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The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
WE BUY AND SELL EVERYTHING
 JAkES STORE.
FEDERATED CHURCH Rev. A. NJ. Herd. Nome

The Ladies Aid had q pleasant yesterday al lhe home of Mrs. Anderson owing to har leav- ing Nome for Oregon, Mrs. II A. Rnnds the President had to resign. We are sorry tu lose her valuable services Our treasurer, Mrs l.eh. mann Jr5 returns on ihe next Vie toria. and Mrs Talbot Scott the Vice President resumes her work with the Ladies Aid in September The secretary and all members have done splendid work. and with the opening of school next month hope to successfully ronIiuue.
 Sunday School and Adult Bible tlass tomorrow at eleven with preaching service al eight. sermon text Gods love has been manifest ed in that he sent his only son into the world
 Not the good ihines We accom- plish. but the better things we plan; not achievement but ideal ia the measure of the man:
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Department of the Imterinr. Gen. erai Land Office, Washington, D. C., April D, 1920. Pursuant to thu, provisions of Sec. 8 of the act os July $. 1884 (23 Stat, 1O8), 07 buildings on the Fort Davis Absn- lonttl Military Reservation near Nome. Alaska. appraised at from, $2O to &58O and Improvements and equipment appraised at $1,I35 will be OfFeres, Ut public sale for cash at not less than the appraised price thereof under the supervision of the Register of the district land office at 10 O clock a. m. on September 1, 1928, at Fort Davis.
 William Spry
 Commissioner.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
PICTURE SETS
 NOW READY FOR DELIVERY

\ quantity of Norge" picture sets have arrived from Teller and are now on sale at the Nugget Dtiice These scts Will he sold to inc first ones calling for same Another ship ment "f Norge pictures is expected to arrive on the freishter Panama from Teller siortly Anyone who has not already ordered set of these pictures Is requested [" do so Immediately. Those who do not de sire full set can nhtain individual pictures at a5 cents each.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Notice of Final settlement IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, CAPE NOME PRECINCT. SEC
 oND DIVISION
 In the matter of the Estate of JOHN A. BRAUN. Deceased.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to Mrs. Salfnn. iohnson, heir of said estate. and to whom it may concern. mat the undersigned administrator of the Estate of John \ Braun. d,- ceased, has filed in the above enti- tied Court his Final Account as such administrator, and that Saturday. hhe Sth day of October. 1926. at the lhonr of two o'clock in the afternoon bf said day has been fixed by the Court as the date of hearing the oh )ecfions. if any. to said report. and he settlement thereof, and that al said time and place. the said pro- hate judge will Adiudicate and De tree who the heirs and distributerr of decedent are. and what rropor- tion they are entitled to of said estate.
 Thorulf Lehman
 Administrator of the Est ite If
 John A. Braun. Derried.
 Publish Aug [, 14. 21,@ aS. Sept. q 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

R. T. Porsild and his brother A. F. Porsild arrived in Nome on the Donaldson the torepatt of the week from St. Michael The Porsilds came from Canada and are repre-
 sentatiyes Of the Canada government who are making an investigation o' the raising of reindeer On Se" ard Peninsula. with possible chance that the Canadian government Will foster reindeer activities on the Car adian Arctic slopes, Messrs Pol
 silds will remain here il is under . stood until the snow flies, thence go across country by dog team 10 the mouth of the Mckenzie River. fol lowing the Arctic coast line enrcnte
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
LUMBER, ROOFING WINDOWS
 ETC. AT LAKES STORE

The District Court this morning reversed the dicision of the United States Commissioners Court refus- Ing to admit the last will and testa- ment of Allen Person to probate. Judge Iomen filed an extensive opinion. II is believed that this ia the first time this question involved in the contest was raised in the Territory of Alaska. Attorney O. D. Cochran and Hugh ONeill re presented the proponents or the will. Attorney q A Adams. named in the will as eNecntor, will admin i-ter the estate.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

The mutorahip Donaldson returned tn St Michael carving the Y. Mail. freight and the following pas qnurers. Fred A Carlson who is en- rnute to Fairbanks. l.. J. Palmer for St. Michael enroute to Fairbanks w. G Mullen the revenue collector who is cnruutr for Yukon River points and ] C Fitzgerald the mall inspector. who has been Inspecting postoilicrs and mail routes and con diiiuns on Seward Peninsula. MT Fitzgerald will make n short stop at Gulovip rnroutc tn St Michael thence return to Fairbanks via inc Yukon river route
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Tho Burra,t of Education motor sl,p EoN-r, capt Frank Whitlam in command. arrived at Nome last Monday morning from Seattle Jo' nathan Wagner, head ut the =lturcans activities. with offices at Seattle. made the trip north on the vessel and will continue on to Point Harrow on an inspection trip of all bureau schools. The Boxer has Il raptett} cargo of freight for the numerous schools turnout the nor rhpru section
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Madam" bsiskly spoke up the gentleman In the check suit. when the lady of the house appeared at the door. 'I have here an invalua- ble invention fer daily domestic use. combination of useful articles no should be without. cen sistins as it does. In one compact tool. of a pipe-cieaasr. paper-cut- ter. a bodkin. shoe buttoner. a-"
 No. thank you" she answered curtiy. .I have all the hairpins I need" The next moment the door slammed in his face.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

The silver Wave sailed Tuesday evening on her third northern trip ul inc season for Katzebne and way paints. The silver Wave is carry
 ms the mail. full cargo of freight and thc following passengers: For Tcllcr, Erie Johnson and Jerry Bry- aut For Wales. Robert Mayo. For eaa1tle Mrs l.. A Snndquis' For Eof1ebue IT C Rogers, Anne Bald .lVii and Makasuk Norook.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
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K l. M NEWS ITEMS
(Speoial to Nome NuggeO

S"ay Ahs. ASsO
 On June End. great bar of ice came floating down from Isaac's Point bringing with 1t a few seal, which provided change from fish diet for the natives here.
 Messers Ross Kinney and Bow men. of the road com mission, have been establishing an emergency landing field for bird-men at Quine- hawk. some few miles down coast from Film.
 An Film native. Ike by name, came walking into the village on the evening of June 9, with the sad news that two of his companions. while out hunting on the Ice at Cape Darby. had been caught in a gale. and had not returned to shore. They had loaded their kyaks with white whale meat and had headed for shore when the sudden blow struck them It was then two weeks since he missing men had been last seen caught in the teeth of the gale.
 Mir. l.. F. Ost, Film missionary. has been bending every effort to complete srow lie has been build ing. and which was lannched on June 6 Mir. Ost named his srow The Film Twins" named for the ost twins of Eve summers. The each. Several natives of Film az companied Mir Osi and his four sons on the maiden trip to Golovin. where Mr Ost took on board Dis iislIing nets and supplies. Alter re turning to Film. MI 0sf and his sons proceeded to his summer fish ne camp at Egayik.
 The schooner Wave" of Goluyip. brought over our first mail of the season by navigation. The Wave" to the Kpyuk River Mir. Frank MosAs boarded the Wave" 70 the mouth pf the koyuk River, " here he took charge of thh engine of the schooner Arctic Chief which has been beaehed there since last fal Tue Arctic Chief and scow "Golovin. under tow of the i,lloaner Good Hope tCapt Allan lNauor,l called in at Film on their ,,.A to Golovin slr E, II Nylin ,ud Mir. Mischa Charles boaraGd the 'Gt.nd Hope" for Nome The "Arc- ,. Chief" will return with freight ar Dime Landing.
 salmon fishing opened al Film on June l2
 Mrs. Mi,cha Charles and family ,te yisiting relatives In unalakleei Miss olga Cheemuk is spending he sumusr with her father In St | Michael
 MT Frank Moses and Miss Mauf | iTuktook. both of Film, were mar 1 jed al Ilavrock on June 2l. by com
 missioner Johnson
 The schooner Dispatch witi Nr. Peter Egaluk as skipper. called
 n here n few days ago Also the "Excelia" of Shnktoolik, bonnd fol Goloyin to take on freight for Ko' l. vuk River The Dispatch drop ned anchor here again in few days. bringing Mir. Nylin home from Nome.
 Unto date. the salmon catch has heen unusually large for sn sArly III the season NJ F. Nyiin
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
RIG FLOOD AT HANK0W

Hankow. China. Aug. 5. B-
 approximately three thonaand are reported dead. following a deluge which burst the dykes in the South eastern Hupes Province. A quarter of million farmers filled the dis trict and untold amount of damage was done to the crops. Two thou sand square miles of territory were flooded.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

paty maiufship Carpenter. arrived Nome lrom seattle Friday with Il full cargo .ut freight The vessel called at St Michael before coming to Nome and brought over Capt, 8Nllan and Geo. lIilfrich. the wner4 t1l=l la vessel Henry s. Burkh made the "Trip up from Seattle and MT Seaian Il prohibition oticer. game oyer from St Micha,l capt Milan states that the vessel will re- tur, tu S, Michael today nr3 after loading junk will return to N"ln' and eu for Scatt'"
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
LOCAL NEWS
Position of Arctic BOats As reported by NJ. S. Chas BrOwer)
Courtesy of Nome Radio station

The motorship Chas Brewer was at Herschell Island August 9th.
 The U. S. C. G. Cutter Bear was at Wainwright August 4th.
 The Hudson Bay Company steam CT Baychimo was at Raillie Island on August 9th, and the Baymaud was at Bernard Harbor on the same date.
 The Bureau of Education steam CT Boxer was at Teller August ath and was still discharPing cargo.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
VICTORIA WILL SAIL
 FROM SEATTLE AUG. t8

The sailing date of the steamer Victoria has been reset back to her former sailing date. which is Aug nst 18th. Agent Daiy rorciveI wire from the main offices this morning confirming the August 1Sth sailing
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Th~ Loyal order of Moose lodge has arranged for q picnic over the railroad la salmon Lax" Sunday. Aug Sth Thr Ycnney car will he chartered for the uccasion and all Moose, lhrir families and members al the Mp"scheaii l.cgiunnaries will make up lh" party Everyone is supposed to lakr along their own lunch and the committee iu charge .5l the picnic state they will furnish hot coffee.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

l.. ]. Palmer of the Biological Survey, made n hurried visit to Nome Inc forepart of the week from the Yukon River section, Mir. Pal mer who is making n study of rein deer and feeding grounds arrived on the Donaldson Sunday night and returned Tuesday 10 st. Michael.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

The light installed on SIedge ls- land as an aid to navigation. was put in service today by the local coast guard station, The station launch proceeded to the Island and from now on the beacon will burn continuously until after the freeze up.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
HARDWARE WHOLESALE ( RETAIL.

Lang Ranges and Camp stoves. Assortment of Wood and Coal Heafers. Coal On aad Regular
 Primus stoves.
 ColumbiA and Paciflc shoveas. Aluminium, Granite and Crockery Warn Paints. Oils, 0laas. Wall
 Paper and on Cloth.
 Roofing and COA Tar. Wiro Gable. Rubber Belting and 3teAm Hose. Tarpaalins, TeAts aDd CAnvAA Hose. DeAdenia4 Felt. MalthOid and Building Papes. Corrugated Iron and Wore Fox
 Fenc1aG.
 4. E. WRIGHT
 0uccsssor to E. |. Holt.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

On thr last southbound trip Id Nome the Silver Wave brought down Jerry Bryant from Teller and Mike Saari from Drerine, The ves- srl also had cargo of about 300 reindeer carcasscs from the l-omen Reindeer and Trading Corporation Bucklund rlver herd. which wrrr placed in the Nome cold storage plant
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

All copy for changing ads sertise, ments in Weekly Nugget must be In the printers hands not later than THURSDAY NOON, 10 insure In. sertioN.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
suBscRIBE FOR THB NUGGET
Notice of Finsl settlement IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA. CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SEC OND DIVISION.
 In the matter of the Estate of
 WALTER W. GETCHELL.

OND DIVISION.
 In the matter of the Estate of
 WALTER W. GETCHELL.
 Deceased NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to William B Gel,hell. Bruce J. Get chell, Charlotte H. Getchell, Herbert .G smith. and Olive V. Wiley. heirs of said estate and 10 whom it may concern, that the undersigned ad- ministrator of the Estate of Walter w. Gstchell, deceased. t,is filed Ia the ahove-sntitled Court his Final Account as such administrator, and hat Saturday the 9th day of Octo- Der. 1926, at the hour of two o'clock n the afternoon of said day has been fixed by the Court as the date of hearing the objections, fl any, to said report. and the settlement thereof. and that at said time and place. the said probate judge will |Adjudicate and Decree who the heirs and distributes of decedent are, and what proportion they are entitled to of said estate.
 B. BELLEVIEW.
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Walter B Grtcheii. Deceased Publish Aug. :, II. 2l, 2S. Sept. 4 l9.6
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
LOCAL NEWS

The Grand Jury has been sum moned to meet September 7th at II A. NJ. and the Petit Jury on september 18th at II A. NJ.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
\. B. CARPENTER

Sails for Seattle from Nome via seward ahuut August lath. carry inF passengers and freight
 Allan Transportation Co.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07
N 0 T ic F

All committee. of the Northwest ern Alaska Chamber of Commerce who are preparing data af,"ut the needs of this district to be suhmit- led to Col Stccsc upon his arrival here, are requested to hand In their report. to the sccrriar, immediately.
 \. POEET. Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Now that wOmnt. has I perman- ant wave. will some one Invent I pefmanent shave?
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Some men would be jealous If their wives airted table cloth out the back door.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

A penitentiary Is . cod storage plant where they keep bad eggs.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

The sharpest thing aboHt some men is the crease in their trousers.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Dads pocket booh t,iinined Mo thers hat-and v're Nersa
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

A spinster is ir'ere+ted in man even If he can only make smoke rings.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

TOl,ND \ WATCH-Owner can have samc by identifying same and paying charges. Dorothy Irving
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

An acid disposition Is preserved in family jars.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

At many weddings the happy man is the brides father
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

An enterprisine undertaken puts one ui his business cards in every quart the bootiegpes sells.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

mans fortune may he in six figures a woman's is usually in one.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Hair and work 20 not together = for instance. bald heads, and the chin of woman.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Shorthess is a virtue in sermons and pie crust.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

FIRE ALARM WHISTLES
  To Esst Of Fire StattOn-One Pro- iOnged Blast. To West of StatiOn-Two Blasts.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-07

Al many WtuulnPS if iippN Ihdh is the brides father A penitentiary Is ! cod storage plant where they keep bad eggs,
 Dads pocket hook tiinined Mo fher's hat-and y'ae NnrsI
 Now that wOmnn has I p"Tman- ant wave. will some one !nvent a pefmanent shave?
 The sharpest thing aboHt some men is the crease in th2ir trousers.
 A spinstar is interested in a man even If he can only make smoke rings.
 A mans fortune may he in six figures woman's is usually in one.
 Shortbess is virtue in sermons md pie crust.
 An enterprising undertaken puts one ui his business cards in every quart the bootiegpet sells.
 Hair and work 20 not together = for instance. bald heads, and the chin of woman.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-04-01

Gotfred Carlson, witness fees 1.24
F. F.. Vaughn, witness fees :. $50
Annie Dahlberg, juror $500. 100
Adolph Shoeberg, juror -. 100
Chas. Upgren, juror $1,000. 100
Clarence Anderson, juror -. 100
Edward Lundberg, juror -. 100
Mrs. Ed Weinberg, juror 49,. LOO
Magnus Rundquist, Constable
fees, bills .............. 1910
S. j. Klovdahl, justice fees,
bills 2015
H. A. Stucke, Justice fees :. 400
Chas. F.. Stephan, do bills :. HOO
J. H. Sauber, constable fees. 1000
r. j. Hawley, sheriff's ex
penses, 3 bills -. 1890. 1860
Pine City Hdwe. Co., sup
plies for sheriff's office :. 1915
Washington county, board
ing prisoners .......... 1904
Bremen Drug Co., medicine go
Town of Brook Park, expen-
ses of contagious diseases 1880
American Publishing Co,
printing, bills .......... 933.S1
Brook Park Banner, publish
ing personal prop. tax list 1880
e. B. Linsley, pub. personal
prop. tax list & supplies,
Oils llS.0U
Markville Messenger, pub
fishing personal prop. tax
list 1870
w. P. Gottry, coroner's fees 1920
Japs- Olson Co., supplies,
D1llS 6l.9S
Pine Poker, supplies ........ $500
Free-Press Company, blanks. 4.7O
Security Blank Book & Print
ing Co., judgment books :. 10911
Miller-Davis Co., supplies, 2
D1llS 1O.91
Fritz-Cross Co., supplies, 2
DIS ............... 22.34
P. l. Hamlin, reporting
transfers & recording, 2
D1llS 16.5D
DR.. Thomas Moe, services -. 1900
A. w. Gum, entering real
estate judgment and board
OF audit .................. 5O8.O0
Andrew, P. Edin, board of
audit 51.00
st. Paul Book & Stationery
Co., examination papers :. 1926
Elliott-Fisher Co., ribbons =. 900
Jens P. Miller, expense as
Supt. of schools & on Child
Welfare board, bills -. 50.36
Mrs. e. B. Linsley, expenses
on Child Welfare board :. 2.20
Mrs. H. e. Dane, expenses on
Child Welfare board ...... 1.85
Mrs. John F. Hawley, ex-
penses on Child Welfare
board ........... l.oO
Minnesota State Sanatorium,
care of patients .......... $685.
Fair Oaks Lodge Sana-
forum, care of patients :. 1900
SunnyreSt Sanatorium, care
of patients ............... 1890
Nels Oakland, commissioners
mileage and board of audit,
bills Observation-Disclosures. $500
Matz Petersen, commission
er's mileage ............ lao
Fred Degerstrom, commits
sioner's mileage ........ 100
Nels Matson, commissioners
mileage and expense Child
Welfare board, bills -. 1920
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-04-01
Poor Fund.


Adolph S. Larson, one burial.$ $500
Willow River Mere Co.,
Mdse. for Mrs. Vanerd -. 1000
Cunningham Mere Co., Mdse
for Mrs Okronglis ....... 1900
Finlayson Nero. Co., Mdse
for Man Monsoon .......... 1900
j. M. johnson, Mdse for
Chas. Peterson, bills -. 24.00
Peterson, Sandwich Co., Mdse.
for Axel Thorne .......... 1900
G. j. Pearson, clothing for
IsdacKSon ................ 27OO
Mrs. Matt PietSo, care of Man
MonSoH 1U.UU
John Harth, repairing har-
nesses and shoes ........ 1880
Anna Korbels board and care
of Ellen Hegge .......... 1880
B. D. Green, board and care
of Harvey Thomas ........ $500
VIM. Schramm, taking care
of his brother ........... 1900
Norkoli Bros, Mdse. for
Hanna Dixon, 2 bills 49,. 5000
Sandstone Coop. Co., Mdse.
for Matt Heino and Paul
Johnson, 2 bills .......... 1928
Pine City Nero. Co., Mdse.
Tor MIS-. Er1ckSOn, DlllS SU.UU
Hinckley Lumber Co., coal
for county farm .......... 253.72
Albert Oman, labor on pump
mouse lo.UU
Minnesota Power & Light
Co., current .............. 1875
Wicker Dept. Store, Mdse. for
Sarah Campbell, 2 bills :. $500
Morrish Grocery, Mdse.,
DlllS lZ5.lU
Alfred Holm, house rent for
MRS. LuOma .............. lo.UU
Road and Bridge Fund.
VIM. Madsen, snow blowing. 1890
VIM. Stuck, snow blowing =. 1850
A. e. Edmunds, shoveling
snow 2.UU
Victor Ludwig, shoveling
snow ............... 90
William Ludwig, shoveling
snow 6.25
Frank Ludwig, shoveling
snow 3.OO
John Ludwig, shoveling and
blowing snow ............ 300
r. ]. Shute, shoveling snow 1880
Sam WATSON, shoveling snow 6.25
Norman Matson, shoveling
snow 7.5O
Carl Gl1enke, ShOVellng snow 2.OO
Harlow Matson, shoveling
snow .......... $40
N. G.. Peterson, expenses as
assistant engineer ........ 14.30
H. Jorgensen, expenses as
engineer ................. 32.oO
Lawrence Therrien, office
work for engineer ........ 1900
Herbert Johnson, office work $500
Pine City Hardware Co,
MQSe. f.IS
Askov Garage, gas and labor 14.05
Shelton Bros. Garage, gas
and storage .............. lib
c. E. Carlson, gas .......... 4.22
J. Marrihart & Son, gas and
storage ESQ
Williams Stationery Co., engi-
neer supplies, 3bills 49,. 1918
Eastern Minnesota Power Co.,
lighting garage .......... 1.19
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-04-01

Electric Blue Print Co., blue
prints, bills ..... 22.S3
w. F. Richards, stove for
garage ........ 1000.
Carlton county, Pine county's
share of maintaining road
between Pine and Carlton
counties ................ S719
Louis Violence, coal for county
garage ............. 9.15
Improvement Bulletin, adver-
tisement ............... $40
Standard Oil Co., gas $3.50. 1850
Thomas Rosholt, two sets of
H. p. tracks and one cut
ting edge, 3 bills ........ 100000.
Bill from DR.. Thomas Moe for at
tending Anton Anderson family at
Duquette, amounting to $500 was
on motion disallowed.
On motion the board adjourned un-
til April 10th, 1926, at one o'clock
p. m.
NEI1S OAKLAND.
Attest: Chairman
ANDREW P. EDIN,
County Auditor.
Auditors SeaD
Tell it through Want AID.