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LOCAL NEWS
STORM I MHOS SLIGHT D.VMAUR
TO SNAKE RIVER JETTY
i The storm which visited Nome
j during the last week done slight
damage to the north west corner of
the Jetty, tearing some of the heavy
timbers along the inside of the
Jetty loose where the Jetty Joins
the revetment. The damage was
slight however and with a few hours
work, can be replaced in as good
condition as before. %
It. 11. JULIAN ABLE TO
RE ABOUT AGAIN
R. B. Julian, manager of the D.
E. Crowley Grocery Store, who has
been confined to his bed for the
past week with an attack of the flu
Is able to be up and. around town
again. Julian states that he lost a
few pounds weight during his ill
ness, but says he does not mind
that as be could afford to take off
some of the waist line without im
pairing his health to any extent.
KnDKMK' OF SICKNESS
IS DISAPPEARING
The many cases of sickness which
has prevailed thruout Nome for the
last ten days has begun to disappear
an<J those who were unfortunately
coqfined to their <homes with illness
are able to be about again, it is
supposed that tie change in the
I weather which vipited this locality a
! short time back Is the cause of the
many cases of illnes.
FIVE Ait RESTED FOR
DISTURBING PEACE
1 Five men were arrested last Sun
day night by the Municipal authori
ties and later released on <50 bail
each. Four of the five who were
arrested upon appearing before
Municipal Judge E. Grimm, were
fined $50 each, the fifth being re
leased when it was learned lie took
no part in the disturbance.
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
ARREST GU8 VERA
Gus Vera one of the men arrested
by the Municipal officers Sunday
and fined for disturbing the peace,
was later arrested by the Federal
Officers and charged with assault
With a deadly weapon. Vera it is
reported fired several shots during
the disturbance which led to his ar
rest with four other men Sunday
4ight Sept. 16th.
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I SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 28, |
; CHICKEN DINNER |
| Alaaka Grown Head lettuce I
| Asparagus Tips |
j Ice Cream and Cake. |
r AT BAHLKE'S. ]
Just Received
Aluminum Ware, E-erware 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 STORE
HARDWARE
■■adware—Wholesale aad Retail
Telethons Main 11.
AT THK HOTRIiS THK WEEK
Those arriving and registering ut
the Elite Hotel during the week are
G. A. Paxton from Bluff, F. Nelson
iron) Dime Creek, B. L. Mack from
Council, J. Argetti from Council.
Jim Varner, Council, and T. Hon
daos from Council.
Those registering their arrival at
the Golden Gate Hotel during the
week are Sidney Paige, J. Gilluly.
J. E. Whitaker. G. W. Hoffman, A.
McDaniel, D. L. MacKinnon, F. W.
Belgarde, Donald Haley, E. J. Kelly,
E. C. Guerin, E. W. Berry. J. Ber
tonccini. and E. L. Muldrow.
OTTO MDilii REPORTED
OX WAV TO RECOVERY
it is reported that Otto Mills who
is confined to the hospital has im
proved in health very much recent
ly. and will be able to be out of the
hospital in a few days.
BA HERE RJ5STAURAXT CLOSER
FOR FEW l>AVM REOPENS
The Bahlke Restaurant closed for
a few days during the early part of
the week on account of sickness In
the family but the patients having
recovered their health, the restaur
ant reopened and the capable pro
prietor is again dispensing to the
many customers, those palatable
meals always obtainable there.
RADIO nr I DOING BEING
RAISED AND REPAIRED
The local Radio Station's main
building is being raised. leveled and
repaired this week. A1 Sitton h^s
the contract and is assisted in the
vork by Charles Brown Jr. The
building will be placed in first class
repair and all the floors leveled,
before the contract is finished.
OPERATOR AG ATI ON
NOHONKR WOOD DOES
COMMENDABLE WORK
The owners of the schooner Fred
I. Wood are fortunate indeed to
hare a man who will attend to his
duties in such a commendable man
net as did radio operator J»*hn
Agiti during the late storm in
whrh the schooner Wood was driv
en on the beach. Agati stood by
! his ship during the impending dan
gei and sent radio messages to the
local radio station in Nome, when
hi* engine irtneh OrWm the rtjunnio
attached to the radio set on the
schooner became wet from the
water coming aboard the grounded
vessel. Agati then arranged the en
gine! so it would operate an^ furn
ish tower for the radio set to keep
In Communication with the Nome
station. Sergeant Anderson of the
AriAy Signal Corps In Nome stated
th« it was a commendable act on
thi part of Agati staying at his sta
tion the way he did. and assisting
t|e radio station here in keeping in
c> mniunication with the Wood un
ci r such adverse conditions.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY
PIONEERS FOR POTLATCH
A special meeting held Saturday
night Sept. 15th at Pioneers Igloo
resulted in the appointment ol an
'executive committee for the $923
POTLATCH as follows: Johl A.
Wilson, Chairman of Committees;
Robert James.Chnirman of Finance;
James P. Daly, Chairman of Eiter
tainment Committee; George. S.
Maynard, Chairman of Reception
Committee; Howard Shade, Chair
man of Booths and Refreshments
Committee; Charles Lescher, Chair
man of Hall and Dancing Commit
tee; Henry Burgh, Chairman . >f
Music Committee.
The Pioneer Women of Igloo N».
1 will appoint a similar committal
to act in cojnunction with commit
tees already appointed. The Pot
latch Is expected to be a much
greater success than ever before in
cluding the selection of a Queen and
other features. The Potlatch will
probably be held on October 20th.
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
QN BALK At NUQOCT QFFICt
Oar *iywt of Min cat
Wo also ban a aaaftote lia
Vt apeelallae la
10 THE PVBUC
I to lock OTCr
i jttd a M>W given baa.
(a w *»’■ Wayaafcat
oak *ri*o. Tto facet north of
JOCK Sgglljjgt
If you would have
FIRE GROCERIES
A.VD HAVE MONEY BK SURE THAT YOU
INCLUDE IN YOUR WINTER OUTFIT
RELIANCE BRAND
FOOD PRODUCTS
ALL THE REST THAT THK U’OKljl) OFFERS IY BATA HUES
AT THK IOWEHT POSSIBLE PRICK, is ASSEMBLER
CXIIER THIS BRAND.
IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT FOR THESE DELICIOUS AND
WHOI.ESO.UK EDIB1.es THE PRUTO ARB THK LOWEST,
WE ARK PROUDER OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY
THAN THE ECONOMY IT AFFORDS.
NEW PACK, NEW PRICES,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT WITH THE LAST BOATS.
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VITAMIN FOOD CO. PRODUCTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
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FUTURE OUTLOOK FOR
COUSCDi VERY OOOI>
Thomas Gaffney upon returning
to Nome this week informed us that
the outlook for the Council district
in -the future is very good, from a
mining standpoint.
Tom says “there is no doubt the
Niukluk river will have a number
of dredges working on it in a year
or two more. Tom Shaw and T. J.
Shaughnessy have given bond to
Fred Jones on some very promising
ground near the mouth of Ophir.
and drilling will begin in October
and it is almost a certainty the <
wvotiad win pit»Ve «p anod” Other
old time prospectors wfco worked
for the Road Commission at Council
were sanguine over the prospects
they found on different parts of the
Niukluk. “Council is a good coun
try for capital to investigate,” Mr.
Gaffney stated.
CARD OF THANKS.
We the undersigned desire to ex
press our heart felt thanks and es
teem for the many favors conferred
upon our late beloved friend, Erick
(Dick) Raelson, during his illness,
and also the many kind remember
ances paid him at his funeral by the
residents of Nome. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartholomew
Legal Blanks, all kinds, for tala at
(Ht Nugrt Office.
DAL4JPLST ARRIVES IN
NOME FROM SAFKTV .
Charles Dalquist arrived in Nome
during the week from Safety with
mail and will take the Council mail
with him on his return trip. Dal
quist reports many logo washed up
on the wagon road between here
and Safety during the recent storm,
and states that several places have
been washed out along the route
which will need repairing. He made
the trip with horses this week on
account of the recent rains making
it impossible for him to travel by
automobile.
TOM Me ALOW IN
HOSPITAL WITH PNEUMONIA
It is reported that Tom McAlone,
employed by Thorulf Lehmann in
his grocery department, is ill In the
hospital with pneumonia. McAlone
was very ill when taken to the hos
pital last Saturday but Is reported
to be regaining his health at present
All persons are hereby forebid
den to beach boats on the bank of
Snake RiveT within the incorporate
limits of the City of Nome, or upon
River Street in said City, without
first obtaining a Permit from the
City Clerk.
By order of
GEO. S. MAYNARD.
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R. ft. JULIAN
Manager
Saturday/until 9 P