Leslie Paneok of White
Mountain Is Found Dead
Leslie Paneok o'f White Moun
tain was found dead in a cabin
last night, reportedly by Clyde
Nershak, who was seeking the
owner of the cabin. Authorities
found Paneok to have been shot
and the gun was lying under the
bed.
An inquest will be held before
the coroner’s jury as soon as Dr.
Langsam returns from the short
trip to Teller, to determine whe
ther the man shot himself or was
murdered.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Harper of the
Nome Motor Company left for the
States today on a short business
trip.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Bill Lantz, P.
Holdsworth, John Wright, Harry
Davidson, Mrs. C. Sheppard, and
John Pender
To Anchorage: Tom Beltz, M.
Lindberg, Mr. Jenson.
, From Unalakleet: Stanley Ryan,
Ransom Bradley, Fred Panipt
chuk, George Auliye.
To Unalakleet: L. E. Ost, Mrs.
Lonberg and infant.
To Kotzebue: James Topscott,
Clark Anderson, Vestal Sadie.
From Kotzebue: Father Murphy
and Sheppard and Sutter
A baby girl was born this mor
ning to Lilly Apengalook of Gam
bell. The baby girl weighed eight
pounds and three ounces.
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JIM WALSH BACK
FROM IRELAND
Jim Walsh was the first of the
Walshes to return from a ten-day
visit in Ireland. Arriving this
morning, he said there is lots to
tell about the wonderful trip by
Pan American half way around
the world.
The Jim Walsh family is re
maining for a visit with relatives
in New York; the Pearse Walsh’s
are due to return on the next
plane and Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Walsh will stop in Fairbanks for
a meeting of the Board of Regents
of the University of Alaska. The
return trip was a non-stop flight
from Shannon to New York.
Posted in the window of the
Nugget are clippings from the
newspaper in Ireland featuring
the return of “exiled Irishmen.”
The clippings were loaned for ex
hibit by Mrs. Maurice Kelliher,
who received them from her aunt
who lives in Ireland and was vis
ited by the Walsh family.
Pioneers to Wind Up
Whist Series With Award
Of Prizes Saturday Night
The last game cf the popular
card series sponsored by the Pio
neers of Alaska is scheduled to
be held Saturday night at which
time awards will be made for
trophy winners.
As the scores are very close
•this year it is expected that a
large crowd will be in attendance
for the grand finale of annual fun.
Leading for the women is Peggy
Kelliher with a score of 561, with
Borgny Reader second with 547,
Elma Glavinovich next with 544,
Christine Angell 543, and Gladys
Stauffer 543. Others near the top
and possibles are Audrey Bayer,
Emma Cameron, Fern Lock and
Ann Jenks.
Leading the men is Dan Jones
with 556; Luther Dunbar with 552,
Don Lyle 547, George Morin 543,
Herb Jenks 538. Also in the run
ning are Walt Glavinovich, W.
Angell, Pete Hahn, Grant Nelson,
Bob Lewis and Hans Arp.
Winners of the last game were
Gladys Stauffer, Margaret Mozee
and Carrie McLain; Dan Berret
tina, Dan Fritz and George Wald
heim.
Martin Keiths Return to Nome
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Keith and
their young son, Michael, returned
home after several months spent
visiting in the States. Mr. Keith is
with the Lomen Commercial Co.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lilly Apengalook of
Gambell and Minnie Tucker.
Discharged: Mildred Lindberg
and Betty Kingik.
N O T* I C E
The C.A.P. personell officer
will be in the Federal Bldg, on
Friday, April 24th, from 5:00 to
6:30 p.m. to receive applications.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Furniture, appli
ances. Call White 41. 49
FOR SALE—Mining and real pro
perty, partially improved, at
Gold Run. Write Paul and John
Kakarak, Teller, Alaska. 48
GRILL-toaster— $4.50. Main 125.
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE —
All wool forest green jackets $8.50
All wool gabardine shirts . 9.75
Forest green jackets . 6.00
Sleeping bags .11.50
Alpaca jackets, used .. 2.50
THE TRADING POST
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“Rube” Cremer Meets
Old-Time Nomeites At
Pioneer Dinner in Seattle
W.E.H. (Rube) Cremer writes
from Seattle of the Yukon Pio
neer’s Dinner given by the Ladies
of the Golden North, where he
met many old time Nomeites.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs.
R.B. Julian, Harry Lewis, Leonard
Seppala, Dick Sundquist, A1 Bast,
Einer Olson, Fred Johnson, Chris
Tolland, Lou Stanley, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Kelsey, (Bill is Arctic
Chief of the Pioneers this year),
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Code, Louie
Heusdale, Gus Masik, Temple Mc
Intyre, Chas. Olson, from Candle,
Capt. Axel Olson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Barry.
Rube reported that Judge Ful
ler and Ole Hay were unable to
attend because of illness.
He says that he called on Jim
Davidson recently, an old part
ner, who took out $60,000 in 1900
from the Kentucky Mine, and
whom he had not seen for 40
years. He also enjoyed a visit
with Mrs. W. Quigley and Mrs..
Chas. Lewis.
Wm. Beck, who with Ross Kin
ney discovered the Hot Air Mine
on Glacier Creek in 1901, recently
passed away in Akron, Ohio.
Cremer resides at 7134 Shinkle
Road, Seattle, and says he may
return to Nome for a visit soon.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning: Mary
Iyttiis Lyle, Walt Wiedman, Major
Fairel, D. H. Pack, L. F. Kenne
beck, Jim Walsh. , m
Departing: Mr. and Mrs. H.
Harper, Virgil Stone, Joe Mat
thews, Axel Edman.
Demolition of the old Patterson
Hotel, which burned down with
the North Pole Bakery three years
ago, was started this week. The
lot is owned by Nels Swanberg Jr.
NOTICE
A meeting of the old and new
Councils shall be held in the City
Hall at 8:00 o'clock p.m., April
23, 1953. The old Council shall be
retired and the new Council mem
bers installed and financial report
read for the past Council year.
Carrie M. McLain,
48 City Clerk
RIFLE SHOOT
Sunday, April 26, 1 p.m.
Just east of City Limits
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Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Housewares and Hardware
Dry Goods
Men’s and Ladies’ Furnishings
Year friendly Community Store
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Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAln 133 FREE DELIVERY
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