LOCAL NEWS
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Out of respect to the funeral of
former President Calvin Coolidge,
all federal and municipal offices re
mained closed to business today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Underwood, em
ployees of the Midnight Sun Bak
ing Co., were airplane passengers
to Fairbanks Monday via NAT
_plane, enroute to Seattle.
A meeting for election of officers
of the Nome Kennel Club has been
called for Monday evening at the
Citiy Hull, at which time th$ club
will commence its winter activi
ties of dog racing. A large atten
dance is requested.
Attention of readers is called
to A Polet's advertisement on page
six, wherein the Polet’s Stores
announce a new “profit sharing j
plan’' which is to stimulate cust-,
oraer buying at his store and
sharing in profits. You are re
quested to drop in and take ad
vantage of this remarkable plan.
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A. V. Cordovado, well known In
machuk mining man, was an out-i
going passenger via NAT Plane this
week to Fairbanks enroute to
Chicago on business in connection
with his mining interests. He
will return on the first boat in
June providing he does not return
via plane before the breakup seas
on, to be on hand when the mln
ng season opens.
Jack Seidenferg, clothing mer
chant of Nome, left for Seattle
via NAT plane Monday. Mr. Seid*
enverg is on a business trip and
will return with a new and upto
date stock of" merchandise on the
first boat,, after navigation opens.
During his absence W H Koch j
will be in charge of the store.
Russell Howe- was an outgoing
passenger on an NAT plane bouhd
for the states via Fairbanks. Mon
day. Mr. Howe besides tending to
some important business matters
in the states, will alto go to the
Boeing Aeronautical School in Cal
ifornia to complete his course In
aviation, in which be has already
served several months.
Tile first of a aerie? of trophy
whist games will take place to
night at the Pioneer Igloo under
the auspices of the Pi neers. The
social will comment* with cards
and be followed late* by refresh
ments and , dancinr. ^The i loneer
tocials are always Rooked forward
to with "great intere*' oy the sour
doughs and cheechacebr during the
winter period. The Nome Orchestra
of six pieces will itdrnlsh music
lor the dance.
Wien Airways
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FREIGHT LOADS AND I/ONG DISTANCE FLIGHTS.
17 $4 Cent* per Passenger Mile with 50 Lb*. Baggage Free
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. The funeral of the late John
Hoyar, old time sourdough who was
recently burned to death In a cab
in at Deerlng, and whose remains
were brought to Nome via plane
this week, will take place at the
Federated church at 1:80 * p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 8th. The Masonic
lodge of which he was a member
will have charge of funeral ar
rangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roust of
Candle, spent a tew daps In Nome
this week on business and alas
for medical attention for Mrs.
Roust. They made the trip via
PAA plane and returned to their
home and newly constructed road
fiouse Thursday, via Teller, Shiah
maref and Deerlng. The many Nome
(friends of this popular couple
wish that their stay could have
been prolonged.
James Allen Hamilton, intent
son of Mr. and Mr9, Royce Ham
ilton of Sinuk carried out the fam
ily tradition when he was baptised
in the Federated church Christ
mas morning. His father Was' bap
tised in the same church in the
early days. The baptism was fol
lowed by the presentation of the
Christmas story in drama by boys
and girls of the Sunday School
under the direction of Mrs. Leroy
Sullivan. A liberal offering jbr the
building funds was given by? a lar
ge congregation. Mt
Among visitors in. Nome during
the New Year period were Frank
Messenger and Bob Roberts of the
M-G-M movie colony of Teller,
where the filming af the “Eskimo”
is being carried out. Pilot Joe
Crosson, and Traffic Manager Lee
of the Pacific Alaska Airways, Fair
banks base, spent New Year’s eve
and were given a taste of Nome’s
hospitality. Pilot Vic Boss of the
Northern Air Transport, Fairbanks
base, who is a former Nomeite,
arrived in time for the Barn Dan
ce at A B Hall. All were Welcome
visitors and Nomeites were only
sorry that their visit was of such
short duration.
Herbert Greenberg, the grand old
man of the North Country, took
passage on an NAT plane for Fair
ibaks this week, enroute to Seat
tle on business matters. Mr. Green
Ibhrg was for many years associat
ed in the mercantile business at
Nome and latpr at Candle with
the firm of Robinson and. Green
berg. the buslines having been dis
posed of to the Lomen Commercial
Co., about two years ago. Mr. Green
berg is also interested in mining
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activities at several outlying sec
tions on Seward Peninsula and is
a half owner In the famous “.Bes
sie Bench" on the third beach line
at Nome, and expects to extract
another fortune from this famous
mine in the near future when
It will be remined by the latest
methods.
The maid of a well-known stage
dancer reported that she could
not find the artist's costume al
though she had hunted high and
low for tt. £ •
WOMEN BABKBALL PLAIVM
ATTENTION!
A ««***»* of ML women, mar
ried aad single, to enUed far
Monday nmtof, dan. fth, at •
p.tn., at the email Eagle Hall, far
the purpose of dtecaMin* haaeball
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BASS8AI4L, PRACTICE
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BASEBALL
EAGLE HALL, 8 P. M.
WEDNESDAY JAN. II
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Alaskans vs Federals
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Commercials vs Mammon
- Admission Adults , 50 cents
Children school age 25 cents
PROFIT
vr Plan
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