Chamber Tourist Booklet
Will Be Completed Soon
The presses of the Nome Nugget
are busy this week printing the
Chamber of Commerce tourist
booklet which has been in the
making several months.
The cover, in color, was special
ly designed for the Chamber of
Commerce by Robert Long. The
forty-page book is full of informa
tion for newcomers in the commu
nity as well for those who are
planning to visit in Alaska. Most
at the business houses in North
western Alaska have cooperated
to make a most interesting publi
cation, full of scenic pictures as
well as interesting subject matter.
Wise people know how to save
time by not being in a hurry.
SUMMER CATECHISM SCHOOL
OPENED THIS MORNING
Sister Mary Norris and Sister
Mary Rachel arrived from Fair
banks yesterday and opened the
Catholic summer catechism school
this morning.
It has been announced that no
children under six years of age
will be accepted for school this
year. The classes will be held for
a period of two weeks, starting
at 9:00 in the morning.
A new night club is planned for
Nome by Carl Newman, operator
of the Husky Bar. The building
was moved recently to its loca
tion on the CAA road about two
miles east of Nome.
Just when the new business will
open has not been announced.
ONE
STOP
SHOP
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Fresh Meats & Fish
Fancy & Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
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Housewares & Hardware
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Men’s & Ladies Furnishings
Dry Goods
Your frlondly Community Storo
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAIn 133 ’ FREE DELIVERY
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FROM SEATTLE — JULY 11
MS RING SPLICE for Nome, Teller, Wales,
Shishmaref, Deering, Keewalik, and Kotzebue
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
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NWA Fair Board
Resumes Program
The Fair Board, which recessed
during the absence of its president,
Mrs. G. R. Jackson, resumed its
program last evening and made
preparations for the Fair to be
held from August 8 to 11.
Some changes were made in the
original set-up planned for a
spring fair, with vegetabled, jams
and jellies to be included in the
fall exhibits. Exhibits for this de
partment have been offered from
Unalakleet as well as Nome.
Admitted to the hospital: Ralph
Kopok.
Discharged were Jim Carey,
William Jackson, Wilbur Barrett,
Gerald Oxerok.
FOLK GAMES
Community Methodist Church
Tonight—8s00 p.m.
TEEN AGE DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
ARCTIC CLUB
—9:00 P.M.—
NOTICE
Not responsible for any debts
for the Do-Nut Shop after Jul/
10 th.
32,8 Robert E. Noah
ATTENTION MASONS
Special meeting on Thursday*
July 12* 1951 and Thursday* July
19* 1951 at 7:30 p.m. Work in
Masters Degree.
By order of John W. Fulls,
80,81 Act. Master
NOTICE
All unpaid Real and Personal
Property taxes become delinquent
after July 15* 1951. Penalty and
Interest will be added and pro
perty advertised for sale.
CITY OF NOME
By Carrie M. McLain*
City Clerk
Publish July 6, 9, 11, 13, 1951
WANT ADS
WANTED — Three regular tele
phone operators at the Nome
Telephone Exchange. No ex
perience necessary. 82,3
EXCELLENT opportunity for lo
cal woman, permanent resident,
to represent the Real Silk Ho
siery Mills in Nome. Samples
furnished. Write Box 115, An
chorage, Alaska. 82,3
FOR SALE—Furniture used less
than 2 years: refrigerator, 9
cu. ft., with 2 ft. freezer com
partment, no defrost, with built
in ultra violet sterile lamp;
Electric floor polisher; rug and
pad 9x18, gray, used 2 weeks;
coffee table, end table, and cor
ner table, Chinese modern, sil
ver fox finish; 2-piece sectional
furniture, chartreuse and gray;
radio phonograph, 78 and 33V6,
blonde oak, Admiral; floor
lamp, 3-way; Frigidaire auto
matic washer; electric roaster.
Call Capt. Tousely, ACS. 81,2
FOUND — Red purse. Identify at
Nugget Office.
WANTED — Used oil kitchen
range. Call Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, July 12—7:30 p.m.
'.CALAMITY JANE"
Yvonne de Carlo and Howard Duff
Friday, July 13—7:15 and 9 p.m.
"ROBIN HOOD OF TEXAS"
—Gene Autry—
* AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving about noon were: O. B.
Bell, Ralph Lomen, Leonard Cox,
Irene Donovan, Herbert Strand,
James Connor, Glen Lloyd, Bev
erly Barrek, W. Booshu, Vernon
Wachiya, Guy Grossohme, Leon
ard Reynolds, Mr. Clark, Dale
Cove, Mr. Colshall.
Departing were Pat O’Neill, Ted
Loftus, Jack Eyerley, Dick Rob
bins, Billy Lee, John Lade, Ralph
Hall, Phillip Willet, James Wren,
Mrs. Desport, F. Waltering.
WIEN AIRLINES
•From Rainbow Mines: (Kay
Handeland, Erick Kveven.
To Fairbanks: L. Bourgoise, K.
F. Ulrickson, Donald E. Albert.
Charles Menadalook, K. E. Helsel,
Margaret Mulcahy, Maude Toole.
From Fairbanks: Sister Mary
Norris, Sister Mary Rachel, Jerry
Modrow.
To Kotzebue: Harold Jacobson,
James Trelford.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Anchorage: Mrs.
Otto Hall, Emma Burris, Marie
Amiday, Lulu Jackson, Princella
Booker, Sylvester Sevoukuk, Dr.
E. L. Fisher, Lyle (Edwards, E.
Bowman.
From Anchorage: R. Mayer,
Don Franzier, Floyd Brown, Dan
Boyle, V. C. Knight, Robert Wil
liams, John Hopper, Mr. Bowman,
Mr. Edwards.
To Kotzebue: Mrs. Lynch, Sam
Baker, Louis Rotman.
To Moses Point: Nellie David,
Gerald David, Mrs. Julius Pleas
ant, Ida Martin, Julius Pleasant.
To McGrath; P. Gordon Gould,
William Travis.
From McGrath: G.H. Hillerman
RAILROAD MAN AND
DAUGHTER VISIT NOME
Martin Engle, engineer on the
B and O Railroad, which takes ^
passengers from New Jersey to
Washington, D. C., and his daugh
ter, Ethel Engle, teacher from
Somerville, N. J., are enjoying a
short visit in Nome.
Miss Engle states that they tra
veled from N. J. to Seattle by
train, boat to Seward, train to
Fairbanks and then had the real
thrill of the trip—her first plane
ride, from Fairbanks to Nome by
way of Kotzebue, “right through
the clouds.”
DO-NUT SHOP IS SOLD
Lucy Robinson, formerly oper
ator of the City Cab Lunch, has
announced the purchase of the
Do-Nut Shop. It is also reported
that she plans to operate a new
cab stand as well as the eating
establishment, having purchased
several new cabs.
Due to 'the fact that there
wasn’t a quorum, there was no
regular meeting of the Nome City
Council as scheduled for last
Monday evening.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
Bering Sea
Club
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Now Serring
Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinners
OPEN
6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE
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an exhibit of
original
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Eskimo Portraits
by Irma Clark
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Now On Display
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