SEE OUR
CAPONS
The first shipment ever to arrive
mi Nome
Try one for your Sunday dinner
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
Earl C. Modini, prop.
Quality MftttN ut Reasonable Price*
Vote For
(Mrs.) Lula James Welch
Republican Candidate for
SENATOR
vote for
John J. Elliot
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
Arthur F. Wright
Independent Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th.( 1924.
ANDY NYLEN
Independent Candidate For
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Ith, 192*
Marius (Jake) Jacobsgaard
Democratic Candidate For
SENATOR
NOVEMBER 4th, 1921 ELECTION TUESDAY,
LOCAL NEWS
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Matrllltt. who had the mis
fortune to break one of her limbs
last Saturday, ia still in the hos
pital and is doing as well as could
be expected. Mrs. Mattilla plana
to leave for the Stute* on the Ala
meda if her condition is such that
rhe can.
Clifford Allyn. who broke a bone
in one of his feet last Saturday,
has left the hospital and is at his
home. His foot is in a cast and
he is resting as easily as could be
expected. He sustained a bad
break and it will be some time be
fore he can hope to walk w'th the
injured member.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave L. Hofer is still in the hos
pital. but is now improving rap
United States Marshal M. W.
Griffith, who .has been in the hos
pital for some time, is now rapidly
improving and will be able to be
removed to his home soon.
Gustaf Petersen, employed by
th.- Home Lighterage and Commer
cial Company, who broke an arm
recently, is still in the hospital, im
proving steadily and satisfactorily.
J. C. Flett. Dave Bence and Max
Gottschalk, all in the hospital with
hurts of one kind and another, are
jail improving nicely.
HARRY JONES HURT
j Harry Jones, delivery man for A.
j Polet. is on crutches at present as
a .result of an injury to his foot,
Chas. W. Brown, Jr.
CAN I>J|>ATE FOR
SENATOR
Thirty Two Yearn of Affe.
28 Years a Resident of Nome.
Then why not make j our selections now, when you have a
large variety to pick from
WINTER CAPS— in greys. Tans, Browns, and Oxfords. Plain
and Plaid effects Pric«*d from 92.00 «p.
FLANNEL SHIRTS in a variety of colorings, some in those
pin plaid effects—black and white checks here in an abun
dance—Priced reasonable.
OVERCOATS—They an
we have ever shown,
price $25.00 and op.
wonderful values, in fact the Inm
In plaid, blacks and plain and *hc
LEHMANN’S
Dry Good* and Clothing Departments
Open Evenings Uutil Nov. 1st 1924.
received when he dropped a box.
of merchandise early in the week. •
VOKATAK LEAVKS
The Schooner Nokatak of the i
iiOmon Fteindeer and Trading Cor-1
poration. sailed on Wednesday ev-]
ening for Teller, York and Wales, j
carrying a load of freight and a
few passengers.
HR. 4. F. ROLLS*’HER
DENTIST LOCATES HERE
Dr. J. F. llollseher, dentist, has
arrived in Nome by way of St.
Michael, and is preparing to enter
into his profession here. He ex
pects his wife to arrive on the Ala
meda nelt week.
MAIL REACHES SEATTLE
Postmaster Winkler has received
information to the effect that the
mail leaving Nome on Sept. 6. via
the Yukon River route, was re
ceived in Seattle on October 2nd.
REREKAHS TO GIVE
A FAREWELL DANCE
The Midnight Sun Rebekah
Lodge has tickets out for the big
farewell dance to be given by that
body on next Saturday night at
the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Ab is the
custom, the ladies will serve re
freshments in their hospitable man
ner, about midnigh The affair
will be held as a farewell party
for members of the Lodge who will
be going outside for the Winter
before the close of navigation. The
general public is especially invited
to attend.
MRS. W. K. TAYLOR
PASSES AWAY IN B. C.
A telegram to Dr. A. N. Kittle
sen this week, from W. K. Taylor,
of Grindrod. B. C.. states that
Mrs. Taylor had passed away. She
leaves a husband and three child
ren to mourn her loss. The Tay
lors are well known in Nome, hav
ing spent considerable time here.
Mrs. Taylor will be remembered as
a skilled nurse.
SPECIAL RADIO CONCERT
FOR THIS EVENING
A. Polet is in receipt of a radio
gram from hiR brother, Frank S.
Polet of Seattle, notifying Nome
radio fans of a special radio pro
gram to be given by the Ray Rob
inson Orchestra of th'' new Bagdad |
rafe of that city tonight, -artingl
at 12:00 o’clock. Seattle time. The
set to be used is said to be one of
the largest on the coast. It will be
! tuned very sharp and will not be
as easy to get as KGO but the
quality of the program will be bet
ter. Fans are asked to tune in
for 233 meters, station KFQX. Se
| NOME REAR TAKEN OUTSIDE
The little black cub Inar that
| was so well known in Nome last
Summer after having been brought
to town by Johnnie Felkel and
staked out near Geo. Hilfrich’s O.
K. Store, is on his way to the
States where he will be at home in
the zoo of the Snow African Wild
Game Moving Picture Co. in Oak
land. The cub. which had become
quite a pet in town, was bought
by Sydney Snow and taken aboard
the motorship Herman when she
left for the eventful trip to the
Arctic. In comparison with the
size of the big Polar bear captured
by the party, the little fellow Is
outclassed, but as a pet he will be
long remembered by the cr»w.
NOTICE
Anyone having bills against
Holt’s Hardware, please present
same for payment. Anyone owing
accounts prior to October 1st., will
please call ami settle as soon as
convenient, ns we wish fo put
books In shape. John Litchtenberg
will have full power to act for me
while I am outside.
Yours Truly,
E. L. HOLT.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
AT HOLTS
1000 Flashlight batteries
50 Flash and Spot Lights
50 Rolls Oil Cloth.
1600 Rolls Wall Paper
100 Staple Toys
5 Sets of Dishes
5 Baby Carriages & Carts
25 Rolls of Weather Strip
200 Rolls Heavy Tar Paper
100 Rolls Best Malthoid Roofing
10 Lang Stoves and Ranges
Quality Goods Lowest Prices
HOLT. HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale add Retail
Telephone Mata 11
THOS. D. JENSEN
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4tfc„ I9a|
THERE ARE MARI |
REASORS WHY
You should lay in your winter supply in the fall.
With the arrival of the S. 8. Alameda we will have Jw*
largest and most complete stcelc of fancy and staple groc
eries in Nome to choose from
REMEMBER—
Thai we specialize and sell only proceries and we devote our
entire attention and efforts to please you.
REMEMBER 11,80—
That in buying from us and taking advantage of our terms
>ou have no cares, no worries, no expense—wr store, and
deliver what you want and when you want it. 1
Ik serving many satisfactorily—Why
Nome Sheet Metal Works
LOUIS KURTH, Prop.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 10c loaf straight
CHAS. CAVEY. Prop.
We will tell it to you
Next week
Watch this space
THE B. E. CROWLEY CIOCERY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
•nous orami ii.il cumm 4 r. n.