EMM TEES
Just as we promised.that we would
from time to time single out the numer
ous opportunities assembled in this store
for your convenience and pleasure.
*
This week will be devoted in demon
strating in a convincing manner the
superiority in excellence of quality and
lowness of price of
RELIANCE BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS
Everything in the line will be fully
displayed and priced and many buying
advantages will be offered to you.
To those who are about to stock up
for the winter this event will prove a
money saver.
POLET
FOOD SPECIALIST
LOCAL NEWS
ALASKANS ASKKD TO BRKCT
MOM MKNT IX MEMORY OK
WARREN <i. HARDING |
The Pioneers of Alaska art* cir-j
culating a subscription blank for j
the purpose of collecting sufficient
funds for the erection of a suitable .
Monument in memory of the late
President Warren G. Harding's visit j
to the Territory.
Igloo No. 15, Pioneers of Alaska |
at Anchorage were the instigators i
of tho project and Igloo No. 1 of
Nome as well as other Igloos thru- ;
out Alaska have been asked t" co- j
operate in the movement. A spee
iafl committee composed of Robert
James. Thomas A. Ross. John Starr.
11. A. Riegel and Judge G. J. Lomen
have been appointed to place the
subscription blanks in various pub
lic places and assist in-the collecting
While the collecting of the funds I
are being made by the Pioneers of ,
Alaska, the memoriail will not be a I
lodge affair as every one in Alaska |
will be asked to contribute $1.00. ■
no more and no less. It is intend-1
ed as a tribute from the people of
Alaska to the late President’s visit
to the territory.*
Subscription blanks will be left
in various public places and the
money subscribed will be collected
from time to time and the -names of
those contributing will be published
thru the pages of the press.
Hollow is printed the information
handed into the Nugget office by
Coinniitm*
th" Special y Courmitttee a 1 read
named:
Aia>ka-llai-<|i!iK Memorial Final
Under the auspices of Igloo No. 1
Pioneers of Alaska, subscription
lists will be circulated in the near
future of which the following i; a
Preamble:
We the undersigned hereby sev
erally subscribe the sum of
each for the_ erection or a suitable
Monument a: Ketchikan. Alaska to
the memory of our late beloved
President, Warren G. Harding, anil
in memory of his visit to Alaska.
Said money so subscribed to be
collected by the Secretary of Igloo,
No. 1 Pioneers of Alaska or such
Agencies as he shall designate and
when called for to be paid by him
to the Executive Memorial Commit
tee named in the resolutions of Ig
loo No. 15. which Igloo first pro
posed this Memorial movement.
Those desiri-ng firmer informa
tion can obtain the same from II
Grimm. Secretary of Igloo No. 1.
or any of the members of the Spec
ial Committee mentioned above.
.A III) OF THANKS.
We herewith desire to express
«>ur heartfelt thanks and apprecia
tion to the mebers of the Pioneer?
of Alaska and the LadJy Pioneers of
Alaska; The Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs and to our many friends for
their beautiful floral offerings and
kind words of sympathy extended
to us in our sad hours of bereave
ment in the loss of our dearly be
loved daughter and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg
and family
FANCY
CANDY
LOMEN BROS
\0.\IK Bit ASS BAND
BRSI'MKS l*KAC?TICK
Practice by the Nome Bras* Band
was temporarily discontinued some
time previous to the close of navi
gation, but was resumed last Tues
day eveni-ng when the full member
ship of the band gathered at the fire
house for the weekly rehearsal. j
Since the last meeting the cornet j
section of the band has been strong- ;
thened by the addition of Mr. Arnold J
Nordale. an experienced cornet play
er. who recently arrived from Fair
The band, as now made up num
bers fourteen members, who are as
follows:
L. E. Rynning, conductor and solo
B flat cornet. Chas. Lescher. solo
L Flat cornet. Frank Dufresne,
solo B flat cornet. A. Pritchard,
solo B flat cornet. A. Pritchard,
second B flat cornet. Wm. Engel,
baritone. Frank Peterson, first al
to; Alvin Bahlke, second alto. H.
S. Burgh, trombone; Sam Taylor,
first, tenor; Georges Carpentier.
mellophone; Jean Dupertuls. double
B bass; J. S. Srangroom, snare !
drum; Jack Hamlyn. bass drum.
The next rehearsal will be held at
the citjy hall next Tuesday evening,
at 8 o’clock.
FEDERAL lAltOK UNION
TO GIVE SMOKER
A committee of the Federal
Labor Union of Nome announce that
on Mondaiy evening Nov. 19th a
smoker will be given by that organ
ization at their hall on Front street.
All members are invited to attend
and a good time is assured every
JOHN A. WILSON
U.B. MINERAL SURVEYOR
Nome, Alaska.
PIONEER HOTEL
AND IGLOO
■tooms Hinkle or light liousc
keefiing, from $10.00 per
month and up. Light and
heat furnished.
MRS. JENNIE HANSEN,
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.
GAFFNEY AM) SCLLIVAX TO [
OI'HIUTK OX SI XSKT CI{KKK j
Thomas (iufTney and Jerry Su111- ;
van. two well known old lime pros
pectors and mining men, left Nome !
during the week for Sunset Creek
where they intend to do extensive ’
prospecting in that 'section on the '
Kelly and Oakdale Claims.
FEDERAL LABOR UNION |
SMOKER,
MONDAY NOV. 10th, H I*. M.
AM, MEMBERS \VKI,<OMK.
COMMITTEE.
FOR SAJE—Super-Hcator, near- j
l> new, 910.00. Inquire nt Nugget J
NOME HAS SPIRITED
ANIMALS AM) MKX
Very few of Nome’s population
were aware of the important fact j
that W. J. Rowe has a team «»f |
spirited race horses in his barn, j
but this fact was made known last
Thursday morning and was the I
cause of N. B. Nelson displaying
himself as a capable marathon run*
The team in question became
frightened at something. presum
ably. a«id made a wild dash down
front street toward the Fire Depart
ment. arriving abreast of Nelson’s
place of business the runaway team
were making miles (?) per hour
when Nels realized that a runaway
was taking place, without a word
the latter dashed out of his place
and after the running horses, the
burst of speed which Nels showed
would have turned many profes
sional track men green with envy,
and the result was that before the
team went many blocks they felt a
tug at the reins and were brought
to a halt by the strong arm of Nels.
THOMAS KOHAXEK PICKS UP
KXPI/ORKR MeMILLIAX’S
SHIP BY WIRELESS
Last Thursday night Thomas Ko-I
hanek. the capable electrician em-l
ployed by the Telephone and Elec-1
trie Light Companies, was success- I
fe.l in hearing Explorer McMillian’s
ship Bowdoln which is locked in the
ice within 11 degrees of the North
Pole. Tom has been able to hear
Berlin and many other European
stations! Little Rock Arkansas was
heard Thursday night. and| many
stations in Texas and other Southern
States have been picked up. Tom
is a very capable' operator and un
derstands the mechanism of the
wireless perhaps better than the
average amateur operator.
PHONE US
NOME LAUNDRY
We do first Class Work.
JOHN BAN.
| SUNDAY, NOVMBBR 1*th
| CHICKEN DINNER |
Asparagus Tips 1
lycmon and Cherry Pie.
»-♦
If you have a news item hand it
Into the Nugget office or phone it
in. we will be glad to print any
thing that is of interest to the pub
lic. Nome's social world is invited
to “Tell the world” of the social
activities of Nome during the win
ter thru the pages of the Nome Nug
WATOH REPAIRING j
Leave your Watches, and Clocks •
at Holt’s Hardware Store, they will I
be cleaned and repaired promptly
ai a reasonable price. Mail orders
will receive prompt attention. All I
work guaranteed.
EDWARD J. FOX. |
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XMAS
WDJi SOON BE HERE!
Buy a 1jwik<* Range or a nice Heat
er, save one third of your
Fuel bill.
Lange Ranges $00.00 to $135.00.
Heaters all kinds front $17.50
Oil Stoves, Wickless, from
$50.00 to $100.00.
OH Stoves with wicks from
$10.00 to $12.50.
Camp Stove**, 2 Burner, front
$7.50 to $12.50
Primus Stoves.$7410
Children's Sleds, $3.50 to $$7410.
Cut Glass, Silverware, Dolls, Toys,
Pyre* ware, Crockery, etc.
Also Electrical Goods at
HOLT'S !$« W STORK
HARDWARE
Hardware—-Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11.
LATE TELEGRAPH
NEWS TO DAY
GRAND DRAGON OF I*. K. K. SI itPOKNAED
OKLAHOMA CITV, Nov. 17— A subpoena for N. C. Jewett, Great
llragoa of the Ku Klui Klun in Oklahoma, was Issued yesterday by ,be
defense in the Impeachment trial of Governor Walton. According to u_
announcement made by F. E. Riddle, chief Counsel for the defense, the
subpoena to the Court of Impeachment, culls for all State records of the
Klan including a complete list of Oklahoma members.
COMMANDER OF IIKSTItOTFIt DIVISION FOUND NOT GUILTY
SAN DIEGO. Nov. 17—Captain Robert Morris who commanded
the Destroyer Division on the night of the Honda wreck, September 8th
was acquitted of charges of negligence In suffering the vessels of his or
ganization to go aground, in a verdict read by the Judge .Advocate of the.
General Court Martial at 11:35 A. M. yesterday.
15fte nc^adci|
Finest line of Soft Drinks, |
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco j
\ Meet your friends at the Nevada I
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 10c loaf straight
CHAS. CAVEY. Prop.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Our shipment of Ladies and Children's Merchandise Is now on
display. Before doing any purchasing we invite you to look over
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
Seattle.
JACK SEI0ENVER6
JAKE Says!
What’s the use in using up a
lot of good space, PEDDLING
HOT AIR to an enlightened
Public. Just tell the people
that we have a big stock of
high class merchandise, that
our prices are reasonable
and that they will not be
advanced during the closed
season.
THE 0.:i. CROWLEY GROCERY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
STOKE OPENS NINE A. M. CLOSES SIX P. M.