LOCAL NEWS
Tlu>’ marshal's party arrived at
Anchorage Oh Friday and are now
Proceeding to tlie States. . „
Pete Johnson and K-ther Daykl
of Oolovfn won' initi'ried'tliis week.
Ootid flick, to them!
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Supt. Itoss Kinney lias left for j
Fairbanks, enronte to Juneau on
official Inis ness in regard to the
Alaska itoad Commission activit
ies.
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Joe Dexter. the enterprising
merchant, prince of Golovin, is
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visiting in Nome.’thin week. He
expects tt> return to Golovin aga n
ns soon' as he concludes his busi
ness, here.
The City Clerk. M. J. Walsh,
opoid the Registration Hooks
tliis week iii preparation for the
in tin cipal and school hoard elec
tions to lie held April 3rd.
Cliff Allyu with, his auto truck
today took a load of mining anil
prospecting materials belonging
to Kd Webster and A. T. McLa n
to Cross Fraction, a bench off
Cooper Gulch. ._
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Harry Donnelly returned to his
home at Flat, where lie is run
ning. for Senator on the Repub
DOUBLE HEADER
BASEBALL GAMES
At Eagle Hall
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
AT 8 P. M.
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Married vs. Single
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Alaskans vs. Hammon
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- Admission Adults 50cts.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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iicnn ticket for the Fourth Divi
sion against former D strict Att
orney Hurley of Fairbanks.
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Father Menager returned to
Nome this week after a very in
teresting and enjoyable time with
hip brother In Kotzebue, this be
ing his first trip into that section
north -of the famed Arctic* Circle.
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A son, Robert Nelson Stewart,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
S. Stewart. Jan. 18, 1934, at Seat
tle, Wash. Mr. Stewart is one of
I the Stewart brothers who have in
terests at Monument anil Sunset
C reeks.
Th<a dance, given bv the Moose
Radies last Saturday at the Moose
Hall .was probably one of the
most enjoyable of ally given this
year. It was very, well attended
and much credit is due those who
prepared for it.
According to a report from the
marshal's office, Wiliam H. Ol
son. formerly of Dime Creek, died
at Haycock January 5. He was
an old-timer and active prospector
'll Alaska for many years and his
friends are very sorry to hear of
his demise.
Fritz Weiuert and his son are
starting their season early this
year by carrying on drilling opera
tions through the ice oft he Kee
walik Riyer near the mouth of
Candle Creek. He intends to
start dredging as early as poss
ible.
Brin Sprague, connected with
the Stewart interests at— Monu
ment and Sunset last summer,
was recently married on the out
side. and expects to be in Nome
again sometime next month, ac
cording to letters lately rereived
by his friends here.
Key Pitmanti .Senator from Nev
ada and former city attorney at
Nome in the early gold-rush days,
was heard last night over the
N.B.C. hookup on the subject of
the relativity of gold and silver
as our monetary standard. His
talk, which was clear and dis
tinct. was thoroughly enjoyed by
many Nomeites who were listening
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A ' teU&TUm' VU received Mon
day by W. H. Koch, Secretary of
the Loyal Order of the Moose,
stating that Sank Dades died in
Seattle last week. Ah he was r.
member of the Moose Lodge in
Nome, and was active otherwise
in mining work here his friends
ore much greived to hear of his
CHURCHNOTES
FEDERATED GHIMH
Norman McCay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 p.m.
Pastor’s Message: “Ood's Re
velation of. Himself to Man.’’
“Men are utterly dependent for
the continuance of life momentar
ily on the air we breathe, the sun
that warms, the soil itbat feeds, the
friends that companion them.”'
Come and worship.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Norman MoCay, Pastor
Miss Dorothy M. Russell, Deaconess;
11 A.M. Morning Wornhip for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church in
Club House.
6 p.m. Evening worship for all
ages.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at 9 and 11 nm Sundays
Sunday School at 9pm.
ML U W. HIOMM
DENTIST
Opposite Mom Nines
Pteai Mala 1
death. He had flown out last
January for medical altent on.
; Pageant of Peace: Nations re
presented In costume, with bear
ers carrying national emblems.
National airs and other approp
riate nuwftc. A presentation by
natives in the native Methodist
Bpscopal Church, under the dir
ection of .Miss. Dorothy M. Kussell
Thursday evening, Mach I. for
natives. Friday evening, March
for whites. Amission: ^free
ftv ll "offering.
It is hoped that Alfred Lornen
wil soon recover from Iris injury
while catching on the Commercial
Baseball Team last Wednesday; He
tore a ligament in his ankle and
otherwise wrenched it .but he is
resting easily at home. Howard
Ly ng also wrenched himself,
straining two ribs and the ten*
(foils. It. is hoped these two
worthy sportsmen will ire as good
as now very shortly.
Lyman S. Brewster, Superintend
crit of the 1'. S. Reindeer Service
for Alaska left this week with his
w'fe for the states. He is going
on to Washington in connection
with the coming activities of the
Department of the Interior re
garding the superv'sion of rein
deer in this and other sections of
Alaska, and will be returning to
the welcome of his many friends
in Nome as soon as possible.
The Stud'o and Art Shop will be
closed for remodeling, until' the
15th of March.
Mrs. Charlotte Howe left by
plane Thursday to do her buy
ing in the States. immediately
upon her arrival in Seattlo she
will select Easter apparel and nov
11 Kits and send back for the open
ing day March 16th.
i Anyone- Wshlng book's front the
Lending Library or Clifts or
photographic supplies nidy secure
same by phoning Hetty Llnaberry,
Hlitck 17, or calling lier H|Mtrt
tncnt over„t.he Studio^
| .Watch for pro-Easter displays.
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-• NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Poll Hook for the registration of
voters for the Municipal and
school hoard election will bo
opened on Wednesday, February
21st, 1034 and will continue open
rill March 24th, 1034.
| M. J. Walsh,
City Clerk
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
MIXERS AND MERCHANTS
RANK OP ALASKA
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NOME, ALASKA.
Established lOOt
General Hanking Business
Conducted
| Checking Accounts Carried
Fop Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
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Gold Dust Purchased
We Solicit YOur Business
LENTEN SEASON SPECIALS
LIST NO. 2
FROZEN FISH
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TROUT .. 25 eta lb.
— Caught in Nome River and Bering He* Juat before * —.
the freeae-up.
HALIBUT .... .. .. 25 eta. lb.
Brlieioua for frying or baking.
BLACK COD . 20 eta. lb.
Unexcelled in quality or flavor either fried or baked.
MHKKKISH . . . . SO eta Ih.
Caught and frown in Kotsefoue, then brought here
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by plane. •
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Yukon King Salmon, sliced, 20cts lb
Yukon King Salmon, whole, 15cts lb
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SMOKED FISH j
SALMON STRIPS I..". .... .... 35 eta. lb.
(’an be uned in the night lunch or
evening Knack. Ju»t right with
(■nM'ken and beer.
FIN AN HAJMHK, Fillet. .... 85 eta. lb. j
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F1NAN HAIHMK . 80 vt«. lb. i
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STORK HOURS — 8:80 A.M. TO 6:80 PM.
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices