LOCAL NEWS
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Hugh O'Farr?!, papular butcher
at Polet'n. is back on the job again
a.’ter a few (lays illness
Motors hip Good Hope of the
Lyng Navigation Co., is scheduled
to sail for Kotzebue and way
points July 3.
„ ; Al 'r rtuctke an operator out
bn -Dexter Creek lame into Nome
*<>n busine ss and remained over for
a few days.
Martin Marion returned to Bluff
today on the Jewel Guard, taking
a big outfit of supplies for him
self and Miekev Powers.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Hellerich. an eight pound girl. Mo
ther and child are doing nicely,
while father wears a knowing
_ smile.
Julius Nelson an old timer who
ha been sick and- confined at the
Maynard Columbus Hospital for the
pa-d several months, passed away j
oH the 30th.
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A trip along the Nome beach
shows many men mining with rock
ers and longtoms. also that some
are sluicing with small gasoline
engines and pumps.
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Tbe freighter Derblay discharg-1
ed 145 tons of freight at Teller]
yisterday, but owing to ice con
ditions had to leave and expects
to he back at midnight.
George Laiblin retnrned to Nome!
this ■week front the head of the
Noatak river, where he and Harry
S'rong were interested in pros
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pecting. activities. • ■ j
Doc Piatt and his partner Mel
vin Merrifield. have moved their
garage from their former place of,
business to the building formerly i
known as the. ftold Belt Pool Hall j
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Isadore Fix who has a trading
post at Shelton and also operates
« gas car between Nome and Shel
ton. arrived in Nome on the 28th,
it being his first trip of the sea
son.
-George J. Waldheim has gone
over to the Casadepaga mining
section to look over some ground
with a view of working the same
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should he ascertain sufficient
values. i '/
I5r. LT' W. Fromm who owns
placer claims betweeu Anvil Creek
and Cooper Gulch has his brother
out there sinking ^shafts. The
•last shaft he says shows encou
rrging values.
Joseph Newhauser who Is min
ing on a bench off Dexter Creek
came into town. Tuesday and re
turned the following day. He says
that the late spring weather has
in'ude mining very backward.
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Xe!s Swanberg left ft>r Osborne
creek 0|, the 28th inst with a cou
•ple of men. He has two or three
men at work on the ditch sys em.
His intention is to get busy oper
ating at the earliest possible time
't. r (Bud» Lehmann, who is
a-siHiated w-ith his father in the
Lehmann stores, expects to fly to
Fairbanks next week. Bud is go
:ng on a vacation To' Oakville,
Wash,, where he will join his wife.
Clyde White caine in from the
Kougarok section the first of the
week He came in to secure a
core drill which he obtained from
N'els Swanberg, and returned im
mediately to his place of investi
gation. • * -
Fourth of July committee are
working hard to give Nomeites
and visitors a big celebration
next Tuesday. If you will please
turn to page five of this issue,
you will learn all about the pro
gram and sport events to be pulled
off.
FOR SALE
ripe fittings, valves, injectors,
toiler gauges, pipe, cable and wind
lass, and other useful articles for
miners. . Inquire of Bronson
or Nugget Office. . Everything for
sale »»t bargain prices.
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Mono*
Robert Baldwin has been ap
pointed Subscription representative
for The Saturday Evening Post,
me Home Journal and
The Country Gentleman. See me
fop any of the above magazines..
Robert.
WANTED—A second hand Un
derwood typewriter, must he !n
good condition. Inquire at the
Nugget Office.•
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Five claims in* a row. six to eight
feet to bed rock. Thawed ground
125 feet wide. Plenty of water,
spring at, head of the creek. In
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iculars.
JUST ARRIVED
Everything
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The Babies
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FASTER MOKE RUGGED
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FOR >
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BLAST HOLES
WELLS
OVER FIFTY YEARS'
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HILLMAN Cl.
3201 1st AYE SOUTH,
Seattle, Washington
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Tor other local news during
tie week days look on pages 3
iod 4 under days of the_ week
with telegraphic news aa publish
d la the daily bulletin
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ough to m«U tile Noai« Weekly
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airplane in* 11. eea bow ke bad m
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