Just Arrived
on Victoria More of that delicious
Chilled Beef
“Swifts !\o I Fatted Steers”
Killed especially for its just before
1 lie boat sailed.
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
Farl C. Modini, prop.
(Juolif.t Meats at Kcosnnolili' Price* *
Vote For
(Mrs.) Lula James Welch
Republiean Candidate for
SENATOR
VOTE FOR
John J. Elliot
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
KbEfTION Tl'Ksn.W. NOVKMBKR till., 1921.
Arthur F. Wright
Independent Candidiite for
REPRESENTATIVE
KLKCTIOX Tt:KSl>AY. VOVKMHKH Mb., 102-1.
ANDY NYLEN
I udepeiidenl Candidate For
REPRESENTATIVE
KLKCTION TVFSIIAY. .XOVKMKKIt Mb. 1021
Marius (Jake) Jacobsgaard
Democratie Candidate For
SENATOR
NOVKMIiKIt !tli, 1021 • KLKCTION I t IlSDAV.
LOCAL NEWS
i atiikk iu tkht’s slki>
KOI'NII LAST SI'NDAY
Father La Fortune linn received |
word from the Hot Springs that |
Brother HanKen of the Spring* I
Mission. found Father Rupert's
sled last Sunday at the foot of i
Holden (late (iuleh near Iron Creek :
The dog harnesses were all In a |
pile, indicating that Father Rupert 1
had unhitched his dogs before lie j
was overtaken by death. His parka ;
was found about 50 feet from the
rear of the sled. The front of the .
sled was pointing to the Golden j
Gate showing that the Father was !
traveling in the right direction and <
was not lost, as many believed at
the time of his death.
ItCIt HA I' OF KDI CATION
SCHOOLS ARK ol'I'A
The schools of the Bureau of
Education opened here on Mon
day with an enrollment of about
sixty native boys and girls, only
two rooms being used on account
of the work of remodling which
has been going on for some time
and which is not quite com
pleted.
The lower floor has been com- 1
pletely altered and now consists j
of three large well-lighted rooms. 1
two large cloak rooms and hoys’ 1
and girls' lavatories.
The whole building has been |
levelled and reconditioned at a '
cost of $1000 in actual cash be
side the time of several members
ol the bureau.
Mr C M. Anderson and Mr.
Trotmun. are now engaged in the J
painting of the interior woodwork,
the latter using this as a pastime
while waiting for transportation to
St Lawrence Island where he will \
take up the Bureau work.
The teachers sit the local school ,
are c M. Anderson. .Mrs. Call and
Miss Anna Nelson, the latter two
With the opening of the primary
room next Monday the enrollment
is expected to reach 125. accord
ing to officials of the school.
< KLKIlRATKS BIRTHDAY
WITH NICK PARTY
The eleventh birthday anniver
sary of Madeline Calkins. which
occurred on September 24th.. was
celebrated Saturday afternoon
when sixteen girl friends were en
tertained Those present. were
Margaret Rowe, Grace Swanberg.
Margaret I'lrich. Brenda Hegness.
Mildred Maynard, Helen Bozasky.
Rosemary Lomen. Mary Jean Sum
mers. Helen Summers, Juanita
Jones, Ruth Johansen. Helen Bald
win. Been Walsh. Mary Walsh,
Betty Calkins and Virginia Calk*
There were first and second priz
es for peanut and picture puzzle
games and other games.
Instead of the usual decorated
birthday table, there were dainty
pink, blue and lavender crepe pap
er lunch baskets each containing
JUST ARRIVED
LATEST
FALL AND WINTER MODEL
GAGE HATS
Snappy, Chic, Up to Date
Popularly Priced
SEE THEM AT
LEHMANN’S
Dry Coods and Clothing Departments
Open Evenings Until Nov. 1st 1024.
n fancy paper cup and small favor. .
the lum h consisting of sandwiches,
fruit salad.. olives, nuts and can
dles. Then n beautifully decorat- I
od birthday cake bearing eleven
lighter candles was -placed pn a •
small table and strawberry Ice
cream and other cake was served.
Many dainty and useful gifts j
were received. The little guests '
departed at fi:O0 |>. m. wearing
caps and carrying baskets.
JOE SILVA GETS XIXE
MONTHS IX FEDERAL JAIL
Thursday afternoon in Judge C.
W. Thornton's court, one Joe Silva
was tried before a Jury for the
larceny of an overcoat from Chas.
Brown. Silva sold the coat to O.
C. Crooks for $10.00. When tried
for this offense, Silva was under
arrest for the crime of burglary j
for entering and stealing a similar i
article of gentlemanly apparel
from Pete Olson, proprietor of*
the Olson paint shop on Front •
Street near the Nnrtty Pole Bakery. ;
The coat sold to Mr. Crooks was j
identified by its former owner, j
Chas. Brown (colored) and by #lr. J
Crooks who bought it In the
course of conducting his second- )
hand store on Front Street. Silva J
is a member of the crew of the .
wrecked schooner Arctic, and has j
been in Nome for some time await- ;
ing transportation to the States, i
and while here awaiting such t
transportation. lie wn- subsisted j
at the expense of the fiovernment
under the provisions of the Act
for the benefit of shipwrecked sail
ors. Silva is a citizen of Brazil, j
is n years of age and a seaman (
by way of occupation. Something '
of a record was made in Judge |
Thornton's Court in the trial of!
Silva The calling into the box
ol the Jury, empanelling the Jury,
trying the case and the pronounce-*
ment of the sentence of the Court. 1
which was nine months in the ;
Federal Jail, all consumed some
thing less than thirty minutes.
Friday afternoon. Judge Thorn-j
ton tried Silva on the burglary!
charge and hound him over to the !
Brand Jury at the Spring term of J
th«* District Court.
MISSING MK\
Mrs. Hiirburu Baldwin, of 4711
California avenue. Seattle. Wash.. ;
has sent a letter to the Editor of!
the Nome Nugget requesting infor- i
iiiation '-oncoming her husband >
Wilbur Baldwin, with whom she 1
si k!h lived in '-is? :i sorafl
ir in need of help to support her
self and baby. Anyone knowing
the whereabouts of the husband
v-ili do Mrs. Baldwin a great favor -
by writing her at the above ad
Information is desired by the
Governor’s Office of the where
abouts of Daniel Dowd, a carpen
ter by trade, about 60 years of age,
6 feet 2 inches in height, well
built, broad-shouldered, blue eyes
rnd black wavy hair. The infor
mation is requested by his sister,
r.nd should be sent to the Gover
nor's office, Juneau. Alaska, for
fiansmit.tal to her.
Erwin c. Gunderson. General
Delivery. Los Angeles. California,
i • desirous of obtaining informa
tion concerning the whereabouts of
Captain Frederick Zorn, who he
n.ef in New York City. Captain
Zorn told Mr. Gunderson that he
if well known around Nome. Any
one being able to furnish the de
sired information vill please com
municate with Mr.' Gunderson at
the above address.
MOOSE MEETING
Monday Ocflher 0th., at HtOO p.
m. Business of importance.
W. Iff. KOCff, Secretary.
FOUND—Nugget ht'Oiieli—Owner
may Imve same by describing ar
ticle ami paying reward and for
this ad. Apply at Nugget Office.
Si bscribe for the Daily Bulletin,
and Noniy Weekly Nugget
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
AT HOIjTS
1000 Flashlight batteries
50 Flash and Spot Lights
50 Rolls Oil Cloth.
1500 Rolls Wall Paper
100 Staple Toys
5 Sets of Dishes
5 Baby Carriages & Carts
25 Rolls of Weather Strip J
200 1 tolls Heavy Tar Paper !
100 Rolls Rest Malthoid Roofing]
10 Lung Stoves and Ranges ,
Quality Goods Lowest Prices
HOLT. HARDWARE <
Hardware—Wind mate and Retail
Telephone Main II
THOS. D. JENSEN
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
OUTFITTING
With the arrival of the S. S.
Victoria we will received a
portion of our winter stock and
a complete line of fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Shortly afterward we will
launch our annual drive for win=
ter outfits. It will pay you to in=
vestigate our prices, terms
and conditions
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