LOCAL NEWS
The Northwestern Alaska Fair
Association is making active pre
parations for the Reindeer and In
dustrial Fair which is to be held at
Nome on April 4, 5, 6 and 7. A
number of features will be added
this year and there will be is large
number of new exhibits from the
various parts of the territory. The
Baby Show and Children's Parade
which was such a success feature
of the last fair promises to be big
ger and better than ever before.
Practicing has already commenc
ed for the Amateur Entertaining^
Contest for which liberal prizes
are awarded.
The Household Economics will
be in charge of a graduate of that
department of the Alaska College,
at Fairbanks.
KFQD at Anchorage is broad
casting information regard'ng the
Fair to all parts of the territory
and as a result many inquiries are
pouring into the office of the Sec
retary of the Fair Association.
Location Notices. Powers of At
torney, Lenses, Deed*, etc., oe
anle at the Nugget Office.
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A WORD OF THANKS
TO THE PEOPLE OF NOME
I can testify that the two appeals
I that were made in the Nome Nug
' get on behalf of thlW Christmas at
the Pilgrim Springs, have not fall
en on deaf ears.
The peolpe of Nome have an
swered those appeals, as they have
always answered any appeal for
charity, ln% their usual generous
{way. This Mission of Pilgrim
'springs wishes to express its heart
jfelt gratitude to the people of
Nome for having made this Christ
mas a truly happy one.
This Mission also wishes to
thank the staff of the Nome Nug
get for giving these appeals the
valuable space in its paper.
We also express our thanks to
the devoted Pastor of St. Joseph’s
Church, Rev. Gabriel Menager, for
his interest in this Mission and
for ever keeping our interests be
fore the people of Nome.
Spec al thanks also must be ex
pressed to the Good Cheer Com
mittee for its very generous con
tributions.
And last, but not least, the peo
ple of Nome who have helped to
make our Christmas a truly happy
One, will unite with us, I am sure,
to thank those heroic men, who
have braved overflows, bare tun
dra, niggerheads and last but not
least the intense cold, to bring us
their presents and good wishes. Our
sincere thanks therefore to Messrs.
James Cassidy, Harold Sweet and
Alton J. Arrowood.
A word ofthanks also to those,
who by contributing either dogs or
sled, have enabled those men to
make the trip.
People of Nome, we thank you.
Pilgrim Springs Mission
per Peter L. Bal'useen, Superior
FUNERAL NOTICE
The funeral of Albert E. Wilson
will be held Sunday, Jan. 21st at
2 p.m. at the Federated Church.
AH Moose are requested to meet
at the Moose Hall at 1:80 p.m.
W. H. Koch, Secty.
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FIRST BASEBALL GAME
OF SERIES, WED. S4TH.
The first of the series of indoor
baseball games will take place
next Wednesday, Jan. 24th at the
Large Eagle Hell, 8 p.m. sharp.
The four teams have been practic
ing hard and are now in condition
to give a good account of them
selves. The hall will be well heat
ed and everything < is ready for a
big turnout of baseball fans.
The names of the players on the
four teams are as follows:
Commercials vs. Alaskans
A. Lomen, Sr. J. Gabriel
Ron Brousaou J. Kawasuk
A. Roberts F. Tatuk
K. Rude, Capt. A. Cabinboy
H. Lyng, Mgr. S. Moggs
F. .Larson A. Moggs
Hank Miller P. Amarok
M. Merrifleld J. Amarok, Capt.
A. Lomen, Jr. P. Larson
Russell Marchien M. Willoya
Ulrichson
Perry
Hanimon vs. Federal
A. Harris Allan Lee
Chuck O'Leary Harold Dill
C. Glavinovich Gene Marks
A. Rolando Eld Hager
G Boyd Chris O'Leary
G. Martin S. Rood, Capt.
A. Sather Jake Puisls
B. Cameron Pen T.yle
C. Mickelson Charlie Lee
A Shallet L. Dunbar
Ulrlckson Dick Lee
Umpires Lyle Nevins and Dr.
Rex. F. Swartz.
BASEBALL PRACTICE
Married Women 4 to S p.m.
.. Single Women 5 to 6 p.m.
Mondays and Wednesdays, Eagle
Hall.
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SAT PLANE ACTIVITY
Sunday, Jan. 14, Pilot 'Brown
made the round tTip to Un&lakleet
with Charles Traeger and two nat
ives.
Monday, Jan. 15, Pilot Brown
to Deering, Candle and Kotzebue
and return, carrying Mr. Glen
Briggs from Candle to Kotzebue
Mr. Warren Ferguson from Peer
ing to Kotzebue, Mr. Ernest Krin
by from Kotzebue to Nome and
Mr. Axel Pearson from Deering to
Nome. A capacity load on the re
turn trip was made up of the pass
engers named and a cargo of furs.
Tuesday, Jan. 16, Pilot Brown to
Salmon Lake with Joe Skorik & to
Dividson’s Landing, Pilgrim Springs
and return to Nome, bringing back
James Corrigan and John Fosberg
from the Springs,
Wednesday, Jan. 17, Pilot Brown
!o Ruby with capacity load of fur,
express and ma'l for Fairbanks,
remaining in Ruby overnight.
Thursday, Jan. 18, Pilot Ross
for Ruby with Miss Ruth Walsh
and Mr. Forsgren as passengers
and mall and express for Nome.
The load wsb transferred to the
Bellanca at Ruby aud brought on
to Nome by Pilot Brown. 7
. To save writing letters, mall a
copy of The Nome Nugget on plane
. To save writing letters, mall a
ropy of The Nome Nugget on plane
NEVA WHALEY
Dance
School
BALLET, TAP.
ACROBATIQUE
CLASSES BEGINNING
SAT.. JAN. 18, 1»84
CALL “DANCING SCHOOL”
FOR APPOINTMENTS
STUDIO AT
MOOSE HALL
SOVIET PLANE —
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EXPECTED NOME
According to wires received here
by local authorities It is learned
that a Soviet plane Is flying from
the ice breaker Sheluskin enroute
to Seward via Nome with two pass
engers Messrs. Bayevsky and Klp
yatsau. Authority has been grant
ed the plane and men to land in
Alaska. There was no date men
tioned as to when the plane would
leave the icebreaker.
NO T I e K
Notice is hereby given that Char
lotte Potter Howe that neither Bho'
nor the Studio and Art Shop in L
indebted in any way to Albert *
Mode, and that full settlement was
made to him in August, 1933, far
labor and services performed, and
that nothing has been owed to h!m ~
since then.
Nome, Alaska, January 13, 1934.
Charlotte Potter Howe
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