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1 ANNOUNCERS
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? want the public- to know an<l l<el that they are welcome
5 and inspect our estahlLshment and try our delicious*coffe
5 been selling hundred* of loafs of bread, cakes, <■
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SINHOLD, Prop.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
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Patented Super-He a
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
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♦ Arctic Bakeru, Candu
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* THE HOME OF SWEETS AND A GOOD PLACE
4 GOOD BREAD, PASTRY, CAKES, AND Rll
« HOME MADE CANDY AND AUGUSTINE & KEYER’S C
WE SERVE MEALS FROM 7 A. M. TO 9 P.
SPECIALTY—OUR SOURDOUGH HOT CAf
FRESH ICE CREAM I
COLD AND V^kRM DRINKS.
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LOCAL NEWS
Social Dance, Eagle Hall, Sal. 9:30
SCH WHITE MOUNTAIN BRINGS
PASSENGERS FROM ST MICK'S
Tl»y Nome trading sclHtoner White
Mountain returned Tuesday from hop
initial ih:|> of the season t > St Mich
ael, with h inviil)*-:- of passengt»rs. in
cluding Corporal W \. Crowder of
the Signal Corps service and Mrs.
Owing to the rough we...ther prc
v.iilinir along the < -wist at that time,
tin* \\ iiite Mountain landed her pas
sengers at Safety, from which point
they completed their journey in the
i)al«iuist stage.
SCHULTZ TO TAKE CHARGE
OF IGLOO SCHOOL
T. \Y. Schultz, who for the post
several years has been in charge of
the native school ..t Klim, is in Nome
eniomte t«i .Mary’s Igloo. where he will
•ake charge of tin* Hureaii of Tallica -
tion school. Mr. Schultz is accom
panied by his wife and family <>f seven
children.
KRISTAN BROS SELL OUT
Kiistan llrothers. proprietors of Hie
well known Kmporintn, announced this
.afternoon that they have disposed *f
the balance of their stock of dry goods
and will suspend business immediately
and leave fop- the states on the next
sa.il of the steamer Victoria.
The stock is being packed for ship
Compa.ny maintains a store. The trad
er Herman will take the goods to Tel
ler from whence they will be t • in
ferred t<i an ocean steamer.
j LATOUCHE TO MAKE AUGUST
TRIP TO KOTZEBUE
The Alaska Steamship Company*-:
freight steamer T^ntouche, now dis
charging at St Michael, will make a
trip to Teller and Kotzebue Sound
ports about August 1, according t*>
Agent R. A. Carroll.
Mr. Carroll is also advised that *he
steamier Juneau <»f the sarnie line will
sail from Seattle for Nome. St Michael
1 and Golovin about August 11. The
| Juneau will he the last freight steam
1 er to make the Rering Sea voyage this
i season.
| KETCHIKAN UNLOADING
AT GOLOVIN
The freighter Ketchikan, of 1.he Al
aska steamship Company line, is now
discharging cargo at Golovin. The
big cargo carrier returned to this port
from Teller Thursday evening, aft ■■
binding a good sized hatch of freight
at that point during the past week.
Tin* vessel rejnaioed here only a short
time before proceeding to Golovin.
HARBOR CONSTRUCTION
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
Work "n the new jetty at the mouth
of Snake I liver is proceeding at an ex
«• lien*, pace under the direction of
Junior Engineer K. 1<. Carpenter.
Tiie round piling which will provide
has been driven and the work Is at
present directed to placing in position
the coffer dam in which the huge ce- •
meni block which will guard the outer
end of the jetty from ice and sea will
he cast. When this is completed, the
outer casing of the jetty will he start- i
ed at the outer end and proceed to- j
ARCTIC CHIEF BRINGS
DIME GOLD
Gold dust valued at something like
$30,000, the result "f partial spring
cleanups, arrived from Dime Creek
Thursday on the Golovin schooner
Airctic Chief. The dust was brought
over by Wallace Porter, one of the
leading o pent tors of that section and
represents only about one third of the
winter’s production by the three out
,flts engaged in winter mining. Owing
to a scarcity of water this spring only
a part of the winter dumps could be
ttluicrd. The total winter‘output of
/the camp is placed at approximately
<>100,000.
The schooner brought four Dime
0:>eek passengers, Frank McCoy, Wal
lace Porter, Jack Tice and Nick As
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!fi Open from !fi
W 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. S
* ..SPECIAL DINNER FROM W
W 5 P. M . to 8 P M »
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
unm-ieh. After d-iso-harging here the
vessel naHed for east coc.st ports
Thursday evening.
WELL KNOWN TRAVELER
MAN ARRIVES
C. W. Felch, one of the most wide
ly known of .\U .-k a. traveling men and
agent for such noted firms as the
Cudahy Packing Comimny, Fichers
Flouring Mills. Pacific ('oust Biscuit
Company, Goodyear Rubber Company.
Muiisingwear and*others, is here on nls
annual pilgrimage in search of trade,
after traveling the length of Alaska.
II** arrived flrom St Michael during
the first part of the week, accompanied
NEW OFFICIAL IN CHARGE /
CITY TELEGRAPH OFFICE
CnriKit'-al \V. N. Crowder, formerly
stationed at the 1T. S. Signal <Vrrps
station .it M< lozi. on the Yukon Itiver,
has taken over the management of the
city telegraph office as operator in
has been in charge of the office for
some 1'inc past and established an ex
cellent ' ecord for courtiousness and ef
ficieney. has been transferred to tlie
radio station, of wh rh" ho will take
charge following the departure of Ser
geant W. 11. Inman, who will leave
with his faminy on the Victoria to re
port to the head of tin* Signal Corps
sdrvice for other duties after seven:!
years of very excellent service is ^hief
of tlie local telegraph force.
Tuesday from St .Michael on the
schooner White Mountain, accompan
ied by Mrs. (Jrowder. He is an old
timer in the country and has been
stationed at various Yukon points.
NEW NATIVE SCHOOL BUILT
ON ST LAWRENCE ISLAND
J. K. Dnpertius. superintendent of
‘be Hurcaii of Education ir, this sec
tion. returned from a trip to St I.a\v
rence Island on the Cutter Hear am!
•♦•ports that the natives there came
durongh the winter in goo.] shape an!
have a plentiful supply of food.
Busing his stay on the Island a new
>' hool hou.se was constructed at a new
village located at North Cape, about
mihs east of Cambcl, the main
•ttlemcnt. Tin*
KING ISLAND NATIVES ARRIVE
Four large oomiak's. loaded almost
to the water's edge with natives large
a ml sninJl. dogs, trade goods and a
motley array of household Tares and
Penates, arrived here Thursday even
ing and Friday morning front King
Island. The dusky hued people tire
here to make their annual round tip of
the white iman's shekels in exohang?
for furs, enrlos and other native wares
a.nd Iso secure a supply of pale face
“kowkow" and otlmr luxuries.
The natives report an unusually
good season in the limiting line, 200
walrus, a hundred or more seal and 1»*
polar. Ix-nr being landed by the island
hunters during the winter and spring.
In addition they killed one large how
head whale weighing about 120 ions
which yielded 1000 pounds of whale
hone. A majority of the new comers
lr tided in the east end and ostsiblishei
a tent village near the Standard Oil
plant, where they may he visited by
the gay tourist, curiosity seekrtvs and
those not adverse to unusual olofac
tory sensations
RUSSIAN SCHOONER CHARTERED
FOR TRADING TRIP
The Russian schooner Fredolph
Clek, Max (fottschalk master, has bean
chartered by John Felkel, the well
known fur trader for n trip to the Si
berian Coast. The fJcsk arrived Wed
nesday from Safety, where the vessel
was laid lip during the closed season.
NOKATAK LEAVES FOR ST MICK’S
The power schooner Nokatak de
parted Wednesday on a voyage to St
Michael, carrying a number of pas
sengers and freight.
TEDDY BEAR ENROUTE
TO BARROW
The power schooner Teddy Bear,
owned by Joe Bernard, the noted Arc
tic trader and adventurer, arrived from
Safety Thursday ten,route to Point Bar
row. Departure far the Arctic was
taken Friday. The schooner carried
a cargo of freight and several passen
gers. including four Standard Oil
Company representatives, who. it is
reported will investigate the oil pos
sibilities of the northern coast.
CITY COUNCIL GETS BUSY
ABOUT OIL SUPPLY
The regular meeting of the City
Council was held last Monday evening.
Dustide of routine business and the
appointment of a committee to look
Into the matter of obtaining a supply
if fuel oil for this section, nothing of
importance occurred.
POTATOES
Old Potatoes $5-00 per crate
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Old Potatoes 18 lbs for 1.00
MILK
Federal flilk per can 15 cts
Carnation milk “ 15 cts
Bordens milk 15 cts
Alpine milk “ 15 cts
D E. CRQWLET GUV CO.
R B. JULIAN, Manager
Store Opens 8 a. ni. and Closes 6 p. in.
TRADER THOMPSON
COMING SOON
Arrivals from tin* Siberian coast on
the Coast Guard, Cutter Rear n-«*port
that trader Rilty Thompson of Emma
Harbor will probably arrive here with
in a day or two to secure supplies for
BELINDA ARRIVES WITH
LONG ABSENT TRADERS
The Nome trading sclnxmer JJelinda
Capt. A. Caste!, returned to Noipe
this morning after an alxsence of tv;<
years, '‘pent on the Siberian coasts.
Puling the past year the vessel has
been engaged in trading in the Kolyma
River se< tion of Northern Siberia end
brought back a valuable jhargo of
furs, f'apt. Chris'Cludmundsun, com
mander of the Polar Rear, now stHand
ed on tlie Kolyma, was a passenger
on the Melinda, together with his crow.
Capt fltidmundsun also brought back
a. quantity of valuable furs obtained
in trade during the yeair’s stay on the
Siberian coast. 1
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get into your own business. 'Vo .••vpl
the largest made-to-measure tailoring
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all wool fabrics and guarantee abso- I
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workmanship or no sale—Write for.
line and nil accessories to be sent free. !
Earn from $75.00 to $-'00j)0 per week. ,
S*ato whether or not you have had1
experience in taking orders for men’s*!
made-to-measure clothes.
HOWARD K. STRAUSS & CO. ,
The Rig Wholesale Merchant Tail
ors. Chicago, 111. Dept. 783.
SALESMEN WANTED—To represent
One Hundred and Thirty Seven j
Household Necessities sold direct to I
the Consumer. Real opportunity to j
build a business of your own. Write |
City Sales Department of J. Ft. j
Watkins Company, No. 63 Bluxome
Streel, Srin Francisco, California.
HERD FOR $ALE—8 young regis
tered goats, their nursing kids and
•mature buck $700 Single doe and
kid( $85 crated for shipment.
Rosemont Goat Dairy, 295 E. 69th
St. N., Portland, Oregon.
lAUST—Saturday night, a*brown purse <
containing considerable amount of
bills, American T^eglon papers.
Eagle papers, etc. with name of
Creightan Hecht. Reward offered
for return of same.
rse juranu
It.Btaaoard OU Co.
It.Corate no Cold Stone*
14...9. t. Season Co, offlo*
If. . .Headquartera Saloon
II..Tha Lobby
M.Plonoen Igloo
If.....Catholle Church
tl. .. .Polat'a raaliaaea
U.Torkoy'a Cigar 8ton
11.ovp. Webb's lUrket.
Engine Bonn* Plum* Mala tT.
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CARD OF SHANKS
The undersigned wishes t.. express
his sincere thunks to the many kind
friends who assisted him during the
period of hreuvenient attending the
loss of his beloved wife and eofiii-un
ion. Mb's. S. Thompson.
Signed: SAili KL THOMPSON.
E. L. HOLT
Dealer in General Hardware
“PRE WAR PRICES"
AT HOLT'S
Special Prices al%Next Week
Tents 8*10, 8 02.$13.50
Canvas, 30 in., 8 oz., per yd.25c
Best Stove Pipe, 6 inch .35c
Yukon stove, cast iron lop . . . .$7.50
Building Paper, 500 ft roll . . . .$2.50
Six foot Dog Chains, each .35c
Watch our Windows for Bargains.
. .Closing out all Second Hand Goods,
at your own priea.
HOLTS CASH STORE
Telephone Main 11
Miners & Merdints
Bulk of AlislM
' NOME. ALASKA
Capital • - $100,000
Gold Dust Purchased
• and Assayed
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