Wales & White Mt.
Teams to Race
Two out of town entries have
been filed for the Dog Race
Derby being held on paster Sun
day.
Ed Mith of White Mountain is
expected with seven dogs.
Alfred Sereadlook of Wales is
now enroute from the North.
Other teams are known to be
coming in but have not filed their
entries.
Several children have been
busy training for the one dog
race held during the derby.
The Committee states that no dog
* is too small or too large to be
raced in this event. Age limit
of driver is 12 years.
MRS. TOLBERT SCOTT
HAS BROKEN HIP
Mrs. Tolbert Scott had the mis
fortune of falling in her yard and
breaking her hip and has been
hospitalized. Her daughter Mrs.
Jane Perkins is expected to ar
rive from Fairbanks to be with
Mr. Scott who is an invalid at
home.
Special Cub Pack Meeting
Called For Saturday Night
A special Pack meeting of the j
Cub Scouts is planned for tomor-1
row evening which is creating
considerable interest among the
participating boys.
A track 32 feet long h^e been
built and 30 cubs have built race
cars which will race on the spe
cial course tomorrow evening, i
stated Cub master Walter Freisz. |
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted to hospital—Bernice
Davis, Peggy Miller, Harvard
Brown, Vallie Scott
Discharged — Thomas Carter,
Archie Olanna, Carol Ann Her
man.
PETE OLSON IN HOSPITAL
The Nugget’s California cor
respondent, George Goshaw re- j
ports that Pete Olson (Pretty
Pete) has been in the hospital and
although very thin is getting along
nicely.
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One siren blast is east or the Fire
Station.
Two whistles is west of the Fire
Station.
(One East — Two West)
After a fire alarm has been |
phoned in much time can be I
saved' if someone stands out
side the house needing services'
to Fire Department as many times
directions are very indefinite
when given over the phone.
—
FIRE AT FRITZ CARLSON’S
The Nome Fire Department i
answered an alarm from the resi-'
dence of Fritz Carlson last Wed- j
nesday afternoon.
An overheated stove was the
cause of the alarm and there was
no damage it was reported.
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Linolye Operator Arrives
Elmore Smith of Mooresville,
Indiana has joined the staff of
the Nome Nugget, coming to
to Alaska for the first time.
His wife and family are ex
pected to arrive later in the
spring.
Last Game of Bowling
Tourney Played Tonight
BPR 1 won the game from the
Trading Post Wednesday night, j
high player on the team was John
Norbert with a 216 line. Dr. Gum
ming had a high of 199 for the
Trading Post. Morgan’s won over
BPR 1 Thursday night. Norris
Finch and Fran Smith each had
high scores of 148 and John Nor
bert had a 161 game for BPR 1.
Tonight will be the final game of
this tournament. The match will
be between Morgan’s team and
CAA 2 team.
A new schedule is being set up
for another tournament and it will
start next Tuesday. Anyone who
would be interested in playing as
a substitute player is invited_ to
play. Please leave your name
with Mary Honsberger so a list
will be available for team captains
to contact you.
During the next tournament the
nine games offered to those who
paid the $5.00 entrance fee will
be utilized and everyone ‘should
try and pay this fee as soon as
possible.
Pinewood Derby
Cub Scout Race track event
7:00 Saturday—Small auditor
ium—School
Families and friends invited
to attend.
ATTENTION O. E. S.
A practice for the officers of
the Order of Eastern Star will
be held Sunday afternoon at
2:00 pm. at the Masonic Temple.
NOTICE
Nome Taxi has closed out their
business.
All accounts due vendors should
be addressed to Richard Miller.
Box 498, Nome.
All accounts owing to Nome
Taxi should also be sent to Mr.
Miller.
We wish to thank all our pat
rons for their business.
— Nome Taxi
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557, Kodiak, Alaska. 39
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FOR SALE: 1956 Plymouth, 4-dr.
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FOR SALE: Quaker Oil heater, ■
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