KENNEL CLUB NOTICE
Members of the Board of Dir
ectors of the Nome Kennel Club
are requesled to meet at the City
Hall, Sunday, at 1 p.m., Feb. 5, to
discuss plans and a program for
sports for this winter, also to
eonsider the matter of taking
part in the Fairbanks Ice Carniv
al.
liujjsrll O. Maynard,
President
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Airplane News
Wien Alaska Airlines
Miss Ruth Ost, Earl Towner,
and Mrs. Clyde Glass were ar
rivals from Council on a Wien
plane late Wednesday afternoon.
William Porter of Dime Creek
was also an arrival in Nome via
Wien plane, Wednesday.
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Yesterday, Pilot Sig Wien
made th monthly mail run from
Nome to Pilgrim Springs Mission
and Igloo.
Robert Upland was a passen
ger to Igloo, and Don Lyle was a
round tripper from Nome to
Bunker Hill, Thursday, via Wien
plane.
Pilot Sig Wien later in the day
made a trip to White Mountain
and returned to Nome with a
sick native woman, for medical
attention.
Today, Pilot Sig Wien is mak
ing two trips to Kougarok min
ing section points with freight
and passengers. Grant Nelson is
enroute to Rainbow Camp. Tom
my Groves and “Red" Helena to
Taylor.
A scheduled flight to Fairbanks
is planned for Saturday via the
Wien Alaska Airlines.
Mirow Air Service Activities
Bill Frost of the Nome Motor
Co., who has been following his
vocation at Fairbanks for the
past several weeks, was a return
ing passenger to Nome on the
MAS plane yesterday.
Pilot Hans Mirow took off this
morning on the mail run to Tel
ler, Wales and Shismaref. Mrs.
Frank Miller was a returning
passenger to Teller from Nome.
Pilot Jack Jefford was report
ed to be at Marshall.
PAA ACTIVITIES
The Pacific Alaska Airways
mail plane which arrived late
yesterday from Fairbanks, took
off this morning at 8 o’clock on
its return mail flight. There were
no outgoing or incoming passen
gers for Fairbanks.
Chas. C. Brill Passes Away
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With this issue the Nugget
notes the passing of another old
timer, Chas. C. Brill, who passed
awa3- at the local hospital at 10
o’clock Wednesday night, from a
long illness caused from gland
trouble.
At the time of death Mr. Brill
was 75 years of age. He came to
Nome during the gold stampede
days of 1900 and has been inter
ested as a prospector and miner
ever since. He was a respected
citizen of the community and en
joyed the esteem of many friends
chief among them being Dave
Gray, whom Mr. Brill had de-!
cided should look after his af
fairs when he passed on.
Born in Germany he migrated
to the United States and later be
came a naturalized citizen. He is
survived by relatives in Pennsyl
vania. His funeral will take place
Wed., Feb. 6th, at 1 p.m. at
the Federated Church.
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Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Emily Pederson, was held
on short notice, last Monday af
ternoon, at the Native Methodist
Church.
Wedding bells, it is reported,
will be ringing soon for at least
two or more couple. We are not
at liberty to announce the happy
events as yet. But the gang says
they know all about it and are
busy gathering tin cans and old
shoes.
2 Funerals Wednesday Next
A double-header funeral will
take place Wednesday, Feb. 8th,
at the Federated Church, when
services for Ohas. C. Brill will
occur at 1 p.m., followed by ser
vices for Charley Ringhisen at
3 p m,
$200,000 Asked in Bill
For Bulkhead Along the
Waterfront at Nome
Legislation proposed by the
Delegate, Anthony J. Dimond,
was introduced in the House at
Washington, D. C., on January 12
th to authorize the War Depart
ment to undertake the erection
of a suitable steel sheet pile
bulkhead along the waterfront
at Name to protect the shore
line from erosion. Authority is
carried in the bill for an appro
priation of $200,000 with which
to carry out the work.
The Nugget job department
has received an order for print
ing tickets for the 1939 Nenana
Ice Pool which is annually con
ducted for the benefit of Al
askans who believe that they can
name the day, hour and minute
when the ice goes out at Nenana.
Tickets will go on sale in a day
or two. The closing time of the
contest will ibe April 12th tWis
year instead of the 15th as was
the official time set last year for
gueses. This year’s tickets will
have a key—rthe capital letter
“N” will precede the number on
the tickets for tickets issued at
Nome. Other letters will be des
ignated for other sections of Al
aska. H. S. Kaiser is the manager
for the 1939 Nenana Ice Pool.
New rules, now in effect, gov
erning all classes of radio sta
tions in Alaska, except broad
cast, and new radio operator
rules, effective May 5th, 1939,
have been received and, upon
request, are available for dis
tribution at the office of the Fed
eral Communications Commis
ion. Box 2719, Juneau, Alaska.
Interested parties are advised to
obtain copies as numerous chang
es have been noted, particularly
in regards to amateur stations,
where extensive revisions have
been made.
Are you keeping in touch with
what your representatives and
senators are doing in the legis
lature at Juneau? You have that
opportunity to do so by reading
each issue of the Nome Nugget.
If you are not a subscriber it is
still possible for you to keep
posted by buying a paper from
the route carriers. It is frequent
ly said that everybody does not
get the paper—but it does appear
that anytime a mistake appears
in print, everybody knows about
it. So why not be fair to your
self and the community in which
you live and make your bread
and butter and be a regular sub
scriber, or at least buy an extra
paper from the route carriers.
The management of the Nome
Nugget is in receipt of a letter
from Nome Agent, Joe Harnish,
who is now in Seattle, dated Jan.
16th, in which he incloses a press
re lease of the announced 1939
sailing schedules, of the Alaska
Steamship Company vessels for
the Bering Sea and Southeast
and Southwestern Alaska ports.
It will be noted that there are
no June sailing dates from Seat
tle, due to the fact that two ves
sels are scheduled to sail from
that port May 25th and May 30th
thus starting an earlier sailing
schedule for Nome than previous
ly, which no doubt will meet
with the approval of many pas
CANNED FOODS
PRODUCTS
SALE
NOW
ON
We arc introducing our new packs of
Fruits and vegetables received
with the last boat
If you do not receive your copy
of our Bulletin. Inform us—
We will send a copy
One Carnation Deluxe Cook Book
Given away Free with a sale of
Five Dollars of Canned Goods
Each sale must include some
Carnation Milk
Sale will end Saturday, February 4th
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POLET STORES
Main Store Branch Store
TeL Main 103 Tel. Main 55
senders who come and go on the
first and last boats. The press
release article will be found in
another part of today’s issue.
Diphtheria Immunizations Given
Thursday morning, Feb. 2. 16
infants and preschool children
were immunized against diph
theria. Dr. .Morcom with the
assistance of Mrs. Sprenger gave
the diphtheria toxoid. Mrs. Gar
net Martin assisted with the
records.
Since last June when the
Nome Health Dept, offered diph
theria immunizations the follow
ing number of children have pro
fited by this public health con
trol measure.
54 diphtheria immunizations to
school children.
27 diphtheria immunizations to
infants and preschool children.
Total 81.
106 Scheck tests were given to
school children.
Practically all preschool child
ren are susceptible to diphtheria.
By the time* the child enters
school he is more liable to be
immune to diphtheria so the
Schick tests were given to the
school children in June, 1938, to
determine how many of them
were susceptible' to the disease.
Fifty-four children were positive
Dr. W. A. Rvstrom
DENTIST
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
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NOME LODGE NO. A-S
Meets every Friday, 8 p.m.
Initiatory Degree
Odd Fellows Building
L. O. O. M.
No. 1413
Next Meeting Feb. 6th
Odd Fellotfs Ball, 8 P. ML
re-actors to that that number
were given the diphtheria tox
oid.
Diphtheria immunizations will
be offered ito the school children
who have not been immunized
again during this school term.
The parents of infants and pre
school children who were unable
to bring their children Thursday
for immunizations may do so at
that time. A definite date will be
announced later.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Arthur Trigg will be held
at the Native Methodist Church,
Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 2 p.m.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral services for the late ^
Chas. C. Brill will he held at the
Federated church Wednesday,
Feb. 8, at 1 p.m.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral services for the late
Chas. Ringhisen will take place
at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8th, at
the Federated Church.
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Lyons & Orion
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
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CHAS. CAVEY ’
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME.
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