Summary Weather
Month Of August
By Weather Bur.
This months moan temperature of
40 6 degrees was normal. The
maximum temperature recorded
was 67 on the 25th, the minumum
temperaature was 30 on the 7th.
Previous extremes over a period of
twenty-nine years are 80 and 23
respectively.
me total precipitation recorueu
was 3.04 inches, or 0.13 inch below
the normal. The wettest August of
record was that of 1924 with a
total of 5.82 inches, the driest was
that of 1915 with 1.07 inches. The
greatest precipitation in 24 hrs. was
0.78 on the fifth. There were six
teen days with measurable precipi
tation and six days on which a
trace was recorded.
There were 3 clear, 10 partly cldy.
days. The sun shone for 208.2 hrs.
or 41% of the possible amount.
A total of 870 miles of wind were
recorded during the month for an
average hourly velocity of 9.2. The
Maximum velocity for any five min
ute period was 35 miles per hour
from the NW. on the fourth. The
prevailing direction for the month
was from the NE.
G. L. PRUCHA.
Assistant Meteorologist.
Funeral Of Mrs.
Anna Lupp Held
St. Joseph (Ihureh
The funeral services for Mrs.
Anna Lupp, who passed away Sun
day morning in the Maynard Colum
bus Hospital, were held at 9 A. M.
today at St. Joseph Church by Fath
er B. Lafortune.
Tile church was visited by many
FOR SALE
Cork and Steel House SI.000
2400 ft. 2x12 used lumber 72.00
1 12x14 tent and platform 30.00
120 sacks cement . 210.00
1G0 sacks plaster 75.00
1 Oil burning tar kettle 150.08
1 Motor driven rip and cross
cut saw . 125.00
1 5 ton Beebe hoist. 05.00
1 Van Doran V electric drill 75.00
1 Rex Stove 12.50
G Folding chairs 12.00
2 Folding chairs . K.OO
100 feet hose 10.00
100 ft. Vi” Rope. 2.50
150 ft. -s” Rope 1.00
40 gallons water proofing 50.00
150 lbs. assorted Bolts 10.00
Miscellaneous paint, nails & shovels.
The Cork Insulation
Company, Inc*.
of Mrs. Lapp’s host of friends to
listen to the services, and pay their
last respects to this pioneer woman,
and sourdough Nomcite.
Following the services the funer
al procession traveled to Belmont
Point Cemetery, where internment
took place.
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Chet Brown of the North
ern Air Transport made a trip to
Teller yesterday with a capacity
load of freight and returned with
W E Bartholomae as a passenger.
Several NAT flights are scheduled
for the North and East, but are be
ing held up by weather conditions.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air
Service is scheduled for a hop to
Teller and Tin City, and then Fair
banks, possibly, as soon as weather
conditions will permit.
CALL FOR YOUR MAIL
Postmaster Guy E. Mish of the
Nome Post Office, requests that rent
ers of post office boxes, and others,
call for their mail and help relieve
tile conjecled condition, when mail
can not lie handled quickly and
with dispatch, due to the confined
quarters of the present Post Office.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TO PREPARE OUR YARD TO RECEIVE THE LARGE SHIPMENT
OF LADYSMITH COAL WHICH WE HAVE COMING ON
THIS TRIP OF THE
S S ARTHUR J BALDWIN
WE ARE OFFERING FOR
CASH ONLY
WHILE IT LASTS
LADYSMITH COAL
AT 820.00 PER TON
IN THE YARD
COAL MUST BE HAULED PRIOR TO THE ARRIVAL OF THE
S. S. BALDWIN
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Passengers, Mail
And Freight In
On S S Derblay
The S. S. Derblay of the Alaska
Line arrived at Nome yesterday af
ternoon with the following pass
engers, a large consignment of mail
and much freight for Nome and the
northern sections.
Adverse weather is preventing un I
loading of freight at the present
time. Following is the list of in
coming passengers:
For Nome
Mrs Karl Bale
Mrs W H Cordle
Andy Brown
Miss Helen Frederickson
Mrs M Kapowlitz
Master J Kapowlitz
Morris Kelleher
Mrs John Stangroom
F J Waid
Mrs Helen Ilousler
For Kotzebue
Rev Tom Cunningham
H W Dawley
Mrs L W Varnell
Miss Helen Varnell
Master Ingram Varnell
Arrives At Seattle
On Tour Of Units
U. S. Coast Guard
SEATTLE, Sept. 4, —Rear Ad
miral G. H. Hamlet, U. S. Coast
Guard Commandant arrived here
Monday night on a tour of Coast
Guard headquarters units on the
West Coast. He will be here sev
eral days, district headquarters an
nounced.
Baldwin At Tin City
"
The S. S. Arthur J. Baldwin of j
the Arctic Transport Company, was i
reported to be discharging cargo at |
Tin City today, and would call at
Cape Prince of Wales and Shish
maref tomorrow morning.
BAND PRACTICE TONIGHT
7:30 P. M. SHARP ALL MEMBERS
URGED TO ATTEND AS WELL
AS NEWCOMERS.
POLARITE CLUB will hold a
meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs
Frank Whaley at 8 P.M. tonight.
Business of importance. All mem
bers urged to attend.
Signed: Frank Whaley.
FOR SALE
One "Delta” scroll saw with motor.
One complete safety flue. NEW
One brass bedstead
One table lamp. Inquire Nome Lum
ber Company.
Subscribe For The Nugget
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Miss Phyllis Turner;
Beauty Parlor Operator. |
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
SHAMPOO AND
SCALP TREATMENT
$1.50
Seiffert Fk»ts
Telephone For Appointments
H. BRORSON
—
Certified Watch
Maker
Repairs Mailed Back Promptly
Front Street, Nome,
p O Box 278
—
Dream Theatre
one show FRIDAY 7:30 p M
“MYRT & MARGE”
WITH
TED HEALY
EDDIE FOY Jr.
GRACE IIAYES
TRIXIE FRIGANZA
YOU HAVE HEARD THEM OVER
THE RADIO NOW SEE THEM AND
HEAR THEIR SONGS
ALSO
Mickey McGuire In “Mickey’s Rescue”
AND
“Butcher Boy”—A Cartoon
ADULTS 55 Cents—CHILDREN 25 Cents
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE >
s
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA ■
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Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
• M
JOHN LICHTENBERG j
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j
SCHOOL DAYS
ARE HERE AGAIN
FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL MISS
A Smart Cravenette Suede Jacket—
$9.95. And $10.95
All Wool Flannel Skirt, Button Trim, Smart Styles
$3.50
Phoenix Silk Hosiery—Service Weight
Just Right For Hard School Wear
Per Pair $1.00
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE
OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES VERY
REASONABLY PRICED
SOMETHING NEW
The Magic Slate—No pencil to sharpen—No pap
er or pencil to buy—lOcts. 25cts. 35cts
BOYS WOOL SOCKS
Regular 50cts pair—Special 3 For $1.00
BOYS TROUSERS
Nice Patterns and Colors—Sizes 4 to 14 @ $3.25
BOYS SCHOOL CAPS
All Sizes and Colors—Only $1.25.
BOYS SCHOOL BREECHES
Lots of Service and warmth—$2.75 And Up
BOYS UNION SUITS
Heavy Weight $1.00
BOYS TIES
Bows and ready tied Four in hand Special—50cts
A. POLET