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Airplane News
Nome Airport
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways mail plane arrived
this morning with first and
second class mail from Fair
banks, pilot Robbins at
the controls. The plane
took off on its return trip
to Fairbanks after a short
stay with outgoing mail and
Mrs. Neva Whaley as a
passenger.
Chester Brown piloting
an NAT plane made a
round trip to Teller yester
day with Fred Milligan and
Doctor Charteris. The lat
ter to attend the case of
Mrs. Mattick who is ill at
Teller.
Today Pilot Brown made
a trip to St. Michael, to
bring to Nome Pauline Ball
who it is expected will en
ter the hospital here for
treatment.
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Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service arrived
Nome this morning from
Fairbanks via Koyukuk
Station. He had as a pass
enger Mrs. Chas. L. Calkins
who is returning to Nome
to join her family here af
ter attending the sad and
unexpected funeral of her
husband in California.
Dominic Venetti who op
erates a trading post at
Koyukuk Station, was a
round trip passenger to
Nome on this trip.
Pilot Hans, took off again
shortly after noon today
for Fairbanks. He had as
passengers, Mrs. Mirow,
Dominic Venetti and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Maynard.
The Mirows and the newly
weds will take in the Fair
banks Ice Carnival.
LOCAL ITEMS
Mesdames Carrie McLean
and George Walhelm are
hostesses to the Federated
Church Ladies Aid Society,
Friday, March 7, at 2 p.m.
at the Nurses home. New
and different pictures will
be shown Kindly bring an
extra 25cts.
You want to know the
news, the other fellow
wants to know what you
know, and the Nugget
wants to know what you
all know in the way of
news items, so that the
other fellow will know
what you know, and what
the other guy knows and
what we know, all in all, if
we work together we will
all know what the other
guy knows.
2nd Roundup
Of NDRA Is
Completed
The second Roundup of
.he Nome Douglas Rein
deer Association was com
pleted yesterday under the
supervision of the local Na
tive Board of Directors.
The drive consisted of ov
er 2000 animals brought in
to Nome from the Flambue
and Eldorado sections.
The slaughtering took
place at the corrals at Fort
Davis. The number killed
was about 225.
The number of maver
I
icks marked is estimated at
over 1000 as the tallies are
still down at Fort Davis,
the actual figures could not
be obtained.
This herd will be driven
back at once to feeding
grounds, and upon the re
turn of the herders, which
should be within the next
4 or 5 days, the sled deer
which are being used in
this drive will be available
around Nome, for drives
and picture taking. Any
one desiring to avail them
selves of this opportunity
may do so by getting in con
tact with either Norman
Lee of Bob Omak in the ab
sence of James Brandon
who is out on the range
driving to Nome another
portion of the Nome Doug
las Herd, from the section
West of Nome around
Penny River and Sinrock.
The Board of Directors
stated that in the event Mr.
Brandon is further delayed
there will be no slaughter
ing as the season is too far
advanced and there will be
damage inflicted to the herd
owing to fawning season.
Richard Field Lewis Jr.,,
and Marion Lady were mar
ried recently at Piedmont,
California. Mr. Lewis is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Lewis of Juneau and the
bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Ernest Stuart._
PHYLISS
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Upon Return From
Fairbanks
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■ SCOOP" MAYNARD &
PHYLLIS TURNER
MARRIED TODAY
Mrs. Katherine Turner
today announced the wed
ding of her daughter Miss,
; Phyllis Turner to Mr. Rus
; sell G. Maynard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. S. Maynard.
Miss Turner conducts the
Phyllis Turner Beauty
Shoppe here, and Mr. Rus
sel Maynard is associated
with his father in the pub-|
lication of The Nome Daily:
Nugget.
The marriage which took
place at noon today, came
as a pleasant surprise to
their many friends in
Nome. Shortly after the
ceremony, which was offic
iated at by the Rev. Nor
man McCay of the Metho
dist church, the happy cou
ple hopped aboard the Mi
row Air Service, “Honey-,
moon Air Express”, and
were whisked away to Fair
banks where they will
spend their honeymoon,
taking in the big Ice Carni
val there.
The maid of honor was
Miss Mildred Maynard and
Mr. Alvin Polet acted as
best man for the groom.
Only members of the fam-|
ilies attended the marriage, i
The newly married cou
ple expect to return after a
short time spent in Fair
banks and will be at home
to their host of Nome frie
nds at an early date.
An invitation to represent
the Juneau Women of
Mooseheart at the forth
coming Mooseheart Alum
ni Association Dinner in
Washington, D.C., has been
sent to Delegate A. J. Dim
ond. The dinner is one of
the features of the Pilgrim
Governor’s annual session,
to be held at the Mayflow
er Hotel.
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Cavey’s Bakery
OPEN FROM 6 A.M. TO 1 A.M.
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
Dream Theatre
FRIDAY
ONE SHOW 7:30 P.M.
“DECEPTION”
WITH
LEO CARRILLO
DICKIE MOORE
BARBARA WEEKS
THELMA TODD
A PICTURE OF THE WRESTLING GAME
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