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Wilfid Nelly son of B. W. and
Mrs, Neily arrived home from the
Fairbanks Collegffi last week. He
Attended the first semester this
season and was intending to en
ter on the second semester when
he changed his mind, although
President Bunnel and Dean Patty
were anxious for him to continue
his courses. Wilfrid is a great
boost-er for the College, its faculty,
«nd student body. We know Wil
frid likes Nome and are glad to
have him with us. and welcome hint
back.
Senator Alfred J. Lomen ;on-“
templates leaving for the States
on January 31. He will spend a1
few weeks In Seattle, combining
business with pleasure before go
ing to Juneau to attend the Alaska
Legislature He is looking forward
ro a visit with his father and
mother, sisters and brothers
Mr. Lomen^expresseW his desire
aii well as invitation for anyone to
write him at Juneau relative to
constructive Ideas -a-s to the needs
«f the Territory 1
The Nugget feels that anyone
having constructive suggestions
for territorial or federal legisla
tion should submit them Hn writ
ing to some member of Jthe Sec
ond Division delegation. ;Only by
letting our wants be known can
we hope to have them fulfilled.
Hilly Sheehan widely known min
ing man and prospector of the
Cripple and Penny river sections,
arrived in town Wednesday. Mr.
Sheehan is prospecting at present
On Odendoff creek, a tributary of
Penny river In search of the third
beach line. So far no one has been
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successful in locating* the beach line
in that vicinity.
He said he hoped that tlie new
Sunset road would be extended on
ward to Penny and Cripple and
ultimately to Gold Run and Teller.
‘1 have' been in every raining
camp from- Colorado' to the- Arctic
C-ircle" An id .Sheehan, “and I have 1
never seen a more, or better, min- 1
eralijed section than exists along
he Sawtooth range ijul the adja
cent foothjlls <>n its "-ea side. The
continuation of this road would j
open up this mining region, which
at present Is almost inacesslble.’’
After obtaining necessary supplies,
ne will leave for his claim today.
Sheehan says Jim Katharina and
partner .are also engaged in pro
specting for the third beach line
between Cripple and Rodney.
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STAGE PLAY “OH KAY“
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The s:uden|s of the Nome High
School. under the direction of Mias
Marguerite Johnson, presented the
play entitled “Oh Kay" at A. B.
Hall, last Thursday evening. A
large attendance was present des
pite the extreme low temperature
of the evening. To go into de
tail and express preference to the
acting of one student over fie
ether, would simply be repeat.ng,
therefore we wish to give everyone
[<>f the cast the same recognition,
bv saying that each and every
one performed and did their part
just like professionals, and much
credit is certainly due to Miss
Johnson, their instructor and dir
ector. The Nome Orchestra fur
nished music between acts, ns did
also Miss Virginia Lomen on the
violin and Miss Lulu Forrester at
•tie piano. Following is the :pgf*
Edith Whitman, Gertrude Jo
hansen; Evelyn Whitman her mot!,
er, Phyllis Robinson; Arthur W'-'t
man her brother. Charles O’Leary;
Oapt. Whitman her fathe*-. Robert
Baldwin; ‘‘Gram" Pembroke Mar
caret Scott; "Cramp" Pembroke,.
Ernest Coonse; Alice feorden. Vir
■inia Lomen, Fred Aldea. Wilson
£cy't: Jim .Hays, Stanley- Martin;
"Black Terror" Clinton Gray, Kay
Millis, Jane Jones; 9tagr> Manager,
A fred Lomen Jr.; Properly Mana
ger Robert Baldwin; Dlr'-’tor Mi83
M .rcnerlte’ John-. »
PA A MAKES ARCTIC FLIGHT
Pilot Jerry Jones of the “Pacific
Alaska Airways returned to Nome
today with Frank Messenger. Adie
Merrill and Lyman Brewster as
passengers fif>m Teller. This hop
completed a four day location trip
for M-G-M taking the party to
Point .Hope and Cape Lisbourne.
Messenger made the round trip.
John Hegness and Mike Phillips
were left at Lisbourne camp. -The
M-G-M patty will return to Lis
'bourne In ten days to begin polar
bear filming. Adie Merrll came
aboard the plane i to Nome from
Point Hope enroute to Seward.
Pilot Jones made a round trip to
Teller again this afternoon return
ing with Albert Arnold and Peter
Preuohen and film equipment. Three
round trips to Teller are planned by
Jones * for Sunday. The Gordon
Troast-Pellowe-Robineon party will
be taken to Teller on one. of these
trips.
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BANKING NOTES
We Purdmae <3old Dost at Aaaay
• VaJne Ires coat of handling.
We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Money by Matt
or Telegraph.
We Pay Intereit on Time Deposit#
at the rate of Vft per annm.
A Bank Aceont Bncnragea
and help# yon to dare.
We Solicit Your Aeeomt.
MINERS AND MMRCHNTS BANK
of
Capital.___4100,000.00
A basket socaila will be held
at the Federated Church, Monday.
February 23rd.,
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Jerry_Sjjllivan. arriving in Nome
Friday from FBe Kougarqk told the
news of the death of Frank Miller,
well known old time Nomeite. Mil
ler is reported to have died Jan
uary 20th, and was buried at the
Pilgrim Hot Springs Jan. 24th.
Frank Miller at one time was asso
ciated with the Nome Fire depart
ment and later turned to the min
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Ing game, cenltering In the Kougar
ok, where he dted. •
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NOTICE I
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Atyone receiving news of friends
or others returning to Nome at
any time, the Nugget would apprn- %
elate an opportunity of making
local mention of same.
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Golden Dotes in bulk . .. .... . 3 lbs. .... 50,els
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Cottage Cheese in bulk ... per pound.... .. . ( li.V(s
Libby Prunes, 5 pound packages eacli .. .... oOrts
Reliance Honey, glass Jars, each . 35rts
Block Matches, per package .... ... . . ... (Wets
Local Yellow Turnips per pound .... . lOcts
Seedless Raisins, 10 lb. boxes each ... . . 1.15
Canada Dry Sparkling Orange per dozen bottles .... 3.50
Rye Flour 5 lbs. sack, each .. . . 35rts
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