Just received from Old Hamilton,
Yukon River
Juicy and Tender
KING SALMON BELLIES
25 cts. per pound
—
Delicious Smoked
KING SALMON STRIPS
50 cts* Per pound
The* Yukou River Kinj? Salmon
is considered the finest in the
world. The smoked strips we have
just received are especially fine
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♦ IX AM) Ol'T OF TOWN ♦
James Kelliher was a visitor in
Nome during the week. Kelliher
and Al. Carey came down from the
lower Kougarok by way of Shelton
and over the railroad. Kelliher re
ports mining activities gong ahead
in that district with the exceptions
of a few small olailns which have
closed down on account of a short
The schooner Donaldson arrived
from St. Michael Wednesday with
n ail and the following passenger*
aboard. Dick Negus. Deputy Mar
shal Dick Depue. and Private Lawr
ence of the lT. S. signal corps. The
Donaldson left Nome on her return
mail trip Friday evening and Dick
Negus was a passenger on the re
Fred Swanson arrived in Nojie
from Dime creek during the week,
where he has a store and is interest
ed in mining interests in that ln
*A. V. Cordovado after several at
tempts to leave Nome for his min ng
operations on the Inmachuk. finally
succeeded in getting away on the
last attempt of the Nokatak. Cor
dovado has been in Nome for the
last tw’o weeks purchasing supplies
for his company.
Many residents of Nome spent,
Saturday and Sunday last, fishing!
and hunting along the Nome River
near Dexter. Many large catches
were made in fish and game.
O. S. Weaver and wife still main
tain their camp on Knob Hill near
Dexter where many delightful even
ings are spent among their many
friends.
W. H. Segerstrom O. D. Cochran
and Mayor Maynard Rpent several
days fishing and hunting the fore
part of the week near the mouth of
Dexter on Nome river.
Al Pangman and wife are enjoy
ing a vacation on the Nome river
camping and fishing. Al and Mrs.
Nicholson have moved into Camp
Lorame at the mouth of Dexter
Councilman H. a Burgh and Doc
tor Bayne spent an enjoyable day
hunting and fishing at The mouth of
Osborne Creek on Nome River last
Sunday.
There seems to be an epidemic of
sickness in Nome for the last week
many residents have been confined
to their homes with severe colds
ar.d other minor ailments.
The continuous down poui of j
rain which has visited us for the
last week was a welcome sight In
deed altho a little late in arriving
it will undoubtedly be of much
benefit to the many miners still op
erating on the adjacent creeks.
The piles which are to support the
railroad bridge across Nome river
have been driven and work at that
point is going ahead at a rapid gilt.
Altho we have had much rain in
the last few days the automobile
traffic has not subsided any at all
Just Received
Aluminum Ware. E"erware ani
Reliance brands, just received. Uied
Electrict Vac Cleaners, also Electric
Washer very reasonable. Single B«ds
and Matresses. New W’ay oil burn
ers. latest and best. Full line Lang
Stoves and Ranges.
Quality Goods at
HOLT’S NEW STORK
HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11.
which hpeaks well for our R«.ad Com
mission is keeping the many high
ways in condition for travel.
A number of Nome business men
left Nome during the week on a trip
to Bonanza, some on a business trip
and others on a hunting trip. Those
making the journey were: J. J.
Keenan, Councilman Bud Lehmann,
Jack Hammer. Frank Halpin, E. K.
Johansen and Henry Conrad.
The Keenan suction dredge Inis
completed its contract for the sea
son dredging of Snake river and has
been hauled up on the beach for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Johanson. Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Bergquist spent the
afternoon and evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Al. Pangman on Squirrel Hill
last Sunday, and later spent the
night at Dad Chase’s Villa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bahlke are con
fined to their home on account of
illness. The Bahlke's Restaurant
at the corner of Lane’s Way and
Front street has been temporarily
closed until next Tuesday on ac
count of the illness of Its proprie
Manager R. B. Julian of the I). E.
Crowley Grocery Co. has been laid
up for the last few days with sick
Charles Jones who is connected
with the office work of the Alaska
Road Commission has experienced
a spell of sickness for the last few
days.
Captain Thomas A. Ross of the
local Coast Guard Station, announ
ces the purchase of two fine milk
cows from A. H. Moore. Captain
Ross says ’’now for some fresh milk
and butter.”
Mrs. O. Flowers received a letter
from her daughter. Mrs. Ben Glass
in Sheridan. Wyoming, stating that
she had given birth to an eight an
one half pound baby boy. The baby
wa< born July 25th this year.
josepn wise a former mining
partner with C. A. Vogel has just
returned to Seattle from a two
year stay in SLberia near the Ok
hotsk Sea. where he with others
have been engaged in mining oper
In a telegram to W. E. Cremer.!
Wise states that he and his associ
ates were held in Siberia for sev-'
eral months before being permitted
to depart for the United States and
that owing to the unsettled condi
tions there their mining operations
were a complete failure.
On their way back to the States
they passed thru Yokohama and
Tokyo. Japan, leaving there Just
four days before the recent earth
quake which devastated both tho«e
The schooner Xokotak had bad
luck on her trip up the coast, en
gine trouble sent her back on her
first attempt after going only a few
miles out. returning and the engine
placed in repair she made another
attempt to sail but went aground
on the sand bnr going out of Snake
River and was forced to unload her
cargo before she could get over the
A1 Carey was a visitor in Nome
during the week from his mining
operations on the lo-wer Kougarok.
Those confined to the hospital at
the present time are: Pete McIn
tosh. Julius Jensen, Fred Simms
and Otto Mills.
The local chapter of the American
Red Cross have been requested to
assist in raising funds to send to
the devastated region in Japan as a
result of the earthquake, tidal wave
and fire.
Any items of interest to the com
munity if given or telephoneo to the
Nugget will be given publicity and
will be appreciated at all times.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Our shipment of Ladies and
display. Before doing any purch|si
With every purchase for
We also have a complete ii
We specialize in suitca.sc>
Seattle.
TO THE PUBLIC
ildren's Merchandise is nov
ng we invite you to look <
Id a balloon given free.
Men’s Department,
nd grips. The finest north of
JACK SEIDENVERG
JUST RECEIVED
A shipment of
Yukon River
fresh smoked
King Salmon
SILVER SALMON BELLIES
KINO SALMON BELLIES
PINK SALMON BELLIES
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XOMK COMMON ('OUNODi MEETS
IX REGULAR SESSION
The Nome Common Council met
in regular session on Monday Sept.
10th, all members present with the
exception of R. R. Julian.
A communication was read to the
Council from the Hammon Consoli
dated Gold Fields. requesting per
mission to buy a number of lots lo
cated on the tundra north of town,
after due consideration the Council
agieed to the request.
Much discussion was entered into
in regards to the surveying of the
street running along the water
front north of Snake River, it was
at last decided to let the Btree* o®,,*
mittee select a Civil Engineer and
have River Street resurveyed and
staked, and the Street Committee
will have the Street repaired and
kept open for traffic at all times
soon after the street is surveyed.
Councilman Lehmann reported
tha't the Fire Department crew had
linished graveling Second avenue
which was now in excellent condi
tion. and also that many other im
provements had been made thruout
the city by the Street Department.
After the reading of bills pending
against the city a short recess was
taken and theFinance Committee
went over the bills and after being
approved a motion was made and
seconded that the rules be suspend- j
ed and the bills be considered as1
read the second time that warrant*
be drawn and the bills be paid.
Mayor Maynard reported that due
to numerous requests that the City
take a hand in endeavoring to locate
the missing aviator, and to make
| certain that he was lost, before the
j U. S. Commissioner would incur any
expense, from Territorial funds for
the express purpose of locating lost
persons, that he the Mayor had
caused telegrams to be sent to Coun
cil for the purpose as above stated,
which met with the approval of the
After details of minor importance
had been dispensed with the Coun
cil adjourned to meet *»»eain at the
next —union which i- the
last Monday in September.
SHU'S THAT AIIK NOW DUK
TO ARRIVE IN NOMB
The following ships are due to ar
rive In Nome: The Motorship Arctic,
Leibes Company of San Francisco,
owners, from a cruise into the Arc
tic. the party of Government Geolog
ical Survey men are supposed to be
on the returning Arctic. The Sil
ver Wave from a cruise up the coast
in the interest of the Lonien Rein
deer and Trading Co., the schooner
Sea Wolf from Kotzebue on a mail
trip and the Arctic Chief from Dime
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we just received a shipment of
Men’s Pants, Coats,
Shirts, Wool Hose,
Jackets and Overalls
Also a nice assortment of
Children’s Play Suits
and we are going to sell all the above
AT 10% Above
Laid Down cost
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R. B. JULIAN Manager
j Open Saturday until 9 P. M.
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