MONET BUCK MMEE
A trial will convince that our fam
ous MAYFLOWEK ilKAND of fresh
butter is the best ou the market—Be
sides. you save money on every pound.
GET OUR PRICE
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
WHOTKMAI.E RETAlli
Earl C. Modini, prop.
(Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices
ELITE HOTEL
Modern Steam heated Booms.
Steam. Shower and Tub Baths
^in connection
Dan Alyich, Prop.
NOME CAFE
( Formerly Tony’s Beanery)
Reopened under the Management of
Mrs. Bogan and Boh Arnold
“GOOD EATS”
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP £
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’S CLEANING,
PRESSING AND REPAIRING C
MODERN METHODS AND PROMPT SERVICE r
Nome Tailoring Co. i
Nugg«*t Offica. Nomi, Alaska $
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ALASKA S.S. CO.
S. S. VICTORIA
Next sailing from Seattle will
be about September 18th and
from Nome about October 5th.
S. S. Alameda
Replaces S. S. Victoria on last
trip of the season, sailing from
Seattle about October Uth and
from Nome about October 25th.
SIILIIB BITIS SUBJECT TO CNM8E
James P. Daly,
Agent, Nome
LOCAL NEWS
MAIL BOA*r DONALDSON
COMPLETES ANOTHER TRIP i
The mail boat Donaldson arrived j
from St. Michael and way poiuts I
at 10 o'clock Thursday night with j
passengers, mail and freight. The |
passengers and first class mail were j
brought ashore Friday morning, i
and the second class muil being I
landed Friday afternoon. The mail j
arriving on the Donaldson this trip j
was only 17 days out of Seattle, ,
v hich is considered excellent time
for mail moving by the river route.
Three passengers arrived on the
Donaldson: Mr. and Mrs. (i. I*.
Whitney of Los Angeles, to visit
with Mrs. Whitney’s brother. .Foe
Hendricks, and one other passen
ger whose name was not obtained.
On the trip from Nome to St.
Michael the Donaldson had two
passengers. Mr. and Mrs. Hessy. i
for points on the Yukon, and a na
I.OS ANGELES PEOPLE
VISITING NOME RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. G. U. Whitney of I
Los Angeles arrived on the Donald- I
son Thursday night to visit with j
Joe Hendricks, well known Nome
miner and prospector, who is Mrs. j
Whitney’s brother. Mrs. Whitney
says that the last time she saw
Joe he was only about ten years
old. and those who know Joe ad
mit freely that that was consider
able spell ago.
This is the first visit to Alaska
cf Mr. and Mrs. Whitney and they
declare that they are much im
pressed with the bigness of Alaska
as well as by the wonderful scenic
beauty of this far northern land.
They came in via Seward and the
’Government Railroad, down the
Yukon and across on the Donald
son. They plan to rest here until
the departure of the next Victoria.
I ('HAS. H. FLORY. HEAD OF
i ALASKA FORESTRY
SERVICE VISITS NOME
Charles H. Flory. the head of
the United States Forestry Service
for Alaska, arrived in Nome on
the Donaldson. Mr. Flory* is mak
ing a trip of inspection all over the
Territory with reference to matters
j m connection with his Department.
Vr. Flory said that the million dol
lar road appropriation, in his opin
ion. stands a very good chance of
passage at the next session of the
I Congress, and if passed, this huge
fund will be spent by the Alaska
Road Commission, in conjunction
with the Territorial Road Commis
sion and Forestry Service for roads
and trails in Alaska. Mr. Flory
expressed his surprise at finding in
the interior, particularly along the
Yukon River, such fine timber. He
said he had been led to believe that
the timber in the interior was. for
the most part, scrub, but hp will
find a means of disabusing this
impression upon his return to his
headquarters at Juneau.
LOST—Package of personal mail
and photographs brought ashore
from the Victoria by the <*hlef
Steward. Please return to Nug
get Office and receive reward.
50 Single Mattresses, the Best.
Batteries, all kinds.
Large Stock of NEW GOODS
Just Received at HOLTS.
HOLT HARDWARE CO.
Dealer in
Paints. Oils. Glass. Wall Paper, etc
Crockery and Glassware
Granite Ware for Family
and Camp T7se
Tents. Canvas Goods. Mining Hose,
Motions. Electrical Goods.
Silverware. Cut Glass, etc.
Lang Stoves and Ranges,
Oil Stoves and Oil Rurners
Gasoline Lamps and Fixtures.
! Guns and Ammunition. .
Fishing Tackle, etc..
Mining and Dredge Supplies,
I Wallboard. Building Paper, etc..
'Galvanized Ware. Tubs. Buckets,
Wash Boards, etc..
Carpet Sweepers, Vacuum Cleaners
Brushes, etc.,
Blacksmith Coal. Cement. Pitch,
Boat Supplies. Cable. Chain,
Blocks, etc..
Sewing Machines. Furniture. Stove
Fittings, etc.
If you cannot find it in Seattle
or elsewhere you can get It at
Holts. Quality Goods, Prices
Right. Youre to Please,
HOLT. HARDWARE
Bardviie-WboleMte and Retail
tWepboae Mala It
\O.MK PUBLIC'* SCHOOL
TO OPEX TUESD.% Y
The opening of the Nome Publi
School, which was to have been
next Tuesday morning, September
Und., has been postponed for one
week on account of the wet wea
ther. which delayed the setting of
thte cement in the boiler room.
The School will now open on Mon
day morning, September 8th. It
is expected that the enrollment will
be nearly the same as last win
ter. and it will seem good to hear
the school bell ringing each morn
ing at nine o'clock.
The school building has been
thoroughly renovated and the foun
dation has been straightened up
and a new heating plant installed.
Two new teachers have been added
to the faculty, the new arrivals be
ing Miss Elisabeth Blanchard and
Miss Mary Childs.
The arrangement of the classes
will be as follows:
Prof. [,. E. Rynning. Superin
Miss Bejhi Blanchard. Teacher of
High School.
Miss Blanche Torgerson. Seventh
and Eighth Grades.
Miss Mary Childs. Fourth. Fifth
and Sixth Grades.
Miss Omie Cochran. First. Sec
ond and Third Grades.
AMPERH IN FOR SEASON
.Mrs. E. K. Johansen and child
ren, and Miss Jessie Newton, are
in from their camp at Squirrel
Hill in the Nome River Basin, and
Mrs. George S. Maynard is also in
from Camp Loraine. bringing her
daughter Mildred. These campers
are in to stay, as the season is
now getting late and school will
open shortly.
They report that notwithstanding
the rainy weather, 'they enjoyed
a perfectly wonderful outing, and
are greatly improved in health as
MASONIC CLASS TO START
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
Herman T. Tripp. Deputy of the
Supreme Council of the Scottish
Kite of Freemasonry, who arrived
here from St. Michael on the Gen
evieve. announces that he will be
gin his Masonic work on Friday.
September nth. He requests that
all who are interested in this work
report to him at the Masonic Tem
ple by 1 o’clock on that date, bring
ing with them all dates in refer
ence to their Masonic history. Mr.
Tripp says that he is going to hur
ry this work all he can consistent
with thoroughness to the end that
the men may not have to be awav
from thmr work longer than is
necessary during the busy season.
Plione Main I. Nome, Alaska.
Opposite M. & M. Bank Bulklinj*.
DR. L. W. FROMM,
Dentistry.
FOR THE NEW-COMERS *
TRICEP THAT WILL SUIT YOU.
Gold Crowns.
Cold Fillings . . .
Gold Inlays . .
Gold Jackets . .
Rubber Plates. .
Porcelain Fillings
Porcelain Crowns
... $10 and $12
$4.00 and $5.00
....$10 and $12
. .$3.00 to $7.00
P.ridee Work per tooth, gold
Porcelain..$10.00
ORAL PROPHYLAXIS a Specialty.
^Treatment'of Pyorrhea with.
Mercitan $2.50
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Chas. W. Brown, Jr.
CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR
Thirty Two Tear* of A|e.
tt Team a Ranld—I off Waao.
I
Vote For
(Mrs.) Lula James Welch
Republican Candidate for
SENATOR
A Delicacy
JUST RECEIVED
THE FIRST SHIPMENT OF
Yukon River
Smoked
King Salmon
Per Lb. .50c
POLET’S STORE
2Qcts
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
TIE I. E. MWLET HOEEir M. IM.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
won* onm 1A.M. (UMK « P. M.