THANKSGIVING SUGGESTIONS
SWIFT’S PREMIUM ROASTIN'!* PHIPKKXS,
GEESE, I>UCKS. SUCKLING PIGS, PAPONS
OLYMPIA ANI> EASTERN OYSTERS
RED ROCK POTTAGE PHEESE
AND LAST, BIT NOT LEAST
YOUNG TURKEYS 55c PER LB.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS SPACE FOR AN
OTHER STARTLING MONEY-SAVING AN
NOUNCEMENT, AND WATCH OUR
WHOLESALE RETAIL
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
Harl C. Modini. prop.
(Quality Meat* at Reasonable .Prices
OLIVER II. FLOWERS
SF< I IMIJS TO STROKE
OF APOPLEXY
Oliver H. Flowers, well known
old time mining man of Alaska, and
especially this vicinity, died sudden
ly on Thursday night from an at
tack of apoplexy.
Mr. Flowers was about town
Thursday and had been around all
evening, although before he went
home he remarked to a friend that
he was not feeling extra well.
Going home at about 11:00 p. m .
it was found that he began to feel
ill and Dr. Welch was called in. He
passed away about 1:30 with very
little warning.
Mr. Flowers was well known in
the mining business here for years
and at one time owned a dredge at
Solomon, hut on account of an ac
cident in which he lost nn arm. he
had to give up the undertaking, and
he has been working for the Ham
mon Company for some time.
The deceased was a member of
the Odd Fellows, the Loyal Order
of Moose and the Pioneers of Al
aska, and funeral services will be
* inducted for him on Sunday by
the for an r Order with members o£
the other orders in attendance, at
the Federated Church.
He leaves a wife to mourn him,
and the sympathy of the entire
community is extended to Mrs.
Flowers in her sad bereavement
_
j PI,i:\TV rf>F Ml .SIC FOR
NOME THIS WINTER
The Saxophone Orchestra
ginning to make its presence
known since the close of naviga
tion. and Dr. J. W Bayne plans to
have the many new instruments
whipping out snappy new tunes be
fore the Spring time comes again
Sunday a goodly gathering of “sax
fans** could be heard, and almost
any time one can hear one of the
instruments cut loose from differ
ent points of the town It is hoped
that a suitable practice room will
be furnished for the boys and if
this is done it will probably awak
whole band for rehearsals.
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LOCAL NEWS
| Tom CiafTncy lias started out on
a prospect inf; tour to Sunset creek.
! Mr. Swoexy who Is employed in
j the office of the llammon Company,
| is in the hospital with a case of flu.
Sam Torkensen came in from
Teller the early part of the week
driving a tine string of Siberian
!. Mrs. Talbot Scott, who was taken
i to the hospital three weeks ago,
J was able to leave the institution
Tuesday.
j
i
Walter llryklan. who was oper
ated upon lor appendicitis recently,
ht improving nicely at the Maynard
Columbus Hospital.
Mr. Hence, who lias been in the
hospital for some time as the re
sult of a fractured foot, is said to
be improving nicely and will soon
Kl.lit'TIoN RETURNS
• The complete returns
| precincts of Nome, Cape Nome, Can
I dl*-. Peering, Kotzebue, St. Michael,
Fortuna Ledge. Willow Creek,
I Council, Chlnik, Solomon. Unala
! kleet. Teller and Bluff, leaving hut
four precincts to be heard from,
I I'tica, Stuyahok, Kiana and Shting
I nak, are as follows:
i Name Teller Bluff Total.
Sutherland
Roden
Rustgard
Jacobsgaard
Chidester
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CONSISTENTLY THE BEST
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HOUSEKEEPING
This Fall
GENEROUS
As Cheap and
Even Cheaper
Thun Other Brands
THE BEST IS
NONE TO GOOD
FOR ALASKANS
LEHMANN'S
I'. S. Marshal M. W. Griffith is
able to ho up for a while each day
I now ami indication* are that he will
! be out again noon and feel his old
The Rebekah Lodge will have the
i Odd Follows and thoir friends as
guests at a card party on the even
ing of November 29. at the I. O. O.
Robert Juno's, Special Officer for
the Territory for the Second Div
ision, is back from a trip to the
Kotzebue country where he has been
looking nftcr affairs pertaining to
bis office.
Alfred J. Ix»inen left for Ruck
laml River, beyond Candle, , on
Thursday by dog team to visit the
different reindeer herds of the
I .omen Reindeer and Trading
Corporation. He is traveling in
company of Pete Olson of Golovin
and will probably cover close to
7 5" miles of trail before returning
to Nome in about a month.
sell. TEDDY REAR AND
DONALDSON AT SEWARD
Information has reached Nome
that the Schooners Teddy Bear and
Donaldson, out of Nome for Seattle,
have reported at Seward with every
thing well on both vessels.
MAIL FOR OUTSIDE
CLOSES TFL'SDAY
Postmaster A1 Winkler announc
ed this week that the first mail for
the Outside over the trail will prob
ably leave Nome on Wednesday the
19th . and in that case the mails
will < lose here the day before. Mail
going north to Candle and Kotze
bue. will be taken and transferred
when it arrives at Unalakleet. This
trip will mark the inauguration of
the weekly mail service for the Win
ter and the schedule used in for
mer years will be carried out to a
large extent as' before.
The mail for Teller and Wales
will leave this afternoon. Saturday,
November 15.
STEAMER < ’OR DO V A
IS AT CORDOVA
A wire from Cordova stated that
the Steamer Cordova of the Alaska
Steamship Company. which left
here on November 4. had arrived
at that place Thursday noon and
was working cargo. The ship is
expected to arrive in Seattle on the
FOR SALK—Ladle’s Squirrel Par
ka. Reasonable. Inquire at
Nugget.
ATTENTION MOOSE
On account of the death of
i llrotlier Oliver II. Flowers, the
! social to be held Saturday night,
| November 15, has b«*en postponed
to Saturday Nov. 22.
ATTENTION MOOSE
Members of the Loyal Order
or Moose arc* requested to meet
at the Moose Hall at, 1 p. Ui. Sun
day to attend the funeral of Rroth
er Oliver II. Flowers.
NORVTN W. LEWIS,
Dictator.
I. O. O. F. NOTICE
Odd Fellows please assemble
[ at the I. O. O. F.‘ Hall on Sunday
Nov. 10, at 1 p. m., to attend the
funeral of Brother Oliver II. Flow
A. 1*0 LET,
Secretary.
PIONEERS NOTICE
\ VI persons are requested to
assemble, at their hall on Sunday
at 1 p. m. to attend the funeral
of Brother Oliver II. Flowers.
E. GRIMM,
Secretary.
ATTENTION MOOSE
Moose meeting every Monday
evening during the winter months
at 8:00 o’clock p. m.
W. H. KOCH,
Secretary.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
AT HOLTS
1000 Flashlight batteries
50 Flash and Spot Lights
50 Rolls Oil Cloth.
1600 Rolls Wall Paper
100 Staple Toys
5 Sets of Dishes
5 Baby Carriages & Carts
25 Rolls of Weather Strip
200 Rolls Heavy Tar Paper
10Q Rolls Best Malthoid Roofing
10 Lang Stoves and Ranges
Quality Goods Lowest Prices
HOLT, HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11
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O0O 000
©GO© GO00OO
SOMETHING NEW
in
the
CANDY LIME
see our window and
GET A SLICE
POLET’S STORE
vatisfartorily—Why
Nome Sheet Metal Works
LOlTIS K1TRTH. Prop.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 10c loaf straight
W. Schumacher, Prop.
We think it not wise to advertise
That, we have the biggest stock in town—
lb-cause if we did, we’d probably lib
When the “GRIMM” Assessor coiues around.
MORAL,—“Safety First”
However
, We have plenty Row Row
And if you will give ns your winter order we will
give you good goods, good prices, good service and
deliver your goods to you in good condition as yon
need them. We make no charge for storage. \\V
keep your goods in our wai n storage free of charge.
There isn’t any HOT AIIl in the above statements,
they are Just plain facts. We are not going to ad
vertise our terms and prices as that is private dope,
and it will pay you to come in and see us about your
winter outfit.
NO ONE CAN UNDERSELL UK
THE 0. E. CROWLEY CROCERY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
STORE OPENS 8 A. M.
CLOSES O P. M.