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Lomen Commercial Co.
LOCAL NEWS
Lieutenant Commander C. H.
Milton fro^, 4he Coast Guard Cut
ter Northland yesterday conducted
the yearly inspection of the
Nome Coast Guard.
The cutter Northlai.d with Cap
tain W. K. Scammei in charge left
the Nome roadstead this after
noon at,, 4 o'clock, hound for Point
Barrow and way ports. The
"white engine of the North,” as
the Northland is called, will make
stops enroute while the ship's doc
tor makes his usual inspections
The trip will taktr about live weens'
timer.
E. E. Lottsfeldt, foreman of the
Alaska Itoad Commission at Solo
mon made a trip to Nome yester
day and returned to his home a
Solomon today.
J. O. Andree and Herbert Eng
strom, in town from their mining
property on Osborne Creek, state
that the Julian dredge, which they
started about a month ago—.to ~ra»
pair, is now In working order and
that operations will start In two
or thrt^ ’dsi.vs.
Ben Nelson who was brought In
to the hospital from hlif proper.y
on the beaoh up from Nome, in
tec'ive'rlng from his ill less now.
Charles Jones entered the hos
pital Monday to undergo a miner
operation and left today.
Mrs. Garnet Martin had her ton
sils removed in the hospital yes
terday. and is now convalescing.
Last night was the deadline for
purchasing of city driver’s lic
enses. Warning was issued that
from today on anyone withoir a
license would be llib’o to ar-esL
Up to this morning 172 licenses
wile Issued, with -.ix today. One
at rest was made this morning for
violation of the law.
ROSS KIJES HERE FROM
FAIRBANKS; RETURNS TODAY
(By The Associated Press)
Pilot Vic Ross of the NAT ar
rived in Nome from Fairbanks to
day and left early this afternoon
to return to Fairbanks. Pilot
Ross took with him T). D. Muir,
George Gange and F. B. C. Lock
wood as passengers for Fairbanks
and Dr. J. W. Edmunds for Ruby :
On his trip to Nome yesterday, !
Pilot Ross took Andy Sodarlan 1 j
to Ruby from Fairbanks, Dr. T. J.
Pyle from Nulato to Holy Cross
and from there to Anvlk, and
MIXERS AND MERCHANTS fi
IBANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1904
General Banking Business
Conducted
(4iecking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
j I Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
j ! We Solicit Your Business
MODERN II
A WORKING MAN’S
DINNER COOKED TO
A KING’S TASTE.
HOME BAKED BREAD
t FOR SALE.
i OPEN 0 A.M.
(HjOSK s p.m.
CAFE
brought Bill Wagner here from
the Interior city.
Mias Milded Keaton, traveling
nurse under the Buerau of In
dian Affairs, left Nome today on
the Cutter Northland for Kotse
bue. Miss Keaton regularly ren
ders assistance to inhabitants of
Shismaref, Teller, Wales, Igloo
and Deering.
Mrs. Fohn-Hansen has ^extended
an invitation to all mothers of
young children here to meet with
her at 8 o'clock tomorrow even
ing in the nnrsee home.
D. D. Muir, vice-president of
the United States Smelting, Reifln*
ing and Mining Company with
headquarters in Boston who has
been in Nome for the past week
on a trip to look over the opera
tions of the Hainmon Consolidated
Gold Fields, left this afternoon
with Pilot Vic Ross to return to
Fairbanks and from there to the
States.
George Gange, auditor for the
same company, also left Nome to
day to return to the States oy
way of Fairbanks.
EASLEY BACK FROM CANDLE
FLIES TO KOTZEBUE
Pilot Ben Easley arrived back
In Nome from a trip to Candle
and flew today to Baldwin and
Kotzebue with Deputy • Marshall
P. H. Sweeney for the latter
town.
The tug Genevieve of the Lome*
Commercial Company made a trl»
to Solomon at 9 o’clock last
night with a large load of freight
for that place. »
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CENTURA PROGRESS SWEET PICKLES
Full Quart Jars
SLICED 40 cents per Jar
WHOLE 40 cents per Jar
SHELLED SALTED PEANUTS, 35 cento per lb.
FROZEN SWEET STRAWBERRIES, per cap 95 cento
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