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Snowglasses are needed now for eye protection
We offer the time-tested Crookes Snowglasses and
Willson Goggles
Priced 25<? to SI.50
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Grand and Petit
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Are Drawn
When the District Court for
the Second Division was conven
ed at 11 o’clock this morning in
the new Federal Building, Judge
J. H. S. Morison presiding, with
the new District Attorney Char
les J. Clasby and other officials
attending, including a number of
spectators, the following names
of Grand Jurors were drawn
from the box by Clerk of Court
Aimer Rydeen, democrat, and
, Chas. W. Thornton, republican,
ijury commissioner:
GRAND JURY LIST
Returnable April 10, 11 A. M.
j John L. Ost
Walter Taylor
Warren J. Ferguson
Paul E. Ballot
Grace Roell
Joseph Jerue
C. A. Roust
Clement Klementson
Robert Peterson
Hugh Ford
Robert Larson
Richard Lee
William E. Beltz
D. J. Lyle
Lillian M. Lewis
Herman Ferguson
Mrs. Mary Klementson
Emma Locke
R. B. Julian
Mrs. W. H. Kelsey
Walter Gray
, Wesley M. Kennedy
i Logan W. Varnell
PETIT JURY LIST
Returnable April 17, 11 a.m.
Following is the Petit Jurors
drawn for this term of Court
who are to report for duty Mon
day, April 17th, at eleven o'clock
a.m.
Mrs. Mary Muller
Mrs. Ethel Nelson
Jasper Holman
Peter X. Peterson
• Mrs. Herbert James
Susanna Ryan
Joe F. Ost
R. E. Gilbert
Leonard Smith
Roy Baar
Geo. K. Geomalis
Frank Lorenz
Frank Ryan
Mrs. H. C. Longley
Vincent C. Widney
Geo. P. Madsen
Albert Commack
Mrs. David Livingstone
Thomas Berryman
Mrs. Ida Sprenger
Gertrude K. Mazen
Herman Bernhardt, Jr.
Fred W. Yenney
Verna Mickelson
Pete Nelson
Nathan Ost
Charles Yager
Charles Heckman
Frank Moran
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Grant Nelson
John Boyd
George Hopwell
Mrs. Cart T. Stenson
Harry Hepworth
Flora Cleveland
Ethel C. Marsh
R. D. Jackson
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NEWS ITEMS
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The Pacific Alaska mail plane'
arrived Noma th,:.s af tor noon
from Fairbanks. No passengers
arrived. The plane will remain
here overnight.
Pilot Morris King of the Fer-j
guson Airways returned to Kot- j
zebue with a load of freight!
and mail destined for northern i
points.
Clark Andreson and M. Odum, j
both traveling salesmen, left!
Nome Sunday for Fairbanks,
with Pilot Jack Herman of the
Ferguson Airways.
Pilot John Cross left Nome to
day for Kotzebue and other nor
thern points. A paroled prisoner
from the States, Charles Jack,
was a passenger to his former
home at Kotzebue.
Fred Kubon, who has been at
tending the Fairbanks carnival,
was a returning passenger today
via a Wien Alaska Airlines
plane. He was the only one re
turning on the plane.
The Pioneer card party will1
take place tonight at 9:15 at
IOOF Hall, followed by refresh-!
meats. This is another of the
series of trophy card games |
which the Pioneers of Alaska are
giving.
Gene Marks was a passenger
for Teller this afternoon via
Wien plane. Pilot Sig Wien is al-j
so carrying mail and freight and i
will make his return flight via
Pilgrim Springs Mission, bring- ■
ing to Nome, Nurse Tiber.
Some 80-odd citizens have reg
istered for the April, City and
School Board election. The May j
or, Alvin Polet, had not return
ed to Nome from Fairbanks up
to the time of going to press, so
it is doubtful if there will be a
city council meeting tonight.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Chris
O’Leary, acompanied by his wife
and child, left Nome Sunday for
Fortuna Ledge, with Pilot John j
Cross, of the Northern Cross Air- i
ways. Deputy O’Leary who has
been connected with the Marshal
Office at Nome for some time has
been transferred to Fortuna
Ledge to fill the position former i
ly held there by Deputy Marshal
Bernard Neily, who is being
transferred to Kotzebue.
'Deputy U. S. Marshal Ben
Neily was a returning passenger;
via the Cross plane today from!
Fortuna Ledge. Deputy Neily is
being transferred from the Yu
iton station to Kotzebue, where
he will be assigned to the posi
tion made vacant there by the i
resignation of Deputy Henry i
Xavier. Deputy Neily will be as- j
sociated with the Marshal’s Of-j
fice at Nome for a few days be-:
fore leaving to take over his of-1
fleial duties at Kotzebue.
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The Catholic Ladies are giving j
a benefit Card Party and Dance !
for Pilgrim Springs Mission,;
next Saturday night at Odd Fel-!
lows hall. There are 70 children
now being cared for at this Mis
sion and this annual affair is
given to raise funds to assist in
the work of financing this laud-1
able enterprise. Nomeites have al
ways shown a spirit of helpful
ness towards this Mission and we
feel safe in saying this year will
be no exception to the rule. The
Catholic Ladies will as usual
serve refreshments. Admission
will be 75<> for adults.
Another bunch of OPPOR
TUNITIES for miners will be!
published in Wednesday’s issue
of The Nome Nugget, selected
from a batch of letters just re
ceived by the local Chamber of
Commerce in a recent mail. Min
ers and prospectors who need fin
ancial assistance in opening their
ONE WEEK
SPECIAL
WE SHIPPED A FEW TOO MANY
LARGE DELICIOUS APPLES
WE WANT SOME SOLD
WHILE IN PRIME CONDITION
OIJR ERROR YOUR GAIN
Regular Price per box.$5.50
Special Price Now.:. 3.85
RETAIL PRICE
Regular.75^ per doz.
Special . 45c4 per doz.
POLET STORES
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Main Store Branch Store )
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
gold mining claims, shouid not
lose any time in writing to the
addresses published in this col
umn of O P P O RTUNITIES.
Watch for it in Wednesday’s Nug
get.
Jesus answered: My Kingdom
is not of this world: if my king
dom was of this world then
would my servants fight, that I
should not be delivered to the
Jews: but now is my kingdom
not from hence.
Pilate therefore said unto him.
Art thou a king then. Jesus an
swered, Thou sayest that I am
a king. To this end was I born
and for this cause came I unto
the woii’d, that I should bear
witness unto the truth. Every
one that is of the truth heareth
my voice.
—St. John 18: 36 & 37
Many nice up-to-date Bibles
reasonably priced.
Inquire At
Evangelistic Mission, 125 D. St.
MARCH 1939
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with lower prices.
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Proof of Labor Blanks car now
be had at the ITame Nugget office*.
rhos. R. Lyons Ira D. Orton
Lyous & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Build lug
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Spring Water.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.
NELSON and BULLOCK
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CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
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WINTER SCHEDULE
Nome to Fairbanks-Every Mon. & Than.
(Thursday Electra connecting with Juneau Schedule)
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