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Activities
Pilot Chambers left for Amer
can Creek on Tuesday with twe
passengers, Mr. and Mrs. Root
and some frieght, then after re
turning to Nome -made a special
trip to Ungalik for Brintton Spra
gue who was injured while drill
: ing at the Ungalik Syndicate.
; Pilot Jefford left for Anchor
| age with five passengers from
| Nome and will pick up three ir
! Unalakleet for Anchorage. The
! names of the passengers from
| Nome were: Tony Rolando, Jack
I Humling, George Bayer, Tom
Allen, Jack MacComber and Mrs
i C. A. Martin to Unalakleet. The
| Unalakleet passengers’s name?
I were unknown.
j Pilot Chambers left for Coun
cil this morning with a load of
express and returned with A1
Doyle and wife.
A trip is scheduled for Fair
banks Saturday morning and
will leave Nome at 8:30 p.m.
FAIR BOARD MEETS
The Board of Directors of the
Northwestern Alaska Fair Asso
ciation met in the office of Po
let’s Store. President O. S, Wea
ver called the meeting to order
with Director A. Polet acting sec
retary.
Manager Gray submitted his
pflefliiminjtiry! neporft showing
gross receipts to be nearly $2000.
The expenditures for printing
the booklets, premiums and ex
pense almost balances the re
ceipts.
On motion the manager, who
is also the treasurer, in conjunc
tion with the President were in
structed to draw warrants and
pay all bills and as soon as that
is completed to submit a final re
port which will be published.
The report of the Special Com
mittee on the arrangements with
the Hall Association to leave the
equipment in the premises at a
rental of $50.00 per year was
adopted.
The date for the Seventh An
nual Fair was discussed and on
motion September 19, 20 and 21,
1940 was set.
MASK BALL
The I O O F Building Assoc
iation announces Saturday, Dec
ember 9 as the date for their an
nual Mask Ball.
For further announcements
watch these columns.
The Democratic Club is hold
ing a meeting tomorrow night at
8 p.m. at the City Hall. An ad
vertisement to this effect is to be
found elsewhere in this issue.
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NEWS ITEMS
Dogs From Nome
For Adm. Byrd
Are Best Yet
Thirty selected sled dogs were
shipped from Nome and Teller
for the Byrd Expedition during
the past summer on the North
Star and Boxer. The Reindeer
Service has received a copy of a
letter written by Finn Ronne,
Transportation Engineer for the
' U. S. Antarctic Service which
[states:
“May I repeat a statement
which I gave .upon the arrival
: of the North Star here in Boston
regarding the Alaskan dogs, and
which appeared in the local pa
pers, namely:
It is the finest lot of sled dogs
I have ever seen. With the ex
! ception of looking slightly thin
ned down, they appeared in ex
cellent shape. As to their size,
! they were larger than we had
| expected, and seem to have all
the vigor required for the long
, est sled journey south
They were transported in two
i truck-loads to New Hampshire
| immediately upon arrival, and
when we finally sail they will
be the last item to be taken
■ aboard.”
The Polett Store have just re
ceived a plane load of reindeer
meat, fresh killed, and same is
now on sale to the public.
New Games
At Jamboree
Next Saturday
The Playficld Jamboree to be
given in the high school gym Sat
urday night offers new entertain j
ment features that are arousing
much interest.
Perhaps the one that is caus
in the most speculation is the
style show. It is said that the
models’ own friends will not rec
ognize them as they trip across j
the stage. The newest in winter j
styles, everything from evening
wraps to ski clothes will be dis
played.
The Packages from Afar, gifts
sent in from the ends of the
! earth, will be auctioned off in
i their original parcel post wrap
' pings. Many surprises are in j
j store with this attraction.
New to Nome will be the Chin!
ese string giame with a prize for
everyone. These prizes will be
new, attractive favors.
Several Thanksgiving turkeys
will go to those holding the
FOX Y—You can almost read
the pedigree in the silver foxes
used for this Dein-Bacher wrap
with a detachable hood, show >
in New York. The furs ar.
mounted on concealed satin
gores; opened fan-like, alternai
ing satin and fox show.
Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
BULBS
NOW
ON
SALE
POLET STORES
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
lucky numbers, and every one
will have a chance at the cash
door prizes. Drawing for the
children’s prize will take place
soon after the end of the pro
gram. The drawing for the adult
prize will be held at rmid/night.
Get your gang together for a
big night at the Jamboree, Sat-!
urday, November 11.
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