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Hawthorne, Quarts, 2.75 I
Hawthorne, Pints, 1.50
Kentucky Homespun, Pints, .95
Winner, Quarts, 1.80
Winner, Pints, .95
Swedish Punch, Fifths, 2.25
Aquavit, Fifths, 2.25
Sloe Gin, Old Mr. Boston,
Fifths $1.75, Pints, 1.00
Apricot Nectar, Old Mr. Boston,
Fifths' $1.75 Pints, 1.00
Blackberry & Cherry Nectar,
Old Mr. Boston. Pints 1.00
Bibbiani Chianti Wine, Imported Italian, Quarts, 1.40
Bibbiani Chianti Wine, Imported Italian, Pints, .75
French & Italian Vermouth, Imported, Quarts, 2.50 j
Sparkling Mosselle, Quarts, 2.75
Sparkling Moselle, Pints 1.50
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The Nome Daily
NUGGET
Interesting Items About Alaskans
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Mrs. Christina Cornell and Harry
A. Mudge, both of Fairbanks, were
married recently.
Abraham Erickson of Kasilof has
70 pairs of breeding foxes, one of
the largest fur farms on Kenai pe
ninsula.
The retirement act may be extend
ed to employees of the Alaska rail
road through efforts of Delegate Di
mond.
John A. Anderson, who was well
known in Alaska, died recently at
the Mayo clinic, Rochester, Minn,
where he had gone for treatment.
He was interred at Rochester.
A. H. Bradford of the Bristol Bay
district is in Washington D. C., op
posing the fish traps bill. His wife
operates a group of trading posts
in the Bristol Bay area.
Merle LaVoy, well known photo
grapher and moving picture man.
who spent some time in Alaska sev
eral years ago, writes Seward ac
quaintances that he is now ill Lu
zon, P. I.
A joint resolution authorizing a
preliminary survey or examination
of Kake harbor, with a view to its
improvement, has been introduced
by Delegate Dimond as requested by
the Alaska Native Brotherhood.
Herman Willeke, age 59, died at
Fairbanks recently from an attack
of pneumonia. Mr. Willeke was a
member of Ruby Igloo, Pioneers of
Alaska. He had lived in the Terri
years.
Mrs. Minnie E. Lyons, aged 5?
died at Graehl, near Fairbanks re
cently. Mrs. Lyons and husband
John, went to Fairbanks in 1903
settling in Graehl, and living there
ever since. Deceased left quite £
bit of real property in the camp.
John Brandon, 73 years old, dieo
at Fairbanks recently of paralysis
Mr. Brandon who was a blacksmith
by trade, was born in Michigan. He
came north 41 years ago; was in
Dawson and also in Nome. He went
to Fairbanks during the boom time
He was a member of the Pioneer
Igloos.
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Albert Gilmore Rolie of Ketchi
kan, appointed principal candidate
from Alaska for 1935 to the U. S.
military academy at West Point, has
declined the appointment and will
continues his studies at the Univer
sity of Washington.
The Homer Woman’s Club is fast
reaching a large membership, 18
women having signed up. The or
ganization is very busy and regular
metings are being held. The club
wants Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen of
the Alaska University to pay Homer
a visit.
Bill Peck and Fred Deveau, ac
companied Karl Nielson of Homer
on a three weeks' dog sled trip that
took them along the shores of Cook
Inlet. From Homer they traveled
to Ninilchik, and thence to Kasilof,
spending several days at fox farms.
The boys had a fine trip and shot a
coyote.
Miss Dorothy Lillian Jobanek and
Frank Coberly of the cutter Morris
were married at Seward recently.
The Seward-Kenai lake highway
has remained open all winter due to
warm weather and the efforts of the
B. P. R. This gives the citizens an
opportunity to auto to the lake
Oscar Plowman, who has been
trapping around Moose Pass this
season says that while there are
plenty of ermine and minks, the
larger furs are about gone.
Miss Florence M. Searle, formerly
of Seattle, and Roy Anderson, of
Anchorage were married recently
in Seward. Mr. Anderson works for
the Alaska railroad as steam shovel
man and crane engineer.
Lester Gosage who is trapping at
Mile 15 on the Alaska railroad, re
ports that whlie he has put in his
time trapping wolves and coyotes he
has found more signs than animals.
He believes that one animal can
leave a lot of spoor.
Gust Peterson, former resident of
Seward, who left for Seattle about
five years ago, died last week, ac
cording to word received by the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, of
which order Mr Peterson was a
member. The Petersons lived in
Seward for a great many years, he
being a carpenter and contractor.
Capt. Peter Sather, of Seward and
Nuka Bay, went to the States re
cently for the first time in 17 years
He went first to Astoria to visit a
sister whom he had seen the last
time 31 years ago in Norway, and
from there to Marshfield, to visit
another sister, lie spent nine days
in the States in all, and says while
he feels belter for having made the
trip he is glad to get home again.
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ports where business warrants.
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Season 1935 — $125.00