NEWS ITEMS
The city council will not hold
its regular meeting tonight, but
instead will meet at 9 o'clock to
morrow morning
Edward Kungek, a native, ar
rested and charged with burglary
in a building, will come up for
examination before U. S. Com
missioner C. C. Tanner at 2 P.M.
Wedn sday.
Funeral services for the late H.
Brorsen were held this afternoon
at the Federated church, the Rev.
Vincent Widney officiating. It
will be recalled that Mr. Brorsen
was found dead in a cabin near
Taylor in the Kougarok section,
by his partners, recently, and his
body was brought to Nome for
burial. He formerly conducted a
watch repair shop in the Cavey
building before going mining.
The Bering Sea has finally fro
zen over and althou w; are still
without snow, sufficient for dog
team travel, the youngsters lost
no time yesterday and today in
getting on their skates and enjoy
ing this healthful sport on the ice
at B ring Sea in front of Nome.
G-us O'Leary and Elmer Tveter
left Nom? today via Wien Alaska
Airlines plane for the Alatna riv
er section, where they will carry
on prospecting activities. They
took with them a quantity of sup
plies. The Alatna is a tributary
of the Koyukuk river and heads
along the southwest slope of the
Endicott Mountains. Alatna is
north of the Arctic Circle and the
district is not overrun with pros
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pec'ors. We wish them luck.
Pilot Wien is expected to return
to the Nome base tomorrow.
United States Marshal Ben B.
Mozee announced the appoint
ment of Russell Maynard as Chief
Deputy U. S. Marshal, who enter
ed upon his official duties in the
federal building this morning.
Russell Maynard, who has been
connected with the publishing of
the Nome Daily Nugget with his
father, since the fire of 1934, has
severed his connection as mana
ger so as to devote his time to
his now duties.
Judge and Mrs. J. H. S. Morison
were in receipt Christmas Eve,
of a telegram from their daughter
Miss Edith Morgan Morison, an
nouncing that her marriage to
William Brooke Powell, would
take place at 4 P.M. Sunday, Dec.
26th, at the Methodist Church in
Seattle.
Nome friends of the young lady
wish them congratulations and
much happiness.
Christmas services at the chur
ches were greatly enjoyed this
year, and the attendance at all
the churches was extremely gra
tifying. Beginning with the Es
kimo Methodist church, conduct
ed under the leadership of Miss
Pearl Woodfin, the native services
were of a high order.
Midnight Xmas Mass at St.
Joseph's Catholic Church, read
by Father Concannon, was most
dignified and impressive, the sing
ing by the choir under the leader
ship of Miss Stubkjaer was great
ly enjoyed by the largest congre
gation, it is said, in 25 years. The
sermon by Father Concannon
was delivered in a masterful and
pleasing effect.
At the Federated Church last
night, the Rev. Vincent Widney,
as pastor, worship service was
given over to the excellent music
by the choir, under the leadership
of Lars E. Rynning, special solos
were also rendered, including a
reading.
Airplane News
A Pacific Alaska Airways mail
plane, Piloted by Jerry Jones ac
companied by flight mechanic Art
Martin, arrived Xmas day with
second class mail and express.
No passengers arrived.
The plane took off on its re
turn flight to Fairbanks Sunday
morning, carrying .mail and Jack
Seidenverg and Ralph Kraven
cuhk as outgoing passengers.
Another PAA mail plane arriv
ed Nome today from Fairbanks
with second class mall and ex
press. The plane was piloted by
Munson and left on its return
trip to Fairbanks shortly after its
arrival. There were no passen
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AFTER JAN. 1ST OUR OFFICES WILL CLOSE
ON SATURDAYS AT 1 P. M.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Just Received
LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE
FAMOUS SALT LAKE
WHITE FISH
BUY ENOUGH TO LAST A FEW DAYS
10 Popiul Lots 15c per pound
5 Pounds $1.00
Per Pound 25c
Watch for the opening date of our
Pre-Inventory Sale
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POLET STORES
gers coming or going.
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It was reported that the train;
[with first class mail was delayed;
in its arrival at Fairbanks and|
therefore missed the incoming;
mail plane today. However, the;
next PAA mail plane is schedul
ed to arrive Nome next Thursday
and will probably have first class
mail.
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A Mirow Air Service plane,
piloted by Jefferd. left for Coun
cil yesterday, picked up Clyde
Glass and A1 Doyle and transport
,ed them to some unknown desti
nation where they will carry on
prospecting work. The plane al
so made a second trip with a load
of supplies for their new camp.
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CHAS. CAVEY
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Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors. Win*
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FRONT ST. NOME.
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ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
ORCHESTRA MUSIC
AT THE NEVADA
Dancing to Orchestra Every Night Starting Xmas
Eve and Including New Year's Night
—10 P. M. To 2 A. M.
SERVICE OUR MOTTO
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