SPECIAL
BULB
Day
Monday
Best Assortment in Years
POLET
GROCERY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ESTABLISHED 1900
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City Bath House
Open For Business
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M. O. SOLBERG
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ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
Water Wagon
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.• Delivering pure Spring water from Sun Light Springs on
Rocker Creek. Just the same kind of water as obtained from
Moonlight Springe—Absolutely pure. Prompt service guaran
teed. Your patronage solicited.
W. J. ROWE
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm. SINMOLO, Pr*t
TIN, SHEET IRON AND f
COPPER WORK E8PECIALTY 1 flVH1' ;
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
JOHN LAND railcK
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
LOCAL NEWS
ER1« JOHNSON EXROUTE
TO ST. MICHAEL
Deputy .Marshal Erie Johnson is
at Port Safety enroute to St. Mich
ael to’transfer a federal prisoner
from that point to Nome.
JUDGE liOMKN MOVES
TO NEW QUARTERS I
Judge G. J. Losnen has moved j
from his First Avenue residence to
the Wild Goose building, where lie
will reside for the winter.
DEPUTY WARSING TO
GO NORTH SHORTLY
Frank Warsing, newly appointed |
deputy marshal for the Candle dis
trict. is expected to leave for his j
station tomorrow.
St H. JEWEL GUARD
CHANGES HANDS
Harry Ewarts, butter known ns j
Harry the fisherman, has purchased ■
the Schooner Jewel Guard from th«‘ I
Methodist Mission and will refit the !
boat and place her on the Nome- j
Solomon run next summer.
CII AS. WAG VEER IN
THE HOSPITAL
Charles Wagneer. old time miner
and resident of Nome is in the May*
nard-Columbus hospital with a seri
ous case of double pneumonia. Dr.
Welch reports the patient as being
in a very precarious condition. Mr.
Wagneer was taken from his resi
dence to the hospital Tuesday even
Wllili KILL VACANCY IN
DISTRICT CLERK’S OFFICE
Norvin W. Lewis, linotype opera
tor of the Nugget and also employed
by the Dream Theatre, has been ap
pointed to a position in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court. Mr.
Lewis succeeds Al. Dilg. who re
cently departed for the Outside.
I DELEGATE Sl'THERI«AND TO
Rl'N FOR SECOND TERM
Alaska Delegate Dam Sutherland,
will be a candidate for rselection in
the next campaign, according to in
formation received from him by local
friends, among them Marshal M. W.
Griffith, who states that he is defin
itely informed that the delegate will
be a candidate to succeed himself
at the next election.
NOME RESTAIRANT
CHANGES OWNERSHIP
Harry and Gus Cremidas. co-own
ers with N. Nicon in the Nome Ras
turant and Bakery, have purchased
the interest of the latter in that well
known establishment. This transfer
occurred during the early part of the
week. It is reported that the retir
ing partner will devqte his attention
to mining during the winter.
MOOSE LADIES TO ENTERTAIN
A public entertainment will be
given under the auspices of the
Women of Mooseheart Legion at
Mose hall this evening, with cards,
dancing and refreshments as attrac
tions to pleasure seekers. The pro
gram is scheduled to .start at 8:$0
Sharp. Ladles, following the usual
custom, will be admitted free.
Gentlemen will be charged a nominal
admission fee.
tfILOT SENDS RADIO FROM VIC.
H. G. Gabrielson of the Nome
Lighterage and Commercial Com
pany, is in receipt of a telegram
from C. H. Milot. written on board
the Victoria one day out from Nome.
The message states that they were
having a pleasant trip and also con
firmed the Nugget’s report of the
robberies aboard the boat.
ROWE PREPARING FOR
BANGOR DREDGE HAUL
W. J. Rowe is is making prepara
tions to move three barns from Cape
Nome, where they were used this
summer during the construction of
j BAHLKES’ !
* RESTAURANT *
Open frem
« A. M. %> S P. M.
.•FECIAL DINNER FROM
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the Cape Nome road. The buildings
will be moved to Little Creek to ac
comodate the Rowe tennis during
the removal of the Bangor dredge to
Little Creek. As Nome River bridge
is too narrow to permit the passage
of the buildings, Rowe will have to
wait for the freezeup before begin—
SPECIAL ASSESSOR TO .MAKE
ANNEAL TAX ASSESSMENTS
L. E Weith has been appointed a
special deputy assessor by Municipal
Assessor E. Grimm, which has die
sanction of the Councilman, and will
begin his duties iiumed’ately. An
individual canvass wili be made to
obtain a complete assessment for the
year 1921. As Weith is a Notary
Public, the oaths of individuals will
be taken, thus greatly facilitating
the functions of the Hoard of Equal
CORDOVAIM) DOWN
FROM NORTH
A. Cordovado, the well known In
machuk miner, arrived overland dur
ing the early part of this week.
Cordovado reports that the streams
on this side of the divide are all
open. The trip to Nome was a most
difficult one, due to the unusual open
season. As soon as the freeze up
occurs. Cordovado will return to his
extensive mining operations on the
t'AI*T. ROSS RADIO'S
FAREWELL TO FKIEXRS
(’apt. Thos. A. Ross, chief of the
local Coast Guard, who made an
eleventh hour departure on the Vic
toria. in a radiogram to the Nugget
Saturday night, states that owing to
his having received orders* at the
last minute he had no opportunity to
bid his friends farewell and requests
this journal to do so for him thru
its columns. Capt. Ross states that
he will return on the Coast Guard
Cutter Bear, to reside permanently
among the people of Nome, whose
many courtesies and acts of kind
ness and friendship he greatly ap
preciates.
LIGHTERAGE COMPANY
MHMAmiN'G DOCK
The Nome Lighterage Company
has about completed its winter dis
mantling. Within twenty-four hours
after the departure of the Victoria,
the barges and tugs were pulled up
and placed into winter quarters. At
the present time a crew of men are
busy removing the derrick, housing,
rails and platforms on the dock.
Nome's merchants have removed
their freight from the docl: and the
only merchandise left at present is
hay and gr. in. which is being rapid
ly delivered. Within the next week
the plant will assume its usual snug
winter appearance.
NTH. AMT MARK* TRIP
TO EAST COAST
The schooner Amy. Captain Wink
ler in charge, departed last Sunday
for Solomon with a load of approx
imately eleven tons of freight. Ths
cargo consisted of supplies, which
arrived 01^ the last Victoria for the
winter stock of Shaughncssy's Store
and the Eskimo Gold Dredging Co.
In the event of the present favor
able shipping weather continuing,
Winkler expects to make another
trip to Bluff, with freight for S. O.
Graven and other winter miners.
Ob' the return trip the Amjr urtU bring
lip three tons of Alaskan grown tuv*
nips, raised by John Banke of Bluff.
The vegetables will be consigned to
local merchants for the Nome mar*
“Thanksgiving Specials''
Savory Roosters, all sixes, especially
priced from 91.00 to |7.00 each.
Hubby should buy Wifie a Lang
range, he would sure enjoy hia
Thanksgiving dinner, all sixes.
At HOLT'S
E. L. HOLT
Dealer in General Hardware
A LABOR STOCK OF HARD
WARE, XOTIOXS, ETC., ALSO A
KILL LINK OF XMAS GOODS,
COMPRISING LEATHER GOODS,
CUT GLASS, SLEDS, TOYS, ETC.,
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
IN THE CITY.
H9LT9 C At H 9T9RI
Beginning Monday iNov- 14 our
store will open at 9 a. m. and
close at 6 p. m.
m ONE OM UNNEBSELL US
0 E. CROWLET GROGERT CO.
K. B. JULIAN, Manager
city rorxciL hoi,iw
ROTORS SESSION
The Nome City Council held It*
regular bi-monthly meeting Monday,
with all members present. The min
utes of the previous meeting were
read and approved and the Clerk’s
and treasurer's reports were read
and ordered filed. The Police com
mittee reported that they were un
able to obtain a special policeman
for the short period of time con
templated in a recent resolution, also
the unusual absence of drunkeness
and disorderly conduct prevailing at
this time of the year made such em
: ployment unnecessary,
j The health committee reported
I favorably on the bill for the inter
ment of Oluf Nielsen, who was re
cently buried at the expense of the
After the usual routine business
of the evening was concluded the
Council adjourned to meet Nov. 28th
JAMES FOZARI) WEDS
JIN'EAl' RHIDE
Jas. Fozard, former superinten-I
dent of the Big Hurrah quartz mine
in the Solomon River section and
widely known among the old time
residents of Nome, was married, to
Miss Peggy Harding of Juneau at
Latouche during the early part of
October, according to the Alaska Dis
During recent years Mr. Fazard
has been superintendent of the La
touche mine at Latouche. The nup
tial knot was tied by United States
Commissioner Harvey L. Sullivan,
formerly of this city.
PRESENT WEATHER MOST
REMARKABLE ON RECORD
Not even the oldest of the old
timers recalls such remarkable Nov
ember weather as prevails in this
locality at present.
Cloudy and rainy weather has now
prevailed for approximately three
weeks, instead of the usual calm, cold
weather of this period of the fall
season. Save for brief lapses, the
wind has hung in the east and south
east almost continuously for the
past week, a condition previously un
heard of at this time of the year.
As a result the old timers are
scratching their heads and there is
a- tendency to revive that ancient
theory of the Japanese current
changing its course in this direction
once in a while. Whatever the rea
son. the change is a most agreeable
one to a majority, w-ith coal around
$40 a ton. The general observation
is thai the weather is more like
Spring than Fall.
Nome is the Dist riba ting Crater
and Gateway to Northern Alaska Oil
PIONEER IGLOO ♦
HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS ♦
FOR WINTER +
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PRCH’liAMATION
Pursuant to the proclamation of
the President deslganting Thursday,
November 2A. ns a day of National
Thanksgiving, to be defoted to offer
ing thanks to the Almighty for the
favors and blessings granted during
the past year, I. Chas. F. Rice,
Mayor of the municipality of Nome,
hereby request that all citizens lay
aside their business and devote the
designated day to offering OP Unit
thanks for the blessings vouchsafed
themselves and the nation in which
they abide.
Signed: CHAS. F. RICE. Mayor
SAMI YOl'K SIDEWALKS
In the interest of safety for all
pedestrians during the present per
iod of icy streets, householders and
property owners will perform a pub
lic service by throwing a little sand
upon the sidewalks in front of and
near their premises. A few hund
rulls of sand or ashes on an icy
walk may save some one a broken
limb or other injuries. A small bag
of sand will go a long way and may
be obtained from beneath almost
any building along the beach or
from cellars. If sand is not used,
ashes will be effective although not
so cleanly.
LET'S GO
To the card party and social dance
with appetizing refreshments pre
pared by Moose ladies. Saturday
evening, Nov. 19th, 8:30 shorp.
Moose hall, under the auspices of the
Women of Mooseheart Legion. Ad
mission, Gents. $1. Ladies free.
Classified
WANTED—Good driller and powder
man. experienced to do a short
piece of rock work at once on
quartz mine in Kougarok. Wages
guaranteed before leaving Nome.
See EDWARD FOX.
SALESMAN WANTED
Salesman for manufacturer's line
of fast selling jewelry novelties and
wrist watch bracelets; .retail and de
partment store trade, 15 commis
sion . State experience, references
and territory. Address Box No.
209, Room 2503, 110 West 40th St.
New York City.
SALESMEN WANTED
WE RECOGNIZE NQ COMPETI
TION because of our unique, U. S.
protected article, exclusively owned
and controlled by us, clearing up
ward of $100.00 per week for sales
men. It is a year after year repeat
er. Government created demand.
Exclusive territories now being as
signed. JEROME LAADT, Pres. 8
South Dearborn St.. Chicago.
TRAPPERS - TRADER8
SHIP TU
<m i (MAW IK.
Dealer in Raw Furs
NEW YORK—127 W. 27th St.
SEATTLE—ALASKA BUILOING
Ship direct to Ney York for highest prices paid for Row Furs.
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your
shipments will be kept separate in order that our prices may be ap- "
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory. the Furs will he returned to you, transportation charges pre
paid. Ship by Insured Peretl Foot or Express. Ship la a dry oon
dltion. Always enclose aa Itemised list of contents with asms sad
address. Alas plass dapllaate lUt on the so
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