthy as-a patient,
and without going into details, I
Wish to statS that the jury made
no mistake in sending him outside
for medical treatment.
At Fairbanks we met the Nome
students who are attending Col
lege. Also met C. J. Woofter wh>
is with the Signal Corps, and who
had recently taken unto himself
a wife. Met Norberg, a future
gold Quartz operator. Faber of
Nome, who is at present in the
hospital at Fairbanks. Herbert
Greenberg who is visiting old time
friends in need..
We went all thru the new Fed
eral building at Fairbanks. Much
Alaska marble Is used everywhere
throughout the building. Met Mrs
Morgan and Son. Barrow Morgan,
who just arrived via plane from Pt
Barrow. We were old friends,
having met two years ago at Bar
row. There, was considerable snow
at Broad Pass whore a rotary sno«i
.plow ip kept busy on the track.
We arrived at Skagway at nine
o’clock in the morning. It was
snowing and weather raw. even
too cold to visi^v Soapy Spilth’s
grave.
At Juneap we met all the Nome
delegation, including Elmer Reed,
Chas. F. Rice, Bob Toussalnt, Miss
Kristie Satber who was showing
us the sights.^ J D Harlan was a
visitor here, going south. 4
At Wrangle we met R. W. J.
flheed,“'format, collector of customs
at Nome. 40 girls were hard at
work looking over the "shrimp”
industry. Mr. and Mrs. Borgan
send regards to all Nome friends.
Ben Neygren, known as (Peluk
Ben) of Nome, had died the later
part of January. Saw Lawrence
Kerr, John Felkel Swagler, who
told me to say hello to the gang
up north.
After arriving outside I tele
phoned Mildred Maynard at her
hotel apartments, but found she
was still at college. In Seattle I
m^t August Honilburger, Tom Shaw
the later recently married; Mr and
Mrs. Hans Hansen with a new car
going east. They had a slight ac
cident in which Mrs. Hansen was
hurt, but not seriously.
Barney Lande bought a 40 acre
ranch near Bellingham and win
not return to Nome. ______
Met Mrs. Ed. Nelson and babjT
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Lewis, the
Deese family, the Cavey’s, Alfred
J. Lomen. Mrs. Judge G J Lomen,
'Charles Milot, Lyman Culver, Mort
Powell, Anton Hermanson, the lat
er Just in from a Wyoming home
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Dan and Emmet Kelley drova
me all over , Shuttle had dinner
*• th the Kell'v family, mo: Joale
an* Mamle.Ncxt day met Edmund*
of ?lie Hastings dredge. Agnes
Rosa, Hadf dinner with Mrs. Swan
Iberg and daughter Grace at the
Lucerne Apartments. Met Mra.
Andy Anderson. Mrs.' Alexsen Jusi
#>ack from Finland. Met Mrs Sil
verman, who juat drove in from
Frisco with the car. Sol Silverman
and Leslie Melvin went broke
down there. Drove out with Jaun
eta Jones to . Shadow Lake and
gpet the family of Mrs. Cbas. D.
Jones.
Called on Hud and Retta Harper
at Everett. They drove me in the
Auburn 8 to Greenwater, where I
met Mr, and Mra. James Keenan
and W. B. Bartholmew, they all
wish to be remembered to Nome
friends. Bud and Retta Harper
will remain at Greenwater. It is
a lovely place, only 60 miles from
Seattle and right on the public
highway in virgin timber.
Met Oscar Swan, Louis Larsen.
Chris O’Leary. Called on O. D.
Cochran and Ira D. Orton. Emil
Johnson is stepping high. Visited
Hooverville, Curtisville and Roose
vektiUe, all shanty towns. Saw
5ObO unemployed parade and take
possession of the City Hall, all
were joking and laughing. On the
third day, being asked to move
and meeting with a refusal, the
Are department turned the water
hose in the building. Had a long
talk with James P. Daly.
»»w .-uarie ureseier ana roily
Moran in “Prosperity.” Clara Bow
in “Savage.” Also burlesque shows
that would warm a Sourdough’s
heart. Eve wore a flg leaf, but
modern Eves’ Just wear a smile.
On my return I brought back
Earl John Dunn, (son of Marion
Dunn of Council), from the Ortho
pedic hospital of Seattle to the
Jessie Lee Home at Seward.
Here we met Grant Jackson and
wife, and Mrs. Gertl Wiso. It was
snowing and raw in Seattle and
the first real sunshine I saw was
when we arrived in Alaska.
»At Fairbanks I talked with Pilot
Frank Pollock, who visited the
Goldstein-«Morris at,"rlcne wreck.
:He said the plane hit so hard that
'everything was kindling. The 30
' 3 0 shells had the bullets drove
(right back into the shells. Rifle
stock, hammer handles, all were
smashed. The wrist watch of Pilot
Morris stopped at 12:20.
I visited the college at Fairbanks
and saw the Musk Ox. I would
have liked to seen the Yak. Funds
are not available to feed the Buff
alo-or Yak, so they are really turn
ed loose. If Nome wants the Yak
all Is necessary is to communicate
with the College. Feed for the
Yak around Fairbanks is not very
good. The Bering Sea and Arctic
slope would be ideal for this type
of animal. The Yak can easily he
domesticated, and will stay around
the camp. They are good pack
animals “and will also furnish milk,
butter, 'meat and etc.
W. E..H. CKEMElt.
IN THE UNITED STATES DIST
RICT COURT FOR THE SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF AL
ASKA, IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of McCarthy ft Pan
os, Inc., Bankrupt.
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To the Creditors of McCarthy ft
Panos, Inc., of Nome, in the Cape
Nome Precinct, Second Division,
Territory of Alaska, i bankrupt:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 4th day of March.
A. D. 1983, the said McCarthy
ft Panos, Inc., was duly adjudicat
ed bankrupt and that the first meet
ing of its creditors will be held
at Nome In the office of the un
dersigned Referee, City Hall Build
ing, on the 27th day of March, A.
B. 1938, at 2 o’clock in the after
noon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend and. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the Bankrupt and transact such oth
er business as may probably come
before said meeting.
Done at Nome, Alaska, this
4th day of March, 1938.
M. J. WAtLSH,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Publish—March 4, 11, 1933.
Borden Race Postponed
At a meeting of t'he Nome Ken
nel Club It was decided to post
pone the Borden Race until March
26th. Another meeting cxf the board
will be -held Monday night, com
ing.
Any parties having bills against
the MOM please present Invoices
to Lomen Commercial Co., Immed
iately for payment.
Signed: FRANK MESSENGER
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