Anna Anderson Presents Property
To City Of Nome At Council Meeting
j Anna Anderson, widow of Ed
ward Anderson, dormer mayor and
| legislator from Nome, gave the
i City of Nome Lot 14 in Block 62,
! with th% three room house and
■ warehouse on it. Presentation was
; made Monday evening at the reg
. ular council meeting.
Mr Anderson came to Nome in
1907, and mined here until his
death a few years ago. He was
mayor of Nome for a number of
years, and a senator at the 1945
and 1946 sessions of the Alaska
Legislature.
The ever present dog problem
was aired and the council author
ized the hiring of some person at
$30 per month to care for and feed
the dogs in the city pond.
Fireworks
Keith Hedreen requested per
mission and was granted same to
have a show of fireworks Friday
evening as a special Hallowe’en
treat for the young and old alike.
Roads
District Engineer Hough and
and Ralph Smith discussed with
the council pl^ns for co-operating
on the snow removal on Front
Street and how to handle the
traffic most conveniently while
the snow removal is being done.
The council authorized Mayor
Steffen Anderson to attend the
League of Alaskan Cities meeting
being held in Juneu from Novem
ber 5 to November 8. This is con
sidered the most important meet
ing of this group that has ever
been held.
Power Rates
A committee was appointed to
confer with the Light and Power
Utility Board on reduced power
rates for the small home user.
The feeling was expressed that
the small user is paying too high
a rate.
Bids To Be Asked
The city plans to ask for bids
for labor only for the overhaul of
the D8 cat, with necessary mater
ials being furnished by the city.
Nome Mothers Club
Elects Officers
A group of Nome mothers met
at the LWY Center Monday even
ing for the season’s first Club
meeting. Everyone appreciated
Mrs. Burand’s leadership as act
ing chairman during the election
of officers and throughout the
planning for the year. The newly
elected 'officers are: President,
Mrs. Arthur Nagozruk; Vice
President, Mrs. Edward Walker;
Secretary, Mrs. Edgar Bibb;
Treasurer, Mrs. Francis Walker.
ATTENTION NOME BOWLERS!
There will be a general meet
ing of all interested bowlers in
Nome on Monday, November 3rd,
at 8 p.m. at the City Hall. This
meeting is for the ratification of
the By-Laws.
V- IEN AIRLINES PASSENGERS
, From Kotzebue — Viola Ailak",
Charles McGowen, Peter Delong,
; V . J. Vertrees.
: To Fairbanks — C. R. Calkins,
i James Blea, George Davis, Jay
Charaba, Alva Denham, Wm. C.
Rowlands.
To Kotzebue — James H. Kelly,
, C arence Tarbert, Alfred Jerome,
’ Leslie McCurdy, Mickey Heather
ly, Dora Egelak, Eunice Berglund,
James Keegan, Andrew Ningea
look, Glenn Lenert.
To Galena — Jack Minnery,
1 Francis Garvin.
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
! Meeting at 8 p.m. in City Hall,
Wednesday, October 29.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
The Nome City Council takes
this opportunity to express its ap
preciation and the gratitude of the
City of Nome to Mrs. Anna An
derson for her very thoughtful
and gracious gift of property to
the City.
STEFFEN ANDERSEN,
Mayor of Nome.
Reindeer Man In Nome
Sigfried Aukongak, one of the
best known reindeer herd owners
in Alaska, who has been supply
ing reindeer on local markets for
several years, and who supplies
reindeer for Santa’s teams in the
States, is a visitor here for a few
days from Golovin, where he
makes his home.
Joe Norbert and Ellen Luke
have applied for a marriage
license.
Kenneth Katongan has been
given a 30 day suspenden sen
tence for larceny, with the provi
so that 'he returns the wheels,
tires, and other parts of vehicles
which he had appropriated for
his own use.
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and Services for the quarter
ending September 30, 1958, must
be in the City Clerk's Office by
Thursday, October 30th.
ROBERT F. SCOTT,
City Clerk.
Pub.: 20-22-24-27-29, 1958.
WANT ADS
FOUND — Man’s glasses, dark
rim, thick lens. Call at Nugget.
FOUND — Black coin purse.
Inquire at Nugget Office.
FOUND — Denture. Call at
Nugget office.
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
FOR SALE—Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than
ever. 50c lb. by the bundle.
55c lb. straight. R. R (Bob)
Blodgett, Teller Commercial
Co., Teller, Alaska. ^ tf
j. F O'Sullivan
Agent
Phone Main 68
It has been a distinct pleasure working
with, and serving the people of the Nome
area. I am looking forward to my return
next June, and until then please feel free
to write me concerning any problem that
I might help you with.
You are cordially invited to drop in at
Pier 42 in Seattle, meet our staff, and
inspect our facilities.
— J. F. O'SULLIVAN, Agent.
HALLOWE EN FUN
WITH FIREWORKS
A special “treat” in store for
the tricksters will be a wonderful
display of fireworks on Hallow
e’en.
In order that the small fry may
get in on the fun, Keith Hedreen,
who for several years has pro
vided fireworks, has planned to
have the show at 6 p.m.. with the
firing taking place back of the
Polar.
Fireworks, parties, a school
dance and other activities for
the youth of the community
should prompt the young people
to abstain from “tricking,” which
is troublesome or costly to the
people of the communitq.
N. B. Nelson, better known to
Nomeites as Black Nels, who
lived here many years, now makes
his home in Florida, and accord
ing to a letter received by Harry
Gabrielson, would like to hear
from former friends. His address
is 1815 Springtime Avenue, Clear
water, Florida.
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ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Ann Kahle, Angelo Buffas Jr.,
Edgar Blachford, Ruth Teayou
meak, Linda Komokuk.
Discharged: Phyllis Willoya,
Dora Egalak, Wm. Kokoluk.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be accepted at
the office of the City Clerk of
the City of Nome until 5 p.m.,
November 4, 1958, for supplying
all labor for overhaul of the City
D8 caterpillar tractor. Parts and
shop to be furnished by the City.
Copy of bid specifications avail
able at City Clerk's Office. The
City reserves the right to refuse
and reject any or all bids.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL,
ROBERT F. SCOTT,
City Clerk.
Pub. Oct. 29, 31, Nov. 3.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
All the riotous fun
of the stage hit — and more!
: •
MIDNIGHT SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT
“BACK FROM
THE DEAD”
KNOM-TV
WEDNESDAY f THURSDAY
6:30—Zorro 6:30—Operation Tomorrow
7:00—Extension Service 7:00—Western Movie
7:30—Target 8:00—Chevy Showroom
8:00—Chicago Wrestling 8:30—You Bel Your Life
9:00—Feature Movie 9:00—Feature Movie
"Confirm or Deny" "Secret Agent, Japan"
U.S. MERC
Whitefish TEAPOK) — Lb. 45c
Tom Cod lk 25c
Trout Lb. 55c
Dry Salmon Lb. 55c
Dried Tomcod '.E. Slock, Lb 95c
King Salmon WHOLE—Lb. 49c
Silver Salmon Lb. 55c
“FREE”
A Treat! - No Trick
FOR THE KIDS
FRIDAY — 4 to 5 P.M.
PUMPKIN LIBBYM- NGo°°2^ Tin 3k
RIPE OLIVES ~ LIBBY — FAMILY SIZE »C
CRANBERRY SAUCE YES MADAME, Whole — ” 3.3 Tin 28C
FRUIT COCKTAIL ™ r» 59c
ASPARAGUS SPEARS umyPf»lo. 3oo t*. 49c
ARDEN ICE CREAM SOLID PACK—Quarts 1.19