The Nome nugget., February 28, 1931, Page SIX, Image 6

About The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934

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Mn’i> Maii'-on !>• ad
Harry Madson. old time Council
itf>. who has been in the local hos
pital l'or some time, died last Mon
day evening of cancer troubles. Fu
neral arrangement* have n t as yet
le en , nuotinced.
Harry C«avin who has been a res.
dent of the Kaugarok district for
. good many years returned to the
scene of his mining activities this
morning. He took wi'h him enough
provisions to last him thru he min
iug season. A few days ago the
large 6 passenger plane of the NA'f
made two trips with perishables to
Taylor creek, supplies for the min
• s durng the early breakup.
FAIR NOTHT
.Anyone with .special training or
talent in music, dancing, dramatics
‘•r any other form of entertainment
is urged to enter tile Amateur Kn
i retaining Contest, dining the Fair.
\l| entries must be made by April
1st with Miss Florence I. Kinney.
hAOIKS' IH'RIIKN RACK
Little Creek lA*>p
Sunday, March 1, 1:30 p.m.
Drawing r»t !*•.-Jet's Store Sat. 7 p.m.
1 VlcbnUf Wit'liington'
flirt Inlay niUi J»ig
i !!.- • on •• birthd«>
w. t welcomed by
tor Rdward Jo hi
told why Mas&n
D.v '1 Lodge t il». 1
•ole bra ted Was-h-j
Worshipful mo-s- ,
chosen remarks, i
wore proud to j
’•Eton’s 'birthday. !
v applause. The i
.•rtained by the |
,i:ther Dunbar, .1 ,
the piauo. Wil-.
Progressive whist was endulged |
in. At t.s conclusion the following |
were awarded prizes: For the J
ladies. Mrs. Fred Rohu, Mi’s. Guy •
Royd. Miss Margaret Ullrich*,, Gen- '
lU-im’ii. Tolber. Scott. Bdw John-j
sen. Luther Dunbar, in th * order!
During the evening a delightful !
luncheon was enjoyed. Dancing |
was also a feature of the evening's j
entertaining an.j the -'>cia! was a j
PARTY TONIGHT
FOI RTH OF >SF,R1KS PIONF.KR
FARR PARTY AND DAWK
SATURDAY. FKR. SHtli
PIONKKK KiUM)
IKK; HAVE POOL STARTED
ON TIME OF THE
CHAMPIONSHIP RACK
in launching a guessing content
<>n the running time of the All
Vlaaka Championship Race, it is
tHe aim of Che Nome Kennel C'luj
to make this race bigger and bet
tor each year, drawing entrants
trom the outlying districts.
The net proceeds of the contest
will be split 50-50 with the one
guessing the nearest to the actual
running time of the race Tickets
are now on sale in many outlying
towns and local stores. Cliff Allyn
I has 200 tickets which he will dis
tribute on his way to Juneaiu. To
idate there are prospects of 12 en-;
tries, auishers from Caudle. Kot-j
'zebue. Itdoo, Council, Golovin, and j
j.N'ulato. expect to compete for the
j 31500.00 offered in prize money.
[The prizes are: $1000.00 1st.
I ? 3 50.00 2nd. and $150.00 third.
; The race will be from Nome to
| Golovin aud return with a 12
| hour compulsory stop at Golovin.
The race will start April 8th at
The Borden Race to Cape N’ome
and return 26 miles, will be ruu
on Marah 20th
“•AT THE FIRST SNEEZE'
44 ID a p u r e ”
STOPS IT QTflCK
Just a Drop or Two on (loth
tomen Brothers
DEALERS IN
B I>RUG8 AND DRUG SUNDRIES,, KODAKS & PHOTO SUPPLIES, |
Iwss*?.... : I
ALASKAN AIRWAYS INC.
A DEPENDABLE SERVICE
THE SAFETY, WELFARE AND INTERESTS OF OUH
PASSENGERS—OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION
DID YOU KNOW THAT
WE CARRY A LIABILITY INSURANCE OK SY>.ON).(IO ON
EVERY PASSENGER WHO TRAVKIS WITH US
NOME, ALASKA
AIU1KANE NEWS
Pilot Hiu (jraham of Che NAT
returned yesterday from a round
trip in Toller. bring: n-r down Mrs.
Waldheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Schmid*.
Phot, uni Graham uf the North
oin A r Transport, n -the big cab
in plane, took off tbi-s morning for
Fairbanks via Deeriug, Candle, and
Kotzebue. The plane carried mail
and u capacity load of freight for
northern points. A b g shipment of
furs will b taken ro Fairbanks on
Ch ef pilot Robbins of the Alas
ka u Airway-, in the big Fairchild
plane, m ui. three passenger flight- j
seeing trips around Nome today with
12 passenger?. On the first flight
was Rernard Kelly, Mrs. Emma G.
Davis and Mis® Florence Kinney. j
The flight consumed an hour and
was their tiret experience in the
air. All returned with enthusiasm
of air flying, and all twelve pass
r "or *w say they will be "high
flyers’' henceforth.
On the second flight Andrew
Sat her. Lester Elkins, Edward
“Dobe" Seidenverg, and Tho». A.
K* and s *n Johu, braved the
elements and relumed safely after
an enjoyable trip.
Tin* third trip into obfivion was
meb-rtaken by l>onaid Lyle, Cliff
Contts, Miss Grace Swauberg and
Mi s Margaret r irch. The trip
was described as most unique and
so beautiful and pleasant was the
experience that )’:e passenger® were
not sure th • v were in another
land or sp’* uite separated from
earthly bei.
In as much as these trips are
proving popular the Alaskan Air
ways have announced more flights
for tomorrow, (Sunday).
REPORTS SCARLET l-'KVKK
J« NKAi:. Feb. 28, (/p)—Dr. Mc
Auliffe, eovernmeut physician left
here oq a special boat today to
es igute the report of the mit
brr* k of scarlet fever at Klav.i s.
He is due tb reach there late to
night. Two active cases were re
ported and fifteen (suspects. School
has 'been so-.pended. The serum
leaves Seattle today aboard the s.
S. Northwestern
COMPLETE DETAILS TODAV
JUNEAU, Feb 28. (/P)—The or
ganization and details of the legis 1
lature opening Monday are to be .
settled today. No effort either to
branch or arrange a slate until all ,
have arrived was made.
A House caucus was fixed for
today. The S'-nate is also expected
hold a caucus either late this af
ternoon or early this evening. Nu
merous candidates for office are
certain to come up. »
protect vooit savings
A Fire-proof Bank Vault in a Moth
-infer Place Par Tour Savings
Than Having Them Tacked
Away in Your Pockets
Or Haw-.
A Bank Account Bucouragm anil
Helps Von T« Save.
We Solicit Y'our Account
MIN lilts AND AMR (THANTS RANK
OP ALASKA
Capital . flno.ono.00
Surplus . aS.OOO.OO
HARDWARE
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Machinist A Carpenter Tools
Axes. Hatchets A Saws
Holts, Pipe 4 Pipe Fittings
Lang Camp Stoves A Ranges
Wire. Cotton A Manila Rope
Roofing A Rnililtng Paper
Crockery. Tin A Granite Ware
Oil. Paints, Glass A Wall Papei
Everything at
WRIGHT
Hdrawaie (onpy
218 FVrmf Street
LENTEN SPECIALS
^ ukon King Salmon Bellies, Per Pound
\ ukon Silver Salmon Bellies, per pound . ..
• 'oil Fiah Tongues, Per you ml
Golovin Herring (Spiced) per pint,
' Goto v in Herring (Spiced) per quart,
Golovin Herring (SnVoked) each
Golovin Hennas (Sailed) per dozen
Bluff Smoked Salmon, per pound,
Yukon Smoked, sliced. Spiced Salmon per can
Yukon Smoked Sliced, Spiced salmon per can
Cod Fish. 2 pound brick?, each .
Cod Fish, 1 pound cartons, each
Norwegian Imported Anchovies per can.
Tinapa Sardines, 3 cans for .
Angelo Sardines, small cans. 3 cans for
Angelo Sardines, large cans, 3 cans for
OFFERING
Commencing Monday Morning,
March 2nd
WK WII,1, IMjACK ON SALE our vrry FINEST AND FRESH
KST ECUS. VVK HAVE KBI'T THIS BRAND OK BOOS PACKED
IN CARTONS TO THIS TIME OP THE S EAR ITR!>OSEI.Y FOR
RENT AND RASTER. THESE HUIW ARE (iUARANTEED TO
US TO BE NOT OVER THREE DAYS OLD WHEN SHIPPED
FROM SEATTLE ON THE LAST VICTORIA.
Our Price On These Eggs Will Be
65 cts. per Dozen
POUT’S” STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
MAI.HR8 IN
Hay, Oats, E*ran, Dairy Feed
All Kinds Lumber
Insulite.
Colorado Anthracite Coal,
Ladysmith Lump Coal,
Diamond Briquets
AGENTS:
Standard Oil Co. of California,
Evinrude Motor Company.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO