NEWSJTES |
Frank Kieselo. the well known husl- |
ness man. is reported under the
In his residence. Mr. Kicsele lias
been ill for several days but 4« ex
pected around again shortly.
Tiic Russian trading schooner. Tra
der. with the well known Siberian
trader. Capt. Billy Thompson at the
helm, arrived in port Sunday from
Plover Bay to secure supplies for Cant.
Territorial road commissioner Bar
ney Oibncy departed for Dime creek
Saturday on the schooner Amy to look
after road commission affairs In that
section and also insp> c t the newly
completed rn; d from Dime landing to
Haycock.
The Winkler schooner Amy dep ut
ed for flolovin and Dime creek Me
Saturday with a passenger or two and
n full cargo of freight. The vessel is
expected to return within a few days
and will probably make another trip
or two to the Dime section before the
close of navigation.
ft re being made for observing the day
in the public school but so far n«
known there wilt be no public observ
\ recent edition <>f'the new Ketchi
kan newspaper, the Ketchikan Alaska
Territorial Secretary l.y the Alaska
Investment Corporation of Nome. Ac
cording to the journal quoted, the in
Crowley. Tjiwrence S. Kerr and Mart,
Barker, who with .las. 15. Ivory and
Patrick Ivory form the first director
ate of the company. The corporation
is capitalized for $100,000 and the os
and bonds, etc.
IT. T. Krull. local agent of the Pa
cific Steamship Company, is hack from
- a trip b> the Council section in the
Interest of his company. Mr. Krull's
description of his trip to the interior
city by way of Golovin and Kish river
indicates that he is deeply impressed
with the view that this part of Alaska
is a might tough place to travel in
—and he is not what may he rightly
termed a "cheehneko” at that. He
miles and avers that our system of
“rapid transit" is unequalled. Mr.
fairs of his company and will probably
Owing to a breakdown in the steam
Snake river, was shut down for a time
today. The greater part of the jetty
is again working over terra flrma.
jetty construction. Contractor How- j
nrd Ames is also fast nearing the end 1
,,f driving the sheet piling on the wt st
revetment and that portion of the;
harbor construction will soon com
pleted. Dredging contractor W. .1.
completely during the past day or two
to small boats.
Two well known old time residents
r.f the district. Mrs. Edna Hanson and
Thomas Shaw, were united in the
Hugh O’Neill Saturday. The cere
mony was private with only the cus
of the contracting parties are widely
Snaps At
HOLT CASH STORE
Motor Cycle . $ 75.00
1 Steam Laundry, complete ... 200.00
Second Hand Lumlier per M. . . .50,00
Doors, Windows all prices.
Mining Boilers, complete, reasonable.
Trunks, Suit Cases etc, cheap
Furniture, Beds, Matresses very cheap
Mining Outfits, Dredge supplies
HOLT is there with the GOODS
known throughout the district, both
having resided in Nome :in«i other
points for a considerable number of
years. The bride is a sister of Mrs.
Edward Hansen, formerly of Council
and Chintk. and the groom Is one of
tlie old time resident;- of Council City,
where he has been eng iged In the
freighting and transfer business for
many years. ..Owing to Mr. Shaw’s
business interests being situated in
the Council district, the newly wed’s
are contemplating residing at Council
City.
Through the kindness of the
Knight's of Columbus, the residents of
tiie H-.t Springs are shortly to have a
private moving picture show of their
own and will also derive a consider
able number of other benefits from the
same source as a result of the Knight's
fit brought here for the purpose cf
[establishing a Knight's of Columbus
Davis. The outfit, includes a fine mo
tion picture outfit, library appurte.n
furniture. lumber and other supplies,
lowing to th abandonment of the post.
|under^ pro t« et ^nf being returned t .
Hot Springs mission for the benefit
of the native orphans who are being
eared for by the Catholic church.
Two well known young people. Miss
Alice Rredesen an.l Mr. Jas. V. Rur
sik. were united in matrimony at a
t ('Neill at the Stlpek residence Satur
day afternoon. Only a few of the
immediate friends of the couple wit
gren performed the function «of best
Rovegren attended the bride. ^ Fol
ner was participated in by those in
attendance and was succeeded by an
evening of enjoyable social diversions.
The bride, who is a daughter of the
here last spring on the first fleet. She
is an accomplished musician as well as
and a song writer of ^nsidcrable abil
ity. In addition, the young lady is a
harmony expert and thoroughly versed
.Idol of My Heart” is well known to
[ 11 . a I music lovers and enjoys wide
has also published several other songs
In addition to being a pianist, she Is |
with remarkable skill. She has ap
] I Tint- to coming to Nome, the young
I lad;.- resided at San Francisco, where
ial character and pleasing personality
i.nd regard of a wide circle of friends
old timers of the district, having re
sided here since the first days of th
from the east in connection with a
one of the owners of the dredge Wis
consin. situated on Snake river. Dur
ing the earlier years of his residencr
lie was engaged in the men's furnish
tl at character until the big fire of
1905. The young couple have taken
where they will Vie at home .to their
friends until the departure of the
bride on the Cordova. Mrs. Bursik
will spend tiie winter with her mother
in San Francisco and return to Nome
in tiie spring Mr. Bursik will re
main in Nome during the winter.
liathe the affected
part with Cuti
cura Soap and hoi
a water. Dry gently
F and rub on Cuti
#’cura Ointment.
L This treatment is
'usually be st on ris
ing and retiring.
Forevery purpose
of the toiiet, bath
and nursery the
^Cuticura Toilet
UTrio is ideal. The
Soap to cleanse.
Ointment to
soothe, Talcum to
£ powder and per
fume.
Tin- Russian gunboat Yakut arriv
ing in port Friday brought the an
nouncement that Max Gottschalk.
skipper of the Russian trading schoo
ner Fridolf Gek, who recently depart
ed for the Siberian coast after paying
Nome a brief visit, fs again In trouble
with the Russian authorities and un
der detention on a miscellaneous var
iety of charges. The schooner and
also Its cargo have been seized and
will be returned to Petropavlosk.from
which port the vessel is said to hall.
Deservedly or otherwise, Gottschalk
appears to i>onscss a most unfortunate
penchant for getting mixed up with
the law. Following his arrival here,
he was arrested at the instigation of
his trading partner, an American, who
charged that certain articles of trade
goods on hoard the Gek were Ameri
can Red Cross stores which Gottschalk
allegedly purloined while employed by
the American Red Cross at Vladivo
stok last year Gottschalk was ex
onerated of the charge qwlng to the
absence or evidence showing that he
came by the goods dishonestly. Prior
to returning to Nome. Gottschalk, who
operated as a trader out of Nome for
several years, was convlcteTl of various
offenses against the Russian laws and
spent a year or two in confinement at
Petropavlosk. Now ho is again in the
toils of Hie law. According to those
arriving on the Yakut, he is facing a
half dozen or so charges, including
whiskey peddling. It is said that a
considerable store of alcohol was
found on his vessel when the Gek was
taken into custody by officers on
b< aid the gunboat on the Fast Cape
coast. Roth Gottschalk and the
schooner will tie taken to Petropavlosk.
where Gottschalk will be compelled to
answer to the charges made against
him.
As n result of ;i recent exchange of
telegrams with the fh.vrrnor’s office
itt .Innean. Territor?. ? Rond Oommh
ed the full apnc-tionment of road
funds allotted to this district. $20,000
ip all. The last installment of $10,000
was received a few days ago. In
cidentally the granting of the remain
der of the district’s territorial road al
lotment reveals what appears to he
either a singular state of misappre
hension or of inefficiency on the part
• >f those administrating the affairs of
the territorial road hoard. Commis
sioner CJibnoy recently wired for more
funds to carry on the road program
of the district and was replied to by
the governor with the statement that
he had already received the full
amount of $20,000 coming to this dis
trict. A checkup of the installments
received by .Mr. (Jibney revealed that
not more than $10,000 of the district's
apportionment had been received here,
Mr. Oibney replied stating that if the
money had been sent he would like to
know who got it No reply was re
ceived to this communication but a
few days later Mr. c.ibney was notified
of the arrival of the tea thousand bal
ance. The incident, together with
several smaller errors of similar char
h seem to point to a very indiffer
ent handling of public affairs down
.Innean way since the present admin
istration took up the reins of govern
Thc Russian gunboat Yakut depart
'd for Siberia Friday evening after
taking on board a quantity of fresh
supplies for the return journey to
Retropavlo.sk, During the period of
her stay, a portion of the vessel's crew
of one hundred and forty five men
were permitted shore leave and were
much in evidence on the streets dur
ing the afternoon and evening X
majority of the sailors were young
men ..f brawny frame, well clothed
and shod and bore the aspect of being
a well feed and well cared for bunch.
The Kolchak uniform worn by them is
identical with that of the old Imperial
government, consisting of the prover
bial navy blue blouse and trousers
with a wide collared 'shirt of medium
tdue with white border. The cap
was or regulation type bearing the
name of the% vessel in gold lettering on
the band. The sailors appeared
to keenly enjoy their visit among the
"Americanski's". finding a particular
attraction in the decorated shop win
dows, The men appeared yell pro
vided with paper money of n half doz
en brands, some Kolchak, some Ker
ensky. some of the old Tegime and
some Bolshevik!, and all of somewhat
doubtful value, owing to the unsettled
governmental conditions. Sorv> of
the sailors disposed of a considerable
quantity of the Ru?;ar. currency to
local specula to.-- and others who
sought the notes as curiosities. Ow
ing to the money being of uncertain
value, those who purchased it on
speculation bought at prices consider
ably lower than the face value of the
notes. One speculator is said to
have purchased a thousand roubles on
the basis of eighteen roubles for* one
dollar American. As the rouble ts
nominally worth about fifty cents, the
purchaser will make a considerable
profit on his investment in case the
Russian paper returns to par.
The next mail fpr Council and Solo
mon will, leave at 10 a. m. tomorrow
morning.
The schooner Jewel Guard is In
port from Teller with a cargo of rein
deer meat Intended for shipment to the
states.
The coasting schooner I'kiwnk ar
rived from Safety today. The ves
cel has been in the shelter of Safety
harbor since the last blow along the
The native schooner Ham is hack
from a trip to Teller.
Come in and sae what a Dollar will
buy at THE SURPRISE STORE
PIONEERS IGLOO HOTEL.
Housekeeping apartments and tran
sient rooms by day, week or month.
Also use of club rooms«by hotel guests.
MRS. MONAHAN,
Proprietor.
Muskrat parka and Coonskin coat
for sale* at the Surprise Store.
The new Rainier Beverage on
draught at the Nevada.
Moonlight Water Baths at the Elite
Bath House.
Those* Sourdought Hotcakes with
coffee for 25c at Arctic Bakery.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
sluice boxes, mining tools, automobile,
wagon or horse etc., for sale—See the
Nugget: wo will advertise them for
you on a "no sale no pay” basis plan.
Investigate our classified column plan.
If you are looking for work or you
want to hire workmen use the classi
fied column of the Nugget.
SI WANT ADS
WANTED
WANTED—Soc'MMd hand lumber hT
good condition suitable for parti
tions. Inquire Nugget office. Qtf
WANTED—A 3 room furnished cabin
for the winter. Inquire at Nugget
office. 3t 9-12
FOR SALE
Knit SALE—Good warm three room
furnished house, 124 D street. If is
a snap. Will 30II cheap, party going
outside. Inquire Nugget Office.
FOIl SALE—Five room house and
large enehe, unfurnished. In good
condition. Inquire Nugget office, mtf
FOR SALE—Art Garland hardconl
base burner in good condition. In
quire at Nugget office. mtf
FOR SALE—Good kitchen range and
three soft coal heaters. Inquire at
• Nugget office. Ztf
FOR SALE—Prospecting Outfit, 22 ft
dory with 3 h. p. Kobln engine, in
first class condition, for sale at a
reasonable figure. Inquire at Nug
get Office. (P) 9-8 3t
FOR SALE—Good washing machine.
Inquire at Nugget Office.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
OIL BUSINESS, the World’s great
est business opportunity for thousands
of people: very little money needed,
our plan 'Is as sale. as any business
In the world; write us today—Amer
ican Securities Co. 3523 N. Grand Av«a
St Louis, Mo.
INFORMATION WANTED
ANYONE
Knowing "of the whereabouts of John
Schiller, write his brother in law
H. F. OVERBECK, Administrator
801 Citizens Bldg.
Clevolaqd. Ohio.
INFORMATION WANTED
Concerning the whereabouts or
relative to John James O’Brien, aged
55 years. Distracted relatives seek
information regardless of whether he
is dead or alive. Was a member of
Tanana Igloo No. 13, Pioneers of Al
aska In 1918 and followed . occupation
of miner and prospector. Last re
ported killed. In tills section In 1917.
Mined and prospected In Dawson,
Knik and Tolovana and is said to
be the owner of valuable mining
property near Knik and Anchorage.
Anyone having knowledge concerning
him will confer a favor by notifying
his wife, Mrs 3. 3. O'Brien, care Nome
Pioneer Igloo, or Nome Nugget
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Having ‘sold our entire stock of
merchandise to Mr. E. L. Holt we are
retiring from business in Nome and
we wish to express our sincere thanks
to all our friends in Nome and Seward
Peninsula for the plftisant business
relations we have (Ployed during
these many years, and regret that We
have to leave at this time.
Mr. Holt is authorized to receipt
for any money due this firm.
Very Sincerely.
E. W. CAULETON & CO.
TJy E. W. Carleton & I A. Mclln
Coal by the sack. Pearl Oil by the
bottle or case at SURPRISE STORE.
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necessitating change of carriers. Nug
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their paper promptly will kindly notify
the management either personally o>•
by Mephone. If your paper does not
arrive within a reasonable time after
the hour of Issue, call phone Main lit.
COCO COLA served at the
ARCTIC BAKERY
AUTO FOR HIRE
B. W. NEILLY, Phone Red 12
Trips made to following places bv
appointment. Little Creek, Anvil,
Third Beach, Glacier, Dexter, Submar
ine, Fort Davis, Cunningham.
Rates Reasonable.
* LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
• The host guarantee you can have for
a successful issue of your clothes is to
patronize an ol<l established house; a
house that wants you to come back and
be their permanent patron.
Such a house is the Nome Tailoring
Co.
We make alterations.
Wo do cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. We make suits to order. We ap
preciate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING COMPANY,
Opposite Nugget Office.
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Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
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ON ALL BOATS
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Bread 15c loaf, two loaves for 25c
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