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LEHMANN’S
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT’S UNTIL » P. M.
NOTICE
The (>as. Schooner Silver Wave
will sail for Kotzebue and way points
Saturday, September 29th.
JOHN HEGNESK, Master.
* ARTHUR EIDE *
# Paper Itanging and painting. *
!#i lieave »rdrn> at E. Ii. Holt’s !fi
W Hardware Store. #
Just Received
Aluminum lVare, Everware and
Reliance brands, just received. Used
Electrict Vac Cleaners, also Electric
Washer very reasonable. Single Reds
and Matresses. New Way oil burn
ers. latest and best. Full line Lang
Stoves and Ranges.
Quality Goods at
HOLT’S NEW STORK
HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11.
ARCTIC SPRINGS REPAIRED
FOR WINTER WATER SPPPLY
The Arctic Springs hav? been
placed in first class repair by (Miff
Allvn and A1 Pangman dar'ng the
l.s week, and will be th«- s>ujcp r*
.1. winter wat r supply for Nome.
T* - old reliables will tv •>.» *k »n im«
•va tr routes during the winter and
a'1 <1 Nome wi’l be assur: ' of their
de'dj water supply. A1 ati»l Cliff
have spent much time in placing the
Springs in first class shape and re
port that Nome will be assured a ,
supply of good wholesome Spring
water to quench the thirst and other
uses during the coming winter.
< M 'TOHER 20th
The great Event of the Season,
PIONEER POTLATCH.
FOR SALE.
New and uptodato legal forme for I
Proof of Annual Assessment Wort I
also Oil Location blanks. Deed blanks !
for general use. Special and General |
Power of Attorney forms. Ptacer aim
Quartz Location forms now on sale
at Nugget Offico. Price 15 cents each j
or $1.00 per dozen. <
ELITE BATHS
AND
HOTEL
STEAM AND TUB BATHS
STEAM HEATED ROOMS
ANDREW BOX, PROPRIETOR.
LOCAL NEWS
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Gladys Nelson died at the local
hospital Thursday afternoon after
a lingering sickness of many months
j She was taken to the hospital early
in th«* week, having been confined
j t.- her bed at her home hefore being
; taken to the hospital.
The Alaska Steamship Company’s j
office has been moved from the j
j Lighterage company headquarters j
l to a location further up-town. The
S. S. Company office is now located
in the building which was formerly j
| occupied by the Arctic Bakery and j
| the congenial Agent. James P. Daly !
can now he found at his new loca- j
| tion taking care of the many wants i
! of his patrons.
I Wireless operator John Agat; who
I1 was formerly employed on the schoo
ner Woods, returned to Nome from
Teller during the week on the
schooner Hazel. Agati states he
| will return to Teller or. the Silver
1 Wave today and dismantle the wire
! less set from the ill fated Wood.
i Alex Allen, captain of the srhoo
' ner Donaldson states that his boat,
i ihe Donaldson, will make her regu
lar mail trip to St. Michael and re
turn this week. Capt. Allen left
Friday with the mail and expects
to return from St. Michael with
three weeks consignment. After
the completion of the mail season
here Capt. Allen will take the Don
aldson outside and will spend the
winter in Cordova.
James Maguire is an arrival in
Nome this week from the Buckland
river district. Maguire is on his
way to the outside where he will
purchase mining equipment to he
i used e xt summer in the new Buck
land river gold strike.
| Thomas Gaffney reports the work
| of repairing the damage done the
wagon mads by the recent rains and
| storms going ahead very fast. Thp
crew which has been repairing the
j road leading out by Fort Davis
| started work at Hastings Creek Fri
| day. where the bridge was damaged
by the recent storm.
I According to a wire received by
j Captain yAlex Allen, the schooner
i Virginia will not make another trip
■ to Nome this season. There were
intentions of having the Vii£;inia
j make another trip with coal, it was
reported, but on account of encoun
| tering severe weather or some such
trouble, the Virginia was seemingly
damaged to such an extent that the
\ proposed trip will not be made this
jseason.
| Miss Jane Bradshaw. who has
been at Teller on the schooner Fred
J. Wood up until that boat was
; driven on the beach by the recent
I storm, returned to Nome during
i the week on the Biological Survey
I schooner Hazel. Miss Bradshaw is
one of the charming young ladies
which came to Nome with the A. H.
Moore party.
Georpe Waldheim was a visitor in
Nome during the week on business
and will return to Teller on the
Silver Wave where he is employed
by the Lomen Reindeer & Trading
Corporation looking after their
herds of reindeer and other busi
ness in that district.
Will there
be a
Victrola in
your home
this
winter?
we will
receive a
large stock
of new
Victrolas
and
Records
-on the last ]
steamer
LOMEN BROTHERS
The mall boat which was wrecked
at the mouth of the Yukon river
early this week was relieved by an
other boat and the mail will be in
St. Michael awaiting the arrival of
the mail boat from Nome this week.
A new recruit was added to the
local (’oast Guard Station this week
when Captain Ross enlisted Charles
Prasser for service with that organ
ization. Prasser was one of the
members of the Fred J. Wood be
fore that vessel became stranded at
The Schooner Sea Wolf lost her i
i udder up the coast near Jess
Creek. Friday, and was towed back
into the roadstead by the Teddy
Otto Mills is out of the hospital
and improvin.. very fast. Otto has
been confined to the hospital for the
iast three weeks and his many
friends are very glad to see him
The steam tug owned by Allan
and Hilfrich. anchored in Snake
River, has received many new re
pairs and will be placed In opera
tion along the coast next spring.
Lou Berry was a visitor in Nome
during the week from the vicinity
of his mining activities.
George Thomas paid a visit t >
Nome during the week and reports
mining activities going ahead full
sp* ed on Boulder Creek Will;
plenty of water there is nt,thi.u-: to
It is reported that Peter Curran
the winter mail contractor has pur
chased the famous Shaughnessv
Roadhouse located at Solomon. The
Shaughnessy Roadhouse has been
in existence since the early days of
the Nome camp. It is also learned
that Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sbaugh
nessy will make a trip to the out
side this fall.
The schooner Teddy Bear. Cap
j fain Joe Bernard, arrived in Nome
I Friday, from Teller, where she has
j been undergoing repairs from dam
| ages received in the recent storm.
j John Swedman was a visitor in
Nome durimsr the week. John has
been busy during the summer on
Oregon Creek where he i? interested
in mining operations.
Gus Steinfelt who has been em
ployed with the Alaska Road Com
mission during the summer months
paid Nome a visit (luring the week.
Pete Larson and Frank Miller in
company with two natives left Tel
ler over a month ago to round up
! some reindeer and have not been
[ heard from since. The party took
only four (lays provisions with them
and according to reports, which
state a dog belonging to Larson has
returned to Teller, fear is felt that
some accident happened to the men
and they have perished.
Wallace Porter arrived in Nome
on the Sea Wolf this week from
Dime by the way of Golovin. Mr.
Porter reports that there has been
a sufficiency of water since the first
of September to carry on mining,
and he brought a fair sized cleanup
to Nome from his mining operations
in that district.
H. Robinson and wife and baby
will leave Noine^ today on the Sil
ver Wave. The Robinson family
are returning to their home in Can
dle where Mr. Robinson has many
business interests awaiting his at
tention.
Earl Modini one of the congenial
clerks at the CJourt House sustained
a painful sprain in his left foot Fri
day. and has to use a crutch in order
to be about.
Peter Brandt, the well known old
timer from Nome returned to this
locality during the week from an
extended trip into the Arctic. While
in the northern section Brandt lost
his partner, Martin (Cheechako)
Anderson, who died from what was
said to be heart failure. Pete has
a very wonderful story to tell, but
says he does not care to have it
published. PeteVi many friends
welcome him back gladly and were
more than pleased to know be with
Stood the many hardships while in
the north, successfully.
Pete Brandt in company with
Cheechako Martin on the schooner
Anna Olga, left Nome two years ago
for a tracing cruise into the Arctic:
Brandt 'states he expects to go out
side on the last boat as he has al
ready effected a settlement with the
administrators of his late partners
property in which Brandt was In*
terested.
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Our shipment of Ladies a Ad Children’s Merchandise is now on
display. Before doing any purchasing we invite you to look over
With ever}- purchase for a child a balloon given free.
AVe also have a complete line in our Men’s Department.
We specialize in suitcases and grips. The finest north of
JACK SEIDENVERG
YOUR LAST CNAUCE
25ctS
Pilchuck Jam
Pauls Jelly
Libbys Apple Jelly
Pure and Wholesome
mm
Next Week
Only 2§pto,
TIE 0.J.CR0WLEY GROCERY CO. IRC.
If, B. JULIAN Manager
Open Saturday until 9 P. M.