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U S Commissioner C. C. Tan
ner and Miss El'a Snyder were
joined in wedlock Wednesday ev
cning by Rev. Wi'.bur P. Wood,
at the parsonage of the Feder
1 a ted Church.
Attendants were the bride’s
i brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Snyder.
The couple will make their
home in Nome, where Mr. Tan
ner is U S Commissioner and ex
officio Justice of the Peace. They
are receiving the congratulations
of their many friends.
Lloyd L Root and wife were
returning passengers yesterday
via the trimotored Stinson of the
Mirow Air Service from Fair
banks.
The Roots had been on a com
bined business and pleasure trip
to the States. Returning they
flew Canadian airlines from Ed
monton to Whitehorse & thence
into Fairbanks and Nome.
Mr. Root is the manager of the
American Cr Dredging Co.,
which is installing a dredge on
that creek this summer.
The mailboat Meteor arrived
from the north yesterday morn
ing, and has been laying off
shore ever since due to the high
seas and inclement winds. At
; present one of the Lomen barges
is also out at sea alongside the
Meteor, unable to get back into
the river, due to the raugh wea
ther.
The PAA Electra arrived yes
terday from Fairbanks with the
following round-trip passengers:
Messrs. Murphy, Orr and White.
President Rice of the U S Smelt
ing Refining and Mining Co. was
an incoming passenger. Airmail
was also carried. The plane made
a flight to the Diomede Islands
before landing at Nome from
Fairbanks.
The following telegram was re
ceived in Nome in response to
inquiries concerning the condi
tion of Jack Skain, who flew to
the Mayo Clinic in August.
Rochester, Minn., Oct. 3, 1939
M J Walsh, Nome, Alaska
Skain is distinctly better and j
has gained six pounds has a
good many days when he is free
from pain. He has written you.
We don’t know yet whether he
will have to have operation but
hope he won’t.
Dr. W C Alvarez
Nexa Monday morning Grand
Jurors will re-convene before
Judge J H S Morison, of the U S
District Court at Nome.
There are at present two bind
over cases for consideration by
(the Grand Jury, namely: Alex
Ashenfelter, charged with the
murder of Jack Gross at Coun
cil, Alaska, June 30th; and Toby
Mike, charged with assault with
a dangerous weapon at Nome.
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Fair Notes
Less than a week until the
opening night of Nome’s sixth
Annual Fair. Only five more
! days to be exact to get your
t entries prepared, your season
i ticket bought, and yourself
! ready to enjoy our fall festival
lo the fullest.
A 1 departmental superintend
ents are requested to meet with
| the Board of Directors at the
! Fair Building at one o’clock Sat;
urday afternoon. At this meet-;
ing, booth space will be appor
; tioned for the departments, so it
, is very important that all super
intendents be present.
At the Fair Building, work is
in full swing. The booths are all
up and Mr. Burnette will start
on the decorating today.
Yesterday we decided to run
down the rumor we had heard
! that the mining booth was going
I to display $1000 in gold dust.;
When questioned Mr. Shallit, |
who is superintendent, smiled j
guilelessly and replied “Oh, yes. I
■ I’ll make it myself if somebody!
; doesn't come around and donate 1
I it.” Well that’s one more impulse
i to larceny nipped in the hud.
And speaking of the mining de
| parment, are any of your boys
| planning to win the $25 prize
j for a model dredge, drag-line, or
j other mining unit.
Let us remind you that all
j movie films to be entered in the
Fair contests must be handed in
to Mrs. Cameron before Monday
evening. So far we are lacking
film to fill the two hour progam
we had planned so those of you I
who have hesitated about enter j
ing your pictures, get busy over;
the week-end and get them in
shape.
The 8mm. contest is to be held
Thursday night and the 16 mm.
Friday night. Both black and
white, and color films may be
entered, and a maximum size of j
200 feet is the only restriction.
Three competent and unbiased
judges have been selected to
judge the pictures on composi
tion, lighting, subject matter, con
tinuity and originality.
The silence Entertainment
Chairman Howard Lyng is main
taining leads us to wonder what
spectacular features he is plan
ning for the grand program Sat
urday night. Perhaps by Monday
issue we will have coerced some
details from him.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Jefford left for Teller &
American -Cr early Thursday
morning taking 2 passengers &
express, after returning left for
Ungalik and Unalakleet with tw'o
passengers and express and is
due back in Nome this evening.
Pilot Mirow returned with two
passengers and mail from Fair
I banks Thursday evening. Also
brot express.
Pilot Martin returned from J
Kotzebue with three passengers j
and left soon after making a j
round trip to Dandle with Dr. j
Hughes and express also return
ing late in the evening.
Pilot Mirow left for American
Cr. wth Lloyd Root and wife &
will make another trip to carry
j two more passengers and mail
, this afternoon.
i The trip set for Anchorage has
; been postponed until Sunday or
j Monday morning and will retorn
! the same day.
! U S Marshal B. B. Mozee re
| turned to Nome yesterday from
Kotzebue aboard a Mirow Air
Service plane with Leslie Wil
liams and Daniel Wright, two
prisoners sentenced to three
months in jail for larceny at Kot
; zebue.
Wednesday Charlie Westerly
was committed to Morningside
Sanitarium for the insane, and
John Curtis sentenced to three
| months for assault and battery
were flown from Kotzebue.
'I It is understood that another
II prisoner is being held at Kot
, zebue pending transfer to Nome:
1 Jacob Smith, charged with as
sault.
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Property of Harry Gavin, was
| sold at public auction this morn
i: ing, by B. B. Mozee, Guardian,
»i separate items going to Louis
f1 Olson, Lomen Commercial Co.,
* and W. W. Laws
GOOD THINGS '
Come All At Once
We have just received a large shipment of
GREEN GOODS
Consisting Of
APPLES, All Varieties
MELONS, Four Varieties
SQUASH. Three Varieties
GRAPES, Three Varieties
CELERY. Two Varieties *
PEARS
BANANAS
PEPPERS
CUCUMBERS
TOMATOES
LETTUCE
BUNCH CARROTS
CORN ON THE COB
We have also just received the following
shipment from UNALAKLEET *
CARROTS
TURNIPS
RUTABAGAS
LETTUCE
CABBAGE
POLET STORES
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B. J. McCONAGHY
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SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Nome
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
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ALEUTIAN .Sept 23 Sept 28 Sept 28 Oct 5
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