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LOCAL ITEMS
The case of assault charg
ed against Charles Lee.
which came for hearing be
fore City Magistrate Wal
sh yesterday, was dismiss
ed for lack of evidence, af
ter hearing witnesses testi
fy. Lee was charged with
having assaulted and struck
Miss Hilma Otten last Sat
urday.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service made a
flight in his Stinson plane
to the Noxadepaga section
in the Kougarok district
this morning with Joe
Skorik as a passenger and
a load of freight. Mr. Skor
ik expects to do consider
able prospecting and min
ing in that section between
now and spring.
The Lockheed Vega air
plane of the MAS is sched
uled for a flight either to
Anchorage or Fairbanks as
soon as weather clears to
the Eastward.
A letter received by Thos.
Gaffney, U. S. Marshal for
the Second Division, from
young Henry “Sonny” Ul
lrich, son of Mrs. Paul Ull
rich. old time Nomeites,
who left here about three
years, was a welcome news
letter from a former Nome
boy.
| Young Ullrich said he
and his mother were living
at Remus, Michigan, and
that he was going to school j
and getting along fine, play
ing basketball even more so
than when he was in Nome.;
He also said that this wint
er in the northern United
States was one of the most
severe of recent years.
Miss Margaret Ullrich, i
daughter of Mrs Ullrich, I
-FEB. CLEARANCE SALE —
DRESSES
Reg. $16.75 $18.50 Now $10.50
Reg. $13.50 $15.00 Now $8.50
Reg. $10.00 Now $5.00
COATS AND SWAGGER SUITS
Reg. $50.00 COAT—Size 20 Now 27.50
Reg. $35.00 COATS Now $19.50
Reg. $35.00 SWAGGER SUITS Now $19.50
-- Reg. $7.50 RAINCOAT Now $5.00
HATS
Reg. $600 NO’V $2.00
Reg. S4."0 NOW $1.50
Reg. $1.90 BERETS Now S .75
PAJAMAS
Reg. $2.25 BAI.BR'GGAN Now S1.50
Reg. 81.75 CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS Now S1.25
BLOUSES
Reg. $2.50 Now S1.50
Reg. S3.58—S1.00 Now S2.50
Rtg. $5.00 Now $3.50
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS
Reg. $1.95 Now $1.25
Reg. $3.00 Now $2.25
LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES & SMOCKS
Reg. $2.25 Now $1.38
MILDRED’S SHOPPE
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has been teaching a govern
ment school for the pas'
two years at McGrath or
the Kuskokwim river, hav
ing completed her teacher’s
course at the University ol
Alaska. Henry Ullrich saic
they were getting along
fine and kind of missed the
old Nomeites and sour
dough gatherings which
they used to attend ir
Nome.
Flight Of Nome
Basketball Team
Postponed 1937
Continued From Taae One
discussed and while it was
thought that sufficient mon
ey might be raised, the
time was too short for mak
ing a real active program
for support.
It was therefore allow
ed to remain in the cham
ber files with the promise
of active consideration next
fall and the assurance that
with the completion of the
new school building and
gymnasium at Nome, and
an adequate period of time
before the Carnival in 19
37, a championship Nome
team could be trained and
flown to Fairbanks to com
pete.
It was with appreciation
that the offer of the sports
committee of the Fairbanks
Ice Carnival was received.
It was believed, stated nu
merous ones, that the Fair
banks authorities were
more than generous in their
offer of two nights during
the Carnival and eighty
five percent of the gate re
ceipts.
However, Nome at this
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time is unable to send a
team to Fairbanks to this
i carnival, due to the above
stated reasons. An answer
was to be mailed Mr. Ner
iland immediately thanking
him for this kind offer, but
declining for this year, and
! hoping that Nome might
j be invited next year.
i Hospital Nome
! To Be Closed
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Down July 1st
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Reverend Norman Mc
i Cay, representative of the
Women’s Home Missionary
Society of the MeLhodist
Episcopal Church, in Nome
stated today that he had
been advised on orders
from the Society in the
States, to declare that the
Maynard Columbus Hospi
tal owned by the Society, *
would definitely be closed
down July 1, 1936.
Rev. McCay stated in an
interview with the Daily
Nugget, that numerous
causes influenced the board
of directors to decide to
close the hospital, includ-;
ing, the main reason that
there was not sufficient pa-1J
itronage and financial sup- .
iport to warrant the hos-i
pital being kept open.
With expenses running
along at normal, and with
ithe maximum patronage at!
the present time received
in Nome, it was impossible
financially to keep the hos- j
j pital from running into,
(debt, it was declared.
I The removal of this esta-!
blishment as a means of!
: hospitalization in the Nome
sector will be a serious
biow, to medical attention
and relief for all classes of i
people, it was evidenced;
| today, as information of the
; closedown was made pub-|
'lie.
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subscription to the Nome
Daily Nugget, ends Febru
ary 15th. Send in your
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SHEE FISH, Freshly Caught. This Fish
was caught in Kotzebue just a few days j
ago, and was brought here by Airplane.
It is delicious either, fried boiled or baked.
PETITE STEAKS —from the
filet of beef. For your Satur
day or Sunday dinner. Tender,
no bones, or waste Per lb. 60cts
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