tELIM
Special Nugget Correspondence)
March 23
Elim went on record again this
ernoon with its third annual
ool board election, and the fol
rfng persons were elected to the
lowing offices for thb ensuing
it; President, Misha Charles;
>rk, David Saccheus Jr.; and
iant officer, Lonrle Daniels.
Fred Walker and_wife from
ifte Mountain were visitors In
m today, and we are glad to
Welcome them into our village, as
lije used to be a teacher for the
tJ. S. B. ol E. and helped to
4|Uld our school house here In
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' Charlie Blatchford and wife are
visitors in Elim today, they are
from Golovin.
Paul Nylin of Elim is spending
Mine time at the ho>t springs back
Wt Elim this week and as Paul is
Mffering from a severe cough we
|Hpe that he gets some relief from
visit to the springer*
‘ Fredolph Saccheus of Elim who
Ms been ill with rheumatism since
, Ifept fall Is at the hot springs and
||i recovering nicely, and is able to
|Aklk around again, the first to
Mto-unt to anything since last fall,
si. Mr. Rose Kinney, Superintend
ent of the Road Commission and
■•'Wk driver John Bogan, were guests
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at tbe roadhouse this week and
Vhey paid a very aceeptaihle visit
to the teachers, and was enjoyed
Iby them; they have been on an in
spectlon trip to the Kotouk and
were on their return trip , They
made the! trip from Selawik to
Elim in six days.
Many of the people form Klim
are in attendence at the confer-:
ence held at Unalakleet this week
by the Swedish Evangelical mis
sion, those going from Elim were
Johnnie Kotmigan and wife, Jul
jius Pleasant and wife and two
'children, Mabel and Esther Mur
iry ahd’Erederick and Eve Nylin.
! The men who are at home this
|week are hunting seals and are fair
jly successful in capturing them to
gether with some Oogrook, which
serves them for both food and
Iboo/ts.
| The meil arrived in Elim yestcr
dajT with Mlseha Charles on the
i handle baTs, asid will go on to
Golovin in the morning.
' Marion Murry ’had an acute at
tack of pleurasy yesterday, but is
on the mend today as the attack re
sponded readily to the remedies.
About two inches of snow fell
here yesterday and last night, mak‘
tag the trail better than it was
on the land.
Dr. Swartz made a trip to Elim
latit Saturday in an NAT plane
with Pilot Pollock and they stop
ped at White Mountain on their
return trip.
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L.E. .Robinson and son made a
trip to Koyuk in three days from
Nome stopping at Elim ever night
on the 21st and left the next
morning for Koyuk, where he
plans a stay on business for a few
days, when he will return to Elinfr
for a visit inspe-dting school in
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Howard Lyng and Max flotts
chalk were here also this week on
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CHURCH NOTES
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FEDERATED CHURCH
Itev. p G Forrester
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 pm. ,—
Organ Music.
Solo: ‘Open the (Sates of the
Temple,” Mrs. Luther Dunlbar.
Children's story ;
Sermon: “The Triumphant Jes
us!’’
CALM SUNDAY
Calm Sunday, the Sunday of the
Triumphal Entry of Jesus into
Jerusalem, will be observed at ithe
service at the Federated Church
tomorrow evening. Mrs. Dunbar
vill sing “Open the Gates of the
Temple.” The seimon will deal!
with a phase of the message of!
Jesus which is as modern in its*
meaning for the nan and woman I
of 1933, as the latest appliance I
for !m automobile.
"It is -'time that the dissatis-j
lied sophisticated ‘Intellegentsia’
awakened to a knowledge of the j
'reatHy~'oT~Ldve “and the deepness
and ramifications o^ its hold upon !
even the unsuspecting soul. The!
mysterious realities which are des
cribed, praised and sung about in ■
religious institutions, and people
are latent ’ in every human being
stnd the ability to pi“he them his
own within the possibility of every
sptil." For him who needs, there
is a God who cares.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Itev. Father Edward Budde
NT. JOSEPH’S CHUIM'H .... |
The following is a program of!
the special services at St. Joseph’s
Church during the coining week.
Tomorrow—Palm Sunday, bles
sing pf Palms at 11 am.
Sunday and Wednesday—usual |
Lenten evening services at 7:30
p.m.
Holy Thursday—Mass at 7. Ad
oration of the Blessed Sacrament
during the day. Evening services
at 7:30 p.m.
Good Friday—Morning services
at 8:30. Afternoon service for
children and others at 2:30.
At 7:30 pm, Special service ap
propriate to the commemoration of
Christs agony and death on the
cross.
Holy Saturday—Ceremonies be
gin at 7:30 followed by mass.
Confessions, Wednesday evening
and Saturday afternoon and even
ing. ’ i
Easter Sunday Masses in the
large church at 9 and 11. The
latter will be a High Mass for
which the choir has 'been pre
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paring special music for some time.
You will naturally wish to as
sist at some religious worship
during this sacred season and on
Easter Sunday you are all cord
ially invited to attend the Cath
olic services.
M. A CHURCH
W. P. BtJdwtn, Pastor.
11 A. M. Morning Worship end
Sabbath School.
7 P. M. Evening Worship.
Good singing.
The British Royal Air Force la
experimenting with ground oata
pult to launch airplanes at flying 1
speed without requiring long runs. ■
Damage by soot In the United
States has been estimated at $15
annually for each resident of the
country. 1
Teller
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
March 25
Mi s Metta Muller is visiting in
Nome.
Captain Hanson left the first of
the week for Igloo and the springs.
Father Vnllobrant is spending
several days in Teller.
The hundred per cent spellers in
school last month were Wilbur
Tweet and I>olly Blatchford.
Paul Stafford Jr. Is still absent
from school due to sickness.
REINDEER GROWER’S
CONVENTION, AT TELLER
APRIL 20, 21, 22
Purpose:—This convention is ar
ranged primarily for the formation
of a better reindeer program for
the Teller Unit for 'he coming
year. Our-meeting will be along
the same order as last year, mak
ing plans for round-ups, market
ing, herding, grazing and taking
up problems concerning the rein
deer business in general.
Representatives:— Delegates
from various reindeer organizations
are expected to represent their
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company alt this convention.
Sports:—-Prizes will be awarded
the winners of the following Tel
ler Unit Reindeer Speed Race,
Pack Reindeer Races, Eskimo Dan
ce, Blanket Tossing, Ladies, Men’s
and Children's I)og Races, Ladies
and Men’s Ski Races. A group of
contestants from each village may
compete in the Eskimo dance. A
trophy will be awarded the winning
village. Sports Coim,mi)ttee: J. I.
Anderson, (’has. LeVan and Edgar j
Tweet.
To, visitors:—A tent or building,
stove and fuel • for cooking and
reindeer moat will be provided
native visitors. Due to limited
amount of room in native homes i
in Teller visitors are requested to |
bring sleeping tents and camp eq- !
uipment. Reception Committee: j
Jennie Thompson, Olive Daniels '
and Irene Okibeak.
Amusement:—- Entertainment
programs for three (lays will bf
arranged, people of Teller Unit j
participating. Entertainment com- |
mittee:Mrs, T.A. Peterson, Mrs. J.
Anderson, Mrs. E. Tweet and Mrs.
P. Stafford.
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April 20th, 9 am. Delegates’
conference. 1:30 pm, General
meeting. 7:30 pm, Entertainment
program.
April 21st, 9 am. Delegates'
conference. 1 to '5 pm. Teller j
Unit Reindeer Race, Men’s Dog (
Race ’ and Blanket tossing. 7:30 j
pm, Eskimp Dance and Village *
contest for trophy.
April 22nd, a m., Delegates |
conference. 10:30 to 12 pm, Mens
Ski Race, Pack Deer Race and
Childrens Dog Race. 1 to 6 pm,
Ladies Dog Race and Sled Deer
Race. 7:30 pm. Stunt night—
Social Evening.
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Kotzebue
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
March 19
NOME NUGGET
Pilot Bill Grahin arrived here
yesterday with mechanic George
Latblin and freight. from Nome
ind Deering.
Pilot Graham is leaving for
handle and Nome today _
Yesterday was the most exciting
lay we had. The election for *
school board which was held yes
terday proved there was more
rotes oast than ever was known ,
here in Kotzebue. Mrs. Walter
1. Dowd and Wm. Southward were
Tinning for the School Board, Mrs.
Dowd got thirty six votes And Wm
Southward, twenty. Fifty-six votes
were cast in Kotzebue yesterday. ,
April 4
The Pacific Alaska Airways are ■■
<ept quite busy yet with the MGM
Pilot Jones and Mechanician., t
3aier and Bassett are going to t
vouifc and Teller today fc get more j
’reight for MGM.
Samuel Goodhope came from
Deering yesterday with Harry i
Strong who went over with Pilot i
I Win. R. Graham to go to.. Noni«
•but had to stop at Deering on
' account of small accident to the
ilanding gear. Strong reports that
loraham is still waiting for the
parts of his plane.
A dinner party was- given at
Morlanders in honor of Me. Dowd
who is commissioner now. On the
cake was written in big letters
“Judge Dowd,’’
Henry Cdppio die Post-master
and Paul Davidovics have been on
the sick list this week. Both giro
recovering.
Archie Ferguson came dawn
the other day from Selftwick. Mr.
Ferguson was going to Nome but
he couldn’t go on account of his
health. He is going back to Sel
awick this morning by dog team.
Mr. and Mrs. , Mendenhall and
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mills are all
visitors from Deering.
Richard • Gallahorn who escaped
from the the drifting ice that 'i
seal hunters are drifting out on
a cake of ice. Nothing has been
heard of then yet.
CANDLE
(Special Nugget Correspondence.)
Candle, Alaska
March 16
Pilot Pollock stopped here bring
ing Boris Magids. They only stay'
ed to gas up and left for Nome.
Candleites are expecting a big time
Saturday night as a barn dance is
on. Any outlying towns folks
wishing to\drop in for any of our
dances or card parties are welcome
The more the merrier.
On account of the present bad
weather the Laiblln and Graham
plane was unable to take Mrs.
Belandi and baby to Kotzebue for
treatment for the baby. However,
after wiring Doc Smith and recelv
ing' instructions the"baby is better
and everything seems going nicely
nothing serious.
Last week two of our illustrious
families took their many horse
powered tractor and overland ex
press wagon and started for Qua
rtz Creek to look over and get
ready for operatons to open up.
More power to F. Warsing and
the Honorable* R. N. Sundquist.
Much waiting for the weather to,
break resulted In many farewell
dinners and much hand shaking
but finally the hardy financiers
were under way.
Chas. Evern who had proceed
ed them out via dog team was no
doubt anxiously J awaiting them
with the usual sourdough welcome.
Its a marvelous country in the tini
her so they say.
Quite a lot' of snow lias fallen
here laltely, better than never.
We are very dependant upon the
water here for summer operations.
No water no work. No work, no
eat. So It bolls down to the
usual trend of affairs. Many Cand
leites have taken tickets foj; the
hig river break-up and here’s hop
ing they get more than just a
headache for overtaxing the brain.
That’s a good one for Doc Knut
son. aL Anchorage, bring it up some—
time Doc. Several here have
friends anxiously awaiting word
from them. Here's hoping no
news is good news.
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For home or office use a port
able electric humidifier has been
made to resemble an ornamental
rase harmonizing with other fur
nishings. ,
Argentina has required all steam
locomotives, elecric trains and rail
;ars traveling at night to be equip
5d with electric headlights.
Spring lock washers are attached
:o recently invented nuts so that
bey will not be forgotten Wh9n
he nuts are attached to machine_
iry bolta.
Tennis balls have been invented
n England that are coated with
i phosphorescent substance that
na>kes them luminous for games
>layed after dark. )
With a new ga$ broiler for
:able use heat is applied to both
tides of a piece of meat at once
ind at the same time warms a
?lalte beneath its grids.
Germans have developed a pro
:ess for converting coal Into fer
illiers. .»