LOCAL NEWS
Outgoing mail via plane for Seat
tle via N'ulato and Fairbanks leav
es Nome every Tuesday via Paa,
•cheduled service.
By request we are again print
ing the peom "The Shooting of
S. Kimoo." on page six. It U re
prnted by permission from the
M—Cl-**—M Eskimo News published
last Christmas.
Pilot Reeve took off yesterday
on hs return flight to Seward"!
He expected to land at Shakiooftk
and pick up Fran(t Beeson as a
passenger, who is ehroute to the
States foi>,nied1cal attention.
The warm spell which we of
Nome are enjoying h,as caused
some delay in the shooting of
scenes by the M-G-M for the Esk
imo. It actually rained in Nome
.during the night and untill it
freezes again, traveling via dog
team or afoot will necessarily he
hard
George Taggart, a former Nome
school Iwii, mow with the M-G-M
movie boat "Nantik". is paying a
visit front Teller this1 week. He
is the son of Mr and Mrs. Sam
Taggart. It will be recalled that
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his father was manager jhf thi
Pacific Cold Storage Co. ’ meat
markets in Nome in the early davi
later moving to Seattle with till
family. George ,is undecided at
to whether he will fly ou-tside 01
go bark to needier.
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Edna Chriatoffenson whii spend
some fen days visiting at Kot
zebue returned to Nome Thureday
via plane to carry on her writing
of stories and collecting data for
a book whch she expects to pub
lish later on. Edna has the honor
of being the first woman to fly a
piano in this section of Alaska.
Representatives Nets Swanberg,
A G Blake. George Helleriph, all
republicans and Tolbert Scott dem
ocra ic representative., plan to leave
Nome via NAT plane next Wednes
day enrouite to Juneau via' Fair
banks. They will look after leg
islation for this section, in con
junction with Senators Lomen and
Frawley.
The second trophy ...game of the
Pioneer soc.ial seri<>e was held
Thursday evening ' at the Igloo.
wlh.cn 1S games of progressive
w'hist were played, after w-hich
light refreshments were served,
winners of prizes for the best
players of the evening were award
ed to Miss Lillian Anderson, Mrs.
Garnet Martin and Mrs. Harvey
Grant; men’ winning prizes were
Nels Swanberg, Norman Rolando
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i and M J Walsh. The third of the
. trophy series will be held Feb
ruary 25th at. which time cards,
dancing and refreshments will be
the order of entertainment.
Jjlra. Dave Gray made a trip
to Pilgrim Springs via NAT plane
this week where she expects to
sfend some time recuperating from
cn a P ack of rheumatism
Senator-elect James Fnawley, ac
companied by Mrs. Fnawley. ex
pect to leave Nome for Juneau
via NAT plane Feb. ,15th. weather
permitting. -They plan to fly to
either Cordova, Valdex or Anchor
age via Fairbanks. Senator Fnaw
fey who was elected last fall as
a democrat ovar Senator Richard
Sundqulst, republican, plans to ar
rive at Juneau seveal days in ad
vance of the beginning of the
legislative sessions scheduled for
March 6th, as the opening date'.
Due to pressing business Senator
Frawley will probably return tq
Nome via plane as sooh as the
legislature adjourns
B. B. Mozee who lias acted as
General Superintendan,t of Rein
deer for Alaska for several years,
will lie replaced March first by
Lyman n S. Brewster. Mr. Mozee
has been requested to take charge
in the Kuskokwirn section but at
present his future plans are inde
finite.
To those of our readers who
have not become acquainted with
Mr. Brewster we will at it.his time
enlighten you as to who. whai,.
where and whence he came to our
shores: Mr, Brewster is a grad
uate of the University of Mont
ana. A.B., 1924; University or
Michigan L.L.B., 1928; was ad
mitted to the Montana Bar Ass
ociation 1928; came to Nome frciui
his home at* Bimey, Montana, last
July, as a field representative for
the reindeer department thru app
ointment by Secretary. Wilbur of
the Interior Department and has
been acting Nome Unit Manager
in the reindeer service.
Chief Deputy A.O. Brown of the
Marshal’s office returned to Nome
yesterday from an official trip to
Golovin and Haycock/. He reports
among other things that Mrs. Joe
Dexter at Golovin is very-ill; also
that Wallace Porter is expected
to arrive Nome about the middle of
next week on business. Other In
tcresting sourdough items will he
j published in newt week’s issue.
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Kn» iPICTURE JV F.XT FRIDAY?
Everyone knows the story by
Mark Twain of Tom Sawyer, and
also his youngeroter accounts of
Hucleletberry Finn. Well, next JF-ri
day, Feft>. 17th, the Dream Theater
l« allowing the dim "Tom Sawyer".
Included in the cast are Jackie
Coogan, Mitsi Green and Jackie
Searl. everyone one of them young
ster* who have played in films
for several years and who recently
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appeared in that talkie film “Skip
py”. This pi ture Is also a talkie.
It Is one of the greatest epics de
pleting a clear cross-section of ,
American boyhood fnd girlhood.
One deXtlnctlve characteristic of
the piobure 1b that it affords as
amusement and enjoyment for the
older "ydilngBters” as H does for —
the children. It Is a picture no one
should miss. There will be two per
formances, 7:15 and * p.m.
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