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k nounced today that the last boat
P the Mt McKinley will complete
^ unloading at about midnight to
i night and that the first passen
ger barge will leave the river at
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p proceeded there from Elim.
» It is expected that the Boxer
^ j will leave as soon as possible for
| Kotzebue to unload before the
Sound freezes over. It was not
* j known at this writing whether
* the Boxer would take the King
► and Diomede Islanders home on
k ; the trip to Kotzebue.
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*! students who will go as far asj
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■ teor is expected to sail for the
north as far as Kotzebue some
[ time this evening. The vessel will'
; carry freight and mail.
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The PAA mail plane arrived
Nome yesterday from Fairbanks
^ with 200 pounds of mail and
i. four passengers: Dr. Worley, V.
R. Farrell, Carl Glavinovich, and
Mrs. M. Nakinen. On the re
j- turn trip the plane carried J. D.
t• j Harlan, Ira D. Orton, A. J. Tour
l! tellot and Mark Craddick.
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Basketball Season News
Basketball season this year
commences with a double head-1
er on Monday, November 20th.;
Practice to get the teams in fine'
condition for the games starts i
Monday, October 30th, continu- j
ing every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday until the first game. I
Rumors have it that the first I
| place team of last year, Kenn’s'
Bakery, is getting a little wor- ]
ried over their chances to repeat I
this season.
The High School team with
new suits and new material un- j
der the able coaching of Mr.
Knutson is making the other
quintets sit up and take notice.
Don’t be surprised to see the
School squad battling for first
| place.
The Transportation team prom
ises to floor one of the finest uni
formed teams in the league. All
the players need ds a good crowd
to support them and they should
put on quite a show. Don’t forget
game time Nov. 20 at 8 pm.
Verda Novak Is Married
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In a quiet ceremony at the Pres
byterian church at Fairbanks at
' 8:30 o’clock Wednesday October'
18, Miss Verda Iona Novak and •
John Michael Siebenthaler were I
united in marriage. The newly
| wedded couple will make their i
! home in Fairbanks. It will be j
recalled that Mrs. Siebenthaler
t resided here in Nome last win
| ter and was a member of the
orchestra at the Nevada Cabaret.
\?ien Airlines
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Yesterday Sig Wien made one
j trip north stopping at Dick Cr.,
J Taylor and Teller with freight
j and the following passengers:
.John Tcmic from Dick Creek;!
Martin Willoya from TayLor and
Graham Lammers from Teller to
Nome.
Today Sig Wien left for Fair
banks via Candle and way points.
| Frank Whaley made two trips
| north today with freight and pas
‘ sengers stopping at Coffee Creek
on the first trip with A1 CareyI
and Ralph Mayberry.
Mirow Air Service
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Pilot Martin to American Cr. I
with express and then on to
Council with express for that
place and on to Golovin to pick
up George Dexter and will re
, turn this evening.
Pilot Chambers went to Teller
this afternoon with two passen
gers and will return this even
ing. Freight was also carried
for Teller.
A trip is scheduled for Anchor
, age and Fairbanks this week end
! in either of the large Stinsons. |
Pilot Jefford left Fairbanks
! for White Horse this morning &
I is expected tomorrow afternoon
and will bring mail from Fair
\ banks.
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Mt. McKinley expected sail for Seattle Oct. 28 8, p.m.
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JOE HARNISH, Agent
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