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LOCAL NEWS
The Lomen Commercial Company
moved into its inside offices Satur
day, from their main offices located
in their large office building oppos
ite the lighterage dock, and will re
main there until spring when they
again open the large office.
The Northern Air Transport plane
pilot Brown made a flight to Arctic
Creek, Sunday with A. Mode as a
passenger. Due to the fact that the
plane was equipped with skii land
ing gear, and the fact that there was
not enough snow there, the plane did
not land, but returned to Nome
Pilot Lynn of the NAT is sched
uled to take off for Fairbanks with
the Second Division delegation to
the Legislature either Wednesday
or Thursday, weather permitting.
Pilqt Hans Mirow of the M. A. S.
was reported Saturday to have tak
en off from Ruby for Fairbanks. Ac
cording to late reports he was to
have left Fairbanks this morning for
his return flight to Nome. He is ex
pected to arrive here today. '
Pilot-Hans Mirow arrived late this
afternoon from Fairbanks with a
capacity load of express and fresh
goods. He is scheduled to hop to
Deeering, Candle, Kotzebue, and
Shungnak tomorrow weather per
mitting.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways flew to Teller with Mrs.
Havercamp as a passenger, and then
ce to Candle with Mrs. Fred Ayer.
A dog sled was also taken as ex
press to Candle. The plane return
ed to Nome Sunday from the north.
Pilot Robbins of the PAA took off
from Nome yesterday morning with
the mail, enroute to Fairbanks. No
passengers were carried. Pilot Jones
is expected to come through to Nome
today with the mail, on regular
schedule. There is a possibility that
he will be flying the new Lockheed
Electra, purchased by the Pacific
Alaska Airways, for their fast sched
ule routes, in Alaska. However it
is not certain if he will be flying
that plane.
Pilot Jones, arrived at four p.m.
in the large Ford plane with the
mail.
In a letter to A. Polet from Nick
Nicon and E. E. Adams, now at the
Pi$peers Home at Sitka, were con
tained several pictures of the New
Pioneers Home, constructed this
past year. Pictures of the same may
be seen by calling at Polet’s Store.
The business houses, city offices,
Federal offices and other public
agencies, will remain closed tomor
row, Jan. 1st, New Year’s Day,
which is a national holiday. The
Nome Daily Nugget will not pub
lish a paper tomorrow, observing the
day in a like manner.
The schools, which have been
closed during Christmas vacation,
will reopen next Monday, January
seventh. A big New Year’s celebra
tion is being given this evening at a
Barn Dance, where many entertain
ment features have been provided
for those who wish to celebrate the
ending of 1934 and the beginning of
1935.
MIDNIGHT WORSHIP
The Native Brotherhood and Sis
terhood have invited their Pastor,
the Rev. Norman McCay, to lead
them in thirty minutes of worship
at the close of their entertainment
this evening in the Native school
gym. Those desiring to spend the
last minutes of the year 1934 in
social worship are most cordially
invited—11:30 to 12 o’clock, tonight
NfeWLY printed forms
FOR
PLACER LOCATIONS
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LODE LOCATIONS
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DEED FORMS
ON 8ALE AT
THE NUGGET OFFICE
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DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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Office Hows 1—S P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian AflS. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
onesbow TUESDAV
Dream Theatre
AMERICA’S GREATEST ACTOR
GEORGE M COHAN
IN
THE
PHANTOM PRESIDENT
WITH
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
JIMMY DURANTE
ALSO
PARAMOUNT SOUVENIR
AND
HOLLYWOOD PARADE
ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
ONE SHOW8 P. M.
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GREETINGS 1935!
As 1935 approaches we reminice
and ponder the things that have
happened in the past year.
New friends have been made,
some old friends have gone and
many old friendships have been re
newed.
Conditions have changed to the
better in the States. Business is
forging ahead and even Nome,
which has been temporarily set
back by the disasterous fire of Sep
tember 17, is now looking forward
to a bigger and better City.
We wish to congratulate you on
your ability to persevere thru the
trying times just passed and to
thank you for the help given us.
We wish you a very Happy and a
Most Prosperous New Year.
A. POLET