LOCAL NEWS
Pilot Brown took off today for
Deerlng with Mrs. Art Chamber
' lain and Is expected to return this
evening with jurymen and wit
nesses.
M. S. Good Hope arrived from
nbrth Thursday Sept. 7 and is
having a complete new gas engine
installed and will sail on the mid
dle of the month for northern
ports. «
The freighter Derblay of the
Alaska Line, wbich has been de
layed in discharging cargo at Kot
zebue by stormy weather, is sch
eduled to arrive Nome south
(bound, Sept. 12th.
Pilot Mirow hopped this morn
ing for Golovin with Mrs. Fager
strom and Peter Willock. Tha
plane continued on to Kotxebue to
bring witnese and jurors which
fcre expected to arrive this evening.
M. S. New York sailed for St.
Michael and Way ports Friday
at 3 p.m. with mail, freight and
the following passengers: Joe
Sullivan and J. Bush for Bluff;
K. Amerok, David Katonuk for
Golovin; Mrs. Arthur Triggs and
child for Egavik.
Frank Beeson, aged 55, for
many yeafg a respected resident
of Nome and vicinity, passed away
at the home of his sister in Los
Angeles. Death was due to drop
sy. He leaves a wife and one
child whose home is at Shaktoo
lik, some hundred miles east of
Nome to mourn his demise.
The S. S. Victoria of the Alaska
Lise, which was scheduled to sail
from Seattle for Nome Sept. 12th
has been changed to Sept. 14th.
The Victoria will call at Seward
enroute to Nome to pick up a
quantity of railroad material to be
used on the Nome Kougwrok tram
road, and which is expected to
give additional work to men now
out of employment. The Vic will
also call at Teller on this voyage.
Mr. Fred Ayer, who has been
manager of L«omen Brother's drug
store for the past few years, has
accepted a position with Keith Ro
berts and will be flying to Deer
ing on Monday. Mr. Roberts is
plahming extensive operations on
the Imachuk, and' Mr. Ayer will
be his personal representative
there. Fred Ayer is an old timer
i
here, having been manager of the
Wild Goose Mining and Trading
Company of Nome in the early
days, and will be able .to render
valuable assistance in this new
field. He will be greatly missed
in Nbme, where he has many
friends.
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The Arthur J. Baldwin is now to
the eastward where she is taking
on a cargo of reindeer meat for
shipment to the States, from both
Golovin and Egavik. She will also
carry a consignment of sled deer
to the' states for Santa Claus. The
Baldwin ’ is expected to depart
from Nome on Monday, taking
U.S. mail, freight and passengers.
She will leave Seattle On or about
October first on her third trip of
the season, calling at all ports
from Unalakleet to Teller.
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Mr. Ed Steffan who has been
associated in business at Kotzebue
for the past year, has accepted a
position with Lomen Brothers, Mr.
Steffan is a registered pharmac
ist, and for a period of years man
aged his <oiwn drug store at Au
born, Washington. Mrs. Steffan
■who arrived on the Baldwin from
KKotaabue was formerly Irene
Young, a Nome girl, and both she |
and Mr. Steffan have many friends
here who are delighted that they
have decided to cast their lot with
us. \
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At a regular meeting of the ;
Board of Directors of the North-1
western Alaska Chamber of Com- j
merce, held at iNome, on Septem- i
ber7th, the following resolution I
was unanimously adopted, and is j
herewith printed as submitted to
the Nugget:
••Resolve that the successful eff
orts of Hon. John W. Troy, Gov
ernor of Alaska, in obtaining allot
ments of Government funds for
carrying on work on the local roads
the tramroad and the hew Nome
aviation Held, are most highly ap
preciated by the residents of Se
ward Peninsula, and we know that
the residents of Nome and vicinity
ere especially grateful for the par
ticular allotment of 915,000 for
three local road projects in the
vicinity of Nome, which made it ;
possible bo give needed employ- j
ment to many of our older and ;
most valued residents.”
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SOCIAL* NOTKS
Mrs. Art Chamberlain lias been
a visitor in Nome the past week,
having flown down from Deerirg
w'th Pilot Hans^Mirow on Labor
Day. After visiting her many
friends here and finishing the nec
essary business she plans on leav
ig on the next plane for the nortn.
A delightful one o’clock lunch
eon was served at the home of
Miss Amelia Brunell Saturday af
ternoon, in honor of Miss Eileen
Walsh, who leaves soon by plane,
for the Alaska College at Fair
banks. The table was artistically
decorated with a large plane as
center piece and small airplanes
for place cards. Following the
luncheon Miss Walsh was present
ed with a lovely gift, a token from
the freinds gathered. Those attend
ing were Mrs Nels Swanberg, Jr..
Misses Grace Swanberg, Margaret
Rowe, Lorene Hagen, Elizabeth
Linaiberry, Eileen Walsh and Mary
Walsh.
Miss Aileen Spaeth, late of
Nome, was joined in Holy Wed
lock to Mr. Larry Burrows of Can
dle, Alaska, Labor Day, September
4th. Details of the wedding have
not yet reached Nome, but will
be published as soon as received.
One thing we did hear was that
they were well chivaried, that
evening.
Mr. Duncan McDonald and his
lovely daughter Mary Frances of
Candle, have been visitors here
for the past week. Mr. McDon
ald is here on business and also
to interest the A.R.C. in boosting
foir a landing field for Candle.
Mary Frances has been renewing
friendships with her many ^ittie
friends, and has been well enter
tained.
Judge and Mrs. Lieater Gore
moved recently to their new home,
the William Arthurs house, where
they are now receiving their many
friends.
A wonderful supper was served
to thirty four guests, last Wed
nesday evening at the summer
camp of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Weav
er. The event was in celebration
of Mrs. Weaver’s birthday. Fol
lowing the supper dancing and
cards wore enpoyed.
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Mrs. George McKay gave a
bridge luncheon Monday afternoon
at her home, honoring Mrs Lulu
Welsh, Mrs. Botcher, and Mrs.
Kenneth Rude, all who are leav
ing soon for the states.
A pleasant birthday party was
given in honor' of Caroline Mc
Lains fifth birthday, Sept. 6, at
the home of her parents. Nine
teen children participated in group
unr> circle games for two hours,
after which they enjoyed a birth
day teat in the play tent.
Thoae present were: Caroline Mc
Lain, Phyllis Roell, Charlotte
•Scott, Ellen Waldheim, Donald
Roberts, Georgia Wlaldhelm, Patsy
Walsh, Noreejj Walsh, Eleanor
Lomen, Arthur McLain, Frances
Waldheim, joan Johannson, Jane
Smith, Mary Margaret Roell, Eli
sabeth MoLain, Kathleen Walsh,
Marianne Mish, Mary Frances Mc
Donald and Marjorie McLain.
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REINDEER
Cut to order
by pound, quarter,
I
side or carcass
See Duffy or leave orders at Beni
Marche to be delivered to me. .1
propose- to kill three times a week
so as to have absolutely fresh
meat. Will also handle game, fish
and berries in season while they
last.
Prices will be right to salt the
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• e delayed la receiving the Satar
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wile at the Nngpet Office.
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