Nome Kennel Club
Had Busy Session
, At Today’s Luncheon
The Board of Directors of the
Nome Kennel Club and others
interested in the activities for
this winter were guests at a
luncheon today of the Club, at
the Nevada Grill. The financial
reports of the secretary-treasurer
were read, and upon motion duly
passed, approved and ordered
filed.
Communications were read
from interested parties in Fair
banks inviting Nome to partici
pate in the 1939 Fairbanks Ice
Carnival and Dog Derby, to be
held March 9, 10, 11 and 12.
Discussion ensued concerning
the formation of a Ski Club to
arrange competition for the Ski
Trophies donated by Archie M
Shields, of the Pacific Alaska i
Fisheries. These trophies were!
donated a year ago, but due to
the scarcity of snow last winter'
at Nome, no races could be held.
Nominations of directors for
this year were made and includ
ed the following. Election of the
1939 board will take place at a
luncheon to bo held at noon Fri
day at the Nevada Grill it was
announced. Those nominated
were: E. R. Fisher, Geo. Madsen,
Jimmy Barnette, Larry Galvin,
Howard Lobbley, Wilfred Bou
cher, Ike Jensen, Russell May
nard. Raiph Lomen, A. A. Dane,
Alvin Polet, Carl Wourinen, Ed,
Seidenverg. Charles O’Leary,
Jerry Harney, Mrs. Wm. F Bar
ber, Mrs. H. F. Paterson, Mrs.
Geo. Madsen, Fred Rohn and
Ghas. D. Jones.
The subject of another Queen
Contest in Nome, the winner to
take part in the selection of a
“Miss Alaska" at the Ice Carniv
al, came up and definite action
was left to the new board to be
elected Friday. Further particul
ars are expected to be announc
ed Friday as the 1939 Board gets
under way, for the winter season
of sports and fun in Nome.
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Cards 9:00 p.m. Dance 10:30
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NEWS ITEMS
Pilot Jack Jefford of the MAS
is due to arrive today, weather
permitting, with Dr. W. A. Ry
strom, Nome dentist, from Coun
cil; and Miss Gertrude Arnold
' from Ungalik.
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Pilot Mirow is awaiting the
I arrival of Pilot Jefford at Nome
' before hopping to Cordova via
Fairbanks, to take delivery of
the new 7-place Travelair plane
j for the Mirow Air Service.
■The funeral services for the
late Mrs. Arthur Trigg took place
; yesterday at the Native Method
ist church. A large attendance
was present many of whom ac
companied the remains to the
j Belmont Point cemetery.
The Committee in charge of
the Hard Times Party to be held
next Saturday night in the IOOF
hall, reports that the advance
sale of tickets has been better
than expected, and further re
j port that a number of people are
j enthusiastically preparing cos
1 tumes for the occasion.
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Two funerals took place from
the Federated church this after
noon, the Rev. Vincent Widrifcy
officiated. Services for Chas. C.
Brill were held at 1 o’clock, and
services for Chas. Ringhisen
j were held at 3 o’clock. A num
ber of friends of the deceased
i were present.
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; The presentation of a resolu
| tion for establishment of a new
road from Nome to Solomon
River section as presented to the
local Chamber of Commerce dir
: ectors yesterday, and the bene
i fits to be derived from same, met
! with hearty approval and adop
! tion by the chamber. The Nome
Nugget will endeavor to get a
copy and print its details in Fri
day’s issue.
(Another class of new candi
1 dates were initiated into the Loy
! al Order of Moose last Monday
! evening and the attendance was
much better than expected due
' to the severity of the weather
j that evening. Light refreshments
were served following the meet
1 ing. The Dictator appointed C. C.
Tanner, Russell Maynard and
Harry Nelson as a committee to
make arrangements for the big
Moose Roundup and Moose meatj
dinner and dance which will be!
given as previously announced,!
Saturday, March 4th, at IOOF
hall. Further details will be an
I nounced later.
Pilot Sig Wien made a frieght
; trip to Taylor yesterday. No pass
I engers were carried either going
j or coming.
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Funeral arrangements have
not as yet been announced for
the late William Allison, but it
is probable that the funeral will
take place Sunday next.
Tonight at 8 o’clock, baseball
fans will be in their favorite
seats to witness the greatest
i games of the series when the
i Nome team will be pitted against
the Alaskan, whom they say
have arranged a new lineup.
The Hammons and the Commer
cials are tied with the Nome
team for top place and every
effort will be made by these
teams to win tonight’s game.
The Fire Department was call
ed by an alarm from box 33, last
evening about 9:30 p.m. With the
j motor truck and caterpillar
equipment both rushing to the
call, it was discovered that a
; cabin on Belmont Point was
l ablaze. The “Cat” rig proceeded
j across Dry Creek, but the fire
j had too much headway with a
strong wind blowing, and burned
to the ground. The cabin was in
habited by “Little Phillip” an Es
kimo. He was ill and had been
safely removed before suffering
1 any injuries. The fire appeared
to have started from an over
, heated stove.
Minutes Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Nome, Alaska, Feb. 7
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The regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of the N. W.
Alaska Chamber "of Commerce
met in the North Pole dining
rooms with President Guy Mish
presiding.
Minutes for the last two meet
ings of the Board were dispens
ed with, those present were Guy
Mish, A. Polet, Dr. Morcom,
Harry Hagen, Hank Miller, Ed.
Seidenverg.
Mr. Ralph Lomen and Mr. Rich
ard Lee Jr.-were present.
Mr Lomen reported on the
correspondence and recommend
ed that the work soon be discon
tinued except the important
letters and those who are enclos
ing return stamps. He stated that
almost 1400 letters have been
answered, the cost of which will
be made in a report at the an
nual meeting. Mr. Lomen has
been left in charge and to use
his own discretion.
Mr. Lee presented a statement
in relation to the establishment
of a road from Nome to Solomon
River via the inland route. Said
statement was accepted and plac
ed on file.
Resolutions were read support
ing said road and upon motion
were adopted.
In reply to a telegram received
from the Territorial Chamber of
Commerce calling our attention
to Section 4 of the Constitution
for us to submit the names of
three to represent the local
Chamber on the Board of Man
agers the following were named:
Senators Cochran, Sullivan
and Representative Martin.
Secretary read House Bill No
17 in relation to the increase of
teachers’ salaries and stabilize
same. On motion the bill was en
dorsed and secretary authorized
to wire the action to our cor
respondent at Juneau.
The bill for the $10,000 im
provement of Nome school whs
discussed and a committee was
appointed to check on same and
to render an immediate report.
The purpose is to organize a solid
front in support of the hill and
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[.to ascertain if the amount is
sufficient to cover the necessary
improvements.
On motion, next Tuesday was
designated the Annual meeting
when 10 directors will be elected.
Messrs Cameron, Givan and
Rydeen were appointed as a
nominating committee to pres
ent names to the meeting also
this committee will receive res
ervations for the luncheon.
The luncheon will /be some
thing special the Chamber trea
sury will pay the extra cost, the
members and visitors to pay the
regular price of 50 cents. Na
tional Grocery Company through
Ed. Seidenverg will furnish the
Dr. W. A. Rvstrom
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FRATERNAL ORDERS
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beer. Cigars and cigarettes will
also be furnished free.
An amendment to the By-laws
increasing ithe number of direct
ors from seven to ten was intro
duced.
The committee on the Nome
School improvements appointed
were Seidenverg. Hagen and Mil
ler.
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