Commissioner's Court
Ella Pasquin was fined twenty
dollars in Commissioner’s Court
Saturday for failure to provide
for her minor child.
Ethel Vogan of Teller and her
son, Noel, have been enjoying a
visit here with Mrs. Harold Wien
and daughters over the weekend.
Mrs. Wien is scheduled to leave
today for Fairbanks enroute to
her home in Cook, Minn., after a
two-week visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hagen.
The Coastal Rambler has been
discharging freight over the week
end and is scheduled to leave to
night for St. Michaels, Golovin and
Unalakleet.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving with Pan American
Friday evening were Nita Bur
bank and infant, Mrs. F. Hawks
and four children, Margaret Lun
deen, Mildred Williams and son,
Norman Stines, Pauline Teeford,
Departing were John Bessett,
Roy Harrison, Nellie Knapp and
son, Jim Pappas, Guy Mish, Har
old Stout, Les Bronson, Les Kam
merzell, C. Moore, A. Johnson,
Dale Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. WaJsh left
for Flat, Alaska, for a week’s va
cation with their life-long friend
and former Nomeite, Tom Jensen.
Mr. Jensen is selling out his
mining and banking interests in
Flat, it has been reported.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to McGrath: Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Walsh, Ralph Dunbar,
O. S.' Rosenquest.
K. Hedreen to Moses Pt.
To Unalakleet: Mabel Ryan
Johnson, Ed Kayoukluk.
To Anchorage: H. L. Gay, Paul
Crews, Ben M. Becker, Lt. Wm.
Squire, Capt. Burandt, Mrs. Gus
Bjornstad, Wr. Stettinger and in
fant, H. Wuhrman, Frank Roche,
Bob Cowgill. •
Frank Unalakleet: E. B. Fisher,
W. Walsh, C. R. Mountjoy.
From Anchorage: Capt. Ost, Col.
Snyder, Sgt. McAfee, C. C. Tan
ner, Maj. Holdt, Sgt. Voss, Sgt.
Waleski, Al Curtez, Fred Urban,
W. T. Whitaker.
Maj. John England from Mc
Grath.
WIEN AIRLINES
Passengers to Fairbanks: I. J.
Ziggman, G. E. Munger, Johnny
Poison, Charles H. Eager, Fred
Freitag, Ray Connell, Norman
Growerholz, Joe Hunt, Mike Scott.
To Kotzebue: Dwight Green,
George Good, Grady Carothers,
Roy H. Newell, Victor R. Earley,
Sgt. C. Dance, Harold Burandt,
William Squires, Rupert Bledsoe.
From Fairbanks: Frank Stin
ton, Pat Bierhower, Jim McCul
lum, Leo R. Alger, Martin Jeffrey.
From Galena: S. Bergsen, B.
Antonsen, John Lade.
John Friedland was a passenger
to Candle.
Norman Stines, of the Zenda
Mining Co., is enroute to Tin City
in connection with the tin mining
interests his company holds there.
The opening of this well-known
tin area is being made possible by
a recent government loan, the
second to be made in that area for
strategic materials. It is planned
to move a dredge into Tin City
for next year’s operations.
Admitted to the hospital: Lin
coln Trigg and Eva Ryan of t*na
lakleet.
Discharged were Betty Martin,
D. Kosgnok, Tommy Ellana, An
gelo Buffas.
ATTENTION EASTERN STARS
First meeting after summer re
cess will be held Monday, SepL
17, at 8:00 p.m. All visiting Stars
cordially invited. There will bo a
social hour following the meeting.
Eda Dewey, W. M.
W ANT ADS
FOR SALE—1940 Chev. pickup.
Good condition, radio and heat
er, $275. Call 460 1st Ave. W.
WANTED—Camp Cook. Apply at
Nugget office. 110,3
WANTED — Capable woman to
care for child in her own home.
Call Oliver’s Studio.
RESTAURANT, fully equipped
for rent. Call Black 52 tf
FOR SALE—Chevrolet sedan. Ap
ply O. S. Weaver. 108,3
FOR SALE—1941 Plymouth 5
passenger coupe. Call Mark at
Bering Sea Club. 108,3
FOUND— Zippered key ring with
with 2 small keys. Call at Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, Sept. 18—7:30 p.m.
"BATTLEGROUND"
Van Johnson John Hodiak
George Murphy
Thursday, Sept. 20—7:30 p.m.
"The Traveling Saleswoman"
Joan Davis Andy Devine
Irene Cornue Recounts
Summers Experiences
As Mining Camp Cook
Irene Cornue, who was corres
pondent for the Nome Nugget last
year at Haycock, has written an
interesting account of her experi
ence as a mining camp cook.
Miss Cornue, who is now teach
ing in the Nome School, spent
the summer at the Sweepstakes
Creek mine which is operated by
Jimmy Baldwin and Charlie Moon
with Sammy Tucker assisting.
‘TIome” looked quite bum she
states when they arrived at
Sweepstakes to o pen camp, as
wolverines had done a thorough
job of wrecking the place and it
took her a long time to retrieve
dried beans which had been scat
tered by the marauder in every
crack of the cook house.
One day the miners dropped
everything to follow a bear which
paid them a visit. The track of
the bear, which they did not
catch, showed him to be a big
one with a foot as long as a size
eight shoepac.
“For a camp cook to be un
knowledgeable in the art of sour
dough hot cakes is, of course,
unpardonable, but with instruc
tion even a college graduate can
produce them,” she stated.
The miners took out a pit about
70x120 feet and produced three
very satisfactory cleanups with
the largest nugget weighing one
ounce and 2Va cwt.
The highlights of the summer
were the trips made to the Hot
Springs in that vicinity (45 min
utes by tractor) where a rocky
pool is sheltered by corregated
iron and covered with a tent.
‘‘Charlie Moon has a unique
method of bathing and acomplish
ing his washing simultaneously:
This method provides for stepping
into the hot pool fully clothed,
soaping all his clothes and brush
ing them while still attired, then
; disrobing and taking a bath.”
Miss Cornue stated that a wan
agan was provided as living quar
ters for her, which was very com
| fortable, and books from the
Fairbanks library, other literature
| from “Jack the Butcher,” along
with Readers Digest gave her
plenty to read.
Visitors during the summer in
cluded Slim Evans, Johnny Beltz,
Mrs. Wallace Nelson. Side trips
were made tc? the camp of John
Winder, which were enjoyed, as
well as to the Ben Dahl camp.
All in all, according to Miss Cor
nue, it was a summer well spent.
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