We Save You
Money on
Dry Goods
Just received a splendid
assortment of Dry Goods
and Gents Furnishings.
Boots and Shoes of the
best qualities.
SEE US FIRST
AND SAVE MONEY
LEHMANN’S
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT’S UNTIL 9 P. M.
ELITE BATHS
AND
HOTEL
STEAM AND TUB BATHS
STEAM HEATED ROOMS
ANDREW BOX, PROPRIETOR.
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
JAS. SWARTZELL. Prop.
Best Accomodations in Alaska
STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
“When a Fellei
needs a Friend
Did you ever start to re
view your lecture notes for
the “mid-years” and find
you couldn’t read half of
them ? Then is the time you
will wish you had written :
them on a
Remington
Portable
A few minutes spent in typing after each
lecture hour will do the trick. And don’t
overlook the time this machine will save in
typing your themes, theses, papers, and all
your writing.
' Standard Keyboard—the most complete
portable typewriter—fits in case
only four inches high. Price, com'
plete with case, $60.
Lomen
Bros. ^
IN AND OUT OF TOWN ♦
Mrs. J. A. Reed has booked pass
age for Teller on the steamer La
touche leaving Nome for Teller last
Thursday evening.
Fred Freeze who was associated
with the Yuba Mfg. Co. during the
winter was a passenger on the
outgoing Victoria.
E. F. Goetz who is aseociat* <1
with the Cordovado Mining company
on the Innoko River, was a passen
ger for the States on the last Vic.
Corporal Dean arrived from Fair
banks Monday last, and is now
one of the regular corps of radio
operators at the local Radio Station.
Sam Gaylord from the Solomon
section passed thru Nome during the
week on his way to the States. Mr.
Gaylord booked passage on the S. S
Victoria.
George Modini left Nome during
the week to enter the employ of the
Alaska Road Commission at Nome
River on the Railroad, which is now
being rehabilitated.
Si Carmen who was taken home
from the hospital some time aeo is
reported very much improved, he
has been on the streets several times
during the past week.
Attorney Ira D. Orton who has
been in Nome this season since the
arrival of the first boats, left for
the outside on the steamer Victoria
last Tuesday night.
John Lindberg was an outgoing
passenger on the Victoria. Mr.
Lindberg has been ailing for some
time and is making a trip to the
outside in order to try and recover
his health.
Delegate Sutherland arrived in
Nome Monday n:cht on the May
flower from St. Michael, and after
spending some time meeting old
friends departed for the States on
the outgoing Victoria.
John Nass an old timer from Dime
was a visitor in Nome during the
week, and after purchasing supplies
to be taken back to Dime, he return
ed to bis mining operations in that
district
J. C. Brown the local telephone
and mining wizard, returned to the
States after a short stay in Nome.
Before going Mr. Brown closed sev
eral mining deals for property and
he expects to return next season
to pursue active mining operations.
D. E. Crowley was an arrival in
Nome on the Victoria from St. Mich
ael during the week, Crowley has
been over to St. Michael on a busi
ness trip and returns to Nome to
take up his business interests here.
The case of Robinson and Green
berg vs. Athanasopolis tried In the
District Court resulted in a verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of six
teen hundred dollars. This suit was
started last December upon an ac
count* for goods sold and delivered
to the defendant. This is the last
cause to be tried at the present term
of court.
Just Received
Aluminum Ware, E^erwaT® and
Reliance brands, just received. Used
Electrict Vac Cleaners, also Electric
Washer very reasonable. Single Beds
and Matresses. New Way oil burn
ers. latest and best. Full line Lang
Stoves and Ranges.
Quality Goods at
HOLT’S NEW STOR1
HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11.
The Alesha Steamship Company
freighter Latouche sailed from Nome
at Midnight Thursday for Toller, af
ter visiting Teller the Latouche will
return to. Nome and take aboard
mail, passengers and freight and
then sail for the States.
The Nome public school started
Tuesday Sept. 4th with a laree at
tendance, and this school year pro
mises to be a very successful one as
has others in the past. Supt. L. E.
Rynning is a very busy man looking
after tbe many duties of his office.
G. A. Bigelow the Geologist for
the Hamnion Consolidated Gold
Fields was a passenger for the states
on the outgoing Victoria. Mr. Bige
low has been in Nome since the
opening of navigation looking over
the property of the Hamnion Con
solidated Gold Fields.
August Nelson who has been in i
the Stntes for the last f«w weeks j
having a piece of steel removed
from his right eye, returned to
Nome on the Victoria and continued
on to Dime Creek where he has min
ing interests.
Corporal Sergeant left Nome foT
Fairbanks during the week where he
will take up the duties of oi>erator
in the U. S. Army Signal Corps.
Sergeant has been a member of the
local radio station in Nome for the
last two years and has proved him
self quite capable in his profession.
Open season on Ptarmigan began
Sept. 1st and the tundra has re
sounded with reports from hunters
guns for the last week. Thousands
of Ptarmigan on the tundra which
were almost like domestic animals
before the open season are beginn
ing to fly at sight of a person in
their vicinity since the season open
It has been learned from Anton
Treffers that an acetylene blinker
light has been installed at Sledge
Island, this light is located on the
north end of the Island. 20 feet
above sea level, and visable 233 de
grees from SE. hv E. E to SW.
by W. Me W. This light flashes for
a period of one second and flashes
six times each minute, that is the
flash is on for one second and off
nine seconds. Treffers intends to
install a similar light at Cape Espen
burg in a few days.
Alfred Pearson who was known
by many as (Overalls Pete) died
while enroute from Dime to Nome
during the week. Pearson has
been sick for some time and John
Nass started with him to Golovin
where they were to take the Victoria
and Pearson continue to the outside.
When arriving within 300 yards of
the Victoria in a skiff, Pearson pass
ed away. Pearson has a mother
and father residing in Seattle. The
I local order of Eagles took charge of
! the body upon its arrival in Nome.
j DO YOt WANT A SURPRISE ?
j Visit the SURPRISE STORE any
i afternoon and see the oil burner
work attached to any style stove.
Burns coal oil—Coal oil sell for
40 cents per gallon...
H*-♦
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Oth |
! CHICKEN DINNER |
Combination Salad j
| t Yearn Puffs and Cherry Pie I
| AT RAHLKE’S.
*-♦
FUNERAL NOTICE
All Eagles are requested to meet '
at Eagle hall (TONIGHT), Saturday
Sept. 8th, at 8 o’clock P. M., and
also meet in the club rooms at one
o'clock P. M. (SUNDAY) Sept, 9th
for the purpose of attending the
funeral of brother J. Alfred Pearson
to be held at the Federated Church,
at 2 o’clock P. M. Sunday.
A. POLET, Secretary. j
FUNERAL NOTICE
Pioneers of Alaska are requested
to assemble at PRmeer Igloo Sunday
at one o’clock P. M. to attend the
funeral of our late Brother J. Alfred
E. GRIMM, Secretary.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Oar shipment of Ladies end Children's Merchandise is now on
display. Before doing any purchasing we invite yon to look over
our stock.
With every purchase for a child a balloon given free.
We also have a complete line in our Men's Department.
We specialize in suitcases and grips. The finest north of
JACK SEIDENVERG
3 DAYS SPECIAL
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Sept. 1 Jth, 12th, 13th.
CARNATION
MILK
PER CASE S5-75
AD Virus JUST HECEIIYED INFORMS US THAT MILK HAS
ADVANCED IN 1»R1CB, NO DOUBT WE MAY HAVE TO ADVANCE
OUR PRICES ACCORDINGLY. WITH S. S. VICTORIA W'E HAVi:
JUST RECEIVED A FllJi CAR OF CARNATION MILK, AND IN
ORDER TO GIVE EVERYONE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
THEIR WINTER REQUIREMENTS AT THE VERY LOW'EHT
PRICE POSSIBLE WE AE OFFERING THIS SPENT A L SALE.
A.P0LET
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR FOR ALASKA FOR ALL
VITAMIN FOOD CO. PRODUCTS.
WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL GROCER
NOME, : : ALASKA
RICHARD KHAJjSON SKX1MBS. j
A sad an unexpected blow was j
delt the many friends of Richard *
(Dick) Raelson today at high noon j
when the news was flashed around j
town that Dick had crossed the j
great divide, the. blow was so sud- i
den an unexpected that friends up
on hearing the sorrowful news ]
stood dumbfounded before they !
could realize that it was true.
The deceased was taken to the!
hospital Wednesday last and passed
away today at 12 o'clock sharp. In-1
flamatlon of the heart was given as j
the cause of death. He leaves a !
wife and two children, who are in
Chicago, to mourn his sad demise, j
Telegrams are being dispatched to
Mrs. Raelson and children this after
noon. The Pioneers of Alaska. Ig-I
loo No. 1, of which Dick was a mem- ;
her will look after the funeral ar
rangements and announcement will
be made later.
FOR SALE
Two fine down brought in this
Spring, call at A. H. Moore's resi
dence on Third Ave. and R-street.
LATOUUHE DUE TONIGHT
The steamer Latouche is due to1
arrive in Nome early this evening
from Teller and will sail for the
Outside by the way of Golovin and
St. Michael shortly after arrival ■
SILVER WAVE FOR KOTZEBUE.
The Silver Wave owned by the
Loraen Reindeer and Trading Co.
sailed from Nome during the week
for Kotzebue w.ith quiet a number
of passengers, among those taking
passage were Anton Trotters who is
making a trip to Cape Espenberg
where he intends to erect a light for
the ad of navigation at that point.
SEA WOLF SALKS NORTH
The Sea Wolf sailed from Nome
Sept. 1 for Kotzebue Sound points
with passengers, mail and freight.
Among those going up were Deputy
Marshal Frank Warring, Alice Tip
pelman and others whose names
were not obtained.
PRINCESS LEAVES HUSBAND'S
FORTUNE UNTOUCHED
London. Sept. 7—Princess Anas
tasia left her private fortune to her
sister and her second husband, but
left the enormous fortune created
by Leeds who was her first husband
untouched*
CREEK PROPOSE REFER
MATTER NEUTRAL COMMISSION
Geneva, Sept. 7—The Polish-Greek
spokesman proposed to the Council
of the League of Nations yesterday
afternoon that the Greco-Italian dis
pute be referred to a neutral com
mission. _
Listen To This!
we just received a shipment of
Men’s Pants, Coats,
Shirts, Wool Hose,
Jackets and Overalls
Also a nice assortment ot
Children’s Play Suits
and we are going to sell all the above
AT 10% Above
Laid.Down cost
Watch our windows for display
THE D. E. CROWLEY RROCEIY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
Open Saturday until 9 P.M.