LOCAL NEWS
The Moose ladies will give a
hard times social at the Moose
Hall, next Saturday n'ght. Feb.
IT.
Monday being Lincoln's birth
day, February 12, all business
houses will observe the day by
closing their establishments $t
one p.ift. All public offices will
remain closed all day. The pubic
schools w 11 observe the day. it is
expected.
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A. Polet and Jack Divine who '
left Nome via plane for the
! States via Fairbanks Thursday,
[left on the train Friday morning
for Seward.
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No word had been received up
to the hour of golngto press as to
whether the NAT plane left Fair
banks for Nome today, but In case
't was delayed, it will be expect
ed Sunday, with mail,
Frank Messenger, wlioin it will
be remembered was. manager of
the AKIM activities in and around
Nome and Teller a year ago. In
the filming of the “Eskimo" wish
es to be remembered to all h's
friends in this section and wish
es them all a prosperous and hap- 1
Py New Year. He also states in
a post card dated from Tokio,
DOUBLE HEADER
BASEBALL GAMES
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At Eagle Hall J
WEDNESDAY,FEBRUARY 14
AT 8 P. M.
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Alaskans vs. Commercials
Federals vs. Hammon
Admission Adults 50cts.
Children 25cts.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Japan, that he is going to Kobe,
Shanghai Nanking, Peping, Hong
kong, Borneo and Ind a, now be
ing engaged in taking scenes for
throe more pictures.
Elsewhere in th's issue will be
found the advertisement of the
Nome Machine Shop, Messrs. Wal
ter Slack and Barney Crosby hav
ing taken over the machine shop
formerly conducted by W. H.
Sturrtevent o^ first avenue west
Their aim is “Satisfied Customers”
and with this end n view ask for
your patronage. Considerable new
cqu'pment will also be brought in
on the first boats to make the
shop more complete an up-to-date
in every way. These men have
had years of experience in the
states as well as Alaska, and know
their stuff.
HOSPITAL NOTES ^
Chas. Mason Is still con fined to
his roni, but is reported us about
the same today.
Mrs. Florence Preston's condi
tion is said to be about the same
as last week.
George Martin,* the young son
of Mr. ami Mrs. Carnet Martin,
who was operated on the early
part of the week for appendicitis
is getting along nicely today.
Henry Conrad who is suffering
from a stroke, shows flight im
provement.
Henry Walker and Bill Tolief
son are reported to be about the
same as reported about a week
ago.
Bjorne Olson is sojourning at
the hospital. having caught a
slight cold,
Harold Stokes who has been con
fined, witha broken arm was able
to depart for his home today.
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Mr. Willet is an inmate having
sustained a sprained back.
NAT PLANE MOVEMENTS
Feb. 6, Pilot Brown made a
direct flight in the Bellanca to
Kotzebue with Father Gabriel
Menager, deputy marshal 'Joe
Crabtree and Mis. Florence Kurth
as passenegers. He returned the
same day with Mr. Crabtree, Mrs*
Kurth and two additional passen
gers from Kotzebue.
Feb. 8, Pilot Brown flew to
Fairbanks iu the Bellanca with
A. Polet and Jack Divine as pass
engers enroute to the outside, and
with mail and express.
Feb. 9 Pilot Brown flew from
Fairbanks to Stevens and return
ed to Fairbanks.
Pilot Bosh has been occupied
for the past two weeks in hand
ing a charter trip to Yukon and
Kuskokwlm river points. He was
CHURCH NOTES
PHDHRATHD CHURCH
Neman MoQay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Craping worship at 7: If p.m.
Evening worship centering in the
consideration of the Life and
Worh of Abraham Lincoln.
This ip a church of the people.
Those holding all shades of de
nominational beliefs worship to
gether. A most cordial invitation
ip extended.
WKEHOU8T EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Norman MoCay, Pastor
Mias Dorothy M. Russell, Deaconess
v 11 A.M. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church In
Club House.
5 p.m. Evening worship for all
ages.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays
Sunday School at 9pm.
n St. Michael and Ml. Village,
Tuesday.
Pilot Kirkpatrick, after caring
for some of the Fairbanks busi
ness an account of the absence of
Pilot Ross from that base, re
turned Tuesday to h's own base
at Cordova in the Stinson Junior.
n AKKRA LI, ' .
The Alaskans won their third
game in the series of seven game#
over the Federals. The game was
close but the Alaakans got the
jump in the first and held the
Federals down and won by a score
of 14 to 9. Both teams played
such a carefQll game that there
was hardly any fast action. The
game took one hour. Umpires
were Or. Swartz and Lyle Nevlns
and scorekeepers Atvln Polet and
Doc. Pratt In both games.
Alaskans vs. Federal*
A. Mogga. .1 1) Chris O'Leary, rs 1
F. Tetuk, 1 b R. Lee. 3 h .
J, Kawasuk. p S. Rood, Is j
M. Willoya, rs L. Dunbar, If ,
J. Oabriel. r H. Dill, p j
P. Amarok, 2 *h B. Hager, 2 h >
P. Larson, rf (5. Marks, 1 b j
J. Amarok. te A. Lee, r i
A. Cablnboy, If C. Lee.,, rf |
Alaskans 2 2 >0 0 3 3 4 — 14 J
Federate — 0 3 0 0 3 1 2 — 9 j
The second game between the j
Hanimon and Commercials was all j
give and take. The Haninn start
ed out with a bang hut steadily
lost- to the ‘ Commercials. This
game was not played so tightly |
and was fn 11 of excitment. It took !
one-hour adn fifteen minutes.
Hamilton vs. . Commerriuls j
(ilavinovich, rs H. Milter, rs
A Rolando, 1 1> Merrtfieltl. If
Sather, 2 b K. Rude. 2 h
Chuck O’Leary* P A. Louicq, c
(ius O'Leary, 3 b H. Lyng, 3 b
A. Harris, c A. Roberts, jf
U MickcLsou, la F. iMrsort, |s
O. Boyd, If K. 8eid«*nv«rg, 1 r>
CameroK, rf, B. Lehmann, p
Hamnion — 31000 It - ||
Com'lg — 0 1 O’ ( H -T- H
The next game is between the
Alaskans and Commercials and the
Hammon and Federate, Wednesday
Feb.. I*, at 8 p.m. Largo Eagi9
Hail. Admission SO cents.
KOTH'R
WE WILL BE OPEN
FROM I TO «
EXCEPT 8LXOAV
TUX APRIL 1ST
thk studio Axrr art shop
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
| MIXERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
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NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Ranking Business
Comtnctcd
Checking Account* Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
I Wo Solicit Your Business
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Yellowstone 1
Corn
%
NO. a TIN
15 «-tH.
Rosedale
. -,..J.. .'
Cut Beans
NO. a TIN
15 ct*.
r Seaport
Y O Peaches
SO. 3H T1X
30 rtn.
All Pure* Milk
S3.7.% I* Kit CASK
12 CANS FOR SI.00
WOMEN’S WAITERS
FLEKSK LINED.SNAP FASTENER WITH
ADJUSTABLE BUCKLE
MEDIUM AND LOW HEEL BLACK AND TAN
WARM AND SMART LOOKING
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A REAL BARGAIN AT
$2.75 per pair
Leg of Mutton
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37 its. PKR LB.
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Beef Tongues
80 cts. PER LB.
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Frozen
Salmon Trout
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Fancy Friers
20 cto. PER IJB.
00 ct«. EACH
STORK HOURS — 8:80 A.M. TO 6:80 P M.
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices