Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Maurice King of the Fer
guson Airways arrived in Nome
today from Deering, Candle and
Kotzebue with Joe Koucak, Dick
Hoogendom, Harry Moran, Chas.
Maxwell and Frank Fellows as
passengers. The plane will re
main overnight before returning
to Kotzebue.
The Pacific Alaska Airways El
ectra plane departed this morn
ing for Fairbanks with Doc Kemp
Dad Kleiner and Joe Earl as pas
engers bound for the Pionee
Home at Sitka. They will fly thri
to Juneau aboard a PAA plan
from Fairbanks.
Pilot Walt Hall of the Mirov
Air Service flew Mr. Hopgood
wife and two children to Wale
yesterday. He returned with Ra
ph Lister, Tully McKinnon an<
Clans Hole.
Pilot Frank Whaley of th<
Mirow Air Service returned from
Taylor yesterday with Sam Go<
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AND
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r Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
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i Air Service returned from Taylor
: yesterday with Lars Rahlstedt,
John Moyer and Frank Linke.
' From Haycock yesterday with
, a Mirow Air Service plane were
i Wallace Porter and August Ol
1 son.
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Pilots Hans Mirow, Walt Hall
and Frank Whaley of the Mirow
,' Air Service have been busy fly
, J ing passengers and freight and
i baggage from the Kougarok to
Nome.
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Local Items
Tomorrow sees the inauguration
of roller skating in Nome after |
an absence of many years.
The Nome Amusement Com
pany, operating the new ballroom
j in Nome has received from the
(states roller skates and equip'
, ment, and at 2 p.m. tomorrow the
hall will be opened for every j
j one who wishes to indulge in this
popular pastime.
Instructors will be on the floor
to assist beginners and it is believ i
' ed, say many that roller skating !
will be one of the stellar indoor
| sports this winter.
One of the Farewell Dances of
i the Fall Season, to those who are
j leaving aboard the S S Victoria
j for the States is taking place
. this evening at Nome’s New Ball
room, which has not yet been
i named.
There is a $5.00 prize for the
persons suggesting the name
, which is most appropriate.
Novelty dance music, special
dancing by Neva Whaley’s Dane
1 ing Class will be features of the
1 dance tonight.
POISON’S
Water Delivery
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“Sanitary Service”
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NEW LOW PRICES
AFTER OCT. 1st, 1936
For Years Your Old Stand
By. Always at Your
Service.
Ed Bergstrom—Eric Nelson
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SPECIAL!
KING UTAH LUMP
COAL
WHILE IT LASTS
CASH WITH THE ORDER
Per Ton $24.50
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P. J. Gilmore, leading men’s
clothier of Ketchikan, announces
that he will close out his business
which he has conducted for over
30 years. He will retain his var
ious other interests. Mr. Gilmore
first went to Ketchikan in 1901.
He located permanently in Ket
chikan in 1905 and opened his
store on Dock street.
The Matanuska Valley Pioneer
announces that the last issue as a
mimeographed sheet has been is
sued and that a complete new
outfit including machine and
presses will be installed. The
paper is a most interesting one
and Alaska editors welcome Jack
Allman the publisher to their
ranks. He is a prolific writer of
short' stories as well as editor.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Snow, storms and general over
cast conditions obtained in cen
tral and western Alaska this
morning. Cloudy and rainy
weather continues in southeast
ern Alaska.
The storm area centered around
Fairbanks yesterday morning has
moved eastward over the McKen
:ie Province. Barometer read
ings were rising at Nome today.
Ice was still running in the
Vukon at Nulato and other points
Heavy snows yesterday left
amounts on the ground as foll
ows: Fairbanks 4 inches; Ruby
5 inches Tanana 5 inches, Cand
le and Kotzebue 4 inches.
The lowest temperature at
Nome was 29 and the highest yet
terday 34.
Subscribe for The Nome
Daily Nugget: $2 a month
CLASSIFIED
Four room completely furnish- i
ed house for rent. Inquide at the
Nugget Office.
WANTED—A new or second
hand Cook Stove, sufficiently
large enough for a camp of
fifteen men. Inquire at Lomen
Commercial Company office. 3t
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FOR SALE — 3 inch pump, 3
horsepower gas engine.Fairbanks
Morse. Inquire at Eddie Gross'.
FOR SALE—4 room house, 1
block from new school. 2 story.
Partly furnished. Newly con
structed. Inquire Nugget office. 3t
Calkins’ Shoppe
NEW SHIPMENT
OF HOSIERY
JUST RECEIVED
Calkins’ Shoppe
YENNEY’S~
Water Delivery
Phone Black 7
Good Service
Complies With Sanitary
Regulations of The City
Of Nome.
BOURDON’S
Taxi Service
TRANSFER WORK
Trips Made Anytime
Any Place
SEE
Fred Bourdon
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Souvenirs
From Nome
Are Pleasing Gifts
Your relatives and friends highly
appreciate gifts from this far north
ern Territory.
WE NOW HAVE ON SALE THE
LARGEST AND CHOICEST COL
LECTION OF GENUINE, HAND
CARVED IVORY, MOCCASINS,
MUKLUKS AND PARKAS.
HELP THE NATIVE TO HELP
HIMSELF MAKE A LIVING
BY YOUR PURCHASE
It is your civic duty to do your bit
and by doing so you will also help
in perpetuating the most unique in
dustry of the North.
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