N-.) v R 'R WOM.v'.I Arc you going to let one or two of the hus~
t’ers carry o.T all of the prizes? or me yo;i going to start i:i right now and
mike so ue of the things that we want shown at the Fair? Of course we
k io v til it it is up to you to have your man look like a reindeer man and t e
proud of it. So start right and make his outfit as good as you possibly can.
Rememlter that parkas are not the only thingth.it reindeer people wear.
Mike a ni e shirt and fi e it lip fancy. It should l>e reindeer skin with the hair
removed. Then a nice sait of underclothes made from an extra well tarn.ed
skin and rubbed as soft as chamois skin. Do you remember the skin shown
by one of the reindeer women at Shaktooiik last year?It was assoft assilk.
You cm do as well, put on bone or ivory buttons, how about a high pair of
w her boots?! personally want a p.nr made from reindeer leather.Tl ey art
light and good. And mittens—dont forget that you ran remove the hair
from a heavy skin and it will look like tnoosehide. Make a pair of mittens
without the fur and then trim it with white or dark ’eindeer fur. Pillows
of ths same material trimmed and stuffed with reindeer hair. A banner for
your camp made of leather.Color the skin. Their \\ ill he a prize for the
best article made no matter what, just so it is useful, but it must be from
reindeer material. Meet me at the Fair.
VVJf. Tuhnson.Suot.
MOKTOK
After a liugeriiij*' illness of many
weeks Mr. Moktok passed away
Nov t6.Th<* his death was expected
for some time it came as a shock to
all. lie was a <piiet unassuming
man,who in the early minestry of
Mr,'-: irlso i, became a Christian
Fauerel services were held in the
church which was filled with sorrow
ing friends.
Interest is deeping in all phases of
of church work.nro Anderson seems
to he just the man for the piace. Six
adults,Mr,and Mr* Anartik;Mr. and
Mrs, I’aneak; Mrs. IJasataruk and Miss
d.gues Dclalook,asked for and receiv
ed admitance into the church i-st
Sunday.Henry Ivauofi is a valuable
acpitisilion as he is bringing the old
choir up to a better condition, iie has
also organized and is training another
choir of young people. Mr. Anderson
says that Henry is a fine boy and a
good cook to j.
KOLATO
The following are extracts from a
letter to Mrs. van Ness written by
Mrs. Carrie \Y. Lamb,mother of Dr,
I'. ank Lamb of NulatO"—Mow glad
we are to have the Northern Light
again. I was in Ruby twice this
summer.The change was a pleasant
one. Mr. and Mrs Coehrir.e who
formerly taught at Mt.village spent
a day with its,on their returning trip
fro n the outside enroute toshageluk.
We had a very pieasont visit with
them
A nurse, Mrs K./.vas,enroute to Akia’^
spent a very pieasnl hour with i he
nr is now busy m the Oct.reports. At
the time they should have been made
out lie was having <juitea severe at
tack of lagrippe
Of coarse you are pleased with the
dry phase of the election. Tell Mis
Lecson that v.'e «»:'e gi.ul 10 hear of her
good health and of the baby’s good
health.
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j)ioi)Kin sohitiirtt not month