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LOCAL NEWS
J. C. Brown, one of the original
minded' than the people of the
Line, the richest gold hearing
ground to be unearthed in the
Nome section, was a returning
passenger to Nome of the Vic
toria, after being in the States for
a number of years.
Mrs. Lily Cavey, wife of Walter
Carey, one of the well-known
Nome boys, was an artrvlng pas
senger on the Vic yesterday.
O. D. Cochran, prominent Nome
attorney for the Hammon Consol
idated Gold Fields, was a return
ing passenger aboard the. Victoria
which arrived Nome Sunday. Mr.
Cohran, who, was very 111 this
past winter in Seattle, reports he
is feeling much better now.
Henry J. Golberg of California
4rrived on the Victoria Sunday
from the States. It is reported
that Mr. Goldberg is going to
Bluff to look into the Buckniaste;
‘'property' in-that section.
J. H. Cornwall, son of Mrs. C.
H. Code of Nome, and wife and
son Itichard. were new arrivals on
the S. S. Victoria, which arrived
Nome Sunday morning.
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Mrs. Fred Daniels, well known
Nomeite and eo-urdough, was a
returning passenger to Nome on
board the Victoria from the States.
i Mr. and Mrs. Harper and chil
| dren were arrivals on the Vic
[ from the States Sunday. Mr. Har
i per will take charge of the U. S.
'Signal Corps station at Nome, the
position formerly ocupied by Mr.
Winshtp.
Max R. Hirshberg, sourdough
Nomeite, was u returning passen
ger to Nom« Sunday- aboard the
Vic. after being in the States for
the past few years. He plans on
returning to his mining property
in the Teller section as soon as
weather permits.
August Homberger, well-known
Nome carpenter, returned to
Nome Sunday on the Victoria from
the States. Mr. Homberger, who
has been ill for sonie time,. is re
ported to be feeling fine now.
CARPHNTKB
BUILDER
ALTERATIONS REPAIRS
ART BROWN
Will Draw Year Plans And
Complete Yonr Estimates
j Inquire Nugget Of Ace
MODERN
A WORKING MAN’S
DINNER COOKED TO
A KING’S TASTE.
HOME RAKED BREAD
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j Mrs. H. G. Hughes, wife of Dr.
: H. G. Hughes, well-known Nome
dentist, and daughter Eileen, were
new arrivals in Nom* on the Vic
toria Sunday.
J. J. Keenan and wife, sour
j dough Nomeltes, returned to Nome
on the Vic Sunday, after spending
the last year or so in the States.
They plan on living in Candle this
year, and will probably leave for
there in about two weeks.
Ira Orton, pioneer attorney and
sourdough Nomeite, was a return
ing passengers to Nome from Se
attle aboard the Victoria.
C. L. Peck, pioneer mining man
of this and the Solomon river sec
lion, returned to Nome as a pas
senger aboard the S. S. Victoria
Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Peterson, sourdough
and well-known Kotzebue resi
dent, was an artval on the S. S.
Victoria, which arrived Nome Sun
day morning.
Mrs. T. A. Vernon, well known
In Nome and Kotzebue, returned
aboard the Victoria Sunday, to
Nome. She plans on leaving soon
for Kotzebut, In company with
Mrs. Patterson.
FOR SAIiK: Five room house
nicely furnished. Inquire at
get Office. _
attkntion:
PIANO OWN FRS
Will Ieav„ shortly for Juneau.
Anyone needing expert piano tun
ing service better telephone your
orders now. Will not visit Nome
for soiiie time. Thank yon. 0*0.
Anderson. Headquarters: Golden
date Hote.
Midnight Sun Baking Co.
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TOP SIRLOIN STEAK WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE 70 eta.
From Choice Steer Beef. Prepared As You Desire.
COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKERY GOODS
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
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THE GOLOVIN BAY PACKING CO. OF GOLOVIN.
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WB HAVB JUST OPENED A FINE LINE OF NATIONAL
BISCUIT CO. PRODUCTS.
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