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We have recently received from Teller
An Extra Fine Shipment ,
of the Famous
“TELLER DRIED SALMON”
WHILE IT LASTS
-, - t FOR CASH
6cts. per Pound
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Owing to the Popularity of Our Coal Prices,
and to give those who were late in coming in
from the creeks an opportunity to secure their
WINTER'S COAL
AT BEDROCK PRICES
FOR CASH
We have extended our Summer quotations
to the close of business on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
OUR SPECIALTY
REINDEER
SELECT STEERS AND FALL FAWN
WHILE THEY LAST
FOR CASH
Steers, whole carcass 8cts per fb.
Steers, half carcass Pets per fb.
Fawn, whole carcass lOcts per fb.
Fawn, half carcass 11 cts per lb.
By paying cash, you are not paying for
the inevitable slow turn-over, unprofitable
lines, and the bad debts of others.
LOMeTCOMMERCIAL COMPANY
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LOCAL NEWS
WAT 1‘lirne Urines Mail Today.
Chest r Itiown piloting .111 NAT
plane arrived this afternoon fr<'m
Fairbanks 'w'th two weeks mall
and Chas. I>. Jones and Ron Tay
lor as passengers..' . '«
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Born Sunday morning. Nov. 5. a
beautiful baby- girl to the proud
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Miller.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Miss Betty Linaberry 1b recup
erating from an operation for ap
pendicitis. Her numerous friends
are hoping for a speedy recovery.
Leonard Smith who is confined
to the local hospital with stomach
trouble, is reported to be on the
mend.
An NAT plane is scheduled to
arrive Nome today from. .Fair
banks. The plane will probably
have mail for the past two weeks.
Leaving Nome Thursday morning
by airplane enroute to the States
via Fairbanks. Chas. Mason will
seek medical aid for chron'c bowel
complaint.
I*ars- Kvnning of the Lomen
Commercial Co., hopped off Thurs
day via NAT plane for Teller on
business in connection with the
j company.
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i A1 hough there were {several
telegrams received stating the11
Victoria arrived at Seattle, the
early part of the week, no defin
ite news as to the exact time of
her arrival has been received.
Subscribers to the Weekly Nug
get who do not receive their pap
er regularly will confer a favor on
the management if they will re
port same immediately. Every
effort is going to be made to have
subscribers papers delivered prom
ptly and without missing, and we
ask vonr co-operation in this mat
ter.
1 E. E. Adams who has conduct
ed the Snake River Grocery for
several years, announces thru the
columns of the Nugget that he has
decided to close his stor'e during
the winter period but expects to
jbe back on the job again in the
|spring. Mr. Adams is taking a
i well earned rest and is now able
• to call and visit with his many
;old time friends.
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Subtjribe For the Nugget
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The Milters' and Merchants Pnnk
which for years has been located
a? tl.e corner ol (front. Street .and
j Lanes Way( moved Standby tor
] I heir own building at Barracks
Square, which is the former loca
tion oif the Miners and Merchants
Bank. The new locution has been
'thoroughly overhauled and reno
vated throughout, and presents a
very favorable appearance.
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i VV. J. Rowe made a trip to
.Solomon va dog team this week
,to look over the feasibility of com
mencing the work of hauling the
dredge machinery of the former
Goldsmith dredge to Kougarok
where a new hull will be built and
Ihe machinery installed next
spring.
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The tug and barge belonging to
the Nome Ifurbor Lighterage Co.,
which was forced to seek safety
at Port Safety, due to slush and
ce along the coast during the
return trip to Nome from Bonanza
where a barge load of hay and
'supplies were landed for W. J.
rRcnve, transfer, were Anally hauled
|ou and placed in winter quarters
|at Safety.
Chester Milligan in charge of
construction activities for the mov
ing and budding of a dredge on
Sunset Creek, has a crew of men
at work at present digging a pond
for the new hull to be construct
ed and launched next spring. Lat
er a crew of meg will be busy
dismantling the Osborn Creek
dredge and moving the machinery
to Sunset Creek.
Several thousand reindeer are
|now being killed at Teller. Golo
|vin and Egavik and placed in cold.
I storage until next spr'ng. when
* the meat will be shipped to the
^states. This also gives the nat
ives a considerable amount of
'work in these localities and adds
|to the'r livlihood. Native deer as
.well as Lomen deer are being
|handled and all placed in the cold
jstorage plants of the Lomen Com
! panv.
The Pioneers of Alaska . have au
naunced that a:, the ne\- meeting
to be 'held on Wednesday*. Nov
ember 15th. the social committee,
will serve refreshments in he
members. The lunch w'll ('insist
;of a Dutch lunch with a!', frills
land smokes. „■
As there has been considerable
business accumulated dnrirg • the’
'summer and plans for a hnsv soc
ial season are to be made a lurge
attendance is desired and all kipip
1 's that can rttend are urg k. to
be present.
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Auction Silt OKti
1933 March 14 Aug; IS
Not 31 April 11 Sept. 13
Doc. 31 May 1C Oct. 10
1934 Jan; 17 Jaa« 13 Not. 14
Feb. 14 July 11 Dec. 13
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KMCCIAL SALES HELD
OK IUBQUWT OP SHIPPERS
Adnara will bo Baade M vaaal whea re- ,
goaded. TTaasTarred by telegraph If j ^
The SEATTLE FUR EXCHANGE
1MI Weater* Araaae Beattie, D.8.A.