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Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
News Items
BAR AN OF PASSENGERS
DISEMBARK TODAY
The SS Baranof of the Alaska
Line arrived Nome early this
! morning after riding out the
•term back of Sledge Island,
since Thursday midnight. Follow
i irg are the names of the pas
sengers:
Carl Wick
Mrs G R Millspsgh
Hilda A Gustafson
Mrs Maxine Smith & infant
Wm R Benson and wife
Miss Kristie Sather
Nelson Page and wife
Mrs Don I sham
For Golovin: Anna L. McVean.
DONNA EANF. ARRIVES
ESCORTED BY FITTER
The Donna Lane, which left
Seattle Sept. 16 with coal, arriv
ed early his morning under her
own power. She had some engine
i trouble therefore the call for
i help and the Cutter Hermes ar
rived in time to stand by and
escort her in to port.
It was reported that one of the
j crew was injured and the local
i Coast Guard brought the injured
man ashore, and he was taken to
the hospital.
RECENT STORM IS
STRONGEST IN YEARS
The sudden storm and recent
! storm which was on a par with
! the big 1938 storm, started early
Thursday morning and reached
its height between midnight Fri
day and 2 a.m. Saturday. By Sun
day morning the storm had fair
ly well subsided to allow a fair
estimate to be made of the dam
age done. There was no great
damage, mostly flooded base
ments and partial damaged bulk
heads, Lehmann's bulkhead and
garage being the only total loss.
The U S S R & M Co.’s oil
dock was practically put out of
i commission, a couple of pumps
1 being buried in the sand.
The old White Barn was com
j pletely undermined and consid
erable damage done to the North
I ern Light and Power Co. bulk
head.
The Lcmen Commercial Co.
tug Bozo and two lighters were
caught in the height of the storm
; while on the way to Bluff to un
load the SS Derblay. Some con
! cern was felt until the company
sent Bill Munz in search of them
and he found they had pulled
into Golovin for shelter & were
saife, minus one lighter.
The Road Commission reports
some damage to the new road
across Dry Creek but it is al
ready repaired, also to the roads
at the Nome River bridge, Hast
ings and Solomon, all of which
; are being repaired and will be
j passable in a very short while.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
COAL PRICES
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LADYSMITH. Lump or nut . $28.50 per ton
UTAH, Lump or nut . 30.00 per ton
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NEW PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 15th
LADYSMITH, Lump or nut . 30.00 per ton
UTAH. Lump or nut . 31.50 per ton
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Airways News
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PA A Activities
—
PAA agent Art Martin reports
an Electra with 1200 pounds of;
mail is on the way with one pas
senger, R. S. Palmer. The plane
' is expected between 5:30 and 6
o.m. and will remain overnight.
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MIROW A cm ITIfcS
Bill Lund made two trip to Ur '
, gnlik. He had eight passengers to
Nome and wto passengers to Un
alakleet. The plane carried
. freight to Moes Point.
A trip is planned to Bethel
Wednesday and one to Ar.chor
1 age on Thursday.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Oct. 4 —Pilot Long with Rich
ard Nurshak to White Mountain
and Francis Walker from White |
Mountain to Council.
Pilot Lund with Ralph May
I berry for Harris Creek and Con
i nie Hvder to Keenans. Pete
irum was a returning passenger
from Coffee Creek and Abe Shal
lit from Bunker Hill.
Oct. 5 — Pilot Long to Kou
garok with reight and Bill Payne
from Bunker Hill to Taylor.
Today — Freight trips were
i made to Council. Kovuk, Moses
' Pt. Golovin. Teller and the Kou
! garok.
SOLDIERS TO COME
ASHORE TOMORROW
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The US Transport Branch with
soldiers and supplies returned to
. to Nome roadstead as did the!
I transport Taku, early this morn
ing. It was reported that all
■ aboard were well and anxiously
waiting to disembark after a
j very long and stormy trip. The
last report was that they would'
i not be put ashore until tomor
' row.
ALYCE MARTIN AND KEN
SLY MARRIED FRIDAY P. M.
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Ken Sly and Alyce Martin
were married last Friday even
ing at he home of Howard Sly :
by Father Tom Cunningham.
Howard Sly, brother of the
groom was best man and Mrs.
Ida Knutsen, the bride’s sister,1
was bridesmaid.
PETIT JCRY NAMES DRAWN
TO CONVENE TOMORROW
In the U. S. District Court,
i Judge J. H. S. Morison presiding,
the following Petit Jurors were
qualified this morning:
Mrs C F Yenney
Mrs Lottie Bahnke
Albert Charles
J J Stokes
Gertrude Mazen
Perry Komeakpik
Barbara Smith
Bruce Neilson
Curtis Jacobs
Paul Dryden
The following jurors were1
| drawn to complete the regular
! panel:
David Maloney
Verda Davis
Mrs D King
Robert Ledgerwood
Richard O Lee
Keith Hedreen
William Munz
M A Domingoes
Mrs J J O’Leary
Elis Hedson
Mark Abloigalook
j Ole Hay
Charles Cavey
Mrs Jake Overbaugh
Pete Sather
William E Thomas
Grace Jake
Jack Legg
R W Silver
Mrs Nels Strand
Ernest Paul
Ruby Stormfeltz
J H Alexander
Kurt Jackson
Mrs Kenneth Rank
Betty Shallit
E K Johansen
Christie Waldheim
Betty Alexander
Tony Cerruti.
All jurors will report for duty
tomorrow morning at ten o’clock
at which time criminal trials
will be commenced.
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE <
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S. S. BARANOF
SAILS FOR SEATTLE
OCTOBER 10, 1941.
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
[VIT. McKINLEY . Oct. 12th Oct 21st
(Passengers and freight)
Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to thange without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent