WE ARE NOW READY
TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS
I
Our Winter
Outfitting Terms
and Conditions
ARE SAME AS IN THE PAST
You have no cares, no
worries, no expense, we
store, deliver, what you
want,and when you want it.
Polet is serving many
satisfactorily why not you
ANNOUNCEMENT I
It took us longer than we j
anticipated owing to the
large and varied assortment |
of Groceries received this Fall
consisting of over 10,000
packages
We have also completed
pricing and we are happy to
announce that while few
main items show slight
advances in the main we
find that we have to offer
many declines and better
food values.
We Deal
Exclusively
in Groceries
Therefore we wish to
remind our trade and
everybody else of the
completeness of our
store service and stock
and the price advan
tages to be gained by
trading here.
BULB DAY THURSDAY. NOV. 8. IO A. M.
FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED
FOOD SPECIALIST
LOCAL NEWS
MKS. M. L. SDIMKIIH AM)
('H1LDREN TO SPEND
WINTER OUTSIDE
Mrs. M. L. Summers, wife of M. \
L. Summers who is Superintendent j
of Dredging Operations for the .
Hamraon Consolidated Gold Fields .
in Nome, and her two children will ;
spend the winter in Chico. Califor-i
nia. Mrs. Summers who was a pas-!
senger on the steamer Buford is 1
taking one of the children to the i
States to receive medical treatment, j
they expect to return to Nome next j
Spring at the opening of navigation ;
GOIJ) Rl IilJON SHIPPED
SEASON OF
The Alaskan Siberian Navigation
Company Retainer Buford took out
another shipment of gold bullion
this trip. Miners in the vicinity of
Nome have had a very profitable
season with prospects for a much
larger one. According to figures
handed, into this office gold bullion
valued at $1,124,549.00 has been
shipped out of this district this sea
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I SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4th |
CHICKEN DINNER |
Fruit Salad
I Corn on the Cob.
| Ice Cream and Cake. |
! AT BAHLKE'S. |
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FORMER PIONEER OF N'OMK
DIES IN OAKLAND
Mrs. \V. H. Mitchell, who is well |
known to old timers of Nome, died !
n Oakland. Sept. 2nd. according to j
a letter received by Mrs. R. W. J. I
Reed. Mrs. Mitchell was a resi- }
dent of Nome for many years ami j
was a member of Igloo No. 1 Pio- j
KIDDIES ENJOY
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Ruth Johansen, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Johansen, celebrated her eighth
birthday last Saturday in a prettv
and appropriate manner. A largo
circle of young friends were present
and Ruth was the recepient of num
erous valuable presents. After the
games, etc., a luncheon was enjoy
ed by all present.
SOI. DON A LI>SOX LEAVES
NOME FOR OUTSIDE
The power schooner Donaldson,
owned by Hilfrfch and Allan sailed
trom Nome Thursday for the out
side. The Donaldson will make
several stops on the way out for
the purpose of discharging passen
The following people took pass
age on the schooner from Nome:
Alex. Allan, captain; Joe Bernard,
mate; James Baine. engineer. Scot
ty Dixon,assist ant engineer; “French
Louie”, cook. The passengers were
Mrs. A Allan. C. Larson a-nd wife.
J. Asterfeter and family. Murphy a
native from St. Michael and Pete
We accept Magazine
subscriptions at the
lowest Club Prices.
Renew your subscription
NOW
LOMEN BROS
According to Hilfrieh the Donald- :
son will return to Nome in the !
Spring and will again outer the j
coastwise trade next summer. I
MM’AIi MOOSE I IKES' GRANTED j
HPECIAJj DISPENSATION |
According to Secretary Koch of
the local order of Moose, the Nome !
lodge has ln*en granted a special dis- !
pensation from the Grand I>odge for i
the coming winter months for the J
purpose of adding new members to
that organization. Mr. Koch states I
that there will be a number of ei- j
jcyable entertainments given by the !
Moose this winter and now is the !
time for any one wishing to become :
a member of that worthy organiza- 1
tion to do so. The Moose lodge are j
very adapt at giving entertainments j
and the winter months are made J
seem much shorter by the many en- j
joyable times which take place at I
the Moose home here in Nome.
AIJA N AND PANGMAN
PITtCHASE MoCAHEY OUTFIT |
Cliff Allyn and Al. Pangman. j
Nome’s capable "water works” j
have purchased the Jack McOaliey |
property including the transfer
equipment, which has been added |
to the Allyn and Pangman stable. i
Cliff and Al state that they are !
equipped now so that no job is too .
large or too ;sma|M for them to
handle. Besides delivering water
to the population of Nome, the Arm
of Allyn and Pangman expect to
compete for any and all job9 in the
future in Nome and vicinity.
FOX RECEIVES WATCH
REPAIRING ACCESSORIES
Edward J. Fox has just received a
large supply of Watch repairing ma
terial and states that during the
winter months will repair all kinds
of timepieoee. Among other anppl*
les Fox received mainsprings, jew
els. staffs, etc., for Hamilton, Ho
ward. Hampden, Waltham, Elgin
and parte for an standard American
timepieces.
NOTICE
Hating * Northwestern Alaska
Far Fish and Game Protective As
sociation Sunday, November 401, at
9 P. M. City Hall. Important new
business. J. J. STOKES, ^
Kl KIA'X KLAN VISITS
NOME—ALMOST
The pence and quiet of the Nugget
office was thrown into a turmoil last
Wednesday evening that was almost
fatal to the lynotype machine its
well as the presses and other para-'
phernalia that go to- make up a
printing office.
All of a sudden a mighty crash
came to the front door, (sounded
like a big Bertha had turned loose),
and a voice which was weak from
running, breathed one word which
was audible, and that was, ‘help.”
Wondering what brand he had been
using. yours truly meandered over
to the door and after Inserting the
key into the lock, gave a yank and
open came the door, and in came the
hombre wtio had called for help.
Scared! That man was so near
scared to death that if any one had
as much as said booh! at him he
would have been ticketed for Bel
mont Point by now.
Finally t our mysterious friend
said ‘‘call out the police department,
call all three of them, we’ll need
all of them, the Ku Klux Klan has
hit Nome.” 1 looked at the boss
and he looked at me, and T said,
"thinking T could convince the dude
that he was unnecessarily agitated.
Oh. that’s alright I’m a member of
that gang they won’t hurt you.”
and just then our friend let a yell
out of him and pointing his finger at
the front door, he went out of the
rear door like a shot. Wheeling
ar und, I expected to meet a two
gun man with two six guns ready
to smoke, bult instead I saw. looking
In thru the front door, what at first
resembled a ghost, but after a mom
ents observance turned out to be
several youngstero dressed up in
Hallowe’en garb, laughing as tho
their sides would split, then I realiz
ed that our visitor had mistaken the
hallowe’en revelries for a Ku Klux
Klan meeting.
Notice to Advertisers.
Hereafter no changes for stand,
ing advertisements win be accepted
Inter than Thursday noon twh week
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON BALE AT NUQGBT OFFICE
ATTENTION MOOSE
Commencing Monday Nor. Bth
the Moose lodge will meet every
Monday at 8 P. M. at the Noose tail.
Visiting Brothers are welcome.
W. H. KOCH, Seety.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Our shipment of Ladies and Children's Merchandise is now on
display. Before doing any purchasing we invite yon to look over
With every purchase for a child a balloon given free.
We also have a complete line in our Mten's Department.
We specialize in suitcases and grips. The finest north of
Seattle.
JACK SEIDENVERG
READ THIS
WE have a roost complete stock of fancy ^rnrerlwt, Hams,
Bacon, Batter, Errs and Cheese.
Our EGOS are strictly FRESH RANCH EGOS. We do not
carry Storage Eggs.
Our BUTTER la of the very BEST QUALITY. We do Hot
carry low grade Butter. ,
Give us your WINTER ORDER now and we will keep your
goods in our WARM STORAGE and deliver to you as you need
No one can undersell ns on HIGH GRADE Merchandise.
OUR WINTER PRICES ARE NOW FIXED
AND THEY WILL NOT BE ADVANCED
DURING THE CLOSED SEASON.
TK I. E. M9WLEY MIBfilY 60. IRC.
It. B. JULIAN Manager
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