LOCAL NEWS
The Moose lad es will give a
,Jlir<! Time Social at tile Moose
H.tlJ tonight, Fob. IT, 9 p.m.
Mrs. Richard- Roell may leave
by plane for Fairbanks and the
outside for medical attention. Mr.
Hoel] will protja lily accompany
> her,
li is reported by Thos. It. Jett
's. sen. president of the Northwest
ern Alaska Fair Association that !
the Third Annual Fair will take j
plare in Nome, beginning April j
Sth and extending through the'
7ill. This 's S< ward Peninsula's
most noteworthy affair and de
serves the heatriest support by
i very Alaskan resident.
In a recent mail. announce
ments were received by Nome
friends of the marriage! of Gustav
Relnisch. former well known min
ing man of the Nome section to
Mrs. Feildmann. formerly Miss
Lottie Kckhardt of Lubesk. Ger
many. The announcement cards
were dated at Meran. Italy, stat
ing that they would be, at home
n December, at the Rein
fsch eastle. L-tbers. Italy. The
many friends in Nome of the
Krooni wish Mr. and Mrs. Kein
isch many „ happy returns of the
day, and will be glad to greet
DOUBLE HEADER
BASEBALL GAMES
At Eagle Hall
WEDNESDAY,FEBRUARY 21
AT 8 P. M.
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Married vs. Single
Alaskans vs. Hammon
Admission Adults 50cts.
Children 25
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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them on their 'arrival on the first j
b. at
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lto“ss Kinney expects to leave by ,
plane for the outside for a short
stay.
Sam Dubes, who left Nome via
plane for Seattle for medical at*
,teinton is much improved in
health, and is thinking of return
ing to Nome on the first boat, ac
cording to letters received by
friends. ‘ .
Next week (he Nugget will give
a report of the activities of the
C vil Works Administration in the
Second Division,
The committee-"is endeavoring
to obtain additional funds for
carrying on further improvements
Government offices, business
houses and schools will close all
day Thursday, Feb. 22. Washing
ton's birthday.
The Masons will observe this
event on Saturday, Feb. 24, with
a social at the Masonic Temple in
tho evening.
George SchweitzerA erstwhile
chef at the Midnight Sun, has
been missed at his post the past
few days, having beeu deterred
by a slight cold and the flu since
last Tuesday. Many of his friends
.have been recuperating him "'with
their good wishes and some of the
culinary delicacies that he revels
in. Mrs. Turner has been cred
itably doing a turn in his absence.
Tie hopes to serve again in his
customary good style bv the first
of next week.
Harry Donnelly recently arrived
Jin Nome Uv plane from Iditarod.
He is here for a visit which he
i hopes to enjoy very much since
this fair city was his stamping
grounds not so long ago. He is
well-reinembered by his friends
for his activities iu the Y.M.C.A. of
Nome in both basketball and base
ball, and he is much interested in
seeing our boys perform at the
Eagle rtell this coming Wednes
day if he is still in town. Be
sides also being in business here
in Nome in the early days, Mr.
Donnelly has served as both Sen
ator and Itepresentative for the
Fourth Divis on front Iditarod. He
canto to Alaska in the first days
of the strike.
SPECIAL
TURKEY DINNER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IN
NORTH POLK BAKERY
CHURCH NOTES
* FEDERATED CHURCH
Norman McCay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Erasing worship at 7:40 p.m.
Serraon theme": “Meeting the
First Human.’*
A most cordial initiation to you
and yours.
ftMTHODrar HPMCOTAIi (ffVSCI
Norman MoCay, Pastor
Mias Dorothy M. Russell, Deaconess
11 A.M. Morning Worship (or
Adults.
11 A.M. Children's Church in
Club Housa.
5 p.m. Evening worship for all
ages.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays.
Sunday School St 2pm.
DR. 1a. W. FROMM
DECIU7
Opposite gaau fTngpet
Phoat Malm 1
HOSPITAL notkh
..jB
Lawrence Hahls, young sou of
Peter N. Balds of Unalakleet, who j
recently flew to Nome with his
mother for an emergency opera-1
tion on his appendirs, is doing!
fairly well.
George Martin, the young son
of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Martin |
who is recuiterating from an ap- j
pendicltis operation, will soon be |
out of the hospital.
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Mrs. Florence Preston left the j
hospital for her home today.
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Henry Conrad, who suffered
from a stroke, is improving sllgh-j
ly.
Frankie Johnson, from the
White Mountain school, ■ was op
erated upon Feb. 15th for appen
dicitis, is now doing fine.
Louis Ozema and his brother
hud their tonsils removed, on the
16th and are both doing well.
Harold Stokes expects to be
borne soon.
\ Mr. Willet, who injured his
back, is Improving rapidly.
Iljorne Olson will shortly tie
back on the job.
Hill Tollifson is doing will.
Charles Mason is still confined,
but is resting easily.
WRITE YOUR FKIEND8 A
-ETTER ON SOURDOUGH ST A
riONARV Ob Sale at Nuggef Offle
A newspuper offering $1 no ^
fey- “embarrassing moment” |et
ers received the following «pistle- -f
“I work on an early shift in a
steel pl!*nt, I got -home an'hour
curly last night and found an
other man with my wife, i Waj
V'”> much embarrassed. Pleag«
send me $2.00 as niy wife was
also embarrassed”
The editor, so we ure,told, sent
a check for $3.00. admitting., that
the -stranger too, might have been
• mbarrassed. * - »
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It Is generally supposed that
the unknown is the thing
fear. A newspaper says r
Cuba fears strife. • Cons dering
that plenty of strife is no more
than a passing pleasant afternoon
in • i Latin-Ameriean republic, :: ap
pears as though someone is mis
taken.
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MINERS AND MERCHANTS I
RANK OP ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established lfM) i
(icncral Ranking Business
Conducted
Chocking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying Ry Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
Wo Solicit Vour Business ^
LENTON SEASON SPECIALS
List No. One
IT TAKKN TOO MI CH SHACK FOR CS TO COVKIt OCR
KATKNSIVK LINK OF GOOD THINGS TO KAT IN i»NK ISSUE.
SO WK WILL IHVIOK THIS SALK IN’ SEVERAL ISSCKS.
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CUT THIS OCT HOR*—=>ji
Fl'Tl'KK KKFKRKVCK i
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SALTED FISH
BERING SEA
CODHSH
Canjchl |i.u ki (1 and flip
ped to un l.lNt fall, unequal
led for food "'alue, unexcell
edfor quality, flavor and
flCNhnCNN.
per pound, 1.1 rente
In kitN, per pound, 13% rts.
YUKON RIVER
SALMON Z
^'Rmw Is no equal to the
Salmon caught in the waters
of the niigh<> Yukon River. -
Kings, bellies, per lb. 25 cts.
Silver bellies per lb, 20 cts.
Kings bellies per kit, 22 \t cts
Silver bellies per kit 17 % cts
(75 cents extra for new kite)
Golovin Bay
Herring
Per kit per lb. 15 ct».*
Per doz. 7ft ctz.
Norway Mackerel
per pound 25 eta.
Codfish in Bricks
per 1 lb. brick, 115 tb.
per a lb. brick. 45 cte
Kotzebue
Shse Fish
per pound 50 ct#.
EXTRA SPECIAL#
$
Salted Trout, per pound 25 cents
Tongues and 8ounds, per pound. 25 cents |
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STORE HOURS — S:»0 A.M. TO 6:80 P-M.
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices