LOCAL NEWS
Outgoing mail via plane for Seat*
tie via Nulato and Faitfbanke leav
«a Nome every Tneeday via Paa,
scheduled service. «•
Ole Hay and family left Seat
tle this morning eiyoute to Nome
via Seward and Fairbanks where
they will transfer via plane to their
destination.
In a letter received this week
by Mr. > and Mrs. Harry Hagen,
tt is learned that Mrs. Robert
Ledgerwood a former Nomeite now
«f ^ Spokane, Wash., is much im
proved in health and getting along
fine, -v
“Doc'1 Pratt was taken to the
hospital yesterday suffering from a
bruised right leg. which happen
ed during an encounter with a
“cat''. The injury is not consider
ed serious and he is expected to
be out in a day or two.
According to a radio announce
ment over KFQD station at Anch
orage last night. Delegate-elect,
Anthony J. Dimond left Fairbanks
enrou te to Nome via PA A piano.
He was delayed at tfTajtana last
night owing to stormy weather but
expects to come on to Nome after
^making connections at Nulato with
| Pilot Jerry Jones, as soon as weath
er conditions permit.
The Loyal Order of Moose last
Saturday evening gave a delight
ful pajama card party and dance
at Moose Hall, which was well at
J tended. Winners of card prises
| were Miss Ulrichson, Mrs. James
Hewitt,' Mrs. Ulrichson; for the
men were Ernest Balsiger, Guy Mish
and Harry Lomen. An extra prise
was awarded to Miss Ellen Allen.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the evening.
Arrangements for Frontier Night
under the auspices of the Eagles,
are well und$t wuy. The big open
night will take pTa>e Fetoruafy 4.
which will be the Eagles annual
anniversary. Names comprising the
committees will be printed in next
Saturday's Nugget. It is expected
that several members of the M-G-M
colony at Teller will be in Nome
to attend the Frontier night and
possibly take pictures of the indoor
affair.
Bernard Joseph McConaghy and
Miss Clarice Virginia Phillips, both
of Nome, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony Jan. 10th, by
Commissioner C. W. Thornton, at
the home of B. W. Nelly: Witness
es were Mrs. Garnet Martin aid
B W. Nelly
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LAG Airways arrived here
three days ago from Deering and
Capdle who came for medical at
tention, and Mrs. Chas. O’Burg
who came to visit some of her old
friends she had not seen for years.
U. S. Marshal Burt Merrill ar
rived here three days ago from
Pt. Hope with an insane girl to
be taken to Nome. Mre. Merrill
came as a matron. Mr. Mefrlll’s
daughter Annie also made the trip
and sho will leave for Seward a*
soon as possible.
Pilot Chester Brown arrived
here today from Nome with Mrs.
Chas. Jones Dls. Att. Sullivan and
Dep. Cremer. They expect to
leave for Nome with the insane
girl tomorrow.
The Eskimo dance held at
“Paul’s Place” dance hall was a
very lively one thTs evening. Some
Pt. Hope people who had arrived
here lately had some real old
time-dances, Everyone fenjoyed TP
very much.
Angeline Davidovics
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CHURCH NOTES
"FlEfiERATED church
Rev. F G Forrester
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 p.m.
Anthenv by choir. *
“What shall we do with Fear?”
will be the title of the sermorf^al
the Federated church tomorrow
■night when the minister will deal
with this demon, which Dr., Sadler
says aflicte “90 percent of the
people with nervous ailments, who
throng our office." The Christian
religion is more* than, but has In
it, the elements of faith which
men may use to kill fear.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Father Edward Bndde
.Masses at 9 and 11 a.m.
Sunday School at 2 p.m—
Evening services at 7:30.
M. I. CHURCH
W. P. Btjdwla, Pastor.
11 A. M. Morning Worship and
Babbath School.'
7 P. M. Evening Worehlp.
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We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Money by Mail
or Telegraph.
We Pay Interest on Time Deposit
at the rate of 8% per annum.
A -Bank Account Rnconrages
and helps yon to save.
We Solicit Yonr Account.
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Surplus....98,000.00
NOTICE TO RADIO OWNERS
Section 5 of Ordinance No. 864
requires all owners of radios to re
gister sattie with City Clerk with
in 7 da/s after Jan., 1st of each
year. fv
... Register yonr radio and avoid
paying a penalty.
M. J. WALSH,
City Clerk
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wary item of local aew.that can
be obtained. There are many hap.
and miner incident*, ot
powonal Intercat fta Nome and the
enrroundbag dfctrict which the
poper would life to know ^boa
aad print in ttafa column. grad
them m bp taitphuee, by mail, or
drop ia at the Knept it
will hr appreciated.
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Canada Dr>- Sparkling Orange per doaen bottles .... . 2.50
Bye Flour 5 lbs. sack, each . .... .. 25c t*
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