CONSISTENTLY THE BEST
0115 STXH'K OF S. A W
FOOD PRODUCTS IS CX>M
WK KNOW OF NO
BRAND OF FOOO PRO
DUCTS AS GOOD.
YOU CAN BUY S. & W.
GOODS IN OUR STORK AS
(HEAP AND CHEAPER
THAN WHAT YOU PAY
FOR OTHER BRANDS.
THORULF LEHMANN
•fiSSSSSSS'fiSRSSili'fiSS
» JOHN A. WMOX #
•ft r.8. MINERAL SURVEYOR S
!fi Nome, Ala*fc*. S
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Please take notice that the open
season for shooting Ptarmigan be
gins on September 1st. Assist me
in protecting our native birds.
ROBERT JAMES
Game Warden
Good Service
Quick Returns
We are selling agents for
Alaska Fur Shippers, disposing
of your furs to the best advan
tage possible. Regular Sales
will be held about every two
months. Special sales held
whenever market justifies.
Advances made on shipments
when requested.
Give us your support
Ship now for our next sale
Commission
We charge shipper 4% on lots over
$1,000 and 5% on lots under $1,000,
which covers fire and burglary insur
ance and all handling charges.
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Seattle Fur Exchange
65 MARION STREET VIADUCT
Seattle.U.S.A.
VICTORIA SAILS OS
THIRD TRIP OF SEASON
Seattle. Aug. 23—The steamship
Victoria sailed from here Wednes
day morning Aug. 22nd with a full
cargo and the following passengers
aboard:
NORA WINN
MRS. O. L. ANDREWS
LOUIS STEELE
BLANCHE TOGERSON
A. NELSON
HARRIET SNODGRASS
WAYNE PANGMAN
MISS M. PHILLIPS
J. S. HAYNES
MISS C. FRENCH
N. C. TATE
H. L. STEELE
MRS. H. L. STEELE
C. M. DOLAN
MARGARET TAYLOR
REV. W F. BALDWIN
MRS. W. F. BALDWIN
. HELEN BALDWIN
ROBERT BALDWIN
U. BALDWIN
J. A. REED
F. E. KLIENSCHMIDT
MRS. ALMA Bl'NTING
ALVICKE YOJA
ALVIN POLET
F. AQUINO
J. NATINE
JAS. O’SULLIVAN
ELMA C. YORK
MRS. A. E. RANGE
MRS. F. E. KLEIN'SCHMIDT
Those taking passage for St. Mich
ael are as follows
EVA ROCK
MRS. C. L. CALVIN
MARION CAMPBELL
The Steamer Latouc-he sailed from
Seattle for Nome and Bering Sea
points Tuesday evening.
Just Received
Aluminum Ware. Everware and
Reliance brands, just received. Used
Electrict Vac Cleaners, also Electric
Washer very reasonable. Single Beds
and Matresses. New Way oil burn
ers, latest and best. Full line Lang
Stoves and Ranges.
Quality Goods at
HOLT'S NEW 8TOR1
HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11.
LOCAL NEWS
HAMMOND PARTY PAYS
XOMB KXTKNDRD VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook who are
members of the W. P. Hammond
I»arty made the trip north to the ice
pack on the Buford, the remainder
of the party consisting of Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Hammon. Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Hammon. B. D. Hyde, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Thomas and Thomas H.
Breeze remained in Nome for the
W. P. Hammon is the President
of the Hammon Consolidated Gold
Fields. B. D. Hyde is a director in
t.he Hammon Company, W. T.
Thomas is one of the stockholders
and Thomas H. Breeze is the com
pany's attorney.
St H. Ill,I K SEA TO
RETURN TO SIBERIA
| According to John A. Lainpe who
is a Siberian representative of the
Olaf Swenson Company, traders of
Seattle. Washington, the schooner
Blue Sea which arrived in Nome
from Anadyr last week will return
to East Cape and Anadyr with the
two Red Guards that were overpow
ered by the crew of the Iskum and
brought to Nome early in August.
Capt. Anderson of the Blue Sea
will not return to Siberia in com
mand of the vessel but will likely
return to the States. Cape. Louis
Hanson has signed on as the new
skipper and will sail the vessel from
Nome. It is understood among
those who are interested in trading
ir. Siberia that conditions in that
country at present are much better
than has been in the last year and
trading will probably be resumed
with outside traders.
DAN (TTID IS STILL
A VISITOR IN NOME
A very beautiful wedding took
place 'Wednesday afternoon at 4:30
in the Congregational Church with
th<^ R^v. Horatio M. Mobbs officiat
Alex L. Pritchard and Miss Edith
Mary Meal were united in marriage,
the bride wore flat crepe and car
ried a very beautiful boquet of flow
ers. Mrs. J. S. Stan groom played
the wedding march and Miss Jessie
Newton sang “O Promise Me.” Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Box attended the
bride and groom at the ceremony.
After the wedding ceremony the
bridal party repaired to Milo’s Cafe
where an elaborate dinner had been
prepared for the happy young cou
ple and their guests. Those pres
ent at the wedding and dinner were.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. L. Pritchard. G.
A. Perryman. Noble Taylor. Clyde
Taylor. Mrs. J. Stangroom. Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. Holer, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H.
Box. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Rynning.
Miss Lucy Vander Steere. Miss Jes
sie Newton and Mrs. J. C. Ogden.
After the dinner was over the
groom attended a Masonic meeting,
after which Mr. Pritchard was then
placed in an automobile truck and
his friends then escorted him down
town singing as they went “He
just got marnei.” Aft°r escorting
the happy newly married man
around town for a short t*me he
was then turned over to his wife
and good nights were said and the
happy couple repaired to their apart
Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard will make
their h6me in Nome daring the com
I ing winter. Mrs. Pritchard was an
arrival on the Buford, coming up
from Oakland, California, where she
resided with her parents. The bride
is a sister of Mrs. Andrew Box. the
wife of the congenial proprietor of
the Elite Hotel.
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j SUNDAY AUGUST 2«th |
CHICKEN DINNER |
| Alaska Grown Head Lettuce |
I Asparagus Tips
I Ice Cream and Cake. |
1 AT BAHLKE’S.
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FRESH STOCK
WHITMAN’S
CANDY
LOMEN BROS
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Our shipment of Ladies and Children's Merchandise is now on
display. Before doing any purchasing "we invite you to look over
our stock.
With every purchase for a child a balloon given free.
We also have a complete line in our Men's Department.
We specialize in suitcases and grips. The finest north of
Seattle.
JACK SEIDENVERG
LAST CALL
ONI'V A FEW OASES I.EFT OF THE FAMOUS CAUFORNIA
Salinas Burbank Potato
Petaluma Eggs
THERE IH NO BETTKit.
l-U-st time in yearn nince we have been able to nhip these to Nome
at liKun'N <uij way near buins mtwinablr.
I’ETALUMA ECXJH per cane, $14.00. |Vr iWn 50 cents
SALINAS Blit HANKS l*OTATOES per crate $8.00. 12 II*. *1.00
ANNOUNCEMENT
WITH s. 8. VICTORIA WE WILL HAVE A LARCK SHIPMENT OF
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, AIaSO A (XIMlMiEU*] LINK
of groceries from which you can select YOUR OyT
FIT AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
jLPOLET
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR FOR ALASKA FOR ALL
VITAMIN FOOD CO. PRODUCTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
NOME, : : ALASKA
NOME I'lTBUC SCHOOL
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 4th
The Nome public school will start
at 9 A. M. Tuesday September 4th
according to Superintendent L. E.
Rynning of the Nome Public School.
Two teachers are coming in on
the Str. Victoria to replace those
going out. Miss Margaret Taylor
one of the teachers coming in is a
graduate of the University of Mon
tana. with a Masters Degree from
the University of Washington and
will be the High School teacher nnd
will have charge of the English,
Spanish and History classes.
Miss Blanche Torgenson will have,
the upper grades in the Grammei'
School, Miss Torgenson taught
school at Thane, Alaska, last year.
Both teachers are highly recom
mended by Lester D. Henderson,
Commissioner of Education at Jun
Miss Jessie Newton will take
charge of the intermediate grades
and Miss Cochrane will have the
Primary room.
According to Supt. L. E. Rynn
ing the outlook is very good for the
coming school year, and states that
he expects 18 pupils in the High
School this year.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Bishop Cremont will give Confir
mation at 9 o’clock mass Sunday
Augu. 26th at the Catholic church.
NOME LADIES ENTERTAIN
LADY E X C 7U KSIOXIST8
White the Nome Chamber of Com
merce were holding a smoker at the
Log Cabin with the Delegation of
members from the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce Friday night
August 17th. the ladies of the ea
cursionists party were being enter
tained at the Masonic Temple by
the ladles of the Eastern Star with
a whist party.
While the party was very im
promptu. it was a very pretty affair
The room and tables were decorated
with fresh flowers grown in Nome,
the great outside cannot boast of a
finer array in either size or quality
i of flowers than those used for the
decoration.
The prizes were typical of Alaska
and were mostly won by the ladies
from the visiting party or were pre
sented to them by the winners. Af
ter the card games a light lunch
was served which was enjoyed by
every one. the entire evening was
a delightful one. songs were sung
and every one entered into the enter
tainment with the spirit of the
"Buford Cruise.”
POUND.
A Ladies Gold breast pin near
Dream Theatre, owner can have
same by paying for this advertise
ment at Nugget office. _
To Our Visitors
We extend a hearty
WELCOME
May the information you have
received on the conditions in
Alaska, be of benefit to both
yourselves and the people of
the northland. Using the
language of our Governor we
have this to say.
ALASKA NEEDS CAPITAL
ALASKA NEEDS PEOPLE
ALASKA HAS RESOURSES
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THE D. E. CROWLEY GROCERY GO. INC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager