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HOTEL PATERSON
NOME'S NEWEST
AND MOST MODERN HOTEL
The Resting Place For Weary Travelers
South Side Front Street and Lane's Way
I FIRST AID WEEK
1 Time to check upon First Aid items
| In home, office and camp
Immediate care of even small injuries
Often prevents disaster
NOME DRUG STORE
FIRST AID SUPPLIES
DOLLARS SENT "
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Dont Annoy Your Neighbor By Borrowing His Paper
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME, ALASKA
NEWS ITEMS
COl.rMBIA SAJLS
TOMORROW MORNING
The Columbia v Ml sail from
Nome at 5:00 a. m. June lllh on
I St Michael and Seattle. Passen
g»rs will board the Columbia al
■ 11:00 n. m. ton'urhtas no return
■ rail v 'H he made at Nome, after
St. Michael.
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I Outgoing Passengers Columbia
Outgoing pa?;engers on board
, he Columbia number 23 for Seal
! tie and 2 for St. Michael. —
Raync Johnson
Mrs. Rayno Johnson
Michael Johnson
Mrs A H Lobley
Mrs. A Stringfellow
Arthur Goble
Mrs Arthur Goble
Rev S S Klyve
Mrs S S Klvvc
Mrs Gordon Tift
Mrs L J Harper
Joyan.n Harper
Mrs Eda Evans
Mrs W B McCarthy
Paul McCarthy
Walter McCarthy
A N Nylen
Mrs Nylen
Mrs Evelyn Modini
Janet Modini
Tommy Modini
Leonard Modini
Jerry Modini
C- A Jcnes
Jessie later-cn
Lloyd Heberle
Mrs Heberle
Gloria Sherwood
H A Shclhart
Lila McDonald
Mrs C E Matthews
For St. Michael
Mother Laurence
Sister Wivina
Mrs. Hilkcy Robinson, wife ol
the proprietor of Nome Mercan
tile and Mining Co., was a pas
senger aboard the “Columbia.’
It has been several years since
Mrs. Robinson has been to Nome
Barney Rolando, well known
mining man of this section, re
turned to Nome on the Colum
| bia last evening.
i Dr. K. L. Gravcm is once more
greeting old friends in Nome af
ter a winter spent in the States.
Dr. Graven! comes norih each
year and for many years has
been interested in mining in the
Kougarok.
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Howard Lyng, Democratic Rep
resentative from the Second Div
ision to the Alaska Legislature,
was a returning passenger aboard
tlie "Columbia” last night.
Leo Seidenverg, owner of the
Bon Marche Store, returned to
Nome on the Alaska S. S. Co.
ship yesterday.
Mrs. George Madsen and baby
boy arrived last evening to re
join Mr Madsen, co-partner of
the Polar Bar.
Mrs. William Maloney rejoined
her husband and young daugh
ter in Nome last night after a
hurried trip to California due to
her mother’s demise. Mrs. Malon
ey is a member of the local post
office staff and Mr. Maloney is
connected with the Lehmann
Store.
Mrs. Andrew Sather and young
son were arrivals aboard the
“Columbia” after a pleasant win
ter spent in the States. Mr. Sa
ther is on the office staff of the
U S S R & M Co. at Nome.
Mrs. J H. S. Morison was a re
turning passenger to Nome last
evening to join her husband who
is the U. S. District Judge for
this Division.
Mrs. J. Sidney Rood, wife of
the supervisor of the U. S. Rein
deer Service, arrived aboard the
Columbia after a vacaton in the
States. Mr. Rood who is in Ju
neau on business is expected in
Nome soon.
Mrs. Tolbert Scott, accompan
ied by her daughter Jane, re
turned here after a winter’s' va
cation south. Mr. Scott and the
two sons, Wilson and Robert pre
ceeded Mrs. Scott to Nome.
Airways News
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Captain Sasseen of tho Mirow
1 Air Service landed his tri-motor
* ed Stinson at Nome airport at
j 4:20 p.m. June 10 with the fol
! lowing passengers:
From Anchorage, C. R. Kam
marar and Richard Sehindele:
and from Bethel Capte B. W. Dru'
fner and G. C. Ferenz
He had a small amount of ex
press and 40 pounds of first class
mail.
j Sasseen will return to Anchor
age Monday morning, weather
permitting.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
June 10 — Mr. and Mrs. Klyve
and Mrs. Sam Kendricks were
passengers to Nome from Teller
with Sig Wien.
Frank Whaley—Mr. and Mrs.
Don Stewart, Beaver Creek to
Nome; Earl Rending, Ungalik to j
l Nome; S. Charles and A. Kimok-1
took, Koyuk to Nome and Mary i
Henry, Koyuk to Solomon.
June 11 — Bill Lund — Nelsi
Christensen and Mr. Spangler to [
Council. Mrs. Nolde to Beaver Cr.
E. Morgan, Hans Lind and Dick
; Owens to Bluff.
j Frank Whaley — Don LaBae,
' Ralph Smithers, Ernest Newt,
Den McPherson, Tom Shaw and
Mrs. Fred Ayer to Council.
Mr. Guneau, A1 Farrell and J.
B Moyer to Keenan’s Camp.
Sig Wien made a round trip to
Fairbanks via Taylor and Candle
with John Norberg and Bud
Thompson for Taylor, Walter Pa
rani to Candle; Mrs. Nass, Fair
banks to Haycock, Mrs. John.son
and Mr. Fritch for Nemo.
Nervil Tanner and John Shaw
| wore passengers to Council with
j Bill Lund.
Trips are scheduled for Coun
j cil, Haycock, Fairbanks, Kougar
ok ar.d Teller tomorrow.
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Captain B. W. Drufner and G.
C. Ferenz, Assistant Inspectors
of the Bureau of Marine Inspec
tion of Navigation arrived Nome
today via Mirow Air Service.
They expect to remain here
until about the first of July. Their
i stay is necessarily longer than 1
; usual due to the new motor boat
' law which went into effect April
25. The new law provides that all
j outstanding motor boat operators’
; licenses be cancelled and there
fore all licenses must be renew
ed this year.
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The Motorship Meteor owned
! by Frank Williams, arrived Nome
j from St Michael yesterday.
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Mrs. J. I. Anderson, and her
young son arrived aboard the
Columbia last night to join her;
husband who is in charge of the;
Lighterage Dept, of the Lomen
J Commercial Co. here.
Mrs. Leo Haynes was a passen
ger yesterday aboard the Alas
i ka S S Co. boat to spend a six
i week visit here with her mother,
I Mrs. W. J. Rowe.
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! Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg,
long-time Nome resident, were ar
rivals on the Columbia after a
winter in Seattle with their dau
ghter Mrs. Axel Edman. Mrs. Ed i
i man who has been ill for some
| time is reported to be getting
| along very nicely now.
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Mrs. Steve Anderson, a bride
of the past winter, arrived yes
terday to join her husband who
is employed by the U S S R &
M Co.
Tom Shaw, mining man, with
interests on Ophir Creek, in the
Council district was an arrival on
yesterday’s boat. Also as passen
gers were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ayer. Mr. Ayer will be associated
with Mr. Shaw in mining work
this summer.
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Pioneer meeting Friday, June
13th, 8 p.m. Followed by social
and refreshments. The Pioneer
ladies are participating. All mem
bers and their families are invit
ed to attend, as well as visiting
members.
W. J. Maloney, Secretary
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Sweet and Tender $4.25 $1.00
Rosedale Peas Case 3 Cans
Sweet Variety $3.75 50<‘
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FLY TO SEATTLE
Depart from Nome Mondays and Fridays
$231 one way
$421.20 round trip
Round Trip Tickets Good For One Year
Fast, Luxurious LOCKHEED
LODESTARS now Operating I
Over Fairbanks-Seattle Route
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Passengers . . . Baggage . . . Small Freight
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Lv Seattle Due Nome Sail south
COLUMBIA (Freight and Pas- May 30th June 9th June 10th
sengers) Nome and St. 'Michael.
SUTHERLAND (Freight) Nome,June 4th June 14th
St. Michael, Savoonga, Gambell,
Teller, Tin City, Wales Shish
maref, Deering, Keewalik, Kot
zebue.
NOTE: Arrival dates Nome and Southbound sailing dates are ap
proximate only. All sailings subject to change without
notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent