LOCAL NEWS
OLl> TIME FARMER DUS'NICK
(Contributed) •
The table woe all "set" with
knives and forks under the turned
over plaRee. The cups were turn
■ ed over too. A coal oil damp burn
«d on each end of the tatole, and a
bnnch of rotes, freeh from Aunt
Time's garden decorated the cent
er of the long table. In fact it
was made of two tables put to
gether and had a two Inch drop
where they were. Joined. The red
and white check table cover match
ed the roses. #
There was a big platter stacked
full of fresh com right out of the
garden In the back yard. Corned
beef hash boiled potatoes and fresh
sliced onion and beets in vinegar.
There wna all tho fresih cream
and milk we ceroid drink. Aunt
Tillie doesn't hare may dishes, so
we all took out oom cofbs to clean
our plates with, so -we could have
cream on our apple Pie. Aunt
Tillie makes the best coffee I ever
tasted ^
The guests arrived, on time as
they always do for dinner, and
brought presents, for it was Aunt
Tulle's birthday. Some brought
freeh vegetables and for the life
of me I could not see why, for
1 Aunt Tillie has a big garden of
her own. but I guess they didn't
have anything else to bring. Some
brought Jarred meat, kitchen
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aprons, flower and vegetable aeeds
One brought * each of seed pot
atoes all cut up ready to plant,
and moat of the pieces had more
than one eye too.
The meal 'being over, the women
started sewing blocks for two little
qullta, and Aunt Tlllie not saying
who they were for, but they are
for somebody in the neighborhood,
and not many farms either.
After the sewing was done the
womenfolk* all lent a hand to
clear the table and wash the dish
es, then sang songs, whtls Aunt
TIUle pdayed on the organ and
then we left In our hacks and
buggies for our homes. We all
had - chores to chore before it got
dark.
AUNT MARTHIK
Mrs. J.S. Stangroom gave on old
fashioned farm dinner Thursday.
The beautiful dining room was
transformed into a sitting room of
30 years ago. The guests were
dressed in the farm attire of that
period. Those present were:
Mrs. Bert McCarthy, Mrs. Judge
Gore, Mrs. Florence Calkins. Mrs.
Enrma Davis, Mrs. Bob Mackey,
Mrs. Edna Chrlstofferson, Mrs.
George Hellrtch. Mrs. Edna Hart*
ford, Mrs. Annie Stangnoom. Mrs.
Leroy Sullivan. Mrs. Dtok Rasll,
M'l-a. Ole Hay, Mrs. Harry Lomen
and Mrs. J.S. Stangroom.
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Announcement
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set CJSffTItAL AYR. HIGHLAND PARK. ILL.
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COMPLETE VINDICATION
FOR THE LOMEN8
Under date of February 15, 1933
the Office of the Secretary of the
Interior feat issued a bulletin en
titled "Surrey of the Alaska Rein
deer Service, 1931—33." This six
teed pace pamphlet bee been mail
ed to a great many citizens in
N6me and Northwestern Alaska. .
The report summarises the find
ings of the two special represent
atives who were seat into the Terr
Kory last summer by the Secre
tary, for the purpose of thor
oughly Investigating the many rein
deer controversies of the last few
iyanrs.
Charges against the Alaska Live
stock and Packing Company, a sub
aidary of the Lomen Reindeer Cor
poratlon, were started in 1930, but
. X
la the first time the Department of
the Interior has made an official
statement regarding Alleged irreg
ularities on the part of this com
pany.
The report quotes from the
findings of the Reindeer Commit
tee of 1931, as follows: ’•Private
capital has already contributed to
the development of the Industry,
and it should be afforded every
proper encouragement.” The In
tention is emphasised of attaining
an attitude of frlendUy mutual de
pendence on each other between
government supervisors, native
owners and private capital. The
personnel of the Industry is being
selected from among men familiar
with cattle and range practices,
and it Is bcSIeeed that this will be
of great benefit to the industry.
Ehocerpts from the report will be
printed in later issues of the Ntig
get as space permits.
None*
Notice Is hereby given that the
Annual Municipal and Schoolboard
Election will be held at the City
Hall, Nome, Alaska, on Tuesday,
April 4th. lOSS, and that the fol
lowing candidate have been duly
and regularly nominated for the
respective offices hereinafter net
forth and have complied with the
provisions of Ordinance No. 941 of
the City of Nome.
For Mayor
COLAS. H. CODE
<KD TARNITZER
AT. WRIGHT
For roudtoaa
(Reialw Two Year Term)
FRED M. AYER
ERNEST . BALSIGER
C. A. H. HAGEN
FRANK MARTIN
ALVIN A. POLET
EDWARD SKIDSNVKRG
For City CM
M. J. WALSH
For City Attorory
HTGH O'NEHxL
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1. A STANGROOM
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Aaaaal MuMpal rod Sekool
Board Baetlaa rffl ko kaU at tka
day. April 4tk. 1H1. tar tka
parpooa at aloetlpe * Mayor, tkraa
Attoraey, a City Cter*. aad ore
■ iartn of tka fltkaol Board.
Dated at Noam. Alaska, tkb SStk
day at Marek. IMS.
1U. WALSH.
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