AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
On Sept. 2, Raymond Tveter,
made a flight to Teller bringing
back Daniel Einvke. Elton Out
water was a passenger from Deer
ingto Nome.
Arriving from Fairbanks on the
2nd were Robert K. Lewis. Ludwig
Urick, Carl Zener. Keith White.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks, Eskil
Anderson made the flight from
Fairbanks to Kotzebue and round
trip passengers from Fairbanks
were J. A. Connelly Keith and
Jamie Guthrie, Mark DaFane,
Dick Moorehead and Herbert
Maier.
Passengers on the 3rd to Kotze
bue were John Tingook, Maurice
Powell and Gerald Modrow.
On Sept. 5th. Rae Johnston was
a passenger to Lost River and Fred
Kakaruk was taken from Teller to
White Mountain.
Mrs. Henry Xavier was taken to
Candle yesterday.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with Pan American on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Dunbar and son, P. B. Gerard,
Mrs. Andrew Nerland, Axel Os
berg. Mr. and Mrs. A. Saario and
two children. Mrs. Henry Xavier.
R. L. Johnson. George Dale, Air.
and Airs. Arthur Benseli, Elmo
Miller, Airs. Gladys Cable and
daughter, Ward Wells, Florence
Devereaux, Air. and Mrs. Cucchi
ari and two children. W. Bentley,
Airs. O. S. Weaver.
Round trip passengers were
Colin Deering, Tom Nash. Alike
Alacchiaverna.
Departing were Neil Harnum.
Air. and Airs. E. Straub, Marcus
Greathouse, J. E. Alunger, Ed O’
Connor. Bob Lewis, Frances Pat
terson. Scotty Patterson, Sally
Margaret and June Rotman Jo
anne Engstrom, Ellen Waldheim,
Eric Hay. John Balobradich.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Wednesday were Ru
dolph Chase, Alex Richardson, !
Lowell Anagick, Fina Ivanoff.
Arriving Thursday were G. E.
AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL
Robert Brewer. Howard Roach,
Nome. Capt. H. L. Berg, Axel Os
berg. B. G. Gerard, Seattle. John
Almuist, Minneapolis, Minn. Mr.
and Mrs. S. J. Cucchiani, and three
children, Elephant Point. Florence
Devereaux, Honolulu. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Whelan, Tom Jensen,
Anchorage. Mrs. H. Xavier, Can-*
die. George Waldheim, Dahl Creek.
C. L. Dempsey, Willow Creek. Dr.
W. Beatty, Washington, D. C. Dr.
A. Dale, Juneau.
POLARIS HOTEL
R. G. Fenn, M. W. Jelson, An
chorage. Elizabeth Mackley, Jun
eau. George Cracken, Geo. Burns,
Northwest Airlines. L. R. Waite,
Oxford, Mich. Ray Johnston, Seat
tle. Also 26 tourists from Kodiak.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cucchiano
and three children are enroute to
Elephant Point where th^y will
teach school this winter for the
ANS.
Monger. L. B. Overaas, Nellie Da
vid.
Arriving Saturday were G. W.
Martin, John Almquist, Ruth Nay.
Round trippers on Saturday
were Roland Gurley, Virginia Gur
ley, Dor )thea Davis, Irma Kreiger,
I. W. Ray, F. H. LaBrea, Mrs. La
Brea. Richard LaBrea, L. D. Mor
gan. Bea Nachtweih, Jennie
Heintz. Gordon Clithere, Hank
Haag, Dorothy Haag. Genevieve
Eisner, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent, Ed
Pecore, Grace Pecore. Rachel Dod
son. Carl Smith. Richard Duck
worth, Mrs. R. Duckworth.
Departing Sunday were K. Sar
ren, J. M. Bostrom, John Wells,
Neil Hurley, Donald Six, Jack
Barr, Claude Rhoades, Herman
Miller.
Arriving Monday, H. Gottschalk,
H. D. Cherry, Mrs. H. D. Cherry,
Nat Kupruvak, E. Finn, Tom Jen
sen. Tex Zeigler, Mary Richard
son, Lorraine Gerome, Elizabeth
Walker. Gabriel Walker, Carl Ger
ome.
Arriving Tuesday were Eliza
beth Moxlev, John Kerr.
WALLACE LIQUOR STORE
Phone M a. 55 - For Finest Liquors
SERVICE BARBER SHOP
SHINE AND BATHS
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME :: ALASKA
PILGRIM SPRINGS
Now open for week-end Excursions
BATHING IN MINERAL SPRINGS and FISHING
For a Limited Number of People
For Rates—Contact Wien Airlines
PIONEERS NOTICE
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A regular meeting of the Pio
neers, Igloo No. 1, will be held to
night at 8:00 p.m.. at the Pioneer
Igloo.
Robert Baldwin. Secy.
ATTENTION
All Eastern Star ladies and lady
visitors are invited to meet Mrs.
Florence Amy Devereux, Chaplain
of Lei Aloha Chapter, No. 3 O.E.S.
tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. (Wed.
Sept. 7th) at the home of Margaret
Long.
Helen Dunbar. W.M.
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE MEETING
There will be a meeting of the
Board Members of the Chamber of
Commerce Friday. September 9ih
at 7:30 P.M. at the Alaska Steam
ship Company office. Mr. Osberg
and Mr. Gerard of the Osberg
Manson Construction Compa n y
will be present to discuss the situ
ation regarding the Nome Seawall.
In addition, there are many other
important matters to take up. All
members are urged to attend.
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Eric Nelson has sold his
freighting business and the Pioneer
Water Delivery to Grant H. Nel
son and Albert H. Anderson, as of
Sept. 1. 1949, and he shall not be
responsible for debts incurred af
ter such date.
All Accounts Receivable as of
Sept. 1, 1949 are payable to Eric
Nelson.
ERIC NELSON
GRANT H. NELSON
ALBERT H. ANDERSON
Publish, Sept. 2, 7, 9, 1949.
WANT ADS
WANTED—Piano and Refrigera
tor. Breakers Bar. 98-tfc
FOUND—Key on B Street across
from the Polaris Hotel. Call at
Nugget. 104-tf
FOR SALE—9-Ft. Gibson Refrig
erator. Call Army 239. 105-3t
LOST—Billfold, brown with my
name: Issaac Attungaweuk. Re
turn to Nugget office for reward.
HANDLESS VETERAN MADE
"AMVETS" COMMANDER
j DES MOINES, la. </P)—Harold
Russell, the handless war veteran
who owns a motion picture acad
emy aw-urd, is the new commander
of the Amvets.
The national convention of the
j Amvets (American Veterans of
World II» Monday elected Russell,
32, of Watertown, Mass., as the or
ganizaiton’s chief officer. He holds
an "Oscar” for the film, “Best
Years of Our Lives,” showing how
he overcame the handicap of the
loss of both hands.
Tiie Amvets refused to recon
| sider a resolution passed Sunday
| asking a federal bonus up to
$4,500. The bonus had been op
posed by Amvets leadership.
Missing
Reuben Ottitituk, native em
ployee of the Lomen Commercial
Co., has been missing since a week
ago Sunday when he left his tent
on the Sand Spit about one o’clock
Sunday morning of August 27th.
He was reported intoxicated at
the time by the four other boys
who occupied the same tent.
If anyone has heard of him or
seen him since that time they are
requested to get in touch with
Chief Laws of the City Police De
partment.
NOTICE
_
Arctic Native Brotherhood will
hold their first dance of the sea
son this coming Saturday. Sept. 10.
Doors open 8:C0 p.m. Admission
75 cents. Ladies free.
NOTICE
Alaska Property Tax return
forms to be filed by property hold
ers outside of Nome have been
mailed to known firms and indi
viduals. and can also be obtained
from any postmaster in the Second
Division. The time limit for filing
has passed Sept. 1. 1949. Making
allowance for poor communications
within this Division, it will not be
until after October first that non
compliance without a reasonable
excuse will be treated as a viola
tion of Sect. 36 of the Act.
Paul Dryden,
Divisional Assessor,
Box 259, Nome.
Pub. Sept. 7, 9. 12. 1949
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