E.L HOLT
Candidate for Territorial Senate
(SHORT TERM)
Who believes that a Probate Code
should lie enaeted that does not per
mit the estates of decedents to be
absorbed by the courts, or by ad
ministration, and at a minimum of
LOCAL NEWS
MKMRKKS OF COAST GUARD
KRCK1VK DISCTIARGF
John Mitchell and Geo. Hobley re
ceived their discharge from the
Coast Guard Service and are now
wearing civilians clothes.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will leave
on this Victoria for Pennsylvania
where they will make their home.
Mr. Hobley is at present employed
I by the Yuba Mfg. Company at the
I power plant and bis future plans
are undecided.
FUN KRAI, NOTICE
The funeral of Peter t'arisen will j
be held Sunday afternoon. Friends
will meet at the undertaking par
lors at 2 p. m. and proceed to the
Federated Church. Rev. Richard
Decker will deliver the funeral ad
dress. Interment will take place on
Relmont Point. The funeral will bl
under the auspices of the Pioneers
Just Received Complete Line
BENTS FURNISHINGS
SHOES MO HATS
We Sell Our Goods At
Outside Prices
Come and convince yourself
J. SEIDENVERG
Location Formerly Kirstan Bros. Emporium
■ WHY OUR DRUB *
Business is steadily
increasing is because
of the Superior Quality
of our Bread.
Meals 50 cts. up
WHISTLE
5S
CAFE AND BAKERY
MOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
FILL LINE OP TOBACCOS
AND IMPORTED TURKISH CIGARETTES.
AJiSQ A FULL LINE OF SOFT DRINKS.
Dan's Place
JOHN LAND ^ailof
Suits made to order
Repairing:, Pressing: and Cleaning:
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NOME PI'BIJC* SCHOOL TO
OPEN MONDAY SEPT lWh
On Monday September 18th th$
Public School will call the children
from their long period of inactivity
and once attain regular hours of
work will be the plan of action.
Superintendent L. E. Rynning
and three teachers have been em
ployed and are here ready to begin
their work. Another member of
the faculty was employed, but due
to her changing her'mind the corps
is incomplete, according to the ar
rangement made by the School
Superintendent Rynning’s home
is Tacoma, but he has been tenching
in the Bellingham High School for
the last year. The subjects under
his immediate supervision will be
the High School subjects Caesar. 17.
S History. Civics. Economics. Phy
sics. Advanced English and Athletics
Miss C. Meek, the High School
Teacher, is a resident of Roseburg. j
Oregon and a specialist in higlk
school work. Her subjects will be
Geometry. 2nd year Spanish. Eng
lish. Medieval History and Modern
History.
Miss Virginia Goff comes from the
Juneau school and will have charge
of the 3rd and 4th grades.
Miss. J. Newton comes from Oak
ville. Wash., and will teach the Pri
mary grades (1st and 2nd.!
The teacher for the 5th and 6th
grades is the one who failed to ar
rive and it is proposed to find a
local substitute’ until her place can
be filled by someone from the states.
All of the present members of the
new teaching staff are specialists.
Supt. Rynning specializing in ma
thematics. Miss Meek in Mathema
tics and languages. Miss Goff in
Music and Art. Miss Newton is a
specialist in primary work, having
spent much time in preparatory
work in the College of Puget Sound
at Tacoma.
The entire personnel of the teach
ing staff comes highly recommended
and if personality is an index of
their ability Nome truly is fortunate
in numbering them among its in
structors.
On Thursday afternoon the in
structors met at the School building
and proportioned their work for the
following year.
in t*ie evening tney met wun tne
School Board at Clerlv Baldwin’s
home and the Board heartily endors
ed the arrangement entered into for
the school year. A pleasant even
ing: was spent discussing the school’s
future and after the weightier
school matters had been settled a
light luncheon was enjoyed by all.
Members of the Board, the teachers,
j Mrs. Rynning and two members of
[ the hospital staff were present.
Supt. Rynning states that he is
greatly pleased with the condition
of the school building, books and
particularly with the reports left by
his predecessor Thomas Collins.
The Superintendent further states
that seldom does a new school head
find such methodical, neat and effic
ient work left as a guide for the
work to be undertaken.
Mr. Rynning has purchased the
property owned by E. Ronen and
will take possession as soon as the
Victoria leaves for the states. The
other members of the faculty will
acquire residences or apartments
wherever suitable and available.
The Nugget bids welcome to our
new teachers and extends a hearty
wish for a successful school year.
MARINE MOVEMENTS
FOR THE WEEK
Sea Wolf from Kotzebue Sept. 9.
Hazel from Kotzebue Sept. 11th.
Bear to Dutch Harbor Sept. 11.
Nokatak from Dime Sept. 11.
Arctic Chief from Golovin 11th
Arctic Chief to Golovin Sept. 11.
Hazel to Unalakleet Sept. 12.
Sea Wolf to St. Michael Sept. 11.
Victoria for'St. Michael Sept. 11.
Excelsior from Dime Sept. 13.
Trader from Siberia Sept. 13.
Jewel Guard from Solomon 13th.
Sea Wolf from St. Miehael 13th.
Jewel Guard to Solomon Sept. 15.
Nokatak to Dime Sept. 15th.
Duxbury from Safety Sept. 15th
Sea Wolf to Kotzebue Sept. If.
Excelsior to Dime Sept. 14.
Victoria at Golovin Sept. 15.
Valdez at Deering Sept. 15th.
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BAHLKES’ \
RESTAURANT;
KOl'GAROK MAIL LEFT FRIDAY
The bi-monthly mail (or the Kou
garok left Friday afternoon in
charge of Bob Omak. via the dog
mobile route. After leaving tho
railroad the mail must be packed to
Its Anal destination. As usual Bob
will deliver the goods.
STATIONARY ENGINEER
ARRIVES ON VICTORIA
D. L. Hofer and wife are recent
arrivals on the Victoria and will
occupy the Fleming residence fpr
the winter. Mr. Hofer will take
charge of the Diesel engine construc
tion at the new power plant of the
Yuba Mfg. Company.
WELL KNOWN MINK
OPERATOR ARRIVES
Wallace Porter arrived this week
from Dime creek and will remain in
Nome for several days attending to
important business matters.
Mr. Porter paid the Nugget office
a pleasant visit and incidently plac
ed a handsome order for business
stationery.
HEAR LEAVES NOME
FOR IUYTCH HARBOR
The coast guard cutter Bear left
Nome for Dutch Harbor on Sept. 11
with the following persons aboard.
P. Bayne. Andy Pederson. Ru
dolph Matson. W. Paxson. J. Haer
ing. Geo. Girri. Chas. Jones, (chuck)
and ten natives. /
RETURNS FROM INSPECTION
OF DEER HERDS
Alfred Lomen. local manager of
Lomen & Company, returned on the
Hazel from Kotzebue Sound where
he visited on a tour of inspection of
the Lomen & Company reindeer
herds. Mr. Lomen left Thursday
for Ohinik on the same boat and
will superintend the butchering of
a large number of animals for the
DREDGES REPORTER TO
HAVE GOOD CLEANUPS
The Bangor Dredge, operating on
Anvil Creek, had its periodical clean
up this week and the results were a
happy surprise to the owners.
The Anderson Dredge on Snake
river also had a cleanup that made
Andy smile with pleasure. The
Snake river machine has had more
than its share of trouble this season
and a good cleanup comes like rain
to the thirsty soil. May the good
work go on and keep Nome in the
front line of gold producers.
CHICKEN DINNER
With lettuce and Tomatoes.
ICE . CREAM
SUNDAY—AT B A H l K E'S
FOR SALE
Three room furnished house for
sale at a bargain. Inquire of J. J.
Mitchell at Coast Guard* Station.
DREDGE FOR HALE
1 JB'/a foot Bucket Dredge in good
condition. If sold within 30 days,
$5,000 will buy this dredge with
full equipment.
FRANK HALL.
DENTAL DLSEAME AND
ITS CAUSE.
More than Ninety per cent of all
Dentist work is absolutely prevent*
able. The chief cause of Dental ills*
ease lies in the decomposition of
mucuous and waste which lies in the
fleshy parts of the mouth.
KEEP YOUR TEETH HEALTHY—
DENTAL HYGIEXE8T,
A N A B E L FROMM.
E. L. HOLT
HARDWARE
SUIT CASES AT COST $3 and «p
TRUNKS (anyone, any kiiad)$15.00
STAMPED LINOLEUM 75c yd
HAND Hewing Machines $15.00
Parflc Mining Shovels 111.75
BARGAINS ON HUBBBR^BKLTING
ELECTRIC LAMPS, BATTERIES,
ETC.. SHIP CHANDLERS, BTC.
EVERYTHING AT HOLTS
Furniture Almost Given Away.
BOLT'S NEW STORE
Telephone Main U.
Frank Martin
(LEADING FUR DEALER)
RAW FI RS AND MADE UP GARMENTS.
LARGE STOCK OF MUKLUKS AND PARKAS.
RAW MATERIAL FOR PARKAS; WOLF & WOLVERINE SKINS.
^ORDERS TAKEN FOR MANUFACTURED GARMENTS/
CURIOS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR RAW FURS.
Hudson Bay fur Co.
OF SEATTLE
FRANK MARTIN, Agent.
RAW FURS ANO SKINS
BOUGHT AT MARKET VA LUES BY
JOHN S. FELKEL
J. H. BLEISTEIN INC.
A. JAECKEL & CO.
COMMISSION BROKER, <Representative)
OF NEW YORK.
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OLAF SWENSON & COMPANY, SEATTLE, WASH.
For Sale Cheap j
Boston 5team Laundry plant |
and equipment. 5
For particulars inquire §
W. J. ROWE 1
; Arctic Bakeru, Candu Store
and Ice Cream Parlor
(TUB HOMK OF SWEETS AND A GOOD PLACE TO BAT.)
FIRST CLASS BAKERY PRODUCTS
SOURDOUGH HOTUAKKS FROM 7 >. m. to 12 boos.
WE SERVE HILL'S BROS. COFFEE
■ GOOD HEALS TO SINE P. M.
FRESH ICE CREAM-DAILY
I SOFT DRINKS, HOME MADE CANDY
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CARL PORATH, Proprietor.
Horse harness, Dog Harness
And Accessories
Wagons, Cutters, Sleighs
Sled Hickory
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