Commissioner Busy With
Election and Hunting Licenses
UJS. Commissioner Herb Jenks
has had a busy week forwarding
forms for the special election for
the Constitutional Convention to
the precincts in the Second Div
ision.
Jenks said today that all forms
received have been mailed, altho
the ballots have not been reecived
here yet.
The commissioner, who also
issues hunting licenses, says that
he had a rush of business in that
line and now is temporarily out
of licenses.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: George Gosha w,
Marion Morris, Herman Hess,
Elizabeth Cavota.
Discharged: Paul Tuilana, Wm.
Thomas, Fred Kakaruk, Margaret
Rudzavice and infant.
TRAEGER'S STORE SOLD
The pioneer business at Unala
kleet known as the Traeger Trad
ing Post and which has been op
erated as an estate for several
years, has been sold and is now
operating under the name of the
Unalakleet Trading Post, Inc.,
according to Mrs. Amber Klopp,
who is secretary - treasurer and
now at Unalakleet.
Capacity Crowd Enjoys
Arctic Club Carnival;
Bon Davis Gets Freezer
A capacity crowd packed the
School auditorium Saturday night
for the Arctic Club Carnival,
where many games were in pro
gress throughout the evening.
Special awards were a deep
freeze which went to Bon Davis
of Nome, and a bicycle, which
went to Debby Whitmarsh of An
chorage, niece of Walt Sipprell.
.Members of the organization
stated that part of the proceeds
are to be contributed to the ball
park at the end of Steadman Ave.,
which was started last year. This
project, they said, needs the sup
port of the community to be com
pleted and made usable. This year
the ball teams have had to use
the end of the runway at Nome
Field or Satellite Field, which is
too far from town for many of
the ball fans, who would like to
enjoy the sport.
31 Pick Berries With The
WSCS Friday At Osborne
Thirty-one people responded to
the invitation of the WSCS last
Friday and spent an enjoyable
day at Osborne picking berries
with the Charles Fagerstrom
camp as headquarters.
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
L. G. Jeffries Is New N.C.
Merchandising Manager
Mr. L. G. Jeffries arrived Fri
day to become merchandising
manager for the N.C. Co., stated
manager Dewey Goodrich.
Jeffries has about 20 years’
merchandising background with
national organizations such as the
Allied Purchasing Corp., S. S.
Kresty and Co., as well as with
the U.S. Army and U.S. Marines.
He is not new to Alaska, having
spent a short time in Bethel. He is
accompanied by his wife.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: John Martin,
A/2c Riddle, Sarah Warneke
M/Sgt. Robert Gray.
From Kotzebue: Mr. Hunger
ford, Robert Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs. Cundiff, Ray Hubbard, Robt.
and Miriam Hildebrandt.
To Fairbanks: James Baldwin,
Glenn Shaffer, Duane Oylee,
John Martin, John Nistler, Mr.
and Mrs. Cundiff, A/lc George
Arnold, M/Sgt. F. Scott, Sgt. K.
Skinner.
To Kotzebue: Richard Lee, R.
A. Mattmeuller Everell Cum
mins, Herbert Essenituk, Robt.
Phillips, Otto Geist.
To Deering: Paul Jones.
From Rainbow. Otto Geist.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Don Lyle, W. Vandagriff, W. De
Rocheau, Mr. Sherman, Chuck
Frazier J. Tatom, Mr. Schafer,
Mr. White, W. Domidiom, J. Jef
feries, R. Mattmueller.
To Anchorage: Robert Arwine,
Robert Phillips, Vern Ray, Doro
thy Ray, Sfc. Wm. M. Vance, Sp3
Stanley Patience, Sp3 Nathan
Kirkham, Pvt. 2 James Thomas,
Pvt. 2 Gerald Boeder, CWO Wm.
Miller, Max Braselton, Ens. John
Mitchem, Ned E. Nelson.
From McGrath: L. Jeffries. To
McGrath: P. J. Southwell.
From Unalakleet: R. Jacobs,
Ralph Grosvold Ed Gavell.
To Unalakleet: C. H. Fiscus,
C. H. Westerlund.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Brand new 20-gauge
Winchester shotgun with shells.
Call Main 24. 100c
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
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TONIGHT
OTTO GEIST EXCAVATING
FOR FOSSILS IN 2nd DVISION
Otto Geist, research paleontolo
gist for the University of Alaska,
is doing some work in this area
for a few weeks and left Satur
day for Rainbow, where so many
mammonth remains have been
unearthed.
While in this area he is also
planning to excavate for fossils at
Elephant Point.
TWO BOYS BORN AT
MMM HOSPITAL
Two little boys arrived at the
MMM Hospital yesterday. One
weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yer
ger, and the other weighing 9
pounds 8 ounces was born to Mr.
and Mrs. William Jones.
Alaska Methodist Leader
To Be Guest Here Tuesday
Dr. Fred McGinnis, director of
Methodist work in the territory,
who replaced Gordon Gould, and
who is also minister of the Meth
odist Church in Anchorage, will
make a visit here Tuesday.
An informal gathering of mem
bers and friends of the church
has been planned for Tuesday
evening at 8 p.m. in the social
rooms of the church to get ac
quainted with Dr. McGinnis.
Cookies and coffee will be served.
Chamber Needs Slides
Of 2nd Division Scenes
For Stateside Program
The Chamber of Commerce is
looking for some slides of inter
esting things around Nome, to be
used on an Alaska program being
planned by Gen. John Noyes at
the National Guard meeting of
military leaders in the States
next month.
In brder that Nome can be
represented, the Chamber must
supply the program and the com
mittee headed by Stan Morgan,
are planning slides which will be
worked together with a tape re
cording by Rev. W. Mecklenberg.
The slides will be returned after
the program, stated Morgan, who
hopes to show fishing, hunting,
mining, camping and many other
interesting features of interest in
this area.
Slides may be left at Morgan
and Son.
Son of Rev. M. Smith
Married In States Today
Richard Smith, son of Rev. and
Mrs. M. Smith of the Seventh
Day Adventist Church, is being
married today in Pendleton, Ore.,
to Sharon Winona Loren of Pen
dleton. The senior Smiths will be
recalled by many who knew them
when they ministered here some
years back.
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