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(Special Nugget Correspondence.)
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*»*><* April, 8. 1994.
The Roust plane from here
left lor Fairbanks yesterday. To
day the NAT arc sending a j-—1« - j
here The weather has been very
bod for flying lately on account
of heavy snowfall.
Miss Reader made a trip to j
Kotsebue wKh the Roust Plane
and spent a week end there. This i
was during Easter and she said j
she enjoyed her visit*very much j
While she was gone Mr. and Mrs.
Coltman from Dime Creek and a
few others made a visit to Candle.
Mrs. Coltman (is the teacher at
Dime Cr. She has taught there
for three years and Is very pleas
ant to meet. Among others from
Dime Creek were Mr. Valentine,
Miss I’orler, Miss Leonard, Mrs.
Johnson, Miss Belts and Mrs. Hog
berg and family. Candle had sev
eral dances, sliding parties, and a
very pleasant dog trip to visit
Mr. and Mrs. French on Jump Cr.
Everyone enjoyed the visitors and
a good time was had by all.
Tom Roust met with an acci
dent. His hand was severely crush
ed in the gears of the drilling
machinery. However, he is right
back at work.
The Keewalik Mining Co. are
having their river claims drilled
thoroughly and I have heard
enough about it so that you may
believe me, that its looking bet
ter all the tihie. 1 interviewed
Mr. Weinard who is manager for
the company and he told me there
was very good money and that
it looked very promising.
Mr. Roust is u«ing his drill and
when ho starts work everyone
has to be on their toes.
Earlier this spring Mr. Warsing j
Mr. Evern and Mr, Roust were'
drilling on Candle Creek, hut
though they found pay dirt. it
proved too difficult to work just
yeit. Everyone has the vcp for
prospecting, as with gold up srrj
high, a very chea,p grade of dirt
chm be worked .to make it pay.
Dr. Rraafladt of Nome was here
doing dental work. Candle enjoy
ed his visit here. He gave a dan- j
ce which was much enjoyed. Mr. '
Goodrich, Lomen Commercial Co.
manager here, also gajre a dance.
Then, not to be outdone, Mr.
Roust gave one. Of course Mr.
Roust and Dr. Braafladit^are can
didates for representative so this
is good stop in the right dir
ection. Mt. Goodrich was holding
up our end of it jso that made
K just fine.
Candle is worrying about the
N'KA movement concerning min
ing up here. With our very short
season and dependency on the
rainfall for water, it looks like
a tough break unless some of
our active .politicians take this1
matter in hgnd and show the
NUA how their intended program
will hurt md its always hard to
make an outsider see the situa
tion as we who live here do. I
feel for the? poor miner who ran
only work four months a year
up here, fldw will this 30 hoar
week strike him? If they raise
wages, with our depending on .
rainfall for water, how can the •
operator make the grade Kven |
with gold uh this Is proving to j
be a problem, but no doubt thisj
cast bo worked out satisfactorily. ;
ng Co. j
are hauling supplies for the be
ginning of operations. The Kee j
walik Mining Co. is ready to open
up soon. It wont, be long now' if
the weather breaks before every- j
one on Candle Creek will lie af
work. Its just about lime.'
If. X.
White Mt.
FAIIt HKlNfi HELD AT
WHITE MOUNTAIN TODAY1
.*.<<ceding to infornin: io i • »eelv
eil J i • <n \V. U. Neev-y. Superlp
twident of the Whit ' Mountain
Industrial School, a fair will take
place Saturday, April 1 Ith, at
that place.
Doig races, exhibits and enter
tainments of all kinds have been 1
arranged and the opening is 'sched
uled for 8 a.m., with a free-for- |
all dog race with no limit of dogs j
A woman's and children's race j
have also been arranged, figuring i
to take up most ofrctlie day, and J
then late in the afternoon a big
dinner has been prepared for ev- >
eryone.
Exhibits of” all kinds have been
placed in the school for observa
tion and to wind up the day. a
free show is to be given in the
large auditorium.
Committees who have been busy
for some - tlnve, reported every
thing in readiness, so here's wish
ing White Mountain a successful
fair todav, and may they have
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many more. i
C UK .HER WRITES VERY
INTERESTING LETTER
Seattle, Washington.
Savoy Hotel, March 2^ 19.11.
TO THE NUGGET:
“Spring": a good many trees
aro in blossom. The latest in
music is the Old Spinning Wheel.
That describes life well in the
V. S. \. at. present. Everythin?
seems to be In a whirl. Every
second door seems td bo u bam-,
burger and beer joint. The liq
uor question Is very unsatisfact
ory, Worse than It ever was un
der the old saloon days. Just
like Nome used to be In 1900'.
Believe it or not. It Is a fact.
All the wines are of a good qual
ity and sell for about 90 cents a
quart. The beer in wooden con- ,
talners seems to >tnsle better than
ttioaqf in metal - casks.
Hans Mirow and wire are duck
in Seattle. They bought a CUev
in Seattle and drove, it to New
York. Took it .to Europe with
them. Traveled 5,000 miles on
tile continent. Came back as far
as Denver where Hans bought an
8 passenger Fokker plane for the
NAT whioh ho flew to Seattle.
Went al! thru the Boeing Plant
saw all the latest in transport. 1
all-metal planes. .also the fast
army pursuit planes: (100 horse- '
power motors and capable of fly
ing about 300 miles per hour.
Met several people including Dan
Alvieh and wife; “Pinky" Fred
Daniels was* operated on and is
in Arizona. John Eherle is in
San Francisco. John Salonenka re
turned from an extended trip to
Moscow. Paris and, Berlin.
Tom Lyle and w'ife arc in Seat
tle. Saw Jack Hammer, Hob Mar
shal, anil Jerry Calvin, who is
getting ready to send rpo'n and
material to pump out the Big
Hurrah mine. Jim Frawley went
East. Gilmore and Cnrdovado al- 1
so left , lately for the East, on
business. The SaVov hotel is the
mecca for Alaskans. Greenberg..]
Holberg, Whiskey Thompson. 1
AndyNylen, Clotilde and Mrs.
Rolando. Mrs. Cory, and Chas.
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Rice,, have seen them nil. Joe
Lucas will he operating on Iron
Creek . again this season.
Jiin Daly is around with a smile
tint won't come off. Sees lots
of prosperity ahead. All eyes and
ears; is anxious to catch the
voice of the golden north.
Cal Suksdorf is promoting Ko
buk properties. Hlrschberg will
he hack on his old stamping
'■s'-' -; ' "u
grounds. Hot Lewis Intends to go
into business again in Nome.
Dudley Waines returned from
the east. Met Gus Nelson, Chas.
Hansen, Perry Banke. Grant Jack
sen is going east. Polet, Selden
verg. Rev. ‘Baldwin are here. Tom
Shaw is improving. 80 is Mrs.
Hermanson. The Waldheims are
sporting a now Dulck car.
Prosperity is still around the
corner, but times are a good deal
better than fart winter. There are
tumors of a mining code for Al
aska, but nothing definite. The
NRA has troubles enough of its
■own. It is undertaking to regulate
by law the various enterprises of
a great nation.
As ever.
W. K. H. Cremer.
•|H>N’T BUT ON WOMKV”
SO SAY* RDMl’ND IXWK
"If tho list of film heroines to
■whom Edmund l,owe has, at one
time or another, been husband,
sweetheart, or lover, were made
up, it 'would read like a Who's
Wilin' of filmland. He always,
however, manages to have some
different bit of characterization to
make the, hit outstanding.
Eor example, in “Don't Bet on
Women,’’ his latest Fox Movie
tone in which he is featured with
Jeanette MacDonald, coming to
the Dream Theatre Sunday. he
playn the role of a synical bache-I
lor whose motto in life is that,
“all women are bad." Miss Mac
Donald as the wife of Roland t
Young makes it her business to !
prove that a,11 women are not so !
bad especially after she finds out |
that her husband has forced a |
ten thousand dollar bet on Lowe j
that lie cannot kiss her within j
forty-eight, hours. She makes it I
a bad* forty-eigth hours for both! j
Thus in previous pictures where |
li|s Heroines are concerned Lowe 1
was very much on the offensive; |
In this case Miss MacDonald has j
him decidely on tile defensive. |
Heading tho supporting cast are
such welt known players as Rol
and Young. Helene Millard, J. M.
Kerrigan. 1'nu .Merkel, and Henry
Kolker. William K. Howard dir
ected the production.
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airnta In -Weekly Hogget Rant be li
the printer* hand* net Inter Owe
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THE “DOG DERBY HPKCIAI."
DANCE
Last Saturday evening the Nome
Kennel Club in the A. H. Hall
gave a preliminary “Dog Derby
' Special" dance as a preface to
| the Notne-Solojnon race which took
'place the folowing day. The dan
ce waa a "special" in several re
spects. For one thing the niu^ic
of the Hill Blflys had that ^'spec
ial’’ harmony and rythm which
makes for more and better danc
ing. As usual, the hall was well
decorated: and the refreshments,
too, were just that. Nothing was
overlooked, and it. was u dunce
thoroughly enjoyed by all who
attended.
CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED OHCR4TI
Norman McCay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 am.
Evening worship at 7:40 p m
Centering in the thought: “Tile
Promise of Christ’s Coming.’’
you and Yours are most cord
ially invited.
The Nugget wishes to publish
every item of local news tJhat can
In* obtained. Thorp are many hap
penings and minor incidents o1 '
*
personal interest in Nome »nd the
surrounding district which the
paper would like to know abou
riid prim in this column. Send
them lu l>> telephone, by mail, or
drop in at the Nuggi t otlice. It
will lie apprecia ei|
LOCATION OF KIRK
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13 .. C’arstena Way
14 .. Noma Lighterage
15 . Front. St. and Steadman
21.Steadman and’ Second Ave.
23 .Third St. and Iainea Way
24 ..First Ave. and B. St.
25“’...... Catholic Church
31 .v. First Ave. and D. St.
32 .D. St. near Andernon House
33 .First Are. and Bridge St
41 . Nugget Otflee
42 .1... Hospital
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W»et of the Fire Station i
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I.VTHE DISTRICT (XHUT KOH
THE TERRITORY OK ALASKA
FOR Hfcond Division
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LENA. ROSE DODDRIDGE,
Plaintiff, vs, BENJAMIN THOM
AS GOODRIDOK, Defendant
the PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OK AMERICA,
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DE
FENDANT.
G R K K T I NO: ......
You are hereby required to ap
pear in the District Court for the
Territory of Alaska. Second, Div- *
ision, within thrty (30 i days af
ter the last publication of this
summons. namely within thirty
(30) nays after the 28th day of
April, 1934, in case this sum
mons is published. or within
forty (40) days after the date of
its service upon' you. in case this
summons is served upon you per
sonally, and answer the complaint
of the above-named plaintiff on
file in the said court in the ubove
entftled action.
The said plaintiff in said action
demands the following relief: A
judgement of said court dissolv
ing the bonds of matrimony now
existing between you and the
said plaintiff, and changing the
name of the said plaintiff to Lena
Itose Bahnke. and for such other
and further relief ns to 'the court
may seen.equitable and just.
And in the event you fail to
io appear and answer the plaintiff
sill take judgement agi^st you
:'or want thereof, and will apply
!0 the court for the relief _de
u ended in her complaint and as
lerelnabove stated.
WITNESS, the Honorable Let
ter O. Gore, Judge of said Court,
ind the Seal of said Court here
unto affixed, on this 3rd dSy of
April, 1934. _ ,
SEAL THOS.s Eh JENSEN,
Cleric Dlst, Court
LEROY M. SULLIVAN,
Attorney for PlantlfT.
Publish April 7, 14, 21, 28,
May 5, 1934.