Mrs. Wilson Russell and
Four Children Leave
Mrs. Wilson Russell, who has
■been a resident here for several
years, left yesterday to make her
home in Seattle.
Mrs. Russell has been employed
by Larry Galvin Stores and has
been active in work of the St. Jo
seph’s Church, where she was
organist.
Mr. Russell is with the U.S.
Engineers at Galena.
Leaving with her were her
children, Dorothy, Wayne and
Robert of high sch*ool age and
Bruce, who will enter the Univer
sity of Washington this fall.
WEATHER BUREAU MAN
WEDS KANSAS GIRL HERE
Robert McCorkle of the U.S.
Weather Bureau and Esther Ted
orovic of Topeka, Kan., were
married yesterday by U.S. Com
missioner Herb Jenks.
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SIXTH CHILD. DAUGHTER.
BORN TO BACHELDERS
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachelder
are the parents of a daughter,
Marvel Grace, born yesterday at
the MMM Hospital weighing 10
pounds.
This is the sixth child for the
Bachelders who are with the
Nome Gospel Home.
AT ROTARY TODAY . . .
The feature of today’s Rotary j
noon luncheon was aytobiograph- j
ical sketches by two of the mem
bers, Jim von der Heydt and
James Walsh.
Guests were P. D. Koon, vis
iting Rotarian of Seattle; Lt. Carl
Reck of the Seattle office of
ACS; and Ron Merritt of Seat- j
tie.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Janet AmaktOolik,
Mina Bachelder, Gladys Oioni.
Discharged: Romeo Katexac,
Ida Okitkon.
NC COMPANY toa
Alatka't Pion*«r Merchant*
Dry Goods Department
Men’s Women’s Children’s PARKAS
CHILDREN’S SNOWSUITS
MEN’S WOOL SHIRTS — Pendleton,
Buckskin, Woolrich
Men’s, Women’s Children’s OVERSHOES,
SNOW BOOTS, SHOE PACS
SWEATERS, SPORT SHIRTS, SLACKS
MEN’S INSULATED UNDERWEAR, 100%
Dacron. Heavy Wool Pants
BOYS’ FLANNEL SHIRTS, Cord Slacks,
Jeans, Rayon/Nylon Dress Slacks, Dress Shirts,
Sport Socks, Wool Boot Socks, Belts,
Briefs, T Shirts, Jackets, Sport Coats
□ -□-P
GIRLS’ DRESSES, 'Slips, Panties, Anklets,
Jackets, Slacks, Jeans, Blouses, Sweaters
, ' P-P-P . .
MISSES DRESSES, 'Blouses, Sweaters, Slacks
Jeans, Slips, Panties, Hose, Anklets,
Jackets, Skirts
P-P-P
SHOES for the ENTIRE FAMILY
Three Sentenced .for \
Ordering Minors Liquor
Three men received- sentences
in the U.S. Commissioners Court
for ordering liquor for minors.
John Earl Komak was given a
60-day suspended sentence; Ost
Okelesik 60 days with 50 sus
pended, and Abner Nayakuk 30
days suspended.
ANSWER TO MYSTERY
PHOTO IN LAST ISSUE
The mystery picture in the
Monday issue of the Nugget is of
W. O. Tate on a rifle range at
Camp Perry, Ohio, U.S. Army 3rd
Infantry, in 1911 which was be
fore coming to Alaska in 1915.
Tate states that he was a crack
■ shot at the time, being classed as
an expert rifleman which meant
[ a score of 90 or better.
SANITATION FILMS TO BE
SHOWN OVER TV TONIGHT
The second in a series of films
on health and sanitation will be
shown this evening over KNOM
TV. The film is titled “How
Disease Travels,” and will start
at 8:30 p.m.
These short features are made
by Walt Disney and are made
available by the Alaska Depart
ment of Sanitation.
IT'S A BOY FOR THE OIOMS
A sen was born at the hos
pital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Oiom. Thej father is in
charge of tile meat department of
the N.C. Store.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
All dogs in the Cily of Nome
i over 10 months must be licensed.
All unlicensed or licensed dogs
| running loose within the city
I shall be picked upt. Dogs not
'.aimed within three days shall
I jO disposed of. 8
! 37 John Marvik
Chief of Police
I:
SPECIAL MEETING
I Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1
A special meeting of Igloo No.
i 1 will be held in the Pioneer Hall
August 14th at 8 p.m. for the pur
pose of electing delegates to the
Convention of the Grand Igloo to
be held in Fairbanks Sept. 26, 27
and 28. Also to discuss the char
tering of a plane to take members
desirous of attending the" Con
vention and the appointment of a
Committee to take such action as
decided upon. 97 |
Social Session after meetingj
with refreshments and moving j
picture.
Frank Morris, President
Chas. D. Jones, Secretary
Rulhie Sez:— Wanta piano,
organ, phonograph, tape record
er, or TV set? Buy on our Easy
Payment Plan at THE MUSIC
BOX.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Girl Scout sash, Troop
68, 4 badges. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—House at 691 3rd
Ave. Black 168.
FREE SAMPLES aired if you
choose fine hand tailored, made
to measure clothing, British
woolens & worsteds, moderately
priced, quickest deliveries.
MOGUL, Tailors by Tradition,
Postbox ?107, Hongkong.' 99p
AT WALLACE HOTEL—Nancy
Baker, with Real Silk. 97c
-•*
FOUND—Pair of bi-focal glasses.
Inquire at Nome Nugget.
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