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NEWS ITEMS
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Tonight, Moose meeting, nom
; !nation of officers. Large attend
j a nee requested. I OOF Hall, 8 pm.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
! Federated Church will meet next
Friday at 2 p.m. at the apart
j meats of Mrs. Wm. O’M’ara.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Federated Church will held a
j Food Sale next Saturday at Leh
! mann’s Store, beginning at 10:30
' a.m. Further details later.
Silas Karmuluk, a recently re
turned ex-prisoner from the Stat
es, was arrested by Chief of Po
i lice Laws last night and turned
over to the Federal officials this
morning, on an attempted rob
bery of A. Polet’s east end store.
His hearing will, it is expected,
take place tomorrow before U. S.
Commissioner C. C. Tanner.
Pilot Sig Wien of the Wien Al
aska Airlines, who left Fair
banks late Friday afternoon,
with Lorene Hagen and Hans
Larson as passengers for Nome,
is reported storm bound at White
Mountain, and is ready to fly in
as soon as there is a favorable
change in the weather.
Both PAA mail planes which
have been enroute to Nome from
Fairbanks since last week are
still awaiting more favorable fly
ing weather before coming into
Nome from Golovin and Nulato.
The weather this morning was
said to be of the nature of icing
down, which is one of the most
dangerous to aviation. Lawrence
Curtis and B. Pearson are pass
engers on one of the planes.
The Pioneer card party and
dance last Saturday night at
IOOF hall was well 'attended
considering the storm and deep
snow. Fourteen tables were used
in playing progressive whist, this
was the fifth game of the trophy
series. Following were the win
ners of prizes for the evening’s
games: Ladies first prize went to
Mrs. Richard Lee Sr., 2nd to Mrs.
Ole Hay and consolation to Mrs.
Palmer. iFor the men Alvin Poi
son won first prize, Fred Kubon
second and E. W. Miller the con
solation.
Following the card games, del
icious refreshments were served.
Dance music was furnished by
Glenn Aldrich and Wilfred Neil
ly, which was enjoyed by those
who stayed for dancing.
The next card party will be
one week hence, and will be the
6th 'and final trophy series for
this season, at which time the
grand prizes will be awarded the
winners of the series. Refresh
ments will also be served.
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City Election
Tomorrow
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The annual municipal and
school board election for the city
of Nome, takes place tomorrow
(Tuesday, April 4th), polls will
open at the city hall at 8 a.m. and
close at 6 p.m.
Those whose terms of office
have expired are: Mayor Alvin
Pc.let, who is not seeking reel
ection. Councilman Hank Miller,
who served out the term of Em
erson Bassett, resigned. Council
man S. W. Taggart, both these
two offices are now open. Coun
cilman Edward Anderson, who
was also elected two years, and
whose term iis expired, has filed
| again for councilman to succeed
himself.
i It is to be hoped that tomor
row will be a nice sunshiny day
so that a large number of voters
will be able to go to the polls
and vote, thus doing their duty
as citizens.
The following list of candidat
es show that there are two run
ning for the office of Mayor. Five
running for councilman, with
three to be elected. Two running
for member of the school board,
for which you are to vote for
one. There is no opposition for
the offices of -City Clerk, City
Attorney, and City Treasurer,
each of the three candidates are
running to succeed themselves.
Below are the names of candi
dates:
For Mayor—
Fred Kubon
Mrs. Fred Roberts
For Councilmen—
Edward Anderson
Raymond Jones
William Kelsey
Lyle Nevins
“Binks” Seiffert
For City Clerk—
M. J. Walsh
For City Attorney— «
Leroy M. Sullivan
For City Treasurer—
Lee H. McCloy
For School Board—
£>. iDavid Mazen
Aimer Rydeen
Hartford Tells
About Nomeites
Manager Art Hartford, of the
Nome Department of the U. S.
S. R. & M. Co., who returned last
Friday afternoon from the Stat
es, where he and Mrs. Hartford
journeyed last winter, stated that
his wife’s eye condition shows
considerable improvement and
will probably be returning to
Nome via plane in two or three
weeks.
Other information learned
from Mr. Hartford is as follows:
Manager Earling of the Fair
banks Department of the U. S.
S. R. & M. Co., recently under
went an operation in the States
before returning to his duties in
the Fail-banks section. Mr. Ear
ling has all the company dredges i
now operating, except one, near
Fairbanks. Mrs. Earling return
ed with her husband.
Miss Eileen Stangroom, steno
grapher of the Nome Department i
of the U. S. S. R. & M. Co., who i
has been enjoying a vacation to j
the outside and the Golden Gate j
Fair, will probably be leaving'
Seattle the latter part of this
week via boat, thence via plane
to Nome.
Ohiris 'Totiland, formerly Lit
tle Creek boss for the Hammon
company is now at Fairbanks j
awaiting a plane to fly to Nome
to resume work with the com
pany again.
George Hellerich, manager of
dredge operations for the Barth
olomew Oil Company at Gold
Run, near Teller, is already en
route to Seward via boat. Mr.
Hollerich is accompanied by Ar
nold Thommen, dredgemaster.
They are expected to arrive
Nome shortly after a short stay
in the Fairbanks section where j
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BABY BEEF
for
EASTER
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
We will cut the only Baby Beef
We have in stock
We will sell it at no advance
Over regular beef prices
We will absorb the additional cost
Our table delicacies, favors and decorations
Are now on display
POLET STORES •
Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
the same company has some like
ly quartz mining property which
is being developed.
John Ojala who has been suff
ering from eye trouble, and who
is now in Fairbanks, is reported
to be improving, according to
Mr. Hartford.
DANCE — ROMANCE
U & I CAFE
Free Admission To
Dance Hall
Open—6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
YES—Our shoe repairing busi
ness is on the incline. Give us
a trial job. Prompt service
with lower prices.
JONESY’S
NOME HARNESS SHOP
Pioneer Water Co.
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Arrange Now for Your Winter
... Delivery of Fresh Sparkling—
Spring Water.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.
NELSON and BULLOCK
Phone Black 44
CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store *
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME.
STEAMER EL CAPITAN 1 '
SAILS FROM
Los Angeles, California, May 2nd
San Francisco, Calif. Pier 16, May 10
Seattle, Washington, Pier 6, May 20
FOR NOME
AND OTHER BERING SEA PORTS, Including
St. Michael, Unalakleet, Golovin, Bluff, Solomon,
Teller and Kotzebue points
S. S. EL CAPITAN is a 4000 ton, steel, ten-knot A
freighter, with new clean cooler and
cold storage rooms
We have inaugurated this service after careful con
sideration and solicitation of many of your sincere citizens
and solely upon their representation that our service would
be welcome and PERMANENT.
We want you to consider the El Capitan your ship for
it Is our desire and intention to cooperate with our shippers
in proportion to our successful operation.
Instruct shippers of your merchandise to deliver
same to the Str. El Capitan, Pier 6, Seattle, »
and for further information, see
our local agent SAM TAGGART
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