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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot John Moore of the
Star Airways of Anchorage
took off from Nome today
with Messrs Odum and
Rich, travelling salesmen,
who are making a tour of
Alaska.
Pilot. Ilans Mirow of the
MAS, returned to Nome to
day from Fairbanks with
three pa
and
goods. W. E. Go-,s, Mor
ris Jackson and a Mr. Jones
were arriv Is. Mr. Jackson
is a new pilot to be added
to the Mirow Air Service.
Pilot Steve Mills of the
Star Airways of Anchor
age, arrived Nome today
with two travelling men
from Fairbanks: Joe Free
man representing the Sch
wabacher Co. of Seattle,
and Jack Gucker represent
ing S &W goods and other
firms. They plan to stay
here a day or two and then
fly to Kotzebue, Peering,
thence to Fairbanks via
Fort Yukon.
Pilot Frank Whaley of,
the Nome Airways, enroute
to Anchorage from Nome
was delayed by bad wea
ther and remained over
night at McGrath. He was
expected to arrive at An
chorage today.
Polarites Attention
AH Polarites urged to
attend athletic work-out
and meeting Native Gym
at 7:1)0 p.m. tonight.
Buck land Murder
Reported Today
Pilot King ol' the Fergu
son Airways who arrived
Nome iast night from Deer
ing and Candle reported
that a Mr. Nilima store
keeper for the Loman Com
mercial Co. at Buekland
had been killed by a shot
through the window of his
cabin, which penetrated
one of liis eyes. Commis
sioner Gillis of Candle in
r. ..gated and reported to
: a Marshal s olfic e here.
Marshal Gaffney expects
to leave tor there tomor
row, w.p. he stated, to car
ry on an investigation into
who might have committ
ed the crime.
Pilot King left for Fair
banks today with Cole
Cash of the National Gro
cery Co. as a passenger.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Poll Book for the
registration of voters for
the forthcoming municipal
and school hoard election,
which has been open since
February 19th, will close
on March 28, 1936.
M. J. Walsh,-City Clerk
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LOCAL ITEMS
City Clerk M. J. Walsh
reported today that 205 vot
ers had registered for the
municipal and school board
election to be held April
7th The books will close
for registration March 28th
and it is advisable that all
citizens register before that
date.
Represent;1, ives Milton
Odum and Oil Rich, who
arrived ' > wc* d days
ago yi . a S!ar . Twavs
plane, c'rpfHds to g- t away
on t.1 * : u n Might, s on
ping id various points, with
in a sh ad time.
Mr. Odum represents >'•/.
J. Lake and Co., distribut
ers of whiskey in Alaska,
and also Frye & Co. Mr.
Rich is an agent tor the
well known Black Bear
Manufacturing Co.
They have been on their
present business trip for
several weeks now and do
not expect to return to
their Anchorage base until
about April 1st.
The basketball games
played Monday night at the
Native Gym climaxed the
present schedule and result
ed in the following scores:
Grade School 22, High
School 2nd team 20. Alas
kans 17, Nome High School
9. The main series ended
with the Nome team win
ning 3 and losing 1 game;
Alaskans winning 2 and los
ing 2; High School winning
J and losing 3.
It is understood, that
with numerous other school
activities and work to be
pursued, the high school
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO,
team will not be able to
continue any further gam
es. Some talk was heard
of continuing another ser
ies or having several spec
ial challenge games, but
such was not definitely
made known today. It is
i believed that this year’s
basketball series has come
to an end.
j
The Catholic Ladies Card
party and dance last even
ing, in celebration of St.
Patrick’s Day, for the bene
fit of Pilgrim Springs Mis
sion, went over with a bang
One of the largest crowds
of the winter season’s act
ivities attended. More than
thirty tables were required
to accomodate the card
players, others were forced
to look on due to the fact
that tables were not to be
had and the hall was crowd
ed to capacity.
Winners of prizes were:
1st prize for ladies in whist
Mrs. Nels Swanberg; con
solation Mrs. W. L. Slack.
Gentlemen were: Harry
Lewis first and Pierce
Wal h consolation.
Winners of the bridge
Mrs. L. A
■ Irs. Ben Gil
lette consolation. For the
gentlemen, Chas. Code, 1st
and Aimer Rydeen consola
tion prizes.
Following the card gam
es refreshments were enjoy
ed by all at the North Pole
Bakery. Dancing continu
ed until about 2 a.m. The
party was voted a success
both socially and financial
ly, and the Catholic Ladies
lived up to their reputation
as royal entertainers.
The mat donated by Jack
Starr was presented to Pat
ty Kerwin.
TRAIN SERVICE
CHANGED TO
WEDNESDAY
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Passenger train service
over the Government Rail
road has been changed
from Thursday to Wednes
day, leaving Fairbanks, un
til further notice. . The
above information was wir
ed to Nome for the benefit
of the traveling public, and
airplane companies.
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FRIDAY
ONE SHOW 7:30 P.M.
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ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
ONE SHOW__ 7:30 P.M.
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Alining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
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In Tune With The Lenten Season
A RARE TREAT
TASTY AND DELICIOUS. ONE OF THE
FINEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL DELIC
ACIES EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN NOME.
Smoked YVhitefish . 35 cts lb.
Smoked Halibut 40 cts lb.
Smoked Cod.40 cts lb.
Smoked Sheefish .45 cts lb.
THESE FISH WERE HOME SMOKED
! BY MR. HERMAN FERGENS
SAMPLE AND YOU WILL BUY
Come and get yours soon, as there is only a
small amount on hand at present.
Our Lenten Sale Continues
With The Following Additions
Prunes, med. sized
Seedless Raisins
Extra Fancy Black Figs
Ombre Yarn
Pequot Pillow Cases
Blazers
Neckties
Dungarees !
IceCream Freezers
Meat Department Offers
Shoulder Lamb steak.28 cts lb.
Pot Boast, steer .28 cts lb.
Pure Pork Links .... 2 lbs for 85 cts
A POLET
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