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LOCAL NEWS
OPEN SEASONS ON
ANIMALS LISTED
Received by wire this morning, by
Clerk of the District Court, Aimer
Rydeen, was the following informa
tion regarding the hunting seasons:
Open season of foxes, mink, land
otter, lynx and weasel is from Nov
ember 16th to February 28th. Op
en season on muskrat is from April
1st to May 31st. All dates are in
clusive. There is no open season
on beaver or martin.
PAA MAIL PLANE
HALTED BY W. P.
Due to extreme foggy weather to
day, the Pacific Alaska Airways,
mail plane did not arrive. However,
the weather on the Yukon River
was reported to be fair, and it is
believed the plane took off on sched
ule for Nome.
NAT PLANNING ON
CHANGING TO SKIIS
The Northern Air Transport is
planning on changing to skiis on its
planes at Nome, before making any
further flights. The foggy weather
today hindered them from changing
to skiis on one of their planes which
is scheduled for a flight to Kotzebue,
as soon as weather permits.
THORULF LEHMANN
NOW IN NEW STORE
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Thorulf Lehmann completed mov
ing into his new building today, lo
cated near Lane’s Way on Front
Street. His general merchandise es
tablishment includes, meat market,
groceries, dry goods and etc. He
moved from his temporary quarters
in the Ames building.
BABY SON BORN TO
MR. & MRS. MILLER
A five pound baby boy was born
at 7:40 p.m., Sunday evening to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Miller of this city,
in the Maynard Columbus Hospital.
Baby and mother are progressing
nicely, and Daddy Miller, mechanic
for the Northern Air Transport, is
busy evading all the congratula
tions offered by the Miller’s many
friends. Cigars were on hand at the
NAT office, although “Hank” was
not there to pass them out.
MUCH SNOW AT GOLD
RUN SAYS REPORTS
Reports from Gold Run, in the
Teller scetion stated that trail con
ditions were ideal, and that there
was about six feet of snow in that
localiyt. Other reports from the
Kougarok state that the trail condi
tions there are also well suited for
dog teams. It appears that the snow
question is about the same as usual
on the North side of the mountain
ous divide, separating Nome from
northern Seward Peninsula. How
ever, at Nome the snow has not fall
en to any great extent as yet.
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ROUST AIRWAYS
CHANGES SKnS
Both planes of the Roust Airways,
the Curtis Robin and the Travelair
were flown to Snake River, near the
mouth of Center Creek and their
wheels were substituted for skiis,
on the landing gears of both planes.
With brand new motors, skiis, and
winter equipment, the Roust Air
ways is now ready for the winter
flying.
Weather permitting, Pilot Easley in
the Robin will take off for Cand
le tomorrow with Tom Roust, Presi
dent of the Roust Airways,, return
ing to his home at that place. Pilol
Whaley is scheduled for a flight to
morrow morning w.p., to White
Golovin, and Haycock, carrying
passengers, express and mail.
- -NOTICE ~~
The Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce is now enraged
in formulating a legislative pro
gram to be submitted to the Legisla
ture at their meeting next January
The Chamber Will be pleased tc
receive suggestions from the resi
dents of this Division, regarding pro
posed measures. Mail your sugges
tions to the Secretary.
N. W. Alaska C. of C.
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NOME MOTOR CO.
HOUSE-WARMING
The first house-warming in a new
business hoUse, in re-built Nome,
took place last Saturday evening in
the garage of the Nome Motor Com
pany.
Work was rushed last week
in order that the garage would be
ready for Saturday night. One of
the largest crowds to turn out to
any public function attended and
the large new building was crowd
ed to the limit. Owners, Cliff Allyn
and Bud Harper, staged the big
dance, to which the public of Nome
was invited.
The dance started early and con
tinued until an early hour in the
morning, with many small and di
verse entertainments being put on
during the evening.
The new building, comprising a
garage, workshop, office, parts room
and storage space, on the ground
floor is well planned and has been
constructed in a modern, efficient
manner. It is well insulated against
cold and will be a credit to Nome,
as a fine, up-to-date building. On
the second floor, apartments have
been constructed where the owners
will have their homes. The new
Garage is located on the corner of
Front Street and Hunter Way, oc
cupying the site of the former City
Hall. Everyone, young and old wish
es the Nome Motor Company all
success in their new business, to
which The Nome Nugget adds its
congratulations for the speedy con
struction of their new building.
MORE BUSINESSES
TO MOVE IN SOON
Since the house-warming Satur
day night several other businesses
in Nome which are planning on
moving into new locations soon,
signified their intentions of staging
a house-warming for their new
buildings. Among those who plan
on moving into new business houses
in about a week, are The -Bon Mar
che Stores, located on the corner ol
Front Street and Lanes Way; The
Cavey Bakery and Restaurant, loc
ated dta Front Street on the south
side between Lanes Way and Fed
eral Way; and Thorulf Lehmann on
the south side of Front Street near
Lanes Way.
DREAM THEATRE IS
NEAR COMPLETION
The Rream Theatre, Chas. Code,
expects to be open for business,
Thursday evening of this week,
Thanksgiving Day. Working stead
ily since the fire, a new theatre
building has been constructed, and
the interior work should be com
pleted by Thursday so that the first
picture show since the blaze of Sept
17th can be shown.
FOR SALE—Five dogs, heavy
draft, broke to work. Inquire at
Nugget Office.
You can save money by having
the carrier deliver the Daily Nugget
to your residence. Subscribe now,
$2.00 per month.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Thanksgiving
TURKEY
SPECIAL
10 Per cent Discount
Will be'given on all Turkey orders placed with us
on or before Tuesday evening and also on all Tur
key which we do not have to prepare for the oven.
We are willing to give the extra labor and cost
free to prepare birds for the oven but we cannot
offer this servcie unless the orders are placed with
us ahead of time enabling us to do work nicely.
Our Turkeys were especially selected and killed
a short time before the sailing of the last boat;
there will be no finer birds sold for this Thanks
giving anywhere.
Considering the market situation, the prices we
are able to sell at are very reasonable.
HEN TURKEYS 42%cts per Pound
TOM TURKEYS 47%cts per Pound
Less 10% discount if orders are placed before
Tuesday evening. /
Our Stock of Thanksgiving Dinner Delicacies
Is Complete.
We have fresh Cranberries, Celery, Squash, Sweet
Potatoes, Cucumbers, Pears, Grapes, Mince Meat,
Plum, Fig and Date Pudding. Salted Nuts, Stem
Raisins, Relishes of all kinds.
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Our Christmas Cards have been placed on Sale.
, You should send yours in the next mail.
A.POLET