LOCAL NEWS
Wallace Porter and Charley
Haycoks are in from Dime Creek
this week. »
John Bahnke has recently come
in from Bluff, Hans Hanson from
Council,'' Chas. Fagerstrom from
Golovin and Ed Punguk from
White Mounta'n. Nome is glad
to see you.
Pilot Steve Mills flew up from
Anchorage last Tuesday for the
Star Airways, bringing with him,
Oflaf Bolin, Thor Thoren. Elnar
Strom and Thor Nelson., He flew
back to Anchorage the following
day from Nome with Bud New
ton as a passenger enroute for
the outside.
NAT PLANK MOVEMENTS
March 18, Pilot Brown flew to
Pilgrim Springs and returned with
Charlie Kennedy and L. E. Rob
inson.
March 21, Brown left Nome to
contact Vic .Ross in Ruby, taking
with him. Miss Wright the trav
eling nurse whom he dropped at
Ellm enroute. After meeting
Ross at Ruby and on his return
to Nome Brown hit bad weathef
and stayed bver at White Moun
tain, returning to Nome on the
22nd..
Pioneer Ijiulira Entertain
The Pioneer Ladles again held
one of their popular card parties |
last Friday evening at the Pioneer |
Igloo. It was an enjoyable af-1
fair. Mrs. P. Sather was first
w'nner, Mrs, Charlie Lewis, sec
ond, and Mrs. A. Rydeen, third.
Ice cream, cake, coffee and other
such good things were served as
a luncheon afterwards.
ROUST PLANE MOVEMENTS
March 21, Pilot Ben Easley
flew from Candle to Kiana, where
’after waiting for a day till George
Mock was well enough to travel
he flew |o Nome with the latter.
He returned to Candle the same
day with mall and freight for
Kotzebue, Deering and Candle.
March 22, Pilot Frank Whaley
took Thor Nelson to Council and
returned with Hans Hansen.
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The Nugget has several new ad-,
vertLsenvents in this issue, among
them being one from the Bon
Marche Stores Grocery Depart- ,
mont, under the management of j
Ed Seidenverg. There is also an j
interesting one by N. Strand,-1
agent for the New York Life In-'
surance Company. The Charlotte I
B. Howe Apparel Shop is likewise
announcing itself to the citizens
of Nome this week in a new ad
vertisement. Another political ad
is to be seen, from Oscar G. Ol
son of Cordova, a candidate for
NOME MACHINE SHOP
(SUCCESSOR TO W. H. 8TURTHVANT)
Hfm.BR, ---- MATERIAL.
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^ SATISFIED CUSTOMERS steel.
AUTOMOTIVE BRONZE,
^ _:-- BUSHING,
WORK Promjit Attention to Local , BABBITT,
WELDING. And Out of Town Work ACXTCSSORIES.
, BOY QUALITY COAL !
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OU;R LADYSMITH COAL ig washed, double screened and |
i hand picked.
PER TON CASH . 120.00. DELIVERED . *21.00
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Our UTAH COBBLE COAL is very desirable where quick |
ignition and heat is desired.;
PER TON CASH . *22.00. DELIVERED *28.00
OUR ANTHRACITE COAL is ths highest guaHty hard coal 1
■obtainable, purchased under the following analysis;
British Thermal Units 10,000
Fixad Carbon 84.20% Ash 7.04%
Volatile 6.88% Molatar# 1.7%
I PER TOE OAEB **EjBE DELIVERED ,1*1.00
[ORDER TOUR COAL FROM POLHT8 STORES OR
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Roust Airways
-* WHKN YOU TRAVEL, FLY III OUR NEW
AND COMFORTABLY HEATED CABIN PLANES
FOR RATES, ANY PLACE, ANY TIME
, CALL THE
ROUST AIRWAYS
BASES AT NOME AND CANDLE
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nomination as Territorial Treas
urer on the Democratic ticket.
There is a short write-up on an
other page stating his qualifica
tion for the office. Have you
seen the North Pole’s new ad?
Readers of the Nugget will do
well -to watch closely the chang
ing advertisements weekly of the
Lomen Commercial Company,
Polet’g Stores.."the Dream Theatre
and last but not least the politic
al cards of candidates for the pri
mary election.
Nome’s Latest Election News
At two-thirty this afternoon a
total of IMS had registered for
the coming election. ..For the con
venience of those who have been
delayed in this dnty, the City
Clerk's office will remain open
until ten o'clock tonight for final
registrations. .
At present Ed Tarnutzer and
Henry Burgh have filed for mayor
B. J. McConaghy, E. B. O’Conner,
and B. M. Buckley for the Council
C. J. McGregor and Mrs. E. Bald
win for the School Board. Nom
ln-at'ons for the elections in all
offices are open until March 29
and those filing have until
that time to file. Let’s make this
a big election year.
VOTICB
Notice is hereby Riven that the
Annual Municipal and . School
Board Election will be at the City
Hall, Nome, Alaska, on Tuesday,
April 3rd, 1034, for jfhr purpose
of electing a Mayor, three Coun
cilman for a two year term, a
City Treasurer, a City Attorney,
a City Clerk, and one member t»f
the School Board.
Bated at Nome, Alaska, this
24th day of March, 1034.
' M. J. Walsh,
City Cleric
CARD OF THANKS
The Catholic Ladies of Nome
take this opportunity of express
ing their sincere thanks to ail
those who by their donations and
jfreseuce helped make St. Pat
rick’s Card Party a splendid suc
cess.
Cathodic Ladies of Nome
KNIGHTS OF
THE ROSE CROIX
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Maunday Thursday ceremony, at
Masonic Temple, Thursday, March
20 at 7 p.m. Attendance obliga
tory.
Nome Scottish Rite flub,
Leroy M. Sullivan, Ftps.
OSCAR G. OLSON WELL
QUALIFIED FOR OFFICE
TREASURER TERRITORY
Making his in'tlal bow in pol
itics for public office, and bis first
trip here to jneet Seward people,
Oscar 0. Olson, candidate for
nomination for Terr'torial treas
urer on the Democratic ticket,
made the round trip on the North
western. During the time the lin
er was In port >Mt. Olson took the
opportunity to get acquainted
with Seward folk.
Mr. Olson is exceptionally well
qualified for the post he seeks.
He Is cashier for the Copper Ri
ver and Northwestern railway in
Cordova and he been associated
with ofifloe detail his entire life.
He has had five years of practical
banking experience as well as many
years more in accountancy work.
A resident of Cordevo since the
World WSar, following his dis
charge, Mr; Olson previouslyy liv
ed in the interior; at Kennecott
as an agent and with the railroad
at Nenaoa.
Married with two fine daughters
Mr. Olson appears to have every
qualification making him particu
larly adapted and fit for the im
portant task of Territorial treas
urer, having had 20 years of act
ual experience and residence in
Alaska, making him cognizant
with the details and ramifications
of departments and government.
Mr. Olson will appreciate sup
port to his candidacy. He expects
to make another trip to Seward
in the near future.—Seward Gate
way.
JOHN WAGNER BURIED
The funeral service of John i
Wagner took place last Wednes
day at the Federated Church with
Rev. McCay duly presiding. His
sermon was well given, touching
on the pioneering spirit of John
Wagner and his efforts to devel
op this part of the country. The
following acted as^ pall bearers.
Richard McClain, John Svedeman,
Louis Kurtb, Pete Bloomburg,
Louis Erickson and Oscar Lay.
Interment was made at Belmont
Point Cemetar.y
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VOTE FOR
OSCAR 6. OLSON
Of Cordova
CANDIDATE FOR
NOMINATION
Territorial
. Treasurer
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DEMOCRATIC' TICKET
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, MARCH 25 7:16 an* 9PM.
THE DECEIVER *
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IAN KEITH & DOROTHY SEHASTION
ALSO
“A PUT UP JOIP’ with KARL DANE * GEORGE K. ARTHUR
AND
FOX MOVTNTONS NEWS
Admission 66 cents including tax
ONH SHOW TUESDAY, MARCH 27, AT S PM
RED DUST .
WITH
T—CLARK GABLE & JEAN HARLOW
ALSO
SCREEN SNAP SHOTS
AND
„ NEWS REEL
Admission 76 cents including tsx
ONH SHOW FRIDAY, MARCH 80 AT ?:*• PM
TARZAN THE APE MAN
WITH
JOHNNY WEISMULLER A MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
ALSO
“JUST A PAL,, with MINOR A. WATSON
Admission 16 cents incinding tsx
ONH SHOW SATURDAY, MARCH 81 AT 7:SS
MONKEY BUSINESS
WITH
FOUR MARX RROS.
Admission 56 cents including tax
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