District Attorney and
Mrs. Russell Hermann
Arrived From Juneau
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hermann
arrived from Juneau to make their
home in Nome. Mr. Hermann has
been appointed by Judge Ear],
Cooper as district attorney for the
Second Division.
The couple are both from
well known Alaskan families and
were married recently. Mrs. Her
mann has been associated with
the Juneau Independent, a tabloid
publication of Alaska’s capital.
Ben Young, recently appointed
to the newly - created Board of
Road Commissioners, left Satur
day for Anchorage for the initial
meeting of that group.
Drug Store Windows
Smashed In Rare
Traffic Accident
A major traffic accident, a rare
event in Nome, occurred Saturday
afternoon about 3 o’clock when
a sedan, driven by W. C. (Steve)
Stephenson went through the
plate glass windows of the Nome
Drug Store. Stephenson’s car also
collided with the Public Health
jeep, being driven by Harry
Johnson, darmaging a fender.
According to eye witnesses the
sedan was trying to avoid hit
ting the jeep and driver lost con
trol of the car.
The case will be tried before
the city magistrate today or to
morrow.
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SLACKS
Corduroy, Flannel and Poplin
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SHIRTS
Printed Flannels, Cotton Plaids,
and Cotton Knit Fabrics
PANTIES.
White & Colored Cottons and Fancy Rayons
SLIPOVER & CARDIGAN SETS
In Colorful Combed Cotton
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Next and last ship sails from Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd
Calling at St. Michael, Nome and Teller
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
Boy Scouts End
Dexter Encampment
The Boy Scouts Troop 666 were
fortunate in having fine leader
ship this year at their encamp
ment at the Dexter Camp. In
charge were Scoutmaster A1 Enix,
Who has been so active all winter
with the boys, and Ken Ubbel
hode, director of the Midnight Sun
district of Boy Scouts.
The boys were host to the Cub
Scouts Friday evening at fireless
campfire as rain drove the group
indoors. The Scouts put on two
skits for the prospective mem
bers, and the group, including
parents of the Cubs, did some fine
community singing.
The Scouts receiving their Al
aska Council Cheechako Camp
Badge (first year at Scout camp)
were: Lee Roth, Dale Morton,
Paul Tveter, Don Munz, Everett
Enix, Franklin Okleasik, Wayne
Russell, and Scoutmaster A1 Enix.
Scouts receiving their Camper
emblem for second year at Scout
camp, having been at Pilgrim
Springs last year, were: Tommy
Drake, Bob Russell, Paul Glavino
vich, and Noel Vogen of Teller.
Scoutmaster Enix wishes to ex
press appreciation to the Pioneer
Water Delivery for supplying a
tank of water and to the follow
ing women for their cooperation:
Mrs. Carl Glavinovich, Mrs. Ray
Tveter, Mrs. Jim Walsh, Mrs. Bill
Munz and Mrs. Ed Morton.
The next scouting event is the
encampment at McKinley Park
for Explorer Scouts. Several boys
are planning to participate, and
will leave Saturday.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Capt. Geeth,
A. C. Marts, Mrs. M. J. Walsh,
Capt. Harlan, W. S. Morgan,
Zoria Thachuk, Dorothy Arnold,
Michael Raybell, Lynn Bowers,
Daras Walker, Michael O’Shea,
Peter Perri, Sfc. Lewis McDonald,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norquist, Frank
Martin Jr., W. M. Mueller, L. S.
Schnabel, D. W. Deas, A. C. White
head, M. C. Guthree, Harry Wat
ers, Norman Atuk, Carl Hanley,
Mr. and Mrs. Abrahams, and Ben
Young.
From Anchorage: Earl Jackson,
Royal Nordquist, C. Neumann,
Albert Inquilli, J. P. Mayer, P. H.
Fowler, P. G. Gould, Rae Ereland.
To Unalakleet: John Hakola,
L. C. Ferfguson, Clawson, Cum
ming, Fullerton, Mary Rowley.
From Unalakleet: E. J. Inge
i bright, Matilda Jones.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Completely fur
nished house $2,500 — $1,500
down and $50 a month.
Art & Trading Center
FOR SALE—25 h.p. Johnson out
board motor. Very good condi
tion. Reasonably priced. William
Nesbit, House No. 3, CAA. 97
WANTED—Clerk-typist. Applica
tions being accepted at CAA
station. 96
FOR SALE — Summer camp at
Dexter. Call Gus Bjomstad,
Black 29. 97
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“Never Trust A Gambler”
DANE CLARK
CATHY O'DONNELL
Also SHORT SUBJECTS
Herman Hoop Passed
Away Sunday Morning
Herman Hoop, well-known old
timer, passed away Sunday morn
ing at his home on First Ave.
Hoop was busy the past week
storing a supply of coal which ar
rived on the Coastal Monarch.
He is known to the older resi
dents of the community for the
dairy he operated at the east end
of town before the big flood' o‘f
1913; he supplied the town with
fresh milk, fresh beef and pork
and other dairy products.
He was well known to the young
people of the community as a
jolly old man who kept a horse
(Prince, Nome’s only) for the
youngsters to enjoy. In recent
years he was the only coal dealer
in the community.
He is survived by his son, Budd
Wilbur, who lived With him, and
a daughter, Mrs. Edith Arnold,
who resides in Hermiston, Ore.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced, pending the arrival of
Mrs. Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown of
Kansas City and Mr. Irving Abe
low of New York City, of the
Alaska Telephone and Telegraph
Co., are visitors in Nome on busi
ness and pleasure and are con
ferring with Mr. O. S. Weaver,
also of that company.
Mr. Brown is the nephew of
J. C. Brown, one of the early pio
neers who “struck it rich” during
the gold rush and invested in the
telephone company here, which
has been in operation ever since.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Miss Esther McCoy of LWY
Community Center Returns
Miss Esther McCoy, who is in
charge of the Methodist Commun
ity Center and who has been on
furlough, returned over the week
end.
During her absence Rev. Bob
Havens has been carrying on the
work of the Community Center,
working with the young people of
the community during sumrfier
vacation and providing many new
and interesting kinds of entertain
ment for them.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Silas Oyo'umick and
Carolyn Hudgins.
Discharged: Lorraine Londborg
and infant.
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We Have Just Received—
EVENING, DINNER, and
COCKTAIL DRESSES
DOLLY MYRE'S
GINGHAM DRSSSES
and
HOUSECOATS
Hours: 9-6 -:- Phone Main 42
Appoinimens after 6 p.m.
Will Be Accepted
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SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Prompt and Courteous Service
PHONE RED 96
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickelson, Proprietors
II IBM mill Bill I -urn m1 mi n» n i ■ ibin ■' n i ~
THEY’RE HERE!
SOURDOUGH
SHIRTS
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for men and women ! !
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