Nelson Holds Communication
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At Masonic Temple Here
Harold N. Nelson, grand master
of the Grand Lodge of Washing
ton and Alaska, accompanied by
(Loren McClure of Prosser, Wash
ington, held a communication at,
the Masonic Temple last evening
for all members.
Mr. Nelson is on tour in Alaska
and is visiting all Masonic Lodges.
He leaves today for Fairbanks.
Richard Wien, youngest son of
Noel Wien, pioneer organizer of
Wien Airlines, made his solo
flight last week in Fairbanks at
the age of 16.
His older brother, Merrill, who
now flies for PA.A., also made
his solo flight at the age of 16,
several years, ago.
M M M HOSPITAL
Admitted to the hospital are:
Rita Gregory, Rqbert Simon of
the U. S. Coast Guard, Naomi An
derson and Robert Luke Thomas.
Discharged 'are James Wright
and Angeline Bahnkke.
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In Commissioner's Court
Mary Atluk was given a sus
pended sentence of sixty days for
■being drunk on a public street.
Stanton Edwardson, driving an
International pickup drove off the
road, east of King Island village
on Monday evening at about 10
o’clock. The car turned over in
,the ditdi but both the driver and
an unidentified girl were unhurt
according to reports.
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SAILOR’S SPLICE scheduled to sail
From Seattle AUGUST 22
For Bristol Bay, Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet,
Golovin and Solomon
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Freight received in Seattle for above vessel
UNTIL AUGUST 17
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Tour Director Reports
Good Cooperation From
Nome Business Houses
Tour Director for the Chamber
of Commerce, Joe Hunt, reports
wonderful cooperation from the
business houses of Nome who are
responsible for his salary, and
making possible this service to the
many visitors who come through
here every day.
He has turned his barber shop
into a waiting room and place
for these temporary guests to rest
while in the city. He states that
the following business houses
sponsored the work for the month
of June:
Polar Curio and Bar, Doughnut
Shop, North Star Grill, Breakers
Bar, Leslie’s Market, Wallace
Hotel and Bering Sea Club, Po
laris Lunch, Nome Motor Co.,
Wien Alaska Airlines, Alaska Cab,
Jinx Cafe, Polet’s, Nome Drug,
Board of Trade, Nome Cab, Nome
Hardware Co., U. S. Mercantile,
Munz Airlines, Bronson’s Water
Delivery, New Lincoln, Quianna
Club, City Cab Lunch, A and A'
Sanitary, Miners and Merchants
Bank.
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Mrs. Paul Sorenson and daugh
ter Penny arrived from Juneau
enroute to Lost River where they
will visit with Mr. Sorenson who
is manager of the U. S. Tin Cor
poration there.
NOTICE
Sealed bids shall be accepted
in the City Clerk's Office up to
August L 1951, for gravelling a
portion of Warren Way and King's
Place. Specifications can be called
for at the City Clerk's office.
Nome Common Council
By Carrie M. McLain,
88,3 City Clerk
NOTICE
The tentative closing date for
the Land Office, Nome, is set for
August 15, 1951. All files are to be
shipped to Land Office, Fairbanks.
Anyone wishing to purchase
Mineral Survey plat should ask
for them now. The price is $1.00
per plat.
Helen M. Bockman
87,2 Acting Manager
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NOTICE
Sales tax returns on retail sales,
services and rentals for the quar
ter ending June 30, 1951, must be
in the City Clerk's office Monday,
July 30. 1951. 87,3
Carrie M. McLain
Nome City Clerk
NOTICE
All Board Members and Super
intendents of the N.W.A. Fair
Association will meet at the G. R.
Jackson residence on Wednesday#
July 25 at 8:00 pan. for an im
portant meeting. It is very im
portant that all members attend#
if possible.
Terry Jackson# Pres.
WANT ADS
WANTED — Used oil kitchen
range. Call Nugget.
FOR RENT—Rooms and apart
ments. Phone Main 150. Nevada
Apartments. 88,4
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DAYTIME care lor two small
children, private home. Main
173. 88,2
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THEATER
' Thursday# July 26—7:30 pan.
"FAMILY HONEYMOON"
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
NEVADA IS LEASED
Frank Coplin and Emory Ewalt
have leased the Nevada Building
from Pete Curran of Solomon.
Mr. Ewalt stated that the apart
ments are now ready for occu
pancy but that the main floor will
be renovated and some changes
made before that part of the
building is put to u?e.
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Rev. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
are the .parents of a son born
today. Rev. Anderson is stationed
at White Mounatin with the Cov
enant Church there.
The first formal release of the
activities scheduled for the N.W.A.
Fair appear in this issue of the
Nugget and show extensive plans
for four days of a wide variety
of activities.
The superintendents chosen by
Fair President Mrs. G. R. Jackson
and the committees working on
entertainment have many inter
esting innovations planned that
will be announced from time to
time.
Advertisements are being soli
cited for the souvenier premium
list. Any business house that
wishes to advertise is asked to call
the president or secretary imme
diately.
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IN THE ROADSTEAD
MS Clover of the U.S. Coast
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Guard is on its annual trip to
check stations and beacon lights
in the area.
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The MS Finch, belonging to
Archie Ferguson, is in the road
stead.
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The MS Teton with LST in tow
for the Portland Barge Co., has
pulled out near the horizon, await
ing favorable weather.
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Capt. Merrill A. Stewart, master
of the Ring Splice, states that
he expects to arrive at Nome on
Saturday, July 28, according to
the agent, Jack Dillon.
There was a traffic accident
about two o’clock on Sunday
morning at the intersection of
Lane’s Way and First Ave.
A Nome Cab, driven by Art
McLain, was partially through the
intersection when hit on the side
by a Lucy’s Cab, driven by Issac
Larson, it is reported.
Both drivers claim tcf have been
driving at about 20 miles per
hour. No one was injured but the
side of the Nome Cab was dam
aged.
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