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(Special Nugget Correspondence)
August 11
The Nome Nugget
July 9. Killer whalee drove im
mense herds of walrus within a
quarter of a mile ofT shore. The
men killed twelve walrus bulls. It
la unusual to see walrus at this
late date.
Reindeer herders were sent -out
to make a big roundup. Count
ing and ear marking Is expected
to be done in the near future.
July 14. The M. S. Good Hope
arrived this morning. Mr. Shel
don Keok, the biggest reindeer
owner in the Cape Reindeer Co.
was tbe passenger from Nome and
Mr Stafford and son from Teller.
July 16. -Boys sent out to round
up deer are back with u big herd
of dee** which they estimated
about twelve thousand.
Everybody is called to work at
the corral to count and ear mark
the deer. The reindeer work last
ed almost a week. The deer
counted wag fourteen thousand.
July 21. M. S. Good Hope ar
rived from the north • and was
storm bound here for five days.
She had engine trouble.
July 24. The cutter Northland
arrived and was at anchor till
the 26tta when she picked up ber
anchor and left The wind was
blowing so hard that nobody dared
to go out.
July 28. Two little Diomede
skinboats came over the straits on
their way to Nome. They report
ed everybody line at the Island.
tAug. 2. Johnnie Ifrmedlina’a
little girl lnezuk died. 'She was
sick since last winter.
Shismaref natives arrived, brot
with them lots of oogrook skins
to trade bar walrus bides. They
reported everybody well at Shis
maref.
Aug. 5 An unknown steamer
was sighted about six miles off It
was seen in the same place for two
days.
One white whale and a young
one were killed today. The Trad
er went bv today, she was -it
anchor in Tin City for some time.
Ang. 7. Sib Wales men left for
Teller to buy coffe, tea and totoao
For over a month Wales hud
to get along without coffee, tea or
tobacco, as there was none of
(these things left in the store.
Aug. 10 The M. S. Good Hope
arrived here, discharged th§ mail
and left for the north.
Robert May*
Wales Special News
Aug. 14. Two skin boats load
ed with natives left fi*r Teller
where they will spend the aummer
picking berried and to fish for
their winter supply of food vAlso
one left for Nome with a boat
load of various kinds of nalive
products.
Aug. 18. One Omiak returned
from Shismaref today, left Shis
maref while they wait to have
JUt i smaref reindeer counting and
marking they leave Paul Stafford
and his son Junior. The boys
said deer dont get to Shismaref
yet.
Aug. 18, One new man got to
village over the hills from Teller
which called his name Pete Bard
nar He was going to wait for
North Star to take him across to
Diomedes. Then from Diomedes at
Big Island he waB going to wait for
boat to take him across to Siber
ia. This man claimed he had
walked from San Francisco by get
ting passage on boats to> cross the
rivers.
Dwight Tevuk
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REINDEER
Cut to order
by pound, quarter,
side or carcass
See Duffy or leave orders at Bon J
Marclie to be delivered to me. .1 ;
propose to lt#l three times a week j
so as to have absolutely freWli j
meat. DiU also haltadle game, ftsli |
and berries In season while Mthey |
hist.
Prices will be right to edit the
times.
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TNUflllGK TO ‘CTHKDITORS
S*. 'fibe P*rcft»ate Ctawft for the
jpnfrbirven Precinct, fferritOTy *of
'All a aka. Second iBHiteSon.
•In the matter of the estate *of
Lao Wiliams, daceaeed. ,w*4i
| StaCflce is hereby -given, that
isindenaigned, B®rfo- Magids has
been appointed by ”he above *»
Bitted court, Aianriuirator of The
eaticbe of Leo 'Williams, Hle
eeaKoU.
ifia persons having -claims sgaioBt
the *#it,atp of *«id deceased ore
beye'fcn* required to present tie
same, duly verified, with the yn*o
p«>r ymuchers. to The undersigned
Administrator of said 'estate, at his
rosiflttni'e at Deer in g. m said PaHv
havi-ii “precinct, Terriioiy of Ail*fc
ha. Second Division, within sfcx
'nionrb* front the da:t<e ®f this not
fice.
BOMS ’■ACIDS.
Artnimlstr.ajtor of The estate -o?
Leo. William, Deceased
Dated this Tl2th day of Auguat.
1933.
Publish Aug 12. 19. 2*. Sept.
' 2 9. 1 933.
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NOTICI-* TO CRKDITOUS
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In the Probate Court for the
Fab-haven Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
In the matter of the estate of
Harry Roberts, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that tb
undersigned, Boris Magids has
been appointed by the afbove pn
titled court, Administrator of the
estate of Harry Roberts, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased a<
hereby required to present the
same, duly verified, with the pro
per vouchers, to the undersigned
Administrator of said estate, at
his residence at Deering in said
Falrha ven Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Division, within
six months from the date of this
notice.
BORIS MAGIDS ...
Administrator of the estate of
Harry Roberts, Deceased.
Dated this 12th day of August,
1933.
Publish Aug. 12, 19 26, Sept.
2. 9. 11933.
Notice to creditors
I'd the Probate Court for the
Pairhaven PreciWct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
In the matter of the estate of
John I. Hoyer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
uudersigned, Fred M. Ayer has
been appointed by the above en
titled court. Administrator of the
estate of John I. Hoyer. Deceased.
All persons having claims "against
the estate of said deceased are
•A Iv'CMV r. *‘ T'*‘ v-“ »••• ••
tvervhy required *to present the
•same, duly verified, with the pro
per vouchers, to the undersigned
Administrator of said 'estate, at
his residence at Nome, Territory
of Alaska. Second Division, within
six months from the date of this
Police.
FRIED M. AYER
Administrator of the estate of
’John I. Hover. Deceased
i
jwicb
July 8, 1088
Drimrlmem of the Interior, Gon
entl I,an<l Office. Washington,
July 8, 1088. Notice Is hereby
given that pursuant, to the pro
visions of tile act of July 5, 1881
(28 St at. lOJti . the buildings on
the Fort St. Michael abandoned
Military Reservation near St.
Michael, Alaska, will be offered
for sale for cash to the highest
I bidder at not less than the ap
’ praised price at tlie United States
I Post-Office at SH. Michael, Alaska,
icommencing at lO a.m. September
27. 1880. ."Further Information
can be obtained from the Reg
ister and Receiver, U. 8. land Of
Cfice at Nome, Alaska.
Fred W. Johnson
Commissioner.
Publish July 29. Aug- 5. 12, 1®,
20, Sept. 2, *, 70, 28, 1988.
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Boadtjr Behan 1 at 11 am.
Brea Inc worship at 7:49 pm.
Pastor's sermon message: "What
Difference Does Conversion Hake
Anyway ?’’
You and yours are most cord
ially invited.
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Sunday School at 2pm.
Evening Service at 7:SO
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Teller
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
August 28
Sam Dades, a mining man from
the Bluestone, has been very ill
He flew to Nome on Saturday for
medical treatment.
The Good Hope was brought f>
Teller on Sunday by the North
land She will remain here until
a launch .arrives to tow her to
Nome. 1
Mr. Nash who has been here on
business the last few days, left
via NAT plane Mr. Nash visited
at the Mission, at the Cold Stor
age plant, and made a trip to the
Tuksuk while he was here.
Miss Ethel Marx and Mrs. Helen
Bookman are visiting in Nome
They went down by plane and ex
pect to return on the Derblay,
J. 1 Anderson expects to make
a trip to Igloo soon.
J. J. O’ Leary spent several days
in Teller ou business He reports
that work has been progressing
nicely on his property on Gold
Run and that he is very pleased
with the prospects.
!
They tejj about a man in Chicago
who took a big drink of boo.tleg
whiskey and presently began to
se« reptiles and animals of sev
eral colors. He rented a hall and
put up a sign reading: ‘‘Museum,
admission 25 cents.” Patrons see
ing nothing but an empty room
complained to a policeman. An
arrest appeared imminent, but the
man got tine policeman off in a corn
ner and gave him a drink out of i
the same bottle. A few minutes
later the cop was offering the man
$300 for a half Interest in the
show.
The Great Wall of China was
built by 350.000 men in 15 years
to keep out the Mongols.
NOTICE (»F FINAL SETTLEMENT
'A' ***•'*•*-' ’
tn the Probate Court for the Port i
Clarence Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, bofo-re the Honorable C. |
W. Thornton, United States Com- i
missiomer and Rx Officio Probate
Judge, specially appointed Probate
Judge for the said Port Clarence
Precinct for the settlement of the
within named estate.
In the matter of the estate of
T. A. Peterson, Deceased.
TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN
NOTICE IS I1ERE.BY GIVEN
that the Executrix ol the Estate
of T. A. Peterson, deceased, has
filed in said Court' her Final Re
port or Account, as such Execu
trix and that Saturday, the 14th
(lay of October. 1933. at the hour
(.f eleven o’clock in 'lie forenoon
said day has been fixed by the
Court as tie date of the heuring
of the abjections, if any, to said
Report, ani that at se a time and
place, the said Probate Judge will
adjudicate gnd determine who the
heirs and distributees of decedent
are.
ALBERTA V. PEDERSON
_—Hi——t—Exeeutrix.
Publish Aug 12, 14. 26, Sept
2, 9, 1988. _
It is claimed for a new automo
bile tire that punctures are “alto
gether improbable.” Depending
we suppose, on the improbability
of hitting a nail just right.
Autobiographies sometimes con
tain much that Is interesting and
much that is true. But too often
the true part isn’t interesting and
the interesting part isn’t true. A^d
much that is omitted would be in
teresting and’true
"Truth, is stranger than fiction,’'
and also considerably scarcer.
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