In Commissioner's Court
Arthur Triggs was given a sus
pended sentence of nine months in
the federal jail for failing to pro
vide the necessities of life for his
family. Mr. Triggs is the father of
twelve children and resides dur
ing the summer near Cape Nome.
Friends of the Art Hartford fam
ily will be glad to learn that Helen
Hartford Allen and her husband
Michael are the parents of a
daughter, Susan Lee, weighing 9
pounds, 3 ounces, born on July 21
in Seattle, where they make their
home.
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M M M HOSPITAL
Admitted to the hospital were
Emery Ewalt and Vernon Rich
ards.
Weddings Scheduled
For ACS Personnel
Cpl. Wilbur Paul Kicklighter,
stationed here with the ACS, is
scheduled to be married in ^Fair
banks on September 1 to Beverly
Ann Barrack, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Bannack of that city.
Cpl. Kicklighter is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. William Kicklighter of
Tilton. Ga.
Cpl. S. David Mazen of the ACS,
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. David
Mazen, for many years in the
Nome Post Office, will be married
in Fairbanks on August 18 to
Shirley Tonseth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Einar Tonseth.
Kill all the time you wish—but
be sure it is your own.
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COASTAL RAMBLER scheduled to sail
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UNTIL AUGUST 17
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON# Agent — Phone Main 68
Manley E. Sweazey, representa
tive of the Northern Life Insur
ance Co. of Alaska, is paying his
first visit to Nome, although he
has been in the Territory since
1935.
Mr. Sweazey is referred to by
his friends as the “walking Swea
zey”, as for several years he has
covered the rail belt on foot. His
hobby being photography, he en
joyed taking pictures in Kotzebue
and is looking forward to adding
to his collection while in Nome.
He states that he believes he is
the first person to write an insur
ance policy north of the Arctic
Circle.
PAN AMERICAN
Pan American Airways arrived
last evening about ten o’clock on
its first flight of the new schedule,
bringing the following passengers:
Phyllis and Jan Pilkington, Ever
ett Hepp, and Clark Bassett, a
round-tripper.
Departing were C. Wilson, Jim
Humphrey, F. T. Sheridan, Mrs.
R. Noah and daughter, Martha
Satin, Lloyd Lovell, G. Radke,
M. O. Young, L. R. Hill and David
Venes.
NOTICE
The following is a list of habit
ual drunkards on the Nome City
Docket todate:
HARRY GARFIELD
EMMA HENRY
LEO (DUMMY) NAGARUK
KNUTE (BLACKIE) OLSON
JACOB SMITH
STEVE PETERSON
OSCAR HOWARD
VIRGINIA WEOKOLUK MOR
RIS
JAMES ATLUK
LEWIS ATTATAYUK
ANTHONY OLSON
....Selling or giving intoxicating
liquor to the above is in viola- j
tion of Ordinance No. 33$ of the
City of Nome.
Clyde Glass,
Chief of Police
Publish August 1, 8, 15, 1951.
NOTICE
Russell T. McConnell and Dave
Almgren, the new owners of Kot
zebue Airmotive in Kotzebue, will
not be responsible for any bills
contracted by the former owner.
Bill Laws.
Russell T. McConnel and Dave
Almgren assume full responsi
bility for all bills contracted by
Kotzebue Airmotive from Aug. 1,
1951, the date on which they as
sumed ownership of Kotzebue Air
motive. 96,3
Russell T. McConnell
Dave Almgren
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — One weasel with
Sled. Call Mrs. O’Leary, Main
53. 96,3
WANTED — 3 or 4 experienced
hard-rock miners for under
ground work, U. S. Tin Corp.,
Lost River. Year ’round work.
Wages open. Contact by letter:
Paul Sorensen, General Supt.,
Lost River. 96,4
WANTED — Used oil kitchen
range. Call Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Aug. 16—7:30 p.m.
"MYSTERY STREET"
Sally Forest and Bruce Bennett
Friday, Aug. 17—7:15 & 9 p»m.
"SOUTH OF RIO"
Monte Hale
Bill Stanton o*f the Bureau of
Business Research from the Uni
versity of Alaska, arrived on a
Wien tour on a survey to study
the economic potential of recre
ational resources in the Territory,
under a contract with the National
Park Service.
Mr. Stanton stated that they can
only hope to scratch the surface,
as facts are lacking at this stage
of tourist activities and most in
formation is more or less infor
mal. He stated that of all the
traveling he had done in Alaska
on this project, the Wien tour to
Nome and Kotzebue and the
Yukon tour are the most out
standing from his point of view.
Everett Hepp, assistant district
attorney ot the Fairbanks area, ar
rived last night to be in the Dis
trict Attorney’s Office here and
to take care of the work which
has been accumulating during the
prolonged absence of Frank Bing
ham.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ahnongnatoguk of Teller,
which was bom August 11, passed
away this morning at their home.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Anchorage: J. W.
Perron, F. Oquilluk, Carl J. Cox,
Mrs. C. Cox, H. K. L. Johnson.
To Kotzebue: Mrs. Nickolson,
Jack Dillon, Ralph Dunbar.
From Moses Point: Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Pleasant.
From Kotzebue: Julius McCaf
ferty, Walt Miller, K. Green.
To Anchorage: T. Neville, Ernie
Ball, Martin Guchee, Ed Benick.
To Moses Point: E. Brende
muhl, W. Danielson.
To Unalakleet: Wm. Ullrich.
NOTICE
Dr. W. E. Pietsch of Waterloo,
Iowa, director of the Alaska Evan
gelization Society, has arrived in
the city and will be here for sev
eral days. The Nome Gospel Mis
sion here in the city is one of the
branch works of the A.E.S.
We invite you to the services on
Friday night and also those on the
Lord’s Day. Dr. Pietsch is known
from coast to coast in the States
as a Bible teacher and preacher.
Come to the services and hear the
messages from this servant of
God.
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NEW YORK SIRLOINS ..1.50
RUMP ROAST OR SIRLOIN ROAST.1.25
LAMB LEGS... .1.25
PORK LOIN ROAST.1.00
LAMB OR VEAL CHOPS..1.25
PORK CHOPS.«.1.05
CABBAGES, APPLES,
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