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* NEWS ITEMS
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* Leaving by Northern Cross to
► day was Treasurer of the Terri
► tory Oscar G. Olson, who has
y been on a business trip to Se
> ward Peninsula for the past
week. The plane left for Fair
i banks.
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' i Federal offices today remained
* | closed, observing the holiday
► commonly called Alaska Day,
y Oct. 18.
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► Reports to the local office of
► the Alaska Line, Joe ‘Harnish
^ agent, indicate the S S Mt. Mc
Kinley is due to arrive at Nome
* from Seattle. Friday afternoon.
* It was also stated the vessel
► i might leave for Seattle next
► i Tuesday.
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►! NOTICE
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► Anpone having bills or ac
► counts against the N W Alaska
► Fair Association, please present
>! them immediately to Dave Gray
! Manager.
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* | Prize money and prize rib
*; bon awards are being prepared
* I and will be mailed soon to the
► winners of exhibit-contests in
► the Sixth Annual Fair.
► 'Next Monday’s Nugget will in
, elude a complete list of all award
( winners of premium cintests in
the recent Fair.
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► i
,| Tolbert Scott, who moved and
•i | constructed a new dredge on
! Iron Creek this summer, complet
* ed digging operations this past
* week.
,, The dredge got in about thirty
j| | days digging with reportedly
► i good cleanups. The freeze-up
y I came with such violence and so
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^ ; rapidly that operations had to
£ j be shut down rather early for
£ this section. However, every
y thing is in good shape for a big
ii year in 1940.
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j| Barney Belleview who return
► ed to Nome a week ago from
► the Inmachuk River section, stat
. ing that the new Belleview
^ dredge has been completed and
y is ready to commence digging
. with the breakup next season.
*
; Lloyd Root, head of the Ameri
• can Creek dredging company re
i ported that work on the con
' struction of his new dredge, in
• which the Rolandos are associat
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• ed, has been about completed,
’ and that they will be ready to
[ dig with the opening of the sea
‘ son in 1940.
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! Other Kougarok operators are
also said to have increased their
outputs this season, although no
I estimates could be obtained at
this time.
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On reportedly good authority,’
the output of the Castleton and
Keenan dredging operations at
Tayior this year, increased tre
mendously. Keenan's dragline
operations and the dredge taken
over from the Kougarok Consol
j idated were said to have taken!
: put nearly a quarter of a million
dollars in gold .this season.
Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheon
The Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce met at
the North Pole Bakery Tuesday i
noon for its luncheon-meeting,;
with full tables, and several
guests including Mr. H W Star
ling, Indian Affairs teacher; Mrs.
Garnet Martin and Herbert Hil
shire, writer.
Mr. Starling who was former
ly stationed at Kotzeue has
been transferred to Nome and
offered his services in any public
spirited work.
Mrs. Martin who is in charge
of census enumeration here ex
plained same of the forms on
which most information is desir
ed concerning the people who
work and live in this neck of
the woods.
Mr. Hilshire, who wrote an ar
tide last winter concerning
Nome and Seward Peninsua, ex
plained he was at present engag
ed in gathering information for
another series of articles on the
mining development of this sec
tion. He declared that he fully
recognized the growth of the
present development and felt
sure that Nome and Seward Pen
insula were destined for much
mining in the future.
The meeting then adjourned.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Yesterday Sig Wien made 3
1 round trips Teller to Igloo with
Glenn Briggs—Teller to Igloo &
return to Teller; Ethel Vogan &
| Mrs Marx—Teller to Igloo. The
j return to Nome was made by
way of Taylor and Dick Creek
with George Bodis.
Frank Whaley made one trip
| north stopping at Bunker Hill,
Coffee Creek and Taylor. Pas
sengers were Bill Bessnes to
Bunker Hill; Mr and Mrs Fred
j Allyn Tayor to Nome.
This morning Sig Wien left for
Coffee Creek and returned with
three passengers.
Frank Whaley made a trip to
Rainbow and returned with Har
ry Nelson, Eric Kveven and Kay'
Handland. He left immediately
for Taylor to bring passengers
to Nome.
A trip is scheduled for Solo
mon this afternoon to bring Miss
Sheppard to Nome,
Mirow Air Service
Activities
—
Pilot Martin returned from
Ungalik with A J Best and Ray
Haering and express. Pilot Mar
tin made two trips to Beaver
Creek with two passengers J E
Jensen and H H Tyler and one
with freight.
Pilot Martin then left for Am
i erican Creek where he brought
I in six passengers: Henry Milot
i F Schloss- W Schliss- Rod Pohl
| Horad Beasley and W Stanton.
Pilot Martin to Solomon with
j Freed Meebes and W Kirklin who
i will be brought in from there
by Fred Chambers this evening.
Pilot Jefford left for Anchor
age with seven passengers for
that place
Sam Godfrey
Tony Lindstrom
A Davis
j Jack Stein
Art Wicklund
Jack Lorscher
Jack Kelly
Pilot Jefford will return from
Anchorage tomorrow via Unal
akleet where he will pick up 6
or 7 passengers for the Mt. Mc
Kinley.
Pilot Chambers left for Coun
i cil to pick up three passengers
Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
R E M E M B E R
YOUR LOVED ONES
Buy Them
ESKIMO
HANDICRAFT
A nice pair of moccasins or a piece of
ivory carving is very desirable for an Xmas
Gift.
You are welcomed to come and look over
Our assortment which is larger than
Ever before.
It is very interesting
POLET STORES
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
there who will return to Nome.
Pilot Martin left for American
Creek with one passenger and
will return with three more for
Nome this evening.
A trip is scheduled for Teller
and Wales tomorrow morning as
well as three trips to Council
Taylor and Ungalik.
Pilot Hans Mirow will leave
for Fairbanks Sunday or Monday
morning with a load of passen
gers for that place, and there is
a possibility of a double header
for Fairbanks with so many ap
plying for passage.
The Model A Stinson Airliners
are very well likel by all of the
passengers who have ridden in
them, and Mirow Air Service
have received favorable com
ments from a number of passen
■
gers who have made the trip to
Fairbanks. The lunch served on
the trip to Anchorage and the
trip to Fairbanks has met with
tiie approval of every body.
FOR SALE
One Zenith Battery Radio and
Wind-Charger. Excellent condi
tion. Inquire Nugget Office.
NOTICE
Before leaving for the States,
have The Nugget mailed to your
Outside address for the winter—
twice a week delivery by fast
airplane mail during the winter.
You can save -2.00 by paying six
months in advance for your sub
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FULLER’S SPEEDITE or
SUPER VALSPAR VARNISH
and NO-RUB LIQUID WAX
B. J. McCONAGHY
BERING SEA ROUTE
Mt. McKinley expected to sail for Seattle October 24
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
ALASKA . Oct 14 Oct 20 Oct 20 Oct 26
YUKON . Oct 21 Oct 27 Oct 27 Nov 2
ALASKA . Oct 28 Nov 3 Nov 3 Nov 9
YUKON . Nov 4 Nov 10 Nov 10 Nov 16
ALASKA . Nov 11 Nov 17 Nov 17 Nov 23
YUKON . Nov 18 Nov 24 Nov 24 Nov 23
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent