The Nome nugget., 1932-04-23
GoIovin

lSpeclai Nugget Correspondence Goiovin, April 18th. The Nome Golovin anu return dog race brought many r.stnrs 10 town, anJ :. large crowd witness ed the arrival of the rac1fs. It 1 was noted that u&.h dogs and driv- CTS appeared in better "ondition this year than la,t The day, which started out ratner poorl-, as [. 1 weather, soon developed into 1 satisfactory racing day, to the ease ment of more than one mind. Some of the drivers stayed with friends in the village. while the roadh,use took care of quite number. Al Carey and Ed Rohn were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Undem. Early morning found the village astir and ready 10 see the driv CTS leave. Thereafter the stores were crowded to hear the time reports as they were phoned in from the various stations along the line, and exciteme was rife until the final reports were heard. Since more than one-third of the entries were from this part of the country, more interest was evinced than otherwise might have been
 Some visitors in town. noted at the time of the races. were Hans Larson and John Hoem from Coun lcil. Frank Glotzbach and MT. and ItMrs. l. Pickett from White Film, and Pete Curran Jr., from Solomon.
 The open water at not too great "a distance from Golovin has made it possible for quite a number of villagers to go crahbing. Some good catches have been brought into Golovin recently.
 The last of the fur articles made by the natives for the Byrd ex- pedNion, have been completed and mailed, Mir. Undem announces. This work has been a great boon Eto the natives during this hard winter
 A short time ago. Charlie Fag- erstrom Jr. made trip to Bun with his dog team to visit his cous- !ins, the Bahnkes.
 The Golovin School enjoyed a short spring vacation during the week of dog racing. When the lhell rang again on April fourth. tho last two months of school had begun.
 Peter Olson, Jr. made novel trip from Golovia to Vt. Mt. re- cently. Peter has small plane but at the time had not finished constructtng the wings. Neverthe- less, he wished to try out the en- zine, so he taxied from his home to White Mt. and back one after noon. Needless to say. his venture caused quite ripple of excitem ent
 Carp Jepson has returned from his mining activities and is spend ing while in Golovin. before leaving for Nome to take up his summers work.
 Word received from Joe Dex- ter, states that he is at Klawock getting acquainted with his new grandson. and reveling in fresh fruits and vegetables.
 With Milton Adams as guide. MT. and Mrs. L D Goodrich made trip to Hot Springs in the big timber between Golovin and Film. Ihds is interesting and beautiful country, and the mineral spring. which has been damned to form bathing pool. is exactly the right temperature for comfortable splash ing.
 Word from outside brings the news, that with the opening of nav1gation, many famihar faces will be seen in, and about Golovin. MT and Mrs Emory Cushing expect 10 be stationed at Golovin again. MT Cuching is the government etymologist, working on the warb- le fly problem. Tom Shaw of council is reported as eagerly awaiting the first boat. He is bring ing his sister back with him this summer. Jack Young, engaged in herring packing in Gokovin, also plans another summers work here.
 Mrs. John Fagerstrom and Mrs James Brandon are spending a lew days in Nome and Solomon. lIhav