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NEWS ITEMS
Pilot Morris King arrived from
northern points Sunday.
Graham Larr.mers was a recent
fl eht passenger to Fox Bar,
where he will superintend drill
ing operations in preparation for
dredge activities this season.
Saturday morning Pilot Wien
made freight and passenger
tr'ps to northern points. Later in
the day he went to Haycock, re
turning the following morning.
Tonight, a large class of candi
dates are expected to appear for
initiation into the Loyal Ordar
of Moose. The meeting will be
called to order at 8 o’clock ar.d
it is desirous that a large attend
ance of members be present to
assist in the work of the lodge.
Refreshments will be served af
ter the conclusion of business.
Pilot Sig Wien left for Fair
banks Sunday afternoon and re
turned to his Nome base today
with Mrs. George Whaley and
Mrs. George Waldheim, as pass
engers, after attending the Fair
banks carnival and visiting with
friends at the Interior City.
The Catholic Ladies Card
Party and Dance, given Saturday
night at Odd Fellows hall, in ce’e
bration of St. Patrick’s Day, was
well attended and much enjoyed
by those in attendance. The af
fair was in the nature of a bene
fit for Pilgrim Springs Mission
and a tidy sum was derived from
the proceeds.
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Sunday morning Harry Nelson
j ar.d Jules Gunderson with a
quantity of freight were flown to
Rainbow Mines on the Noxapaga
; va Wien Alaska Airlines. The oth
l-er two partners, Frank Whaley
j and Sterling Montague will be
| flown with another load of sup
; plies for the Rainbow Mines
camp shortly after Pilot Wien’s
return from Fairbanks.
The Pacific Alaska Airways
mail plane left Fairbanks for
Nome this morning. Only pass
• enger was Mrs. Bruce Hensley
'y who is enroute to Koyuk station
’ and may be a thru passenger to
J Nome. The plane arrived at the
► Nome airport at 3:25 p. m. and
y i will remain here over night.
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’ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whaley
y and son “Brownie” who recently
! returned to Nome from Fair
: banks, will be leaving here in a.
|1 day or so for their summer camp
y at Rainbow Mines on the Noxa
! paga, who with Messrs. Nelson.
; Gunderson and Montague are
y conducting placer gold opera
► tions in that section. The sea
t son’s supplies for the mining
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camp are now being transported
via Wien plane.
A number of skaters have in
terested themselves in clearing a,
large space on the ice of Bering
S'a just back of Lehmann s
Store. A bull-dozer was put to
work this afternoon in clearing
off the snow covering the ice
and soon we can expect to see
hundreds of persons, young and
old donning skates ari enjoying
this fine and exhilarating exer
cise.
A very good attendance of
members of the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs attended the special
services he’d at the Federated
Church Sunday evening. Rev.
Widney delivered a much apprec
iated sermon on the corner stones
of Odd Fellowship — Friendship,
Love, and Truth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Olsen
rendered a beautiful duet in j
their usual captivating and da-1
lightful manner. All present ex
pressed their appreciation.
Pilot John Cross took off from
the Nome airport Saturday morn
ing for northern points and if
proper weather eonditons prevail
ed he was to fly to Point Bar
row with Mrs. Cross and Mrs.
Helen Bender.
Registration of voters for the
forthcoming municipal and
school board election closes Sat
urday, March 25th, according to
a notice now being published in
the Nugget by city officials. At
11:30 this morning only 125 vot
ers had registered and there only
remains 5 more days before the
registration books close, so it be
hooves one and all to pay a vis
it to the city clerk’s office be
tween now and Saturday and do
your duty as citizens and regis- [
ter your name and qualifications
according to the laws prescribed
for same. Let us show the rest of
Alaska towns that Nome has a
good sized active voting list, and
then when we need help or assist
ance in financing something in
this section, we are liable to re
ceive more attention.
BASEBALL SERIES ENDED
(Contributed)
For the first time in weeks, the
school gymnasium will remain,
dark on Wednesday night Last
week’s baseball games marked
the end of the season The Alas- i
kan Women trounced the Mar
ried Women 26 to 10 to take top,
honors and the Grade School
Boys defeated the Alaskan Boys
to win the series. In recognition
of their success, both winning
teams have been invited to be!
guests of the Dream Theatre man!
agement at ,a current show as a \
suitable reward for winning.
A belated recognition of last
fall’s basketball champions was1
made when the Nome Sports!
Association presented Kenn’s Ba-1
kery team a beautiful trophy dur
mg the evening. During the pre
sentation, the fact was stressed!
that a fine brand of basketball
was being played here and that
athletic fans in general have
been overlooking their opportun
ities for seeing some real com
petition. Kenn’s Bakery, Mrs,
Whaley, and the Nevada are to
be congratulated on their support
of Nome basketball by making a
league possible.
With the close of baseball, oth
er sports now are possible in the
gymnasium. The Badminton
Club will meet now twice a week
but there is opportunity for vol
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
First Avenue West
Phone Main ZZ
FRATERNAL ORDERS
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Meets every Friday, 8 p.m.
Odd Fellows Building
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No. 1413
Next Meeting March 20th
Odd Fellows Ball, 8 P. ML
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NOW ON
Many Saving Opportunities
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YUKON RIVER
King Salmon Bellies.20f lb
Silver Salmon Bellies. ..20< tb
Fresh Dolly Varden Trout.2.if lb
Kotzebue Shea Fish.30f tb
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ley ball and other gymnasium
sports. If there is any interest in
cheated volley ball could be got
ten underway immediately.
Please call the school office if in
terested.
Home Hygiene and
Care of the Sick Class
The course for women in Home'
Hygiene and Care of the Sick
will be offered again by Mrs. Ida
Sprenger, Nome Public Health
Nurse. This course takes in such
subjects as individual health,
care of children, indications of;
sickness and the care of the sick
in the home. Each person who at |
tends a minimum of 20 hours I
out of the 24 hours of class work'
will receive the certificate award
ed by the American Red Cross.
The first meeting will be held
Monday' evening March 20 at
7:30 p.m. when a time for reg
ular meetings will be decided
upon. The ladies of Nome are
cordially invited to attend.
Have The Nome Nugget sent to
your mining claim.
For by grace are ye saved
through faith; and that not of
yourself: it is the gift of God:
Not of works, least any man
should boast.
For we are his workmanship,
created in Christ Jesus unto good
works, which God hath before
ordained that we should walk in
them. —Eph. 2: 8. 9, 10
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Inquire at 125 D. St.
Evangelistic Mission, 125 D. St.
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