LOCAL NEWS
Aboard the S. S. Northland, char
tered by the Arctic Transport Co.,
which sailed yesterday for Solomon
and Norton Bay ports, was a com
plete steel, pontoon dredge for the
Casadepaga Gold Co., of which A.C.
Stewart is manager and his son Don
aid Stewart is field superintendent.
A crew of about twelve men made
up the party aboard the vessel.
When the dredge machinery is un
loaded at Solomon, caterpillars will
commence freighting it to the con
struction site, which is on the ground
formerly held by Billy Allison.
The Ford freighter plane of the
Pacific Alaska Airways is scheduled
for a flight from Fairbanks to Nome
tomorrow, bringing three radio tech
nicians and a large quantity of radio
supplies for the establishment of a
PAA radio station at the Nome of
fice. The PAA has established sev
eral radio stations at their various
points of call and the installation of
the Nome station will complete a net
work stretching from Bering Sea to
the waters of the Lynn Canal and
Southeastern Alaska.
NOME
We are glad to be back taking an active*
part in the re-building of your city.
I bis season we* are carrying a large
stock of Corkboard for your insulation pur
poses, and maintaining an ollice with com
petent architectural service to help you
with your building and insulation prob
lems.
We invite you to make use of this ser
vice without obligation to you.
“CORK INSULATED BUILDINGS”
CORK INSULATION CO.. INC.
Engineers & Contractors
Office Adjoining Miners & Merchants Rank Site, Nome, Alaska.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
OF
CORRUGATED GALVANIZED IRON
SUPERBA AND ECLIPSE ROOFING
INSULATING PAPER
SHEATHING
BLACK AND GALVANIZED WATER PIPE
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Our Lumber Sloek Consists Of
SHIPLAP
RUSTIC
FLOORING
SASH AND DOORS
DIMENSION LUMBER
Surfaced and Rough
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Our Prices Lowest Consistent With Quality
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Miss Edna Pauline Cannin and Mr
Gene H. Elms were united in mat
rimony at the home of Mr. and Mf-s.
Kurt Sprenger, Thursday evening,
Commissioner C C Tanner tieing the
nuptial knot.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Spren
ger and Thomas A. Ross officiating
as best man. A private reception
took place following the ceremony.
The couple are recepients of congra
tulations from their many friends.
Mrs. Elms was a former member of
the staff of the Maynard Columbus
Hospital and Mr. Elms is a member
of the U. S. Coast Guard at Nome.
Houses under construction and re
modeling in Nome at present are: a
Corkanstele building for the Min
ers and Merchants Bank of Nome;
office buildings for the Cork Insula
tion Co. Inc., on the south side of
Front Street near the former loca
tion of Barracks Square; a storage
warehouse for the Alaska Liquor
Store and Alaska Emporium, situat
ed on First Avenue and Lane's Way;
remodeling of the Harry Hagen resi
dence and extension for business
purposes; a home under construction
for Mr and Mrs Ben Gillette, on
Front Street at Stedman avenue.
x Local contractors and carpenter
crews are performing the majority
of the work including H E Reimer,
Ernest Attebery and others.
Airplane Activities
The Pacific Alaska Airways Lock
heed Electra arrived Nome today
about noon from Fairbanks with five
passengers, and took off again early
this afternoon on its return flight,
with Pilot Robbins at the controls
and co-pilot Hall.
As passengers were J. S. Jeffrey
of Juneau, C. Jones of Vancouver,
Washington, G W Knee, agent for
Chesterfield cigarettes, and C. R.
Griffin, representing Trick & Mur
ray of Seattle.,
NAT plane to Teller today with
M. D. Madden as a passenger.
An NAT plane to Fairbanks today.
A Roust plane to Nugget Gulch
with Jim Turner, and Eddie Collins.
Returned to Hot Springs with Jules
Gunderson and brot Grant Nelson to
Nome. Two native girls from Hot
Springs to Nome.
Tomorrow to Hot Springs, Deer
ing and Candle.
Mirow Air Service last night to
Teller with Miss #Rita O’Leary and
B. W. Vallat, returning with Ross
J. Kinney of the ARC.
Today a flight with full load of
freight to Nugget Gulch and return.
MARINE NEWS
The steamer Victoria is scheduled
to return to Nome from Norton Bay
tomorrow morning, and according to
the schedule, the passenger lighter
will leave from the Nome Harbor:
Lighterage Co., at 10 A. M. for the
southbound voyage of the vessel.
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The Alaska Line steamer Derblay
returned to Nome last night from
Norton Bay and re-commenced un
loading of freight and cargo for this
port. The vessel will probably re
main here for a day or two before
preparing for its return voyage to
Seattle via Island ports.
Federated Church
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Norman McCay, Pastor
11 a.m. Sunday School.
7:40 P. M.—Worship.
‘Prayer as Dominant Desire.’
Newcomers, strangers, visitors, es
pecially invited.
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Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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FOR YOUR NEW
HOUSE
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1 Complete Kitchen Sink
with back and right
Drainboard $33.75
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l Complete Kitchen Sink
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Drainboard $33.75
1 Complete Wash Bowl $16.50
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