The Nome nugget., March 07, 1931, Page TWO, Image 2

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

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LOCAL NEWS CHURCH NOTES
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Pilot Alger Graham of the Air
ways. arrived at Nome today from
Nulato, carrying a capacity load )f
express and mail from Fairbanks.
He is scheduled to hop off tomor
row morning for Unalaklee*. carry
ing passenger*. mail and express.
Robbins of the Airways, is sched
uled for a flight to Fairbanks to
morrow morning in the Fairchild
plane, weather permitting, carry
ing passengers mail and expre-s.
So 'new.s has been received of
the movements of the Northern Air
Transport planes today.
In a recent letter from Seattle
it is learned that Baron Fried
lander sailed for London about
a month ago. It is said that the
Baron expects to return to Nome
m the Spring on the first sailing of
ihe steamer Victoria. Accompany
.ng him will be a corps of mining
engineers who will envnde the
rjorne section and outlying couutry
with, the object of carrying on
prospecting and development work
which will no doubt mean the in
stallation of dredges to work th"
undeveloped ground now lying
He and awaiting capital to put it
on a paying basis. The Baron i
much impressed with the Nome
nd Seward Peninsula mining op
portunities and Rnglish capital
will be used to develop our re
sources when Americans fail to
take advantage of same.
Kagle Party Tonight
The Ragles are giving another
of their trophy card party and
ounces this evening in the small
Ragle Hall. It is an invitational
affair. Cards begin at 9 p.ni.. fol
lowed by luncheon and dancing.
AROl’ND WORLD PLIGHT
VIA NOME BEING PLANNED
T!;<- Nem£ of Commorce
is in recept of the following :elp
gnun in reference to an all around
the world flight via Nome:
Oklahoma City. Okla. Feb. 25.
Chamber Commerce. Nome:
We are forming plans for an all
around the world flight to leave here
-•.bout May 101 li this year. Route
will be New Found land, Germany,
across Russia and Siberia to Kha
barovsk and Pet ropalovsk, thence
to Nome, provided there are suit
able facilities there for takeoff to
Seattle. It would require three
thousand foot runway with no ob
structions. Five hundred gallons
of aviation gas and thirty gallons
of oil will be needed at Nome.
The plane should arrive at Nome
seven or eight days after start
•weather permitting. Answer collect
niteletter whether facilities avail
able, conditions of weather middle
>f May. radio equipment. wave
length and power and other infer
mation you think 1 should have.
WILEY POvST.
Commerce Exchange.
The local chamber acknowledger
receipt of wire and gave the neees
sarv details, informing them tha
v\ The preheat time the new fieli
established last summer near Solo
emon was available for their needs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Jn tlie Probate t.Vmit for t.h*> Cap*
Nome Precinct, Territory of AI
;uska. Second Division.
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOHN JUSTUS HAGER, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE>
that t>ne undersigned has been ay>
pointed by the above entitle*
Court. Administrator of the Estati
of John Justus Hager, deceased
and all persons having claim:
against the said estate are herele
required to present t*he same t*
the undersigned, at Nome. Alaska
as required by law, within si
months from the date hereof.
Dated ;;t Nome. Alaska. February
G. U. JACKSON.
Administrator of the Estate i.
John Justus Hager. deceased
Publish Feb. 21. 28. March 7. If
\<>'IK FEDERATED CHFRCH
F. G. FORRESTER, Minister
Sunday School .11 A M
. E.eiiing Worship 7:40 P.M.
0 van recital Mr-. D. K. Crow-:
Pantomine by high school girls:
Alltel of Pain.
\ lit hem: The Heavens Declare.
Sermon: Can Jesus Maintain
Hi- Authority?
Girls of Mrs. Harry Lomen’s
da-'S will present the Pantomine,
; Angel of Pain, in the worship per
iod of the evening church service
a: Nome Federated church, tomor
■ row This is a dramatic portrayal
of a meaning of suffering and pain
iin human experience. Those hav
ing part in the pantomine are:
j Miss Helen Asclioli. Miss Phyllis
I Robinson, Miss Virginia Lomen.
j Nomeites planning to see the
! production will do well to come
, promptly, as the Pantomine will
j be given during the lirst part of
(ihe church hour. The service will
' be opened by a ten minute organ
i recital by Mrs. D. H. Crowley.
The choir will sing Gabriel's an
them, the Heavens Declare.
( In the sermon. Rev. ■'p. g. For
rester will deal with the nature of
the Authority of Jes/us over men.
In these days when popular opin
ion is resenting authority, this topic
is timely. The sermon will deal
: with authority with which men of
^present day thinking -ympa
M. K. CIH RCH
W. F. Bi.idniu, Pastor.
11 A. Morning Worship and
• Sabbath School.
7 P M. Evening Service.
: Song Service.
; Special Music
For other rdrphme activities look
under the Telegraph Bulletin days
of the week +
MIXING NOTES
Mike Blum, an old timer of the
Kougarok section, returned to his
mining claim with supplies, after
a short visit in Nome.
Dewey Creek where he has been I
engaged in mining for the past J
few years. He is returning with
more supplies.
Charley Butler and Chris Nei
buhr were in town this week from
Rock Creek, where they have been
engaged in prospecting during the
Thos. Gaffney is carrying on
prospecting activi’ies on Sunset
ereek and is reported to be doing ,
W'alter Taylor arrived in town j
Wednesday from the east coast s
where he has been engaged in j
prospecting.
Bob Well*, the Kougarok min- j
ing man arrived in Nome this j
plane to take supplies to his pro-j
pertv in that section. He came j
down by dog team and says if 1 I
did not have to take the dog team j
back he would return via plane, j
Mr. Wells and associates are in- :
terested mostly on Henry Creek, i
Hi*, brother Henry (Skinny) Wells
has been sojourning at the Ser- j
pentine Hot Spring, in company i
with a partner (’has. .! Nelson, j
EAGLES ATTENTION!
The fourth party of the series
consisting of cards, dancing and
refreshments, will be |4aye<l on
Saturday, March 7th. Invitations
issued are good for Hu* whole see*
ies. othe,. invitations may be- ob
tain««d through members. Time— f
9 p.ni.
COMMITTEE j
honker social comm.
RESERVES MARCH 28th
FOR ENTERTAINMENT j
PURPOSES
THE
NOME KENNEL CLUB
Announces a
GUESSING CONTEST
On the running- time of the
Ail Alaska Championship Dog Race
CONTEST CLOSES MARCH 25th.
j THE PERSON GUESSING THE NEAREST To THE ACTUAL RUN
i XING TIME OF THE RACE WILL RECEIVE 50% ' OF THE NET
1 PROCEEDS OF THE CONTEST. WINNER’S TIME LAST YEAR WAS
j IS HOURS. 10 MINUTES, 55 SECONDS.
NOME—THE HOME OF DOG RACING—KEEP I P THE SPIRIT"
DREAM THEATRE
Saturday
Saturday, M<urh 7th
GEO. O’BRIEN, & IX>IS MORAN,
“SHARPSHOOTERS’’
M-G-M News
(One Show
Sunday
Kumtav, March 8tli
; Virginia Valli, William Hussul.
I Nancy I>r«*\«‘l, Geo. Meeker.
IN
"THK KSCAI'K"
| (Special Muf-iyal AccompfliiiineDt)
i Mack jgennott smith Family <«tned\
M-G-M New#
(Two show** 7: in a » m. \
TUESDAY AND Wednesday
“CHANG ’•
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A PAM MOUNT PIOTUKB
“AT THE DENTISTS'
A IiaMaiie ,U'C TAIJKING COMEDY
On© Show Each Nito
SHOW STARTS «:00 P. M.
INDOOR BASEBALL
Federals vs Nome
AND
Commercials vs Hammon
A. B. Hall
Monday, March. 7., ,8 P. M.
Admission 50 cts.
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