Second Gamble Family
To Move To States
Jens Forshaug, Re-location of
ficer of the B.I.A., arrived here
from his Fairbanks office to as
sist in the transferring of another
family of Gam bell to the States.
This time the family of Roger
Silook, who is in his early thir
ties, with his wife and six of
their children are being trans
planted to Chicago to make their
home. Forshaug stated he did not
know what kind of work Silook
will be doing, but work has been
assured for the family.
This is the second Gambell
family to be taken from St. Law
rence Island this year.
Mothers’ Club To Hold
First Fall Meeting Monday
At LWY Com. Center
On Monday, October 27, the
Nome Mothers’ Club will hold
their first fall meeting. Everyone
is invited. Mrs. Philip Dexter,
President, announces that this
club is an all-Nome group, and
your presence is requested at this
meeting to make plans for the
winter program. So, if there is a
demonstration you want to see,
or a subject you want to know
more about, come to the LvVY
Community Hall on Monday, Oc
tober 27, at 7:30. There will be
a short time for games after the
meeting.
Bishop Sewing Method
To Be Demonstrated At
Community Center Tonite
Tonight, at the LWY Commu
nity Center, a film on the Bishop
Sewing Method will be shown at
7:30. Mrs. Burand will have gar
ments on dispay which she made
by this method at the University
this summer. Questions may be!
asked. There is no charge — all
interested persons are invited to j
attend. This is the only time this !
fall that the filmstrips yill be
shown in Nome, as other commu
nities are waiting. A short strip
: :i Fashions and Fabrics will con
dude the hour-and-a-half show
ing.
SURF AND WINDS
TAKE VILLAGE HOUSE
It is reported that high winds
a~d heavy surf at Unalakleet
washed away one of the villager’s
homes there the day before yes
terday.
The house is believed to be that
of John Adamen, who lived at
the point near the mouth of the
Unalakleet River.
Post Office Will Be In
New Building Monday
The U. S. Post Office has
announced that it will open for
business in the new post office
on Monday morning.
Those who will have change of
box number can apply now for
their new box number or wait
until Monday and apply at the
new Post Office.
Court was. held in the new
Court Room this morning for the
first time.
Several of the other Federal of
fices will be in the new building
by Monday also.
Moving is being done by Ben
Young.
'KLONDIKE FEVER'
ON SALE HERE
“'Klondike Fever,” by Pierre
Berton is on sale in Nome today
and is an authentic and complete
history of the most famous gold
rush in history, written by a man
who actually lived there and grew
up surrounded by the relics of
that historical event. The record
ing is immensely dramatic and
well worth reading.
NOME GOSPEL HOME
SHOWING FILMS TONIGHT
The U. S. Bureau of Mines’
moving picture on uranium will
be shown tonight at the Nome
Gospel Home. It is entitled THE
PETRIFIED RIVER, and gives
the story of the greatest metal
hunt in history, in full color. It
shows also the mining and pro
cessing of the metal into finished
products. Included is a detailed
visit to Oak Ridge.
On the same program tonight
will be a musical film, THE
FIVE J’s SING AGAIN.
The pictures begin at 7 p.m.
THE PETRIFIED RIVER and
other educational and religious
films are on hand at the .Nome
Gospel Home, most of them
in color. Civic groups and others
interested may have these films
to show by contacting the Home.
These films have all been sent
gratis, and there is no charge.
WHALE MOVIE SUNDAY
AT METHODIST CHURCH
A movie on whales will be
shown at the Social Room of the
Methodist Church on Sunday at
7 p.m. There will be no charge,
and refreshments will be served.
WANT ADS
FOUND — Black coin purse.
Inquire at Nugget Office.
FOR SALE — TV, 17-inch Pack
ard Bell, like new. $100.
Main 173. ltc
FOUND — Denture. Call at
Nugget office.
WANTED—Dry, solid scrap wood
for firewood. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than
ever. 50 c lb. by the bundle.
55c lb. straight. R. R (Bob)
Blodgett, Teller Commercial
Co., Teller, Alaska. tf
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The local Alaska Steamship
Company Office will be closed
on October 30th, until Spring.
The Agent will have his of
fice at:
Alaska Steamsb*o Company
Pier 42
Seattle, 4, Washington
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Moonlight AA Midday,
New Alaska Novel,
New On Sale
Sally Carrigher has another
fascinating boo’: off the press,
telling in her own way a close
vp: of Alaskans and their way of
life.
As in previous publications,
she presents a picture of what
she has actually experienced,
with well chosen words making
the reader feel that he has ac
tually been with her.
Moonlight at Midday, like Ice
bound Summer, is full of details
of pioneer life as well as Eskimo
life in Nome, Fairbanks and
Unalakleet. It is also full of de
scriptions of Alaska flora and
wildlife, as the author is a nat
uralist.
Alaskans and those who have
not been here will enjoy reading
this book, which is published in
time to be used as a gift item
for Christmas, and arrived in lo
cal shops today.
Miss Carrigher lived in Nome
while gathering much of the ma
terial, and also spent a winter
in Unalakleet, where she is well
known.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Pat Gillis, Verna Gilzer, Rich
ard Keelick, Betty and Rebecca
Teayoumeak, Floyd W a 11 u k,
James Adsuna, Sara Warneke,
Vernon Bookwalter.
Discharged — Melvin Otton,
Althea Hughes and infant, Jack
Titus, Elizabeth Gray, Gene Ad
suna.
CATHOLIC INFORMATION
CLASSES are being *held each
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at the
St. Joseph’s Rectory, and will
continue for about six months.
Father Lawrence Nevue, SJ,
who is conducting the classes,
invites all who are interested in
learning about the Catholic way
of life to attend*
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Plus Final Chapter of Serial "J esse James"
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FRIDAY SUNDAY
6:39—Wyatt Earp ' 6:30—Public Service
7:00—Schlils Playhouse 7:00—Steve Lawrence
7:30—Lawrence Welle 8:08—The Thin Man
8:30—Feature Movie 8:30—Feature Movie
Somewhere In Night 10:15—Sacred Heart
SATURDAY
7. Buggies; 7:30. KNOME; 8:30. Inside Football; 9. Feat Movie
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Eggs a- 96c
AA Med- Egg } Do*. 88c
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LETTUCE Lb. 49c
Matanuska CREAM—Qls. 83c
JELL-0Y°°RT„ 99c
BETTY CROCKER ™CAKE 3,-1.19
CHUNKING DINNER "2 .1.49
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