LOCAL NEWS
Mrs L. E. Kurth i» returning
to Nome on the Vic after spending
the summer at Seattle, where she
wenit for, medical attention. Mrs.
Kurth underwent an operation on
her throat and her many freinds
Ire glad to know that she has
entirely recovered from her trou
ble.
Sam Taggert representative of
the Lomen Commercial Co , lef:
Fairbanks via plane enroute to
Juneau where he will make con
nections with a steamer for Seat
tle In order to make connections
with the steamer Baldwiu on her
return trip to Nome with a cap
acity cargo of Nome orders of
freight.
The East and West will meet
when the Victoria arrives at
Nome, wheu Mrs. C J. McGregor,
wife of the U. S. Weather Bureau
chief, meet here with their young
heir. Mr. and Mrs. "McGregor will
make their home here for some
time to come and will be welcom
ed by the sourdoughs and other
cheechaccos in the social activities
■of the coming winter.
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Mr. and Mrs.- Fred Daniels, sour
doughs of Nome, have disposed of
their home and will be outgoing
passengers on the next sailing of
the steamer Victoria. Owing to
the illness of Mr. Daniels they
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. will take up residence in some
part of California which will aid
in restoring his health, after
which they plan to return again
to Nome. i’
The S. S. Victoria of the Alaska
Line, left Seward Thursday en
fturfe to Nome via Dutch Harbor
and Akuban, according to a wire
received by Louis Kurth from Mrs.
•Kurth at Seward, who is return
ing to Nome after having under
gone a serious but successful op
eration in Seattle this summer.
The Vic is expected to arrive here
Wednesday, Sept. 27th„
A further blanket extension of
time for the filing of Capital !
Stock Tax Return* has just been j
authorized by the Commissioner ot
Interna) Revenue according to
John C. Bowen, Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the District of
Washington and Alaska.
Taxpayers now have until the
29th day of September 1933 with
in which to file their capital stock
tax returns. No application for
an extension until su<$h date is
necessary as the extension automat
Ically applies to all returns.
Returning to Nome on this in
coming trip T>f the steamer Victor
ia will be Bud Lehmann and his
wife, accompanied bV their adopt
ed daughter, after a few months
vacation trip to friends and rel
atives in the states. Besides their
many friends even the trout and
grevling in Nome river have miss
ed this popular coulpe who have
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a summer camp on the banks of
Nome river at Dexter creek, and
after their return it will be well
for others to get up pretty early
If they want to get good Ashing
in' tha>t section. Welcome home
folks.
In an interview with J. D. Har
lan. Superintendent of operation*
to-r the Hammon Consolidated
Hold Fields of Nome, who arrived
this week via plane from Fair
banks, we learn that it looks hope
ful for a continuation of tho
company’s operations at Nome,
but on what scale will not be j
known until details of plans can
be worked out. A further an
nouncement will probably be made
public by the officials of the com
pany before the close of navig
ation, it is hoped.
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Mrs. A. Polet, wife of Nome’s
well known booster and merchant,
is an incoming passenger on the
steamer1; Victoria, it was learned
by the receiving of a telegram
when the ship docked .'.it Seward.
Mrs. Polet's name did not appear
ln the passenger list received 'by
the Nugget at the time tlie Vic
-ft Seattle, but was probably
cofffusetl by the fact that Alvin
Polet and wife were also passen
gers on the same trip. Mrs. Polet
who has been under the doctor's
care at Seattle for some time, is
reported to be much better and
her many friends will be glad of
the encouraging news.
The Nome Public School is sch
eduled to open the day after the
arrival of the steamer Victoria.
Profeasor E. J. Beck, Miss Bertha
Ram beau bigb school teacher, Miss
Marguerite Johnson assistant and
Miss Ramona McCausland, teacher
of the primary grades are return
ing to Nome on the Vic and will
immediately take up their duties
after a vacation spent in the
states. After the organization of
the faculty and grades the Nugget
will publish a detailed account
of the arrangement for the.- win
ter. An addition to the faculty
this coming '■winter will be Mrs.
Helen Bookman, who formerly
was associated with the public!
school a few years ago, an-d much j
credit is given the school board iu
being able to obtain Mrs. Book
man as one of the teaching staff,
who will replace Miss Spaeth who
recently became the wife of Harry
Burrows, radio operator at Candle.
SAGA OF HIGH SCHOOI,
YOUTH TO OPEN HERE
Remember high school days
Its hours of study the brief re
cess--puppy love and gradua
tion day?
For those whose memories are
fading, the Dream Theatre. Sun
!day night, September 24th pre
[Rents RKO Radio Pictures' “Are
:These Our Children?” as an en
[tertaining vehicle upon which one
may ride the beck trail to high
school days when teacher’s pets
ruled the day and three o’clock was
a charmed Eour and math classes
a bore.
All the diverse elements that en
ter into the lives of the younger
| generation have been utilized by
the makers in presenting “Are
These Our Children?” which al
ready is being cited by critics as
| the most important film subject
dealing with youth yet made.
The picture boasts an uamtuai
FRESH KILLED
REINDEER
Cut to order
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side or carcass
See Duffy or leave orders at Boa
Marche to be delivered to me. ,f
propose to kill three times a week
so as to have absolutely fresh
meat. Will also handle game, fish
and berries la season while they
last.
Prices will be right to suit the
cast in that the principals are
youthful screen players averaging |
about seventeen* years of age. They i
are Eric Lintden, Rochelle Hudson. '
Arline Judge. Ben Alexander, Rob
erta Oale, ftpbert Quirk, Maty !
Kornnian and Billy Butts
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For other airplane actlvRlee look ,
under the Telegraph Bulletin days j
of the wart_ . ■
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