THE ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
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AUGUST 14TH
CONTACTING ALL PORTS AS FAR
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NORTH AS KOTZEBUE
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Your Freight Offerings are Solicited
The Arctic Transport Company
Kotzebue
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
August 6
.Nome Nugget:
The M. 8. New York of the
Lyng Navigation Co. arrived here
a few days ago commanded by the
well known Mike flottshalk of
Nome. They expect to leave in a
few days. „
| A Democratic Ball was £iven
iSaturday night at “Paul’s Place” by
Messrs Howard Lyng and Arthut
[Chamberlin, candidates for the
Territorial Legislature. Splendid
music consisting of two piano ac
cordians was furnished l>y Frank
Davidovics and Jerry Cappock.
Tlte hall was crowded to csfu
aeity and the merry-making contin
tied till the small hours of ^h
morning.
Refreshments were served at
midnight. Every one voted the
dance one of the season’s finest.
Several days . ago Pilot Ben
Easley of the Roust Airways o
rived here with Mr. Pat Sween ■>
Deputy Marshall of Nome to ge
a prisoner. Due to weather con
ditions. Mr. Easley stayed ove
with Mr. Sweeney. In the even .
ing a dance was held at “Panl’s
Place." in honor of Mr. Sweeney
A nice lunch was served in t'
evening. One and all enjove
thp dance immensely.
I The M. S. Meteor comma n’
by Mr. W.iTliams arrived early
this morning with IT. S. mail. Mr.
Henry Coffin was a passenger from
I leering. Mr. Arthur Ch.mberl.it
is a return passenger for Torn".
Mr. Hugo'1 Eckhardt made a
business trip here today. Mr.
Eckhardt says every thing' is in
good shape at his fox farm.. (
Mr. D. McDonald and 1 daughter
Mary Francis from Candle are hero
for medical attention.
All flf Patricia Ann Chamberlin’s
friends got together last Sunday
and had a lovely dinner and a
dance at Pauls Place in honor of
"Princess Pat." The dinner and
dance was enjoyed by everyone.
The dance contlnuel till the wee
small hours of the morning.
A • few days ago the cutter
HOLLYWOOD \
GRILL
“UP-TO-THE-MINUTE" ”
With the latest Refrigeration
System for our Meats
HOME COOKING
Oar Specialty—Steaks,
Bread, and Pie and Pastry.
Chef—“Spagettl Ban"
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NOME LAUNDRY I
JOE AMAROK; Prop.
All Types of Laundry Work.
Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Get Our List of
1 Reasonable Prices
(Next to Dream Theatre)
'' ’^’"Nome, \sJ Alaska.
THE
SHAMROCK
CARD AND LUNCH
ROOM
GENE COMER
Proprietor
Opp. Dream Theatre
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1904
Checking Accounts denied
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
We Solicit Tour Business
Northland arrived here on her
way up north. Miss Keaton th<
field nurse was a passenger f«
here. Miss May Thompson. Mis?
Sadie Brower and Mr. Jim Al
len were also passengers. Mis
Thompson from Teller came ovei
for medical ‘ attention. Miss
Brower is just returning to her
home at Pt. Parrow after foui
years .of schooling in San bran
cisco. Mr. Jim Alien is also re
turning to his home in VXniiiw
right from the States.
When the cutter arrived Dr.
R E. Smith li rt cl the tug boat
“Krbuk" of Mag'ds Bros, and n
vlt«l a bunch of .young people K»
go oown and lear their first talk
v«. They were very miien amaz
ed and thrilled when they heard
them talking. They thanked I>r.
Smith and the Northland crew
very much for being so kind a
to show them the pictures.
August 12
Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT
arrived her„ last evening with
Mrs. W, Cordle and Mrs. Fortsan
as passengers.
Angellne Davldovi.m
HPORTHMKV ATTENTION!
The Territorial Game Commission
at Juneau, Alaska, haa appointed
three game wardens for this sec
tion whose duties it will be to ar
rest and prosecute any persons
shooting ptarmigAns between now
and the opening of the season
September 1. Having these birds
in one’s possession will be sufllc
lent evidence for conviction. The
penalty therefor is imprisonment,
and a tine of $25 for each bird
found in one’s possession.
Northwestern Alaska Fur, Flsli
And Game Protective Assorb*
lion.
extra/
NEWS
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CHOICE T BONE STEAKS
COOKED TO VOl'R TASTES
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«" ONE WEEK SPECIAL
OPEN PROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
“THE HOME OF THE SOURDOUGH”
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
FRESH
KILLED
REINEER
MEAT
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POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices