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BERTHA BJORNSTAD WED
RICHARD FISCUS, SATURDAY
Before a candle-lighted, flower
banked altar in the Federated
Church on Saturday afternoon,
Bertha Bjornstad, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. * Gustav Bjornstad of
Nome, and Sgt. Richard Fiscus,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laughlin
of Oroville, Ohio, took their mar
riage vows with Chaplain Albert
Darling officiating.
The bride, beautifully gowned
in slipper satin with a long bridal
train and a shower bouquet of
carnations, was attended by her
sister Margaret, in a lovely spring
formal of blue as maid of honor,
and two bride’s maids, Mae Cas
tel and Leone Jonish, also in pas
tels.
The groom was atttended by
Wm. D. Shepherd Jr. as best man,
and Warren W. Vollmert and Har
old Casgrove were the ushers.
Rev. Roald Amundsen sang “O,
Promise Me” and “Because” with
Miss Juanita Fagerstrom at the
orgna.
The friends of the young bride
who filled the church for the cere
mony were also guests at a recep
HARBOR ENGINEERS BUSY
DREDGING NOME HARBOR
The U.S. Harbor Engineers be
gan their annual river excavation
job on Saturday. The engineers tug
the M/S Carpenter, the dredge,
and scows are busily engaged in
deepening the channel in Snake
river, operating at the mouth at
present.
The shore ice which has been
held fast out beyond the mouth
of the’ river broke away this mor
ning.
FRED DUROSCHER IN NOME
ENROUTE TO GOLOVIN
Mr. Fred P. Duroscher, mining
man of the Council district and for
mer postmaster at that point, came
in on Saturday and plans to leave
1 today for Golovin.
tion in the Social Rooms following
the service where a beautiful
wedding cake, made by Mrs. James
Walsh, was served from a table
•decorated with cut flowers.
Assisting at the reception were
Juanita Fagerstrom, Lois Swan
berg, June Dunbar and Alice Mil
ler.
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TO LARGER QUARTERS
Drop in and look around. If you don’t see
what you want, ask for it. If we don’t have
it, we’ll get it.
GLANCE OVER THESE ITEMS:
Party Favors
Warner Brassiers
Head Scarves
Phoenix Hosiery
Fleisher <& Luxuria Yarn
Bernat Baby Yarn
Stationery
Rose Lane Pottery
Juniper and Myrtlewood
Costume Jewelry
Needles and Thread
Pins and Rick Rack
Elastic and Buttons, Etc.
Etc., Etc., Etc.
— FOR THE BABY —
Comforters
Wool Blankets
Receiving Blankets
Buntings
Sleepers
Playtex Panties
Bibs
Rompers
Sweaters
Saques
Gowns
Anklets
Shawls
Dresses
Coveralls
Baby Spoons
Lockets
Bracelets
Rings '
Fork & Spoon Sets
Bead Necklaces
Tykie Toys
Rattles
Place Mats
Undershirts
Polo Shirts
Corduroy Trousers
Denims
Booties
Shoes
Stockings
Felt Slippers
Boys Shirts
Knit Caps
Helmets
Hoods
Rubber Sheets
Pillow Slips
DOROTHY’S
ON FRONT STREET
I SILVER TEA GIVEN TO AID
ALASKA BOYS, AMPUTEES
A silver tea was held recently
! in Seattle at the home of Mrs. L.
V. Stanley to raise funds for a
"nest egg” for an Alaskan home
for aged women. Part of the fund
was also used to help procure
artificial limbs for four Alaskan
boys who had their feet ampu
tated last winter because of freez
ing after their boat capsized and
was wrecked.
NORDLIND-STEVENS WEDDING
AT CIRCLE HOT SPRINGS
Helen Nordlind and Lester
Stevens were married at Circle
Hot Springs last Saturday after
noon in a quiet ceremony.
They will remain at the springs
for a few days before returning
WILDES WILL GO TO TETLIN
MISSION FOR COMING YEAR
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilde of Tel
ler, Alaska, for the Lutheran Mj
sion, arrived in Nome Saturday
with their small daughter who
; was born in Nome during tie
past winter. After visiting in Nome
with friends for a few days they
i plan to fly to Fairbanks whe e
a car is waiting for them and w..l
drive down the highway and to
Wisconsin to visit with relativ s
and friends.
After a vacation in the stal s
they are scheduled to return 10
Tetlin, Alaska, where they have
been transferred for work next
year.
to Fairbanks and expect to be in
Nome about the 15th.
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