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Serving Seward Peninsula, Council and the Lower Yukon
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Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Bases At
Nome : : : Fairbanks
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+ Announcement i
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+ Mr. Bernard Hanson has joined our organiza- J
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| service man and “trouble shooter.” 4
+ Mr. Hanson has a thorough knowledge of +
+ diesel and gas engines, tractors, pumps and the 1
+ standard makes of equipment used in this terri- |
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Bernard knows his “stuff” — has had plenty |
of experience both in the States and in Alaska. |
He is equipped to render immediate service |
wherever and whenever required. ;
I LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO i
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Arriving on the PAA Eleetra
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. O. S.
Weaver who have been in the
States for the past six months on
a combined business and plea
sure trip. Mr. Weaver, is the man
ager owner of the Northern Light
and Power Co. of Nome.
i Arriving on the S. S. Columbia
; Saturday morning were Rod
Pohl. Norman Rolando and wife
and Barney Rolando, of the Am
| erican Creek Dredging Co.
A small Taylorcraft plane was
received on the boat, which will
be flown by Norman Rolando.
Mr. Pohl, who is secretary
treasurer of the company, immed
iately commenced arrangements
for the transportation of machin
ey and supplies to the property on
American Creek, where opera
tions are expected to commence
early this summer.
Manager of the company Lloyd
Root and Mrs. Root are expected
to arrive at Nome by plane in the
next few days.
Tom and Martha Shaw, dredge
operators at Council, arrived on
the Columbia and left by plane
for that place Saturday late.
They expect a busy season from
1 all reports.
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Mrs. Hugh Pearson arrived on
the Columbia and flew to Council
to join her husband, who is op
erating a dredging concern there.
The U. S. C. G. Cutter Sho
shone returned to Nome early
this morning with Edward C.
Kelly, special assistant to the At
torney General of the U. S. and
Mrs. Eileen Harris, who made a
I trip to Norton Sound, in connec
tion with the business of the Rein
Ideer Acquisition Unit.
The Cutter is sailing this even
mg for Dutch Harbor by way of
| St. Lawrence Island.
Ken Graves and associates, re
ceived cn the first boats, automo
tive equipment to be placed on
the Kougarok tramway, and are
busy assembling the machines.
| There is one large machine and
I one smaller one, in addition to
| several pickups for use in Nome.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Saturday Pilot Sig Wien made
three trips to points north with
freight, mail and the following
passengers: Ed Gross, Homestake
to Nome; W. Stout. M. Johnson,
Elmer Rydeen, P. Tornensis,
Nome to Taylor; G. Lammers,
Nome to Fox Bar; F. Christmas,
Coffee Cr to Nome; Jean Mideke,
Nome to Teller; & Glenn Briggs
Teller to Nome.
John Mathieson, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Shaw and Mort Sullivan
were passengers to Council and.
Blue with Pilot Whaley. Express
I was also carried.
A trip was made to Council by
Pilot Bill Lund with Mrs W. E.
Young, W. E. Young and S. E.
Young and express.
Immediately upon returning to
Nome pilot Lund left for Taylor
with J. B. Moyer, A1 Farrell and
: express.
Sunday Pilot Wien, Whaley &
I Lund took freight to the Kougar
ok. Passengers carried were: Hen
ry Wurhman, Coffee Cr to Nome
and Carl Topkok, Taylor to Tel
ler.
Joe Lucas, Mrs. Gene Lucas,
and Miss Geraldine Smith were
passengers to Council in the af
ternoon. On the return trip John
Defeain was taken to White
Mountain and Chas. Strom was
brought to Nome.
Monday, Pilot Wien left for
Kotzebue with Glenn Briggs and
Mr. Henderson.
A trip is scheduled for Hay
cock and Fairbanks tomorrow.
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MIROW ACTIVITIES
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Pilot Sasseen returned from
Anchorage with freight and one
passenger M. E. Nichols, on Sat
urday.
Pilot Chambers left for Coun
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NOME MOTOR COMPANY
Dealers In
CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS
, and FIRESTONE PRODUCTS
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I Everything in Carved Ivory, Models, Moccasins, 'Iukluks, Jackets, Patkas, Baskets, ,t£
Mats, Skin, Ivory and Whalebone Boats, Fishing Tackle, etc.
POLET’S STORE |
cil with Joe Ost and freight on
June 7 returning via American
Creek with Ben Hanson and Ben
Davies.
June 8 Pilot Chambers left for
Council with Don LaBolle, E.
Newt, L. Janack ad Bruce Toole.
At noon Chambers again left for
Dahl Creek with Hank Ellis re
turning with Louis Nashenweng
and Mrs. Henderson from Teller.
In the afternoon two trips were
made to Teller with C. H. Rice,
J. A. Rowe, R. Nuneroorik. H.
Markow, L. Ireland and Bob
Munro.
Pilot Sasseen made a trip to
Council with Mrs. Pearson, Mr.
Mathew and Mr. Luota & freight.
In the afternoon another trip
was made to Council with Fred
Dent. Fred Durocher. Sam Em
mons was taken to American Cr.
Mrs. Glass and daughter were
taken from Council to Camp
Creek.
.Pilot Sasseen made a trip to
Ungalik with four passengers &
freght Sunday.
Pilot Chambers made a trip to
| Tin City with freight and Hank
Miner, Ed Egland and C. E. Ol
i son Sunday evening.
1 Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Tin City Monday morning with
C. Scheid, F. Kelly and Mr. Wil
kerson.
Pilot Chamber returned Sam
Emmons and Ben Hanson from
' American Creek to Nome Sunday
afternoon.
Three trips are scheduled for
Teller toporrow and one to Fair
banks. The regular trip to Anch
! orage will be made on Thursday
! of this week.
KENN’S BAKERY and GRILL
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
I Our Specialty
Home Cooked Meals - -
BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier 1, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. DENALI sails July 11 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. DERBLAY Sail August 10th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward * Seward Seattle
ALEUTIAN ..May 29 June 5 June 6 June 13
ALASKA . June 1 June 7 June 7 June 13
I BARANOF . June 5 June 11 Jlune 11 June IT
! (Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent