The Nome daily nugget. [volume], April 13, 1936, Page FOUR, Image 4

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A.
T.
We Feature Air Ex
press and Freighting
of Mining Equipment
To Many Sections of
Alaska's Rich Mineral
Areas
Our policy is to render the
greatest possible assistance
to those engaged in Min
ing in the Seward Penin
sula and other sections, thru
our Extensive and Personal
Attention to Air Express &
Freight—both incoming and
outgoing through Nome.
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OR FREIGHT—WIRE IS
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Frank Whaley of
tthe Nome Airways return
ed to Nome Sunday from
Anchorage with Ted Wal
lace, Floyd Fraser, Harold
Lobbley, and Mr. Williams
as passengers.
He hopped off again this
morning for Fairbanks and
expects to return to Nome
with a full load of passen
gers and express Tuesday.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service arrived
Nome late Saturday with
Graham Lammers Jr.,Chris
O'Leary and Richard Lee.
Hjalmar Wiggins, and Ar
nold Undem were passen
gers to Golovin.
Pilot Walter Hall of tfre
Mirow Air Service arrived
Saturday late with Gus O’
Leary & Ralph Kravachuk
as passengers from Fair
banks.
Sunday, Pilot Mirow in
the Lockheed plane made a
round trip flight to Fair
banks returning with Harry
Little. B. Vallat. Geo. Hell
erich. Mr. Evan and a Mr.
Williams.
Pilot Hall of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight
Sunday to Teller with Har
ry Little, Mr Evan and Mr.
Williams, returning with
Mrs. E. Thompson.
Pilot Jack Hermann of
the Northern Air Transport
Saturday made two flights
to Golovin returning with
I Joe Dexter, Bob Doyle, Lar
rv Sigfried, Ole Olson, Shel
by David, Larry David and
Hugh C. Kimball.
A Northern Air Transport
plant made a flight to the
Kougarok, stopping at Tay
lor with “Cub” Bair, and
Peter Parger. The plane
also landed at Pilgrim Hot
Springs.
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways Electra in command
of pilots Robbins and Stua
rt arrived and departed
Nome today after bringing
in first class mail and J. I.
Anderson and wife, connect
ed with the Lomen Com
mercial Co. at Golovin. Ax
el Gacie was a passenger
from Nome to Golovin, be
sides outgoing mail enroute
to the states.
The Petit Jury for this
term of the U. S. District
Court for the Second Divi
sion. Judge J H S Morison,
answered roll call at 11 A.
M. this morning, only 19 re
porting from the panel
drawn some time ago.
They were examined for
qualifications and then a
special venire of 21 more
names were drawn, return
able 10 A.M. Thursday.
The present panel of the
petit jury was excusd until
10 A.M. Thursday, when
the special venire will be
returned. Those included
in the special venire are as
follows:
Lloyd Hebberlee, T. C.
Lehmann, Ole Hay, Henry
G. Miller, J. I. Anderson.
John McWilliams, B J. Mc
Conaghy, Mrs D H Hughes.
Ruth Reat, J C Kennedy.
A1 Goodman, George Buhl.
Eddie Malone. Julius Patt
erson. James Baldwin, Jas.
Sparrow, John Lepri, Mrs
Gertrude Mazen, G L. Wil
lett. H Brorson and George
Matsen.
When the court convened
at 10 A.M. this morning
Jimmy Katoongan was ar
raigned on an indictment
charging assault with a dan
gerous weapon. Time for
pleading was set for Kat
onngan for tomorrow morn
ing. and for Carlson. Wed
nesday morning. Emil Yo
unvgve was to have been
arraigned this morning but
the arraignment was con
tinued over until tomorrow
morning, on & indictment
charging him contributing
to the delinquency of a min
or.
ATTENTION MOOSE
Regular meeting Monday April
13 at 8 P. M. at St. Joseph Hall.
Initiation of candidates.
W. II. KOCH, Secty.
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Final Meeting
The final regular meet
ing of the 1935 council of
the City of Nome will meet
at the city hall tonight at
8 P. M. at which time it
will canvass the recent
city election and set a date
for the inauguration of the
newly elected members &
officers of the city govern
ment.
Other business of import
ance is also to come before
the meeting it was stated.
Funeral Tetuk
The funeral of Fred Te
tuk was held this afternoon
at the Native Mission chur
ch. the Rev. Norman Mc
Cav officiating.
Between one and two hun
dred people attended the
service, thus showing the
high esteem in which he
was held.
Rev. Norman McCay in
his remarks pointed out
that Fred Tetuk was one of
the most beloved of the na
tives of this community.
His words and deeds
were always to be depend
ed upon: his loyalty and in
tegrity was most outstand
ing: and his reverence to
Christianity was beyond re
proach.
He was an example that
other natives of this sec
tion would do well to adopt.
And they might thereby
follow in their walks of
life.
He was for many years
a valued employee of the
Lomen Commercial Com
pany, the officials of which
thought very highly of him.
Following the services at
the church more than a hun
dred followed his coffin to
:ts last resting place at Bel
nont Point cemetery. His
aereaved wife who was op
erated on recently, and who
attended the services at the
church was unable to walk
and was drawn on a hand
sled. This type of devotion
is most remarkable.
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