LOCAL NEWS
Did you get your copy of Elmer
Reed’s hook of Sourdough poems?
■Selling now at 25 c£nts at the
Nugget office. Come quick.
Wo i*l was recently received'
that Stanley H irti.n', former Liate
've<3- miner, w.i> was adjudged
fnsane and sent outside, passed
aWay at Momingslde sanitaruim
MASK BALL A\NOlN<KMKNT
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The Arctic Brotherhood announ
ces a mask ball at the A. B. Hall,
Sa* 11 day, March 3rd.
A Polet, Nomes enterprising mer
chant, expects to leave for the
outside next Tuesday via plane. Mr.
Pole; after tending to business
nTatters outside will return to
■ 'Nome the later part of March.
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Hick Hall of Walnwrlght writ
ing to friends in Nome, states that
trapp ng was very poor ih that sec
tion. He wishes to be remember
ed to all his old time Noma
friends.
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Pilot Easley of y»e Roust Air
ways, arrived Friday from North
ern points, and took off again to
day on a business trip to Candle
and Pt, Hope. B’ll Graham ac
companied him to Nome from Can
dle. j
DOUBLE HEADER
BASEBALL GAMES
At Eagle Hall r •
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7
AT 8 P.M.
Federals vs. Alaskans
Commercials vs. Hammon
Admission Adults 50cts.
Children 25cts.
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Henry Conrad, welt known min
ing man of the Solomon section,
was brought to Nome this wefek by
A1 Carey and his fast dog team.
[Mr. Conrad is suffering from a
paralytic stroke and ts in the local
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Charlotte Howe, of the
Studio and Art Shop,' will leave
by plane uext Tuesday on an ex
tended buying trip in the states.
Mrs Howe, ■ however, expects to
return to Nome about the first
of April. During her absence her
business establishment will be
open in the afternoons except
Sunday,
The Republican Club has appoint
ed Ohus. D. Jones, R. C. McLean
and Alfred J. Lomen to solicit fil
ings for the primaries to be held
February sixth. This committee
requests that any Repubicans de
sirous of presenting their names
to the public will see the Clerk of
the Court on or before February
sixth, or leave their names with
any member of the committee with
the fifing fee.
Charles Mason, well known
Nomelte, member of the City Coun
ell; who started for the v states
seeking medical aid for a severe
complaint, never got any fur
ther than Seward, where he en
tered the hospital for treatment,
due to his aggrevating condition;
was a returning passenger to
Nome on an NAT plane Friday
from Fairbanks? Mr. Mason was
met by several friends and was es
corted to his home, feeling a little
weak and not very much improv
ed in health. However, Charley
says he Is glad to be back among
his sourdough friends.
IMG MEETING SUNDAY
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The Nome Democrs'c Club will
hold m meeting at the court house
Sunday, tomorrow, at 2 p.in. Con
siderable business of importance
is expected to be disposed of and
the matter of nominating or en
dorsing candidates for the pri
mary election will be gone into. ..
PRIMARY ELECTION
Tiie next Primary Election will
be bold on Tuesday, April 24,
1W84 and the last date for filing
petitions of candidacy to get a
name on the primary ballot is
Tuesday, February 0, 1084. In
dependent candidates may file up
to and Including the date of the
primary election.
Thos. D. Jensen,
Clerk District Court
CARD PARTY AND DANCE
A card party and dance includ
ing refreshments, will take place
Feb., Srd, at the Pioneer Igloo
angler the joint auspices of the
Pioneer ladles ad men's organis
ations. Cards at 0a.m. sharp.
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONARY FOR
SALK AT THE NUGGET OFFICE.
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CHURCHNOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Norman McOay, Pastor
Susdsy school at 11 s.ss.
Evening worship at 7:40 p.m.
Sermon Theme: “Sowing and
Reaping."
This is a church in which all
are welcome. Come and wor{
ship.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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Norman MoCay, Pastor
Miss Dorothy M. Russell, Deaconess
11 A.M. Morning Worship (or
Adults.
11 A.M. -> Children'* Church in
Club House.
5 p.m. Evening worship for all
ages. *.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at S and 11 am Sunday*.
Sunday School at 2pm.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Charlie Sims, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sims was
aken ill this morning and taken
to the hospital.
Henry Conrad who was brought
by dog team from Solomon, Wed
nesday noon; suffering from a
paralytic stroke has improved
slightly.
Harold Stoke’s broken arm is
mending rapidly and he is able
to be up now.
Bjorne Olson is now Able to be
up and around.
B 11 Tollefson, suffering from a
paraiy le stroke is unimproved.
Henry Walker's condition Is un
changed.
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Mrs. Florence Preston's eondi
!ion is unchanged.
Mrs. Bob Omak is convalescing
from a major operation.
NAT PLANE MOVEMENTS .
Thursday, Feb. 1, Pilot Brown
left in the Bellanca for Fairbanks
with Leo Seidenverg and Bill
Jones as passengers for the out
side. He made the through trip
to Fairbanks.
Friday, Feb. 2, P lot Brown re
turned from Fairbanks with Char
les Mason and E. >W. Morton as
passengers, and with mail and ex
press
SUBSCRIBE' FOR THE NUGGET I
HA BY GIRL BORN' TO
THIS JACKSON'S
Horn to Mr. and Mra. G. R. Jack
son, at Seattle, a baby girl, Tues
day, January 23rd. Mother and
babe are' reported to be doing fine.
Mr. Jackson, president of the local
Miners and Merchants bank, recent
ly made the trip outside by plane'
and boat and was In time to be
present at the great event. The
name of the newly born heiress is
Juriueltn Thornhill Jackson. The
Jacksons w\ll probably return to
Nome on the first sailing of the
Victoria.
SAILING STHKIHLK
S. S. VICTORIA, 1084
Seattle, Jan. *5, 1934
Nome Nugget:
The steamer Victoria, of the
Alaska Line is scheduled to sail
from Seattle on the Bering Sea
route, Juue first, July sixth, Sep
tember seventh, October fifth, and
the freighter Derblay, June Tirst,
August tenth. The round trip from
Nome to Seattle and return on any
regulr trip will be one hun
dred ,twenty-five dollars, good for
the season only and for any stand
ard stateroom accomodations.
Extensive betterments were made
on^the Victoria, including hot and
cold running water in every state
room, new furniture, spring matt
resses and radio phonograph with
a loud speaker system thruout
the steamer. The Victoria makes
a SPECIAL ARCTIC TOURIST
CRUFSE sailing from Seattle,
August eight, calling at Nome
north and south bound.
James P. Daly
FEATURING
ARROW SHIRTS
Tlie ilium* “.Arrow" In
shirts stands for line qu Tty.
correct style and all around
sarisfact Ion.
We have these shir s in
plain colors and func.V pat
terns, with collar attached
or without with two ex m
collars.
Msn’s I tfrsft Socks.
—-—y—J-' I’ricrd Hpeclal This Week
TRUMP Very attractive pattern* In
A R.ROW Hllk, tdlk and wool and Hale.
C OL L A R£ D AU Desirable Color*
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BROADCLOTH - And Upward*
HIT DEPARTMENT WEEKLY SPECIALS
BEEF HEARTH, per pound '.* ..I.. 17 cent*
MWEETBREADH, per pound ... 40 cento
BLACK COD STEAKS .. . ... . 7. . .. BO cento
FANCY FOWL .. .... .. gg cento
DUCKLINGS .... . ... 40 cento
m DEPARTMENT
have you tried our
HEINZ HORSE RADISH with PREPARED MUSTARD, SBeto Jar
HEINE OVEN BAKED BEANS, BOSTON STYLE, per can, tBcta
HEINZ SANDWICH SPREAD, SBeto. Jar
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The House of Service Quality and Low Prices