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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ESTABLISHED 1500
City Bath House
Open For Business
I'MJKIt TIIK OLI» M.W.UiKMKNT
M. O. SOLBERG
IIAKBKK SHOP IN CONNECTION
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
_JOHN LAND T«ilor
Suits made to order
Repairing Pressing and Cleaning
LOCAL NEWS
KIIIST Ol'TSIDK MAIL ARRIVES
The fir. t Outside mail cf the pres
ent winter reached Nome yesterday
-afternoon in charge of Contractor
Curran The dispatch was made
| up largely of Alaska but in
cluded rom** Outside first class mat
ter of late October dates, which ap
parently left Seattle shortly after
the departure of the Victoria on her
last trip from that port. The ar
rival was entirely unexpected as
recent telegraphic reports from Ta
nun.i indicated that the first mail
over the trail would not reach Nome
before December 20.
RKIIKKAH’S TO HOI.II SOCIAL
Midnight Sun Rebekah Lodge .
will hold a social nd card party at j
Odd Fellows hall this evening The j
entertainment will be open to Odd ;
Fellows. Rebekah s' and their fain- ]
ilies and lady friends.
AL SITTON ON SICK LIST
A1 Sitton. popular salesman of
the Crowley Grocery Company, has
been on the sick list for the past
week and confined to his home with
in strut corin’
ADOlTtXS TO JAV 7tli
Judge G. J. Lomen this morning
adjourned the District Court to
January 7th. lf«22. at 11: or) .. in.
COMKS TO TOW N
FOJ» HOLIDAYS
Henry Conrad, who with Louis
Nashenweng is prospecting on Xak
kala Gulch, is in town for the Xmas
KOIGAROK MAIL ARRIVES. *
The mail from Taylor. Shelton
and other points in the Kougarok
section arrived Monday evening in
charge of Contractor Chas. Carr.
The next outgoing mail for the in
terior will leave January 1st.
‘MOTHER’* TIFFANY
GIVEN Sl'RI'RISi;
Mrs. Tiffany, known far and wide
throughout this section of the North
l.ind as “Mother" Tiffany, and one
of the first white women to come to
Nome in the now distant gold rush
days, was the recipient of a pleasant
surprise party at her home Sunday
evening. th<- occasion being her 7 4th
birthday.
STAMP SAYERS SHOULD
GET BUSY
Savings Stamps will be discontinued
after December 31. persons who are
desirous of purchasing them should
do so on or before the date mention
ed, according to an announcement
by Postmaster John Hegness.
NOME LADY RECOVERING
FROM SERIOUS ILLNESS
Mrs. .1 A Bachelder has been
seriously ill In Hrainerd, Minnesota,
but is now out of danger, accord
ing to a telegram received by G. R.
Jackson from Mr. Bachelder dur
ing the first days of the week Ac
cording to Mr. Jackson, the Bachel
der family is wintering at Brainerd.
COUNCIL HOLDS
ROUTINE SESSION
The Nome Common Council met
in regular session Monday evening
at the city hall. Nothing develop
ed beyond routine matters.
The Council sat as a Board of
Equalization Wednesday evening to
pass upon the tax assessment roll
and will hold further sessions in the
same capacity tonight and Tuesdav
December 20th.
WHARF CARRIED AWAY BY ICE.
A large part of the piling of the
Nome Lighterage and Commercial
Company wharf was carried away by
ice during the gale Tuesday night.
Costly damage was entailed.. So
far as known the moving ice inflicted
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BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
Open from
6 A. M. to I F. M.
•FECIAL DINNER FROM
• F. M. to • F. M.
do damage on the harbor jetties*, al
though piling up a mountain of ice
on one of the wings. The wind
early this morning attained a veloc
ity of close to fifty miles an hour.
< HRIKTMAH PROGRAM OF
FKDKRATED HI*XDAY SCHOOL I
BE GIVEN NEXT FRIDAY »
The children of the Federated j
Sunday School will stage their a:i- 1
nual Christmas Program next Fr!- !
day evening. Dec. 23rd. The pro- !
gram will begin promptly at eight i
o’clock and the public is corrtlr.il>-I
Christmas Greeting as the members
of the Sunday School will bring it 1
by songs, recitations, play and drills,
the following will be the program:
.Madeline Calkins
Song- .Primary Class
The Snow Brigade.
Russell .Maynard. Charles Carey.
Curtis Crook-. Raymond Haerine.
When the Clock Strikes Twelve. . -
. .Bessie Brunet
Lullaby The Tiny Tots
Play—Mr. St. Nicholas.
Christie Sather. Ada Arthurs. Al
vin Bahlke. Walter Schrader.
Walter Cavey. Andrew Sather.
Robert Lyle, Nels Swanberg.
Christmas Bells. Rosemary Lometi
Gertrude Julian. Margaret Ro\v<.
A Christmas Mouse.. . .Jerry Lomen
Snowflake Song.Primary Class
Organlogue—When The Chimes
Th^ program will begin promptK* j
at eight o'clock and the public are j
cordially incited.
PIONEERS NOMINATE
NEW OFFICERS
Nome Igloo No
of officers at the ne
next The follow:
at the last regular
s annual election
xt meeting of the
held Wednesday
offices named
Robert Jam s
. John Wilson
Barney Lande
. . . E. Grimm
. . . Elmer Reed
Clias. Lfschev
. . Ivan Scheike
Bruner and Chas. F Rice
Librarian.Howard Shade
Sergt.at-Arms.John Stan
ROADHOI SE MEN VISIT «TTY
Peterson brothers, proprietors or
the Nugget roadhouse, arrived in
town a few days ago to spend the
holidays. They report very little?
travel to and from the interior so
far this winter, but expect .i revival
of mushing after the holiday period.
During the past summer, the !
brothers mined on Iron Creek. !
where they have considerable min-!
ing property.
FOR < 'HR1STMAS
FRESH HO.MK MADE ( KKAM
<’HO( OLATES, AT
AIM Til1 I AXDY STORE .
E. L. HOLT
XMAS
Bl’Y SOMETHING USEFUL
FOR YOlTR PRESENTS
LAMi RANGE
I. X L HEATER
SET OF DISHES
CARPET SWEEPER
ELECTRIC IRON
ELECTRIC STOVE
IMPORTED CHINA TEA POT
SET OF CUT GLASS
SET OF SILVER WARE
CUT GLASS BERRY SET
A WATCH
A NICE CLOCK
THERMOS BOTTLE
GAS LAMP
NICE JACK KNIFE
A FLASH LIGHT
COPPER WASH BOILER
A SMOKING SET
LEATHER COLLAR BAG
SET OF ALUMINUM WARE
A CAKE FORK OR FRUIT LADLE
(Sterling Silver)
A SAVORY ROASTER
A FIRELESS COOKER
FOR THE CHILDREN:
Sleds, Dolls, Rooks, Doll Buggies,
Sets off Toy Dishes.. .Pop Guns,
Mugs, Cups sud Sspeers.
Toy Wagons. ARC Blocks,
ETC. ETC. ETC.
HOLT'S PRICES ARE RIGHT.
HOLTS CASH STORK
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AMOCAT
COFFEE
45 CENTS PER POUND
D E. CROWLEY GROCERY CO.
I!. II. .II'LIAX, Manager^
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Water Wagon
|)|-:i.|\ KliY \\ ll.l> COM.MKXI t; AS SOON AS I-'HKKZK-IT
.« Delivering pure Spring water from Sun Light. Spriuga on
Rocket* Creek. Just the hame kind of water as obtained from
Moonlight. Springs—Absolutely pure. Prompt service guaran
teed. Your paironagp solicited.
W. J. ROWE
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Nome Sheet Metal Works
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
JAS. SWARTZELL, Prop.
Best Accomodations in Alaska
STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
i SALMON
>1 K R It I X G ,
G R O V X I) O ATS,
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M1D1)L1 X G S
HICKORY FOR SKIIS .4X1) DOG SLEIGHS
DOG HARNESS. H O R S E H A R X E S S
SLEIGHS AND WAGONS.
W. H. CAMERON,
Phone Main 5
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TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP lo
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Dealer in Raw Furs
NEW YORK—127 W. 27th 8«.
SEATTLE—ALASKA BUILDING
Ship direct to Ney York for highest prices paid for Raw Furs.
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your
shipments will be kept separate in order that our prices may be ap*
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis*
factory, the Furs will bo returned to you, transportation charges pro*
paid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express. Ship In a dry con*
dition. Always enclose an Itemised list of contents with name and
address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package or halo.
All payment* are made by check on the Seattle National Bank, or In
any other manner desired. Special Instructions, If any, to accompany
shipment.
8HIP YOUR FUR8 TO U8 NOW
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