ELIM
(Special Noggeg Correspondence)
Sepiember 11
Nome Nugget
Nome, Alaska
Elim has been a busy village
for the last week, as we are get
ting ready for the winter, and
all the natives in the village are
getting their repair work done on
their homes preparatory for the
long winter. They always make
needed repairs on their homes
every fall, and in that way they
keep them in good condition.
The men who had been at St.
Michael wrecking the house which
was given them by the government
returned to Elim on the first day
of September, after being away
since the twenty-sixth of July. We
were glad to see them return and
they were sure glad to get hack.
They said that the shores ot St.
Michael looked s> dark and dis
mal to them aXter being *dn the
shores" of Elim", as all the gravel
on the beucjh at Elim is so nice
and white and clean looking and
the shores at St. Michael was prin
cipally of a dark atone and that
makes a lot of difference when
the sun shines on it. They com
pleted the wrecking of the build
ing and piled the lumber what
they could in another building
tbhere until they could get il
home
This week most of the men
have been up on the flats above
EMm hunting and were fairly suc
cessful. They say there are manv
ducks and geese up there, hut as
they did not have very much am
munition they took no chances on
shooting until they were fairly
Sure ■ that they could get what
they shot at because they want
to conserve their ammunii>u as
much as possible.
The beTry pickers returned
home again on the first of Sep
tember and the village is pretty
well supplied with berries for th>*
winter, which is a good thing In
the prevention of the deaded ' dN
ea.se scurvy, and besides berries
make a good dessert.
Elim wa-s visited by a severe
storm beginning tile twoniv-fr-t
of August anil lasting for sev
eral days, doing some damage hv
blowing down the Elim sign that
•hrs been 'elling the passers ny
that this-was Elim. and that they
were welcome in our village.
The run of Silver Salmon a?
Elim this year was very limited,
scarcely any were caught here or
up the coast as far at Kwick ri
ver. and the Ted salmon run was
■not so much ei'her. so the firs,:
run was about all that was ranght
In this part of the country, but
they expect a big run of white
fish a little later.
James Kotonpan. wife and son
Erick, left Elim for the Koyuk
and up c^ast points on a visit be
fore the freeze-up. expecting to
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visit friends at those places includ
ing grand nia Porter at Dim-*
jCreek. r
tFJie general health at Klim is
jgfoorf so far this fall, no sickness
except some colds among the ehil
jdren who perhaps hav„e been swim
!m!ng when it was a little too
|chilly and remained in too long,
end became chilled,
i Our school is beginning today
with a small enrollment, but we
l*xpect as many this winter as last
and maybe more, and the weather
being nice now there may be .1
few out at the beginning.
1 The gardens here did fairly well
(this summer considering the cool
spring. C. S. Replogl*
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ART SPECIALISTS ENDOW
CHEVALIER ROMANTIC DRAMA
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A tremendous combination of
acting talent, directorial genius,
writing wisdom and music-making
inagic have been woven into a
thrilling and joyous motion pic
ture entertainment, “The Smiling
Lieutenant.”
Bringing Maurice Chevlier back
to the screen after his European
tour in another rollicking roman
ce which combines all the attract
, ive features of his former screen
successes. “The Smiling Lieut
enant,” at - the Dream Theatre
Tuesday, September 27.
Two gorgeous leading ladies, the
brunette Claudette Colbert, the
blonde Miriam Hopkins, keep
things lively for the • smiling
Frenchman, whose voice, recently
given to thrilling radio audiences,
will have full opportunity to ex
press his personality in song in
"The Smiling Lieutenant."
Charlie Ruggles, -the joyous in
ebriate of a score of film hits,
gives of his laugh-making talents
to this picture.
The story deals with a sprightly
lieutenant of the guards, madly in
love with a charming cabaret en
lerta'nor. for whom he is willing
!o sac raid ce the Joys of bachelor
hood. Before he can accomplish
his purpose, however, he is snat
ched up liy a princess who mistak
es his smile for a proposal, and
forces him into unwilling mat
rimony. After marriage he for
akes his dowdy wife fir happin
ess with the girl of his choice,
lint his wife, determined to win
his heart between love with duty
without.
t “Tltp Smiling Lieutenant” was
directed by that iron ins ,„ot subtle
humor, Ernst Tmbitsch. whose del
icious- touches, enlivened “The Love
I’.-iraiTe” and even Emil .Tanning’s
[tremendous tragedy, "TlMk-^-Patr
riot.” The story is projected
l^gnijist,,Jhe olorful background of
host-war Vienna and picturesque
I middle Europe.
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SOCIAL notes
Monday, September 18th waf
wedding day of two ile\v Nomeites.
In the offices of Charles W.
Thornton, -Miss Prudence E. Ulves
tad became the bride of William
S. Palmer, Commissioner Thorn
t. n reading the marriage vows.
Witnessing the surprise wedding
were Miss Margaret Lilli wit/, and
Mr. Russell C. March ton
Doth Mr and .Mrs. Palmer were
arrivals on the June Victoria.
Mrs. Palmer is a nurse at the
Maynard Columbus Hospital and
Mr. Palmer has been associated
with the Lomen Coin'l Co. for the
past few’ months. - v
All Nome joins in wishing them
ja world of happiness.
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FOOD SALK
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Once in a gi'cil while the peo
ple of Nome are asked to partic-j
'ipate in helping a club or Lodge
put over, successfully a means of
raising money. Sometimes it is1
for the benefit of Nome and its j
people, but more often for the less ]
fortunate ones outside.
Saturday. September 30th, the
Ladies of Mooseheart are giving
a food sale at Lehmann’s store. j
Everyone knows the vast work j
carried on by that wonderful or- j
gariization, Mooseheart, and each j
one sTTouTd feel only too glad to |
do their small bit by helping them i
carry on their work.
This food sale will start prompt-j
ly at 11 o’clock so be there early {
so you won't be disappointed A
large variety of foods will be on
display.
Don’t forget- Saturday Septemr,
her 3 0th at Lehmann’s!
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CHURCH NOTES
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FEDERATED CHURCH
Norm McOay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 arm.
Evening worship at 7:40 p.m.
Sermon theme: “Christ’s Idea
of Forgiveness.”
You and Yours are most cord
ially invited.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays.
Sunday School at-2pm.
Evening Service at 7:.30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
11 A.M. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church in
Club Hosse.
7 P.M. Evening Service.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the probate court for the St.
Michael Precinct, Second Division,
Territory of Alaska, before Her
bert W. Johnson, U. S Commiss
ioner and ex officio probate judge.
In the matter of the estate of
GEORGE A. AK,OFF. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
SOZA AKOFF and PETER AK
OFF. the mother and brother, re
spectively, of George A. Akoff, de.
ceased, and whose addresses are
Khristianskoe, IJigorsky, okrug,
North Osetin, Autonomous Pro- T
vince, U. S. S. Russia, that the
Administrator of the Estate of
George A AkofT, deceased, has
filed in. said court his Final Ac
count as such Administrator, and
that Saturday, ’ the 11th day of
November, 1933, at the hour of
eleven o’clock in the forenoon o'
said day has been fixed by the;
Court as the date of bearing the 1
objections, if any, to said Report,
and that, at said time and place. I
the said Probate Judge will at
his office in St. "Michael, Alaska,
adjudicate and determine who the
heirs and distributees of said de
cedent are, >
Ira. D. Orton,
Administrator.
Publish Sept. 9, 1 6. 23. 30.
Oct. 7, 1933. 1
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