iianci: to re iihi.h tomi.iit
IN SMAM, I \(.l l IIAl.l.
Eagle Hall, a dance will be given.
riedlv on aerount of the shortness
Bunting will furnish the music,
and with the number «.i fellows
out boosting for the dance a good
attendance is experted. The music
will start at '•: P>0 sharp and will
M(. time (H"miii:i: iktii.
tsili. of thi- month for the most
stupendous affair <»f 'lie year will
be given on that date at the large
It will in- a hummer. Keep the
date—Or loiter 18th. Watch for
TRIPI* FINISHES WORK
\\H Will EHAVE < >N Vli
Herman T. Tripp, who has been
pleted ltis mission here and will
take passage on the Victoria for
the States. Mr. Tripp will go to
Seattle, where his family is spend
ing the Summer, and will return
with them to Juneau. This is Mr.
Tripp’s second .journey to Nome
within tin* last two years, hut he j
states that he will not come hack
next year unless something unfore
MINERAl. SlRYEYOR IJI.AKE
MAKES TRIP TO fOI NI II,,
A. Ci. Blake. the well-known':
Nome Mineral Surveyor, returned ;
the fore part of the week from a
trip to Council, where he was ob
liged to go in connection with his
mining property there, as well as
some professional business. Mr.
Blake arrived in town just ahead
of the recent storm and reports a
very pleasant trip.
CHARLES KICK REPAIRING
lU IUHNH ON 1ST. AVK.
Charles F. Rice is repairing the j
building in1*which he has his car j
pentor shop, formerly the old Roy
al Restaurant. Mr. Rice is level- !
Jim: up the foundation and will ,
put in a complete new hardwood
front and will make general re
pairs to the interior, particularly
Ihe upstairs, which he expects to
rent for apartments. When he j
finishes the work he lias laid out
on the building, the appearance of (
the street will be very materially,
improved.
NUNIYAK
ISLAND
BASKETS
MADE FROM
NATIVE GRASSES
50cts
to
$15.00
at
LOMEN
BROS.
< a is s< ihm>\i:i:s a hi*:
ltlv\l>Y TO I.K.WE
The sohoi'Tiers N katak Teddy
irar. Trader and t iib are in port
isnl loading preparatory to leaving
:<>r points norih and sou’ll along
;ln coast The Trader is to take
he party of Nuniv; k Island na
iougli weather of the past few
las tied ip small craft op
i\e been unnbb* to receive their
IS \MSI Y 1 I V\ IM. \OMK
ON STI XMKIl YKTOIUA
V liamsev. the field man
i !o oflice of the Alaska Chief
ot Field Division of the ‘United
States Land Otlh •* at Anchorage,
who has been in Nome for some
w.'ks checking up applications for
;ein through the local Land Of
. e 1,as completed his work in
ii.i' e.-tion and will leave on the
sey's t;-\t assru: . •* will proli
: i L1 \ b< or Kodiak Island where
]>■ v. ill i" concerned in activities
(i.nneteed with the Land Office.
«.l X IT KMtllW I II.FS SI IT
P.MNST Yl l!\ (((MIMNY
District Court the fore part of the
week against the Yuba Manufac
ing out of personal injuries sus
tained by Mr. Turnbow in 1922
when lie was emplayed in the ma
c!iini* shop of tie Defendant Com
pany. and was caught hv a holt on
shaft and whirled around the
shaft, injuring his head, impair
ing the hearing in one of his ears
and breaking his left arm. Mr.
Turn how is suing for S2.411.50
under the provisions of the Ter
ritorial Workmen's Compensation
Act Ira I). Orton, of the law firm
>1 Lyons & Orton is handling the
•ase for Mr. Turnbow.
MISS •MII.DKKD MAYNARD
IS MUCH l.MPKOVKD
Miss Mildred Maynard, the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs Oeo. S. May
nard. had the misfortune to in- ,
jure one of her thumbs badly, a
month ago. while playing with her ,
idaymates. About !<• days ago a
oeal in feet ion developed in the
;lands of her throat, which was
operated upon by Doctor Curtis
Welch last Saturday evening, as
sisted by Mrs May Hunting as
mrse. at tin* home of her parents.
While the little lady is still very
incomfortahle. she is very much
improved. She has had a very had
rapidly and hopes to he out again
Aithin a short time. The little
lady celebrated her 12th birthday
yesterday in bed. and received
tome nice gifts which went a long
wav toward making her pain more
•ndu ruble.
Mils. WILLIAM L1;HM\\\
HUITKKS I'AINFI'L HLKT
Mrs. William Lehmann suffered
* severe cut on the right wrist last
week when «i heavy drain fell and
•rushed the member against some
to take six stitches to close the
large gap which is now healing in
II IM.i: LOMKN SUFFKRS
SEVI-1RK TOLD
Last Saturday and Sunday Dis
trict .Judge CL J. Lomen was in bed
with a severe and stubborn cold
i*nd was unable to he on the Bench
journed until Monday when the
Judge had sufficiently recovered to
RED PIMPLES
ALL OVER FACE
Itched and Disfigured Very
Much. Cuticura Heals.
“ I had a breaking out of hard, red
pimples on my cheeks and fore
head. Later they took the form of
ugly looking sore eruptions and
scattered all over my face. They
itched, causing me to scratch, and
my face was very much disfigured.
"The trouble lasted about four
months. I tried different remedies
without much benefit. I began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
after using two cakes of Cuticura
Soap and three boxes of Cuticura
Ointment 1 was completely healed.’
(Signed) Miss Viola McCrea, 547
Smithers St., Renton, Wash.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointmeat and
Talcum exclusively for every-day
toilet purposes.
tUCMfcrrwbrltail. A4idreM:“<fcUMr»L«».
irtM. DaptH. Master
■e Soap Sc. Ointment
r. ' CHASE TAKKS 4011
IN TOWN FOR WINTER
F A. Chare who has conducted
the Dexter ("reek Roadhouse for
• many years, has accepted a posi
J tion at the Cnited States Court
| Hoii'f as night janitor, in the posi
tion formerly tilled by Charles
Mason, who has recently resigned.
mo.iwj: sails for i \ vlaska
FOR FI'EL, WILL RETURN
j T!ic Cnited States Coast Guard
| ?’utter Mojave arrived at Nome
i Monday and sailed away again on
i Wednesday, for Unalaska to refuel.
; Ti e vessel will return soon and re
i main in Rering Sea waters until
tli«' close of navigation. The Mojave
| * a me to Nome from St. Paul on a
! hurried trip to allow Doctor Wash
j burn of the Mojave to con
J suit with Doctor Welch upon the
'case of Cnited States Marshal M.
FORMER NOME GIRL NOW
ON HONOLULU IULLETIN
Vi-la Keliing. formerly of Nome!
«.id a daughter of Henry C Kell- j
ing, is now in Honolulu -employed j
;■ a reporter on the Honolulu Star J
I-ullctin. a daily newspaper. The
>iicc lady lias been in the Ha- j
v.iiian Islands sin • last February. .
Gertrude, the eldest daughter is j
g< ing to visit her sister Vesta this
Fall. Gertrude is at present etn- i
ploy.sl in Rerkeley. California, in j
H.r capacity of stenographer The 1
f.iflier of the two young ladies, j
Parry C. Keliing. i- now in Nome
•••nployed by tlie Yuba Mfg. Com
PGOPRIKTOR F. S. ROADHOUSE I
PAYS NOME VISIT
Dave Colgate, the proprietor of'
the V. S. Roadhouse on Nome Riv- j
c*\ was in town the fore part of j
the week for supplies and mail.
Dave says that business along the i
railroad line has been brisk this'
summer, and he has done a good '
business at his roadhouse since
the roadbed has been improved.
SAM GAYLORD ARRIVES IN
NOME ON WAV OCTSIRK
Sam Gaylord, tlie Solomon River
mining man arrived in Nome Mon
day. after a very successful season.
Mr. Gaylord is going outside on the
Victoria for the Winter and will
return next Spring prepared to do
extensixe mining, and will probab
' stav in this section the following
DANCE AT EAGLE HALT,
SATURDAY SUCCESSFUL
Last Saturdey night the Eagle j
Hall Commission gave one of their'
delightful dancing parties in their,
Hall. The dance was given as a 1
substitute for the Yuba dance !
which was called off. A large at
tendance was had. and the music !
was of the best and “a good time |
was had by all present.”
PURSER I RE FOR THE NUGGET
*l.no PER MONTH.
SILVER WAVE RETURNER
TO \OMK SUNDAY
The Loraen Reindeer and Trad
ing Corporation notorship Silver
Wave. Captain John Hegness in
command, returned to Nome Sun
day afternoon. The vessel only
proceeded as far North as Teller
due to a leaking exhaust valve.
She will load from the Victoria
and leave as soon as possible for
the North again. Dave Runion
was a passenger from - Teller to
SCHOONER HAZEL H.\ru;i)
OUT FOR S FA S<>\
The Biological Survey Schooner
Hazel was hauled out of the water
for the season the latter part of
last week after completing her
trip to Bluff. She is laying in
about the same position she wasin
last Winter on the hank of Snake
FOI'X! A Lady’s Cold Nugget
Pin. Owner can have same by
identifying, and paying costs of
arivt and reward. Inquire at
Nugget Office.
H'AVTKU—Family wants to refit a
furm-hed house. Inquire at
DREDGE FOR HALF
A Flume type dredge, 2 ft. buc
ket?-. AO h.p. Standard Engine, in
good shape; dredge has not been
operated since 1019. For sale for
S 1,000. inquire of Elias. F. Rice.
(»v the Nugget Office.
STEAM HEAT NOTICE
The rate for steam heat for the
period beginning October 1st. 1921
tnd ending May Jllst. 192.N will he '
"»2l2 cents per squint* foot of radi- '
•tion for con traits of stipulated
'mounts for above mentioned per
iod. To those not nnder contract
the price, per square foot of radia
tion. will he <M> cents. Contracts
fin si he arranged for by October
H. S. NEWMAN
Trustii'.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the United States Commission
er’s Court in and for the Cape
Nome Precinct, Second Division.
Territory of Alaska.
IN PROBATE
in the matter of the Estate of
JOHN EKRKRG. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
indersigned has been appointed by
he above entitled Court, executor
the estate of John Ekberg, de
All persons having claims against j
:he said estate are hereby required
:o present the same with proper •
vouchers attached • to the under
dgned at Nome. Alaska, as by taw
required, within six months from
he date hereof.
Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 29th
[Jay of September. 1924
ANTONIO POLET,
Executor.
Publish Sept. 20. 27. OnE 4. 11.
DAN A. SUTHERLAND i
Announces his Candidacy
for Re-Election
for Delegate to Congress from Alaska
Election Nov. 4th, 1924
IT WILL
PAY YOU WELL
TO LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF
HART, SCHAPFNER AND MARX
SUITS ANO OVERCOATS
2’pair of pants to each suit
They are all Woolen Materials
and the best, of Tailoring.
Large Variety to Choose From
Cheap John's Store
The home of the stetson hats and
Crossett Shoes
FOR S.VIiB—Quantity of heavy
•.rapping paper suitable for luring
■ruler rugs and carpets, also old
icwspapeis. For side at Nugget
l.et the Nome Nugget do your
letter writing, by having us mall
rfce Weekly Nugget to your friends
an the Outside.
I OR SALE — Radio Telephone
Transmitter in perfect condition
and at a very reasonable price.
For further information see Joe
Durand, V. S. Radio Station.
Chas. W. Brown, Jr.
CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR
Thirty Two Year* of Age.
23 Years a Resident of Nome.
SPECIAL
SALE
Leather
Vests
REG. $15.00
CUT TO $10.50
I -
CHEAP JOHN
STORE
N'F.W ARRIVALS!
Send in or phone your Address to
the Nome Nugget and the carrier
; will deliver the paper promptly to
NOME CAFE
(Formerly Tony’s Beanery)
Reopened under the Management of
Mrs. J. Bogan and Bob Arnold
“GOOD EATS”
ELITE HOTEL
Modern Steam heated Rooms.
Steam. Shower and Tub Baths
tin connection
Dan Alvich, Prop.