LOCAL NEWS
ST. PATRICK’S
CARD PARTY AND DANCE
SATURDAY, MARCH J7. 1084
Charles Olson, the Bluff mining
man, arrived this week on a
business trip.
Aimer Ryden and his wife re
cently flew down from Candid
and are in Nbtne again enjoying
the compa/iv of their many friends
here. «
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
RARE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
! • Mrs. Frank Preston who re
Jcently returned to her home from
.the local hospital, has returned to
I'that institution for further med
ical attention.
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According to recent mail re
ceIV(<l by friends here, Fred,
Mebes sourdough mining man of
Nome and Council sections, who
was sesriousfy ill for sohie time
in a Seattle hospital this winter,
is now in Southern California,
where he is recuperating. His
many Alaska friends will be pleas
cd to hear this good news.
On Sunday, Feb. 25. five dog
teams driven by Messrs A1 Carey,
Howard Lyng, Fred Holm, Pete
Olsen and Kurt Springer respect
DOUBLE HEADER
BASEBALL GAMES
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At Eagle Hall j
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7
AT 8 P. M.
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Alaskans vs.-All Star
Single vs. Alaskan Girls
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Admission Adults 50cts.
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Children 25cts.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
ively made the trip to Cape Nome
Roadhouse accompanied by the
following ladies: Mrs. Kalph
Rea', Mrs. Rdna Lomen, Mrs.
Stuart Stangroom, Mrs. Fred
Rohn and Miss Johnson. After a
stop of several hours, during
which the party enpoyed the taos
pital ty and good cooking of the
genial boniface. Cap Schriener.
the teams were headed homeward.
“Cap” says, "Just telephone the
night before and he will be ready
for any crowd."
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CWA OX THK JOB
Through the intercut of the
Civil Work Administration, Nome
is daily bring improved and plans
are being carried out thru
the Alaska Hoad Commission to
repair municipal buildings, clean
j necessary thoroughfares and grav
el public property of value for
purposes of fire-prevention and
safety. Besides furnishing con
siderable work for those who
need it, this program has already
made much property valuable and
attractive for purposes of use in
further developments of the city
proper and surrounding country.
Progress Is also made to the same
jextent ina number of towns in'
[several parts of this section of
Alaska.
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HOSPITAL XOTKS
John Wagner entered the hos
pital this week for surgical treat
ment. '__
Mrs. Preston has re-entered the
hospital and is resting easily.
George Schweitzer, is still con
valescing but should he on his
feet again shortly.
Lawrence Bahls of Unalakleet
is recovering from his appendics
operation and will so (in be able
to return ‘home.
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Frankie Johnson of White
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Mountain is recuperating and will
soon be on his way home.
Charles Mason is still confined
and is resting easily.
PIONKKR CARD PARTY
AND DAXCK
The Pioneers will give a card
party and dance with refresh
ments, at their Igloo, Haturday,
March lO. Cards at nine, p.m.
sharp.
NOTIOI
Anyone receiving news of friends
or others returning to Nome st
any tlmt, the Nugget would appre
ciate an opportunity of making
local mention of same.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
CHURCHNOTES
FKDURATKD CHURCH
Norman MeGny, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship nt 7:40 p.ns.
Pastor’s SermoQ theme: “The
Gift of God is Eternal Life.”
A most cordial invitation.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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Norman MoCay, Pastor
Mias Dorothy M. Russell, Deaconess
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11 AM. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church la
Club House.
5 p.m. Evening worship for all
agea.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays
Sunday School at 3pm.
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YOU ARE INVITED
The public is Invited to u joint
meeting of the school board and
committee from the City Counstl
to discuss the -location of a s'te
for our new schol building.
This meeting is to be held at
the City Hall on Monday night at
eight o'clock, March 5. 1934.
The* purpose of this meeting is
to determine the most satisfactory
sile from the standpoint of. a con
venient - location for the children,
the safety features against fires,
drainage of sanitary attachments :
and unobstructed l ghting featur- |
es. Many locations have been
suggested and it is the duty and
privelege of every citizen in Nome j
to attend this meeting and ex- .
press theii^ views toward build-,
ing this very necessary and worth '
while building. j
Nome is fortunate in having the
assistance of $50,000 to which it j
can add and finance a very suit
able site, nmking the school a
distinct asset and a beauty spot ("
as well.
This is the opportunity of ev^1
ery citizen of Nome to appear and j
take an interest in this meeting!
or forever hold their peace.
IJI<; CITY TV PE I'ORTRAYKD
IX “TWO KINDS OF WOMEN”
“This is Mew York," a play by
Robert B. Sherwood, one of the
nation’s foremost critical author
ities on the movies and former ed ;
itor of “Life." will be seen in !ts j
movie verson, “Two Kinds of
Women,’’ at the Dream Theatre, j
on Sunday.
The east is headed by Mariam
Hopkins, Phillips Holmes, Irvina j
j Pichel and Wynne Gibson.
The story deals with New York
life as it falls about the ears of
the eager and pretty Miss Hop
kins, daughter of Pichel, a sena
tor from South Dakota who has
always won political victories la
his'' home state .by his vigorous
vocal crusades against the big
wicked city. ^ . a
Miss Gibson Is the “other’' kind
of woman—rthus shar ng the title
role with Miss Hopkins. As a
gold-digging parasite who has
made Holmes’ acquaintance and
who carries on a modified black
mail campa'gn against him, she
represents the menace of the pic
ture.
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THURSDAY, 5 P. >f., to insure In
sertion.
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
NOME. ALASKA.
Established tf»<>4
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
, Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
• Gold Dust Purchased
We Solicit V'our Business
LENTEN LIST NO. 3
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WE HAVE CANNED SALMON
FOR EVERY TASTE
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/s • * a Itektsl Salmon for Iuih’Ii is
Chinook
thorouKhl)- mmoinirHl au I'
Sockeye «•«> *« *»*' •■
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iNo. i (toll can salmon, flak-;
!«1. seasoned, mixed with
yolk one or two eggs and j
stale bread, touch lemon;
juice, bake and serve!
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Pink
Med. Red
Yukon King
Our assortment of Sardines are
excellent, we have them
skinless, boneless, too!
Norwegian
Portuguese
Spanish
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A Sordine Sandwich
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A glaaa of Beer ■_
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Sardine* make a quick and I tfl.ll AH
easy lunch •
Nice to keep On hand (or A .
American
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BEER NOW SELLING S3.75 CASE
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STORE HOURS — 8:80 A.M. TO 8:80 PM,
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices