LOCALNEWS
ItKSIOYS OFFICE
District Attorney Leroy Sulli
van of the Second Division sent in
lm resignation some two weeks
aad, and will take up the practice
of law December ldt and will loc
ate in fhe NVT office, according to
an interview with the Nugget this
week.
MASK BALL DATE SET
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The Eagle Hall Commission an
nounces the date for their 33d
annual Mask Ball to be on Sat
urday, December 9th in the large
Eagle Hall. This event has boon
the opening gun of Nome social
season the population of Nome is
a'ways judged hy the attendance.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
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Last Saturday afternoon, from
2 to 5 o’clock, the young friends
of Bobby Lewis, gathered at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norvin W. Lewis, in honor of his
fourth birthday. The afternoon
was spent in playing games and en
joying refreshments. Those pres
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BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
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ent were; Bobby Lewis, jfoan
Hell enrich, Jimmie Smith, Jackie
Rynuing, Dorothy Hartford, Char
lotte Scott, Elizabeth Rude, Patsy
Walsh, Phyllis Roell, Patsy O’Far
rell, Bobby Moiie and Bobby Gore.
Pioneer Women Fntertai,,
The social dance and card party
given last Saturday evening at the
Pioneer Igloo under the auspices
of the Pioneer Women, was well
attended and much enjoyed by
those present* Progressive whist
opened the evening enjoyment and
at its conclusion the following
were presented with prizes; Mrs.
Alvin Polet, 1st prize; Mrs. O’Leary
2nd prize; Mrs. C. J. McGregor,
3rd; Mrs. L. Grant was given an
extra prize. For the men Charles
O’Leary won 1st, Mr. Shallet
2nd, Doc Pratt 3rd. Fol
lowing refreshments dancing was
indulged in.
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SALMON IS FISH
BUT NOT CODFISH
Inadvertantly the word salmon
was substituted for Codfish in the
display advertisement for A. Polet
in our issue of last Saturday.
Mr. A. Polet who has been fos
tering and advertising through the
Nugget the new items received
from time to time of the new in
dustries of this section, ordered a
shipment of codfish from Dutch,
Harbor which was received with
the last voyage of the Victoria and
i *8 now being sold at retail as well
as in kits, kegs or barrels.
NOTICE
| All Pioneers are requested to
, attend next meeting to be held
I next Wednesday, November 15tlx.
Business of importance. Dutch
; lunch and smokes will be served
| after the meeting.
FOR SALK
A Freemont Morse 4 h.p. engine
speeder for tram road in good con
dition. Inquire at Nugget Office.
i NOW IS THE TIME TO STORE
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j NOME HARBOR ACTIVITIES
SEASON 1933
All river and harbor work in
Alaska is under the direction of
the District Engineer, U. S. En
gineer Office, Seattle, Wash. The
I following is a resume of work at
'Nome, Alaska.
Ice (break-up preparatory work
started April 22nd. Pinal break
up and ice cleared from Harbor
May 26th.
After overhaul of pile driver
equipment a regular crew was en
gaged and work started May 10th
on back fill and completion of
north revetment near Dry Creek.
After completion of this work May
26th, driver was prepared for mov
ing to west jetty. June 4, the driv
er moved to west jetty where con
siderable repair work was necess
ary due to storm action during
season 1932. July 8, the driver
wsb again moved to east jetty
where false work was driven and
86 lineal feet of steel sheet pile
jetty completed. This work re
places the old wood jetty washed
out by ice during season J929 and
an addition to former jetty. Sept.
30th, the driving of 326 lineal
feet of steel sheet p'le revetment
from city dock eastward was
started, work completed Nov. 5th.
This replaces the former unsafe
section of the north revetment.
Dredging equipment was shipped
from Seattle to Nome during the
season consisting of a tug boat,
‘^Carpenter” three scows and
dredge machinery. During per
iods when driver was unable' to
operate the crew assembled a com
plete grapple dredge outfit on one
scow and " completed the super
structure for converting another
scow to a spoil side dump. Work
of converting the last scow to a
side dump will he completed next
season.
j Dredge started operations Sept.
124th and moved 4700 cubic yards
I of material and closed down dredg
|ing operat'ons Nov. 1st. All mat
erial was placed behind revetments
and inside new east jetty.
An average depth of six feet of
water in harbor channel was main
tained during the season. Depth
refers to mean lower low water
idatum. All work of pulling out
float ng equipment for winter s'or-»
age was completed Nov. 9th.
LOIS MORAN, A MODERN,
IN "MEN IN HER LIFE"
The story of a girl who thought
momentary bl'fis could last forever
is told in "Men In Her Life,” the
Columbia picture showing Sunday,
November 12, at the Dream Thea
tre with Lois Moran, Charles Bick
ford, Victor Varconi, Barbara
Weeks and others in the cast.
Lo's Moran turns sophisicated in
the role of a debutante who thinks
love should carry a dash of adven
ture. To stay at home and marry
the boy who has loved her since
•he carried her books to school
'for her, isn’t nearly romantic
enough. She must go out and
seek it. She meets a Count in
France and thinks he has all the
qualities of a white knight of ro
mance—to find h.m a deceiver of
the blackest hue. He steals her
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[money and her jewels and leaves
!her with the hotel bill to pay. As
she has just learned that the
Cavanaugh fortune no longer ex
ists, she is ii» as bad a predjca
■nient as a girl can possibly be in a
foreign country.
Then comes Charles Bickford in
the role of a retired New York
racketeer. He feels fate dealt un
fairly with him in not making him
a gentleman—that’s what he’d like
to be, and he • engages the mar
ooned American girl to guide him
through the do’s and don’ts of the
etiquette book. * And that’s where
romance really begins! While
the racketeer is learning to be a
gentleman the girl is learning
what it really takes to make one.
CITY BATHS
OPEN ONLY
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
.From lO a. n. to 10 p. m...
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDa/ NOVEMBER 12 7:15 and 9PM
MEN IN HER LIFE
WITH
LOIS MORAN A CHARLES BIC'KFORI)
ALSO
•*S O N G S E R V I C E”—WITH LEE MORSE
•*H O W‘ S MY H A B Y?" WITH MONTE COLLINS
Admission 55 cents including tax
TWO SHOWS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 7:15 A a
DIRIGIBLE
WITH i
JACK HOLT, FAY WRAY A RALPH GRAVES
ALSO
HCRKBN SNAP SHOTS
Admission 75 cents in chiding tax
ONE SHOW FRIDAY', NOVEMBER 17 AT 7:30 PM.
BRANDED
WITH
BUCK JONES
ALSO
•CAMERA 8 H Y"—WITH LLOYD HAMILTON
“THE D E LIVERY' BO Y"—A MICKEY MOUSE
Admieeloe 55 cents including tax
ONE SHOW SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 AT 7:#»
BY REQUEST
“WAY BACK HOME”
WITH
SETH PARKER
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•C I N D E R E L L A"—A KRAZY KAT
Admission 55 cents including tax
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