1 ANS TEACHER HEINRICH
WEDS EMMA MILLIGRUK
■Albert ITeinr'ch, teacher for the
Alaska Native Service at Diomede,
and Emma Milligruk from Dio
mede island, were ‘married re
cently by Rev. H. R. Amundsen
of the Mission Covenant Church.
Be Wise—Nugget Advertise
Drives Truck, Runs Cement Mixer
ClinUid Ptw Photo.
John Novak, shown driving a truck and getting a bit of exercise
with on 180-lb. bar bell, is an active member of a Cleveland ce
, ment contracting firm formed last spring by the cx-Tech. Sgt. and
his brother-in-law. The firm now boasts a pay roll of 10 and a 6
week work backlog. Formerly with the First Ranger Battalion and
a Silver Star winner, Novak lost both arms in an antipersonnel
' mine explosion at Anzio. He has mastered manipulation of the
artificial arms, operates the firm's big mixer, and sometimes drives a
i track.
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
NOME CAB CO
Reasonable Rates
Dependable 24-hour Service — Phone Main 141
Dorothy’s Gift Shop
Mrs. M. B. Young, Owner
The Only Shop On Lane’s Way
INFANTS WEAR AND GIFTS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Hours 11:00 A. M. to 0:00 P. M.
BOY SCOUTS PLAN COURT
OF HONOR FOR TUESDAY
The highlight of the entire per
iod at camp for the Boy Scouts,
will be a Council Fire and Court
of Honor, to be held at nine o’clock
tomorrow evening at the Camp at
Dexter. On this occasion scouts
will receive the awards of rank
which they have achieved during
j the summer. The Troop Commit
j tee, led by Mr. B. G. Baker, will
I make the awards. At the same
1 time, the leaders and Scout Of
! ficials for the ensuing year will
; take the oath of their respective
| offices.
It is hoped by the Scouts and
Officials that the parents and
friends of the boys of Troop 666
will be present for the ceremon
| ies.
During the afternoon and early
afternoon the girls of Troop 1
will be guests at the Camp again.
It is planned that there will be
a picnic supper and a full pro
gram for the entire time.
Mr. Baker says that the re
j sponse to the request for assist
' ance in the raising of the Scout
quonsets was most gratifying, and
he is appreciative of it. There is
still work of this nature to be
done, however, and any help of
fered will be gladly accepted. If
there are any who desire to help
they may contact Mr. Baker at
Polet’s.
There have been a great many
visitors at Camp during the past
few days and all who see the
| Camp feel that the fellows are en
joying themselves and that this
, session at Camp will be of bene
I fit to all of them.
Twenty-five boys have been at
Camp for at least two nights.
Most of the fellows have been in
Camp for at least a week. During
the camping period almost all of
the fellows have made some ad
vancement in Scouting. It is the
dream of every scout that he may
become a First Class Scout, and,
perhaps, even an Eagle, someday.
| Troop 666 has several boys who
are almost ready for First Class
honors. Some are working for the
higher ranks. Throughout their
lives the efforts they have ex
pended will be repaid in greater
alertness and in the growing abil
ity to “be prepared” for all cir
cumstances.
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N C OFFICIALS IN NOME
LAST WEEK ON BUSINESS
Volney Richmond, accompan
ied by his younger son Howard,
was in Nome last week on a tour
of inspection which is taking him
to all 32 of the company stores
throughout the territory.
While in Nome he is renewing
old acquaintances of former years
as he was formerly with the com
pany in Nome.
His older son, Volney Jr., has
been covering the Territory dur
ing the past few years.
JUDGE KEHOE TO RELIEVE
4th DIVISION JUDGE
Judge and Mrs. Joseph Kehoe
are leaving this evening on the
Pan American plane for Juneau,
where Judge Kehoe will take the
place of Judge Alexander who is
ill, and has been taken to Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
They plan to be gone for about
two months.
i DESIRE ADDRESSES
OF FORMER NOMEITES
The Alaska Weekly is asking
for the addresses of two former
| Nomeites; Emma Lee Orr and
Fred Cowden. Any of our read
ers knowing their whereabouts
are asked to send the addresses
to the Alaska Weekly at Seattle,
or direct to the Nome Nugget.
CORRECTION
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The Nome Sanitary Ser
< SPENCER EQUIPMENT SOLD
TO MORRISON Ir KNUDSON
It was reported here reliably,
that all of the equipment and sup
plies at Point Spencer, aside from
the lumber and oil, has been pur
chased by the Morrison & Knud
son Co.
vice announces the pur
chase of the Horen Route,
but the deal did not include
the equipment, as pre
viously announced.
NOME |
SANITARY SERVICE
, Will take over the Horen Route I
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beginning Aug. 1st. and will not be j
responsible for any bills, claims or
accounts that may exist against
said business.
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RATES REMAIN UNCHANGED
$3.50 - month - Once-a-week service
$5.50 - month - twice-a-week service
Garbage Disposal Included
In Above Rates
WALLACE LIQUOR STORE
A Fine Assortment of Liquors and Wines
Phone Your Orders in to Main 55
SPECIAL
For a limited time we are selling /
Imported Rums and Brandies
at half of OPA ceiling prices I
Special offer 1 gallon Coca Cola |
syrup FREE with every case of
Rum any brand
NOME LIQUOR
STORE