LOCAL NEWS
MAYFLOWER ARRIVES
FROM SHAKTIUK
The Mayflower from Shukiulik.
owned by Tat pan, a native of that
place, arrived Tuesday morning and
anchored in the Snake river harbor.
Various numbers of the Ivanoff
family were aboard as passengers.
MAKES FIRST OVERI.AXO
TRIP TO nOFLUICR ( REEK
Leo Kent, the transfer man. made1
an overland trip to the Golden Ore
camp on Boulder creek this week.
Leaving Nome with 2500 pounds of
freight and one passenger the trip
required three days to accomplish.
Deep snow, high water and the us
ual difficulties of a late spring pre
sented obstacles that at times made
the trip seem impossible of accom
plishment. Mr. Kent made the re
turn trip without accident and
deems himself lucky to escape in
I EAVES NOME FOR
EXTENDER ASIATIC* TRIP
(’has. Sandford. for a number of
years connected with the Nome Nug
get and later serving as deputy U.
S. Marshal In the local office, left
on this Victoria for the States. Mr.
Sandford will leave the States and
go to China and Siberia on an ex
tended trip as correspondent for
various periodicles. Being an ex
pert photographer Mr. Sandford will
supplement his articles with many
illustrations taken by himself. His
many friends wish him much suc
cess in his new venture.
•THE FIRST Al.ASKAN
AIR EXPEDITION*
Th. Nugget is in receipt of a
marked copy of the Geographical
Magazine for May. 1*122. containing
the article by Captain St. Clair
Street, ‘ The First Alaskan Air Ex
pedition.” We hereby acknowledge
receipt of the copy for which we ex
press our thanks and appreciation.
Regular subscribers to the Geo
graphical Magazine no doubt have
read the article which is of exceed
ing interest. __
J. SEIDENVERG
Will Open his New Store
with all the latest
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Shoes, Hats, and a full line of
Miners Outfittings
AT AFTER WAR PRICES
Location Formerly Klrstan Bros. Emporium
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’ QUALITY '
DON’T buy your Bread and Pastry simply because
they are high or low in price.
CONSIDER QUALITY by comparison with other
brands you’ll And that the best QUALITY is in our
BREAD AND PASTRY
In order to furnish our customers with fresh
bread we work nights, and in that way the bread and
pastry will be ready before noon every day.
WHISTLE
CAFE AND BAKERY
Um OPEN FOB BUSINESS
F F F F LINK OF TOBACCOS
AM) FMPOItTED TFKKISH CIGARETTES.
AFttOftA I FI,I. FINE OF SOFT DRINKS.
Dan’s Place
JOHN LAND railor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
I I TTKK IlKAn LKA1IM run
HT. LAtVRENTK ISLAND
The Cutter Bear, Captain Coch
ran commander, left June 23
at 10 a. m.’for St. Lawrence Island.
Captain Cochran expects to return
to Nome in about ten days.
RECEIVES CONTRACT TO HACK
LI'MIIER PROM FT. BA VIM
M. A. Winkler was the success
ful bidder and received the contract
to haul 110,000 feet of lumber
from Ft. Davis to Nome for the
Methodist Mission. Anions: the var
ious bids submitted Mr. Winkler’s
bid of $5.00 per thousand was the
lowest and; he nlccordfngly was
awarded the contract.
ARCTIC chief arrives
FROM GOLOV IX
The schooner Arctic Chief from
Golovin. Harry Chester owner and
captain, arrived in Nome Tuesday
at 7:00 a. m. Aboard as passen
gers were Mrs. Range. Erick John
son and Chas. Dexter and wife.
While anchored in the Snake
river harbor the engine developed
serious trouble and various expert
gas engineers were employed until
Friday morning locating the trouble
Mr. Chester Anally sailed from
Nome Friday at 2:30 a. m. with a
large number of passengers and full
consignment of freight.
DEPOSITORS IX DEFVNCT
S< ’AX BIX A VIA X, A MERICA X
I BANK CAX GET IXFORMATIOX
Th* Depositors’ Protective Asso
ciation of Seattle. Washington. 4 23
New' York Building. issue a free
bulletin containing very vnluable in
formation to depositors of the de
funct Scandinavian American Bank
of Seattle. A-ny depositor who has
not received a bulletin can obtain
one by merely writing to the Asso
ciation. This information Is ab
solutely free and will enlighten
those who are in doubt as to the
proper procedure to follow in re
gaining deposits made with the de
funct bank.
K< HOOM
FOR BANKS RAN I)
On Wednesday at 5 p. m. the
gas schooner Lettie arrived from
Unalaska in charge of Obtain Jas.
Crawford. The Lettie is bound for
Banks Land on a trading and trap
i ping expedition which will extend
I over a period of two years time.
! Five years ago Captain Crawford
went into Banks Land with the gas
trading schooner Challenge and
I found opportunities so encouraging
! that he has determined to again
j venture into the land. With him
| is his wife, a California girl who has
I never been North. Mrs. Crawford
will no doubt undergo experiences
that will make a lasting impression.
Leaving Unalaska June 13th,
Capt. Crawford sailed for Nome and
for three days was forced to anchor
behind Sledge Inland due to the
heavy southeaster prevailing, ar
riving at the Nome anrhorgae June
I On board is John Christensen,
! well known to Nomeites. having
| been a resident o fthis town for
I From Nome the Lettie will pro
i ceed to Teller and there make her
| headquarters until ice conditions
I are favorable to sail north. From
i Teller the boat will go to Point Hope
and there take aboard a crew of 20
j natives for trapping on the West
i coast of Banks Land. As white
men are not permitted to engage in
trapping this addition of natives is
necessary to accomplish the purpose
of the trip. The entire winter will
be spent on this Banks Land ven
. The boat i equipped with 1-30
h.p. Atlas ga- engine and made the
trip from Unalaska to Sledge Island'
j ir 4'/2 days. The entire trip north
was pleasant until the southeast
wind forced shelter behind SWlge
On board are supplies for a five
j rears trip. As Capt. Crawford
j purchased his boat at Unalaska his
i 'omplete outfit was brought front
San Francisco and S» attle to that
# Open from SR*
K 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. W
S..SPECIAL DINNER FROM S
S 5 P M. to 8 P. M. S
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
PERSONALS
Miss Lena Walton Is confined to
her apartments with a bad attack of
ttw. gripps.
Miss Mary Green arrived on the
Victoria and becomes an efficient
member of the Orphanage staff of
the Methodist Mission.
The Mission hospital is primarll|
to serve the needs of Eskimo pat
ients but will at all times be avail
able to Eskimos and white alike.
Hans Larsen, old time Nomeite.
leturti’d to Nome on the Hazel from
Unalakleet where he has been em
ployed during the winter.
Dr. J. W. Bayne left on the
Victoria for the outside where he
will take $ much needed vacation,
returning on one of the later boats.
C. C. Hecht, of the Coast Guard
Service, left on the Victoria for
Seattle where he will visit with his
parents, returning in September.
Mrs. I C. Ackley was an outbound
passenger on the Victoria for the
States, where she will visit with her
mother Mrs. Chas. Brown of Bell
ingham. Wash.
The Gas Schooner Hazel, the Bio
logical Survey vessel, arrived in the
Snake river harbor June 20th at
11 p. m., coming from Unaiakleet
and St. Michael.
Hugh O’Farrell and family have
established their residence in the
Freeding building at the foot of
Steadman avenue, where they will
remain for the summer and winter.
S. O. Groven, the Bluff miner
and operator, arrived on the Jewel
Guard. Mr. Groven will return to
his operations as soon as his busi
ness matters are concluded.
The Sea Wolf made her first trip
to St. Michael this week, leaving
Nome at 7:45 p. m. June 20th witfi
IT. S. mail, passengers and freight.
Captain Rank will call at Bluff and
Golovin.
Erick Johnson. Deputy U. 3.
Marshal from Council, left on the
Victoria for the States having in
charge a number of Federal prison
esr destined for McNeils Island and
Morningside.
Mrs. Sam Magids arrived on the
Victoria, enroute to Deering. Mr.
Magids had not returned from his
trip to Europe at the time the Str.
Victoria left Seattle and will come
to Nome on a later'boat.
Mrs. W. F. Baldwin and two
childhen left on the Victoria for
the States where they will remain
until next spring. Mr. Baldwin
will leave on the last boat to join his
Superintendent of the Nome i
school T r Collins and wife left on
the Victoria for Vancouver, B. C ,
Mr. Collins will open his summer J
school at Alta Lake a short distance !!
out of Vancouver.
Geo. H. Thomas and A.C. Stew
art of thr Golden Ore Min. Co. re
turned during the week from their
trip to Boulder and Bangor creeks.
The gentlemen report their camp
conditions as progressing satisfac
torily, tho the spring is far delayed.
Mrs. French returned to Seattle
on the Victoria, having satisfied her
self that the Mission, under the
charge of Mr. W. F. Baldwin, i
being conducted in a most competent
and satisfactory manner.
FOU SALE CHEAP.
One Laundry outfit complete.
One assay outfit. •
Second hand lumber. Furniture.
1000 chcets Galvanized Iron.
WANTED—1000 feet small min
ing rails. Inquire at
E. L. HOLT
HARDWARE
ARRIVED OX VICTORIA
A full Line of Ungr Stoves and
Range* Granite and Aluminum
Ware, Ruga and Linoleum, notions.
PRICES REASONABLE
HOLT’S NEW*" STORE
Telephone Main 11.
frank Martin
(MCADING FUR DKAMCK)
RAW FURS AND MADE UV GARMENTS.
liARGE STOCK OF MUKLUK8 AND PARKAS.
RAW MATERIAL FOR PARKAS; WOLF * WOLVERINE SKINS.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR MANUFACTURED GARMENTS.
CURIOS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR RAW' FURS.
1 Hudson Bay fur Co.
E OF SEATTLE
ft FRANK MARTIN, Agent.
MRS. NIEBLING’S
RESTAURANT
Open for Business
7 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M.
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E Arctic Bakeru, Candn StoreJ
and Ice Cream Parlor
(THK HONK OF HWUETS AND A GOOD PLACE TO EAT.)
FIRST CLASS BAKERY PRODUCTS
SOURDOUGH HOTCAKKS FROM 7 a. m. to 12 noon.
WE SERVE HILL'S BROS. COFFEE
GOOD .MEAL'S TO NINE P. M.
FRESH ICE CREAM DAILY
HOME MADE CANDY
|t SOFT DRINKS.
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