WEEKLY SERVICE TO ANCHORAGE AND FAIRBANKS
Serving Seward Peninsula. Council and the Lower Yukon
U. S. MAILS — PASSENGERS — AND EXPRESS
ALL PLANES RADIO EQUIPPED - FOUR RADIO STATIONS
M I R O W aTr” S ERVICE
Mrs. Hans Mirow, Owner and Manager
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HEARTS AND F L 0 W E R S—Like a derby winner, 40
vear-old Harry wears a floral wreath and gets a last tu* from
Barbara Alger, at his farewell parly In Newton, Mass. C nilaicn
mourned his departure for an animal rescue farm.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Agents For
All is-Chal mers Tractors
Hillman Drills
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Mining lu|iii|iiiieiit
Nome, Alaska |
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,. Gifford was unable to
- . - Anchorage u.is morning
awing Jo bad w-alher, but ex
.ec.. .o leave as soon as the waa
Jior unpraves and if possible
wil. arrive ;n Nome tomorrow
.•venlsg- Some of the passen
g rs at Anchor age who w:il come
3 Nome are Earl Rooming and
Walter Scott.
Pi ot Chambers returned from
Nula.o yesterday with the Fa r
cnild plane that he had to make
a forced landing with some two
weeks ago while enroute to Fair
banks. Pilot Chambers experienc
ed no difficulty in getting the
plane off the ice and snow on the
Nulato River and flew directly
to Nulato where he stayed over
night. Yesterday he flew to Kal
iag and made an emergency
flight to Koyukuk with a doctor
then returned to Kaltag and on
to Unatekleet where he stopped
long enough to refuel and ar
rived in Nome about 3:15 pm.
Pilot Chamber left for Wales
to take parts up to Pilot Munz
who has been stranded at Wales
for three days having the mis
fortune of breaking a skii while
landing with the mail enroute to
Shismaref. Chambers was unable
to get down at Wales and return
ed to Teller where he picked up
two passengers for Nome. If the
weather will permit Pilot Cham
bers will leave for Wales in the
morning with parts for Munz.
Pilot Martin is expected in
from Unalakleet tomorrow morn
ing with chief clerk March of the
Railway Mail service who is mak
ing an inspection of the mail
runs in western Alaska this win
ter. Six passengers are booked
for Anchorage this coming Wed
nesday.
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A trip to Council is scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon with
freight and passengers and the
mail from Golovin o Council.
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WIEN ACTIVITIES
Yesterday Frank Whaley made
a flight to Elim and Golovin. Pas
.•angers were: Mrs. Murry, Nome
to Elim; Irene Austin, Golovin to
Nome.
Today flight was made to Hay
cock with freight and two pas
sengers: Tom Brice and Chuck
Goedde.
JACKSON DAY DINNER
Monday, Jan. 8, 1910 at Nevada
Grill, 6:30 pm. Per plate S2.50
Please make reservations with
C F Yenney.
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7e.. ry in the c tse of the U S
Ist.r.e Mercsntle and Mining
73 was drawn in the U S Com
. tor's court this morning &
;j returnable at 10 am Tuesday,
J3n. 9 at which time the tr.al is
:3 continence.
Following are the names of the
n ctive jurors.
D H K:ng. Mrs Helen Sheldon,
.x Eouo.ter, M E Kelly, R D
..tson, Archie Martin, Mrs Wm
xenn, Geo Modini, Mrs Gret
on Givan, John Chapay.
Hurl Spmeger. Mrs Chas Berg,
Mrs A D Stormfeltz, Jack Nor
, S G Fauske, John H Olson,
M- - Springer, B D Camp, James
Charier, M A Domingoes, Mrs
W F Baldwin,
Hans Obi ng, A L Hanson, J B
Hurley, Aarnout Castel. Gust
K r.drickson. Ne’s Swar.berg Jr.,
John K Brown, and Edward Seid
enverg,
The PAA mail plane arrived
yesterday forenoon a 11:45 from
Fairbanks with mail and one pas
ser.ger. Lulu Eldridge. The plane
took off again at 12:15 for Fair
banks with outgoing mail and 2
passengers for Juneau: A. M.
Hartford and Ralph Kravachuck
and Fred Amatoolik for Golovin.
The Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo
No. 1 held their regular meeting
last Wednesday evening at the'
IOOF hall and after the meet- j
ing, with the Pioneer Women
he'd a joint installation of of
ficers for the ensuing year. Af
ter the installation a card party
was enjoyed by those attending.
Plans have taken form for the
staging of the Jackson Day Din
ner, for Monday night 6:30 pm
at the Nevada Grill. M J Walsh,
city clerk of Nome has consent
ed to act as Toastmaster for the
occasion.
Reservations are being taken
by C. F. Yenney. The program
for the evening has not been an
nounced as yet but promises that
it will be entertaining for every
one.
The inquest into the death of
Harry Nakamura at Deering was
conducted by ex-officio coroner!
Ronald L. Gillis, U S Commission
er at Candle.
It was the report arriving here
that the coroner’s jury found
death was due to suicide. Furth-1
er reports stated that Nakamura1
borrowed a tow rope the night
of his death and it was discover!
ed that lie hanged himself with
the same rope.
Proof of Labor Blanks can now
oc had at the Nugget offlot
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ANY ICE TODAY? —tie's the Adonis of New England's
Ice men—Is smiling, husky, six-foot Robert McKcon (above) of
Northampton, Mass., who was acclaim d a prkc-winner at the
Springtield, Mas:;., meeting of Ike New England Ice association.
Resting Vi entrants in looks, deportment and personality, he’s
fr,imfu >n a L'g basket made of ire
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TIME TO GET YOUR
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NOTE
The above line of underwear has been stocked
After given it trial for over a year
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
\ UKON . Dec 3Q Jan g Jan g Jan 11
Mt. McKINLEY .. Jan 6 Jan 12 Jan 12 Jan 18
ALASKA . Jan 13 Jan 19 Jan 19 Jan 25
Mt. McKINLEY.. Jan 20 Jan 26 Jan 26 Feb 1—
ALASKA . Jan 27 Feb 2 Feb 2 Feb 8
Mt. McKINLEY . Feb 3 Feb 9 Feb 9 Feb 15
ALASKA . Feb 10 Feb 16 Feb 16 Feb 22
YUKON . Feb 17 Feb 23 Feb 23 Feb 29
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent