IT PATH TO TRADE AT
LEHMANN’S
Wishing You All
A DUTY AND PiOSKAOM
NEW YEAR
And Assuring You That
1923
»
Is going to be
THE BANNER YEAR
For ROCK' BOTTOM prices and
EXCEPTIONAL GOOD SERVICE
LEHMANN’S
«]j Ol’KN AT NIKE A. M. AND CLOSE AT SIX V. *
NUGGET
Job Printing Department
Business Stationery
^ Cards, Letter Heads, Bill Heads. State
ments, Envelopes, Legal Blanks, In
voices, Shipping Tags, Special Blanks.
Society Stationery
Invitations, Announcements. Programs
Cards. Menus
Posters, Hand Bills
Circulars, Brochures, Booklets, Pam
phlets, ^Folders, Placards.
WE DELIVER YOUR
PRINTING ON TIME
The Odds Are
150 To 1
DRAWING WUJi TAKE PLACE TOMORROW AT 4:80 p. M.
FOR THK
NO. XI CABINET VICTROLA
(VALVE #100.00.)
WHICH Wl ARE GIVING AWAY.
ONE CHANCE GIVEN
WITH BACH DOLLAR CASH MALE OR- WITH EACH DOLLAR
PAID ON ACOOVNT.
WE WISH YOU ALL
A
HAPPY HEW YEAR
Lomen Brothers
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LOCAL NEWS
JOHN LAND RECOVERING
FROM 1LLNK8H
John Land, the tailor, has been
confined to his rooms for several
weeks, but is now able to be up and
about. John expects to be able to
resume work* In a few days.
FRANK KIKHKLK RETURN*
HOMK FROM HOHPITAL
Frank Klesele«has returned to his
apartments from the Maynard-Col
umbus hospital, where he has been
under treatment for stomach trou
ble. The many friends of Mr. Kie
sele are glad to welcome his return.
BUSINESS HOUSES
TO <!LOHK MONDAY
Monday Jan. 1st. 1923. being a
legal holiday the business houses of
Nome wMl observe New Year’s Day
by closing. The bank. Post Office
and all Federal offices. Signal Corps
as well as the Nugget office will ob
serve this holiday.
F. R. SHELDON
ON ^ICK LIST
F. D. Sheldon, the courteous drug
clerk of the Lomen Bros, store, Is
confined to. his rooms over the M. ■
£ M. Bank. Dr. Welch reports his
patient progressing nicely and ex
pects to have him out and attending
to his duties in a few days.
KAGliK STEAM LINE PARTS j
The main steam line in the Eagle
Hall parted several days ago and
the mechanics of Scl)eid Shop were
called to repair the line. Ed. John
son reports the system now in first
class condition and gives assurance
that those who attend the Eagle
^Jabaret tonight will be kept com-!
fort ably warm.
MIDNIGHT MASS RELIGIOUS
FEATURE OF XMAS
Midnight Mass, with all its
beauty and solemnity was held fn
the St. Joseph Church Sunday night,
at 12 o’clock. The church was com
fortably filled with worshipper* and
all who attended felt well repaid.
The sacred music .as rendered by the
choir deserves special mention.
FIRE DEPARTMENT BOYS
MAKE A KILLIN’
The boys of the Nome Fire Depart
ment have just killed two fine pork
ers weighing 214 and 190 pounds
respectively. The porkers were re
ceived on the first arrival of the
steamer Valdez this spring and at
the time of their arrival weighed
60 pounds each. Fresh pork will
be a feautre of the Department meas
TRAIL BURNER
INJURE* ANKLE
Victor Anderson, driver of the
speedy Hammon Company dog team
had the misfortune to sprain his an
kle this week and is now under the
doctor’s care at the hospital. Dur
ing Victor’s temporary disabiMt/
Gunner Kassan has charge of the
team and keeps the trail hot be
tween Nome and Little Creek.
NOME ITEM TO SPEND NEW
YBAfTH DAY IN SOLOMON
A party of Nomeites. consisting
of B|r. and Mrs. O. 8. Weaver, Mr.
and Mrs. William Cameron and Jas.
Keenan left this morning over the
trail for Solomon where they will
spend the New Year’s Day '’S guests
of Mrs. Shaughnessy. The gentle
men will return Monday or Tuesday
while the ladles Will remain several
weeks, enjoying the hospitality of
the genial proprietor of the feolomon
Hotel.
When, the ladies have completed
their visit the gentlemen will bitch
up their speedy teams and bring
them back to Nome.
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We wish you all
A \
Happy
And
Prosperpus
New Ydar
Man; Tiiihamh m
WK IRUlwin uu.
NBW DATE FOR (HAWING
OF OUTRIDE MAIL
Postmaster John Hegnuss informs
the N«nit that from now on the
closing time for the Oatside mail
will be »:00 p. m. THURSDAY. In
stead of Friday as heretofore. This
change has become necessary to ac
commodate the transfer of mail at
Unalakleet. Mail will arrive from
the Outside the same as before,
namely, on Wednesday.*
VHTROLA DRAWING
HUNDAY AFTERNOON
Tomorrow afternoon. Sunday Dec.
31st. at 4:30 Lomen Bros, will hold
their drawing to select the lucky
holder of the numWr entitling the
owner to the No. XI Victrola, now
on exhibition in the Lomen Bros.
Drug Stord. Numbered tickets'
have been given to all making a
purchase or paying on account,
being given In the ration of one for
each dollar paid to the firm.
MOOSE H KART LRGION
INSTALLATION DEO. M(h
Junior Regent
Chaplain.
Recorder.
Treasurer... .
Sentinel.
Last Tuesday evening. Decc. 26th
the Moose Heart Legion. Nome Chap
ter No. .78 held its annual installa
tipn. The following officers were
invested with their insigrtia of office.
Senior Regent. ..Ellen Weaver,P.R.
. .Gertine Sather
. Lilly Lewis
.. Sarah Crooks
. . Mrs. O. Flowers
Mrs. L. Stetfonson
Mrs. Rose Lescher
After the installation ceremony a
social was given to the Moose mem
bers and their lady friends. Cards
and lunch were the order of pro
ceedure. Prize winners in the card
Ladies—Mrs. L. Steffcnsen first;
Mrs. Wm. Cameron second; Mrs. W.
Koch third. Men—Mr. Nielson
first; Mr. R. Teussaint second; Mr.
Eckberg third.
Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served by the ladies.
ANOTHER
i YEAR
Pull of memory of NuLiNfaction
and plcuMunt relation* near
completion, it is a real pleasure
lo serve our trade and hope
that this coining year we will
be able to maintain your con
fidence by our constant atten
tion and care to your want*.
UK AUK HATEFUL FOR YOUK
PATRONAGE AND WISH
YOU ALL ^
A HAPPY
AND
SUCCESSFUL
NEW YEAR
Just Received Complete Line
GENTS FURNISHINGS
SHOES AHP HATS
We Sell Our Goods At
Outside Prices
Come and convince yourself
J. SEIDENVERG
Location Formerly Kirs tan Bros. Emporium
I’LKAHANT rHII.DRKN’S l*A ItTV
GFVfSN IN I. O. O. r. HAIjL
On Thursday afternoon members
of the Odd Fellows and Rebckah
lodges assisted by other friends pave
a pleasant after Xmas party to the
school children of the Nome Public
school.
Thirty seven children promptly at
2 p. m., bringing with them their
various Xmas toys and games and
immediately began to enter into the
spirit of the day. which was to have
a good time.
Contest games were played and
prizes given for successful contest
ants. In the Horse Shoe game
Alvin Polet won first prize. Walter
Cavey second and Jack Hamlyn the
In the game of pinning a tail on
the elephant Madalene Calkins won
first prize, Margaret Rowe second
ai d Grace Swan berg third.
The purpose of this party was to
afford the children an opportunity
a’fter Xmas to congregate and dis
play their presents and enjoy a
sociable time together.
The Hall was donated by the Odd
Fellows lodge and the entertain
ment was conducted entirely apart
from organization activity, beyond
the Xact that the Odd Fellow Hall
was the place of gathering.
After many games had been en
joyed the older people in charge
provided a delightful luncheon for
the children. Ice cream, cake,
sandwiches, cocoa, candv and other
goodies were provided in abundance.
Truly the spirit that prompted
this unique gathering of little ones
is praise worthy and it is hoped that
i this initial evidence of thoughtful
! ness will be but a forerunner of
| many such parties in the future
AT BAULK F/S SUNDAY
( ipumwl Chicken and Iiomon Pic.
NEW YEAR'S DAY
Konst Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Ice Cream and (Take.
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT—
HCBSCltlBK FOR THE NUGGET
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DISTANCES BETWEEN NOME AND NENAXA AND ACCOMODATIONS
Milos from Milos
Nome • Station Hot woo
21. SAFETY .21.
33. SOLOMON .12.
48..*.... TOPKUK .15.
53. BLUFF . 5.
66. CHEOKUK . 7.
78. GOLOVIN .12.
96. WALLA WALLA .18.
104. BLIM . 8
115. MOSES .11
131. ISAACS POINT. .16
156. BONANZA .25
181. FOOTHILLS .25.
207. iTNAUAKLEET. . . 26 .
230. WHALEBACK_23.
241. OLD WOMAN_11
249. TEN MILE . 8.
264 . (22 MILE) .15.
281. KALTAG .17.
316. NULATO .35.
334 . KOYUKITK .18.
3C9. GALENA .25.
*72. LOUDEN _,...13.
382. WHISKEY CR. . . .10.
410. RUBY .28
425. McENDEES .15.
440. KOKR1NES .15
455. BIG ALBERTS ...15.
481. BIRCHES .26
497. HOLLANDS .16
531. TANANA .34.
557. FISH LAKE .26.
568 . WOODCHOPPBR .11.
585. HOT SPRINGS ...17.
SM. DUGAN CR.11
616. TOLOVANA 20
626. CAMPBELLS ...20
638 . OLD MINTO .12.
65 8 .NENANA .20.
Accomodation
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. Roadhouse
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White Man
White Man
White Man
White Man
. . . . Native
White Man
White Man
White Man,
White Man
White Man
White Man
White Man
White Man
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White Man
White Man
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White Man
White Man
White Man
White Man
Thru the courtesy of phas. D. Jones, of the Alaska Road Com
mission, we are able to herewith publish, for the Information and gnld
! a nee of our readers and travelers enroute thru the Yukon country, a llat
of Roadhouee and Shelter cabins, the distance between stations and by
whom they are conducted, whether by white men or natives;
We Wish Everybody A
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
m i. e. enduT moat 01. ut.
R. B. JULIAN
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