Just Arrived
on Victoria More of that delicious
Chilled Beef
"Swifts Mo I Fatted Steer*"
Killed especially for us just before
the boat sailed.
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
Earl C. Modini, prop.
•Quality Meals at IlewollBbla PHetM
Vote For
(Mrs.) Lula James Welch
Republican Candidate for
SENATOR
VOTE EoR
John J. Elliot
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
KLECTIOX Tl'EKOAY, NOVEMBER 4th., 1024
Arthur F. Wright
Independent Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
BLECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th., 1021.
ANDY NYLEN
Independent Candidate For
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TI'FSPAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1024
Marius (Jake) Jacobsgaard
Denincratie Candidate For
SENATOR
NOVKMISKIE till, mat KUCOTIOK TUESDAY.
LOCAL NEWS
PKIISONALS
Henry Fries, the well known In
machuk miner, is leaving (or the
States on the Victoria after a busy
season on hiR mining properties
Mrs. Hugh O'Farrell and child
ren are leaving on the Victoria to
spend the Winter in the States.
This will be Mrs. O’Farreirs Srst
trip outside in several seasons
R. J. Trammer and wife, who ar
rived in Nome some time ago from
Wainwright, where they have been
connected with the work of the
Bureau of Education, are leaving
for the States on the Victoria.
Mrs. Dave L. Hofer and kiddles J
arc leaving for the Winter on the
Victoria. Mr. Hofer will remain in
Nome where he holds the impor
tant position of Electrical Super
intendent with the Hammon Con
solidated Cold Fields.
Phillip De Fontvllle, well known
Gold Bottom Creek miner and
one-time Nome artist, is leaving
for the States on the Victoria after
a very successful season on bis
C. M. Hall, travelling auditor for
the American Express Company,
who has been in Nome for some
time on business connected with ;
| his company, is leaving for the j
j States on the Victoria, having com- .
: pleted his work here.
Sam Gaylord, the well known
Solomon River mining man. is to
leave Nome for the outside on the
Steamer Victoria. Mr. Oaylord Is
returning in the Spring equipped
to develop his mining properties
on a large scale.
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
tfi Open from SR !
S 7 A. M. *o 7 P.M. *fi
» ..SPECIAL DINNER FROM *
W 5 P. M. to 7 P. M. *R
S&SS'FSSSSSSSRSRSRSR*
MILO S GAFE
NOW
OPEN
i ice Cream made daily
! . |
| Sold in any Quanity
OPPOHITK KCM1T 01)111
| John Manos prop.
NEW ARRIVALS
First Showing Of
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
Women’s Dresses,
Women’s Sweaters,
Women’s Brushed Wool Coats
Women’s Tams and Toques
Women’s Brushed Wool Scarfs
See Window Display
LEHMANN’S
Dry Goods and Clothing Departments
Open Evenings Gutil Nov. 1st 1924.
Charles Ilrower, the Point Bar-.
row trader, and his son. are leav
ing for the outside on the Steamer
Victoria. This is Mr. Browers first ;
trip to the outside in many years I
and it is his son’s first trip to the i
great outside. !
Leo Hansen, movie man who has ,
been travelling with the famous ■
Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen. |
is leaving for the States on the !
Victoria. Mr. Rasmussen. how- j
ever, is remaining in Nome until
the departure of the Alameda. (
Carl Stenius, the proprietor of
the Sinrock Roadhouse, familiarly
known for years to the. old-timers
of this section as “Sinrock Char
lie”, is leaving for a look at the
big outside on the steamer Vic
toria. This will be his flntf trip
to the States in many years.
G. 17. and Mrs. Whitney, who ar
rived in Nome recently from Cal
ifornia. via the Yukon River route,
to visit Mrs. Whitney’s brother
Joe Hendricks, are returning to
their California home after a very
pleasant stay in Nome where they
made a host of friends.
Earl C. Rossman is leaving on
the Vic for the outside. Mr. Rosp
man is concerned in the movie
game having spent the last year in
the Wainwright district. He will
report to his headquarters in New
York City, and at t-he present his
future movements are unknown to
Isaac Hatta. the well known
reindeer herder, is leaving for the
States on the Vic. It is reported
that Mr. Hatta has disposed of his
herd of reindeer to a local con
cern and is quitting the reindeer
business. Mr. Hatta will likely re
turn to Seward Peninsula in the
Spring and engage in mining.
Mrs. Edna Wallace, the fiction
writer, whg came down from the
Walnwrlght district some time ago,
having spent more than a year In
the study of Eskimo folklore in
that district, is leaving Nome on
the Victoria for the States where
she expects to publish the results
di her northern trip in book form
shortly
The remaining members of the
crew of the ill-fated Liebes Com
pany schooner Arctic, which was
lost in the ice in Bering Strait this
season, including Captain Berton
ccini, will leave for the States on'
the Victoria. The crew . .. ie to
Nome on the Boxer, aud lias been
waiting here for some time past
for transportation.
Ivan Ackley, a member of the
local United States Signal Corps
detachment on duty at the radio
station here, is leaving for the
States on the Victoria. Mr. Ack
ley will join his wife in Seattle,
she having preceded him by ono
boat. Mr. Ackley will likely be
stationed in Seattle with the Army
Communication Service.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Weeks are
leaving for the outside on the Vic
toria. Mr. Weeks has been en
gaged in the building of the mam
moth electrically equipped dredge
which the Yuba Mfg. Co. recently
turned over to the Hammon Con
solidated Gold Fields, and which
was put in operation only a few
days ago. This is the second Sum
mer in Nome for Mr. and Mrs.
Weeks, and their many friends
here are mighty sorry to see them
leave, but hope that other dredge
contracts will bring them back to
this camp again in the near future.
The Geological Survey party re
cently arriving in Npme from the
Naval Oil Reserve in the Barrow
district, William T. Foran in
charge, with Dr. J. B. Mertie, Jr.,
In the party, and four other men,
are leaving on the Victoria for
the States. It is probable that
this party will return to Nome
next year to complete the survey
work which has gone on for the
past two seasons in the new oil
reserve.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED j
AT HOLTS
1000 Flashlight batteries
60 Flash and Spot Lights
60 Rolls Oil Cloth.
1600 Rolls Wall Paper
100 Staple Toys
5 Sets of Dishes
5 Baby Carriages & Carts
26 Rolls of Weather Strip
200 Rolls Heavy Tar Paper
100 Rolls Best Malthoid Roofing
10 Lang Stoves and Ranges
Quality Goods Lowest Prices
HOLT. HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephosr Mala 11
THOS. D. JENSEN
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 4th.. lf»S4.
OUTFITTING
With the arrival of the S. S.
Victoria we will receive a
portion of our winter stock and
a complete line of fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Shortly afterward we will
launch our annual drive for win
ter outfits. It will pay you to in
vestigate our prices terms
and conditions
PDLET’S STORE
Nome Sheet Metal Works
LOUIS KURTH, Prop.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 10c loaf straight
CHAS. CAVEY. Prop.
MEN’S
Overalls
Jumpers
and
All Wool Army Pants
AT COST
See Window Display
THE D. E. CROWLEY 8R06ERV CO. IRC.
R.fB. JULIAN Manager
ATOMIC OPENS I A. U.
CLOSES 8 P. M.