Kroninger Called To States
By Death of His Mother
Joe Kroninger, local deputy tax
collector for the Territorial Tax
•Department, was called to the
States due to the death of his
mother in California.
Thanksgiving Message
From George Goshaw
This being our Thanksgiving
period I, now in this manner,
thank all my Pioneer brothers
and sisters, other friends and
Chief of Police Webb for their
encouraging letters and greet
ings.
With sincere and heartfelt
thanks to Dr. Langsam and
staff, due to their early good
care I am now in good health
and recovering.
Greetings to the Junior Po
4 lice. I miss our weekly meet
ings.
Special thanks to the several
; Reverends, their singers and
all my Eskimo friends for their
Sunday singing and prayers.
Our Lord has been very good
ito me.
I will be home in Nome come
springtime.
—George Goshaw
Ministerial Assn. Puts On
Thanksgiving Display In
Builders Supply Window
The wives of the pastors of the
Nome Ministerial Assn., have put
on a Thanksgiving display in the
window of Builders Supply. The
display is composed of native fur,
ivory and food items.
A beautiful reindeer skin and
seal skin are spread. On these
skins are ivory, crowbill eggs,
baskets, canned salmon, dried sal
man, blue berries, moss berries,
mukluks, Nome chinchilla rabbit,
a beautiful felt purse with Eskimo
fur trimming, pin slippers. There
are also samples of seal oil, muk
tuk, oogruk, reindeer moss, a
skin water bag, a piece of cari
bou horn used for a fish weight,
and a piece of spruce tree used for
a fish net float. This last comes
from above the Arctic Circle.
Hanging are two Eskimo yo-yo's
and also fox fur and seal skin
leggings.
Authentic rarities in the dis
play are two ears of corn, grown
in Nome. The world’s best seller,,
the Holy Bible makes the display
complete.
New Nurse For The Hospital
Margaret Collins arrived with
Pan American Airways yesterday
j from Canada to be a nurse at the
1 MMM Hospital.
The Nome Market
Closing Temporarily November 26
10% Off On Canned Goods
And Frozen Items Will Continue
Substantial Reductions on Remaining Case Goods
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
at the
LUTHERAN CHURCH
11 a.m. Thursday
Public Cordially Invited
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
j AND FRIDAYS
l
Robert Baldwin Is First
Winner Of Lucky Buck
Robert Baldwin has turned in
the first Lucky Buck for redemp
tion of $10 in merchandise at the
U. S. Merc or Nome Hardware
Store. It is reported Baldwin said
he thinks he received the bill in
change at the Post Office.
There are two other bills in
circulation, each worth $10 in
trade, and bearing the numbers
J42 190 225H and M90 763 942H.
Son Born To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvard Brown of Lost River
Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Brown
of Lost River are the parents of
a son born Nov. 21st at the hos
pital. The infant weighed six
pounds, 13 ounces at birth. Mr.
Brown is caretaker at the U.S.
Tin mine at Lost River.
•
Utilities Board To Meet Friday
The Nome Light and Power
Utilities Board will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting on Friday,
November 25th, at 7:30 p.m. at
the City Hall.
WANT ADS
GET VOUR Santa Claus station
ery at the Pan American office.
I am closing out my business and
the following is for sale: flattop
steel office desk,-electric calculat
or, Victor 10-key adding machine
with carrying case, 4-drawer legal
size steel file cabinet with lock,
4-drawer letter size steel file cabi
net, swivel chair, posture (stenog
grapher’s) chair, steel side chair,
upholstered; steel typewriter ta
ble; Underwood 18-inch typewrit
er, elite type; steel costumer; 5
drawer steel file cabinet, for sta
tionery; 43” x 30” table, wood;
other miscellaneous office equip
ment; approx. $250 worth of book
keeping forms, binders, etc. Near
ly all this equipment is practically!
“brand new” and will be sold at a
very good discount. See me in my
office at 711 Front Street, or call
Main 14. C. F. O’Dell.
DOG TEAM for hire, any capacity,
1 pound to 1 ton. Call Dick Orr,
Red 199. 150
FOR SALE — Seal oil. See Sam
Ah winona. 143
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Three Men Arrested In
Shungnak For Killing
Moose Out of Season
Three arrests have been made
in the Shungnak area for shoot
ing of moose.
Arthur Douglas pleaded guilty
to killing a cow moose and was
fined $50, his rifle confiscated and
given a six month’s jail sentence,
suspended.
James Kommock pleaded guilty
to shooting moose in a closed area
and received the same sentence.
Hugh Thomas pleaded not
guilty, was tried in the U. S. Com
missioner’s Court at Kotzebue. He
was found guilty and Commis
sioner Alfred Frances gave him
the same sentence.
The complaints were filed by
Ray Wilford, Fish and Wildlife
agent in the Kotzebue area.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Tuesday were: Miss
Collins, Howard Green, Jack
Kelly, Messrs. Warner, Garrison,
Walronen, Antonaiate, Sutera,
Hodge, Fosberg, Miller, Peace,
and Eckhardt.
Departing were: Walter Mc
Carthy, Ruth Fagerstrom, George
Bodis, Mr. and Mrs. J. McLeod,
Bob LaDoux, C.O. Horton, Jim
Carroll, D. Bloom.
Nome Rotary See Film of Japan
Rotary lunchen was held at
noon today because tomorrow is
Thanksgiving Day. Guest was the
Rev. T. Knudson of the Lutheran
Church. Program for the day
was a fine film on Japan, pre
sented through the . courtesy of
Pan American World Airways.
Nome Rotary Club received an
award from the Western Alaska
Council of the Boy Scouts of Am
erica for their efforts in solicit
ing contributions in the recent
Boy Scout fund drive. Nome Ro
tarians collected the largest sum
ever donated here for the Boy
Scouts.
North Star
Thanksgiving Specials
Cherry Nut Fruit Cake
Pumpkin and Mince Pies
Egg Bread
Special Rolls including
Parkerhouse, Crescent,
Clover Leaf and Knot.
•
Friday Specials
RYE BREAD
LEMON CHIFFON PIE
•
Bakery and Grill to Close
at 5 p.m. Thanksgiving Day
•
Orders for Rolls accepted until
10 pjn, Wednesday
To Be Baked On Thursday
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