LOCAL NEWS
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Percy Blatchford was in town
-'this week from Teller with a load
Of white furs from his fox ranch.
Russell Maynard, son of the
publisher of the Nugget, is leav
ing Seattle today ‘enroute to
Nome, and will be connected with
The Nugget,
A very enjoyable time was given
by the Eastern Stars last Saturday
evening at the Masonic Temple. A
very pleasant time of carda danc
ing and refreshments was relished
by all.
Mrs. Henry Burgh, her two
children and Mrs. Joe Durand
made a dog team trip to Golovin
and Solomon last Wednesday and
bad a very enjoyable and inter
esting trip.
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On page two will be found tbe
names of all the candidates for
offices for the muncipal and
school board election. Polls are
open at 8 a.tn. and close at 6 p.m.
at the City Hall.
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Mrs. DaVd Turtletaub, daugh
ter of Charles Z. Shallit of Nome,
was mother to a baby girl born
the sixth of March. Mrs. Turtle
taub was born in Nome, grad
uated from the University of
I Washington and earned a scholar
!ship to the University of Minne
sota where she het Dr. Turtle
Itaub who was an instructor there.
, Their home is In Tacoma.
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NAT planes are in Cordova with
18 passengers who are bound for
Nome. It Is inflieved that most of
them are workmen on their way
to the Stewart interests on Sunset
Creek where construction of a
dredge is under way.
The Nom e-Golov in. Classic is
scheduled for the 5th and 6th of
[April, and will be celebrated on
|the 7th by the Nome Kennel Club
jCarnival. Tickets are being sold
as well as minute pools to raise
funds for the event. It is un
known at his time how many en
trees there will be.
United States Marshal, Thomas
Gaffney, who went outside with
prisoners a month tgo, returned
to iNome last Wednesday after- i
noon from Anchorage with Pilot i
Woodley. MarshoJl Gaffney was
accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
Rose Neilly, and ber son. Wil
fred. Mrs. Neilly , who has been
outside for medical attention,
while somewhat improved, is still
under the doctor’s care.
A special treat was bestowed
upon seventy-eight guests of the
Roust Airways when Pilot Prank
Whaley and Mechanician Harry
Nelson made sixteen sight-seeing
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PER TON CASH . $22.00. DELIVERER $28.00
OUR ANTHRACITE GOAL Is the highest quality hard coal
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Fixed Carbon 84.28% Ash 7.04%
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WHEN YOU TRAVEL, FLY IN OUR NEW
AND COMFORTABLY HEATED CABIN PLANES
FOR RATES, ANY PLACE, ANY TIME
GALL THE
ROUST AIRWAYS
BABES AT NOME AND CANDLE
trips over Nome last Thursday
afternoon shortly after the first
: Russian rescue plane had left for
I Siberia. The day was made to
order and most of the passengers
had the time of their life In first
seeing ... ome from the air. Their
apprcigtion of this kindness will
be heard for Si long time to come.
' This week will find' some more
hew advertisements and changes
of several regular ads that will
Interest all of Nome. Among
them is one for the Nome Chev
rolet Motor Company, a newly es
tablished garage under the direc
tion of Bud Harper and Cliff Al
iyn. Also there is one for the
Roosevelt Prosperity Ball, an an
nouncement for Ernest Ballsiger, a
call for bids' "On the construction
«»f several school buildings, and
last but not least a basketball an
nouncement fdr next Wednesday.
The readers attention is also call
ed to the names of the candidates
for the municipal and school
hoard election to bo held next
Tuesday, April 3rd.
NAT PLANE MOVEMENTS
March 2S. Pilot Brown left for
Fairbanks with tihe mail. Pilot
Vic Ross flew to Nome with Vic
tor Mickelson. Harry Knutson,
Wsilter Olavinovieh, bringing
mail and fr.leght with him.
March 29, Pilot Ross returned
to Fairbangs and Chester Brown
flew to Cordova with Manager Bill
Oliver and Dick Ortman.
ROUST PLANE MOVEMENTS
| March 24, Pilot Frank Whaley
flew to Fairbanks carrying mail
and express.
March 28, Frank Whaley left
Fairbanks with Norman Rolando
and Miss Kinselln as passengers
for Nome.
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NOTICE
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1 Notice' Is hereby g’ven that the
'Annual Municipal and School
' Board Election will be held at
the City Hall, Nome, Alaska, on
j Tuesday, April 3rd, 1034, for the
purpose of electing a Mayor, three
Couneilmen for a two year term,
a City Treasurer, a City Attorney,
a City Clerk, and one member of
I the School Board,
j Dated at Nome, Alaska, this
> 24th day of March, 1034.
! M. J. Walsh,
City Clerk
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Notice is hereby given that the
! animal Municipal and School
Board election, will be held at the
City Hall, Nome, Alaska, on Tues
day, April 3rd, 1034, and that
the following candidates have
been duly and regularly nominat
ed for the respective offices here
inafter set forth, and have com
plied with the provisions of Or
dinance No. 241 of the City of
Nome. ..Polls open at 8 am. and
close at 0 p.m.
For Mfcyor
REX F. SWARTZ
ED. TARNUTZER
For Oooncilmen
(Two Year Term) *
B. M. BUCKLEY
S. H. BURGH
DAVE GRAY
W. H. KOCH
D. J. LYLE
B. J. McCONAGHY
E. B. O’CONNER
ALBIN POISON
ANDREW BATHER
EDWARD 8EIDENVERG
For City Clerk
M. J. WALSH
For City Attorney
' LEROY M. SULLIVAN
For City Treasurer
I. S. STAN GROOM
For Member Nome School Board
(Regular Three Year Term)
MRS. W. F. BALDWIN
C. J. McGREGOR
M. J. Walsh
City Clerk
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There will be a meeting of (Re
Reil OroNc at the office of IH> |
Swartz, Monday, April fi, at 7 p.in. :
to elect officers of the Nome !
Chapter.
This is your Red Cross. A good
attendance is desired.
C. W. Thornton,
Chapter Chairman
To save wtjflng letters, mail •
copy of The Nome Nugget oh plane
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET j
VOTE FOR
OSCAR 0. OLSON
Of Cordova
CANDIDATE FOR
NOMINATION
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Treasurer
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