LOCAL NEWS
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Paul lUiuti^cti. a Itapper and
prospector of the Koogarok sec
tion arrived in Nome Tuesday.
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Traveller* along the Ka«t coa*'
report that the hill* bark from
the beach of Bering Sea are *h«w
i* g a a-ri-at -fnanyr bare place**
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‘ Heir ill* id will .merest
MjuaUf »i h, l>oc Prat* in the auto
and general re pairing, also garag*
■ business. it is reliably reported
iVm, Kehroeder hetir known a«
“Payaw Bill", nme in from Hast
ings i re* k the forepart of the week
. <*» attend to some unfimsted busi
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1 jr'V ;j 1 try Creek the meitinr
fcnonr I* covering the ice with ron
alderahie_tyat.cr -and ft*tming large
' J« nd- 'ba' will soon begin to flow
_over , the-Tee To the sea.
* Al Magretire,, the Marshall tra
der, arrive^ in Xome last Saturday j
—evening .Mr. Mourence and The
younk lady who” on Sunday becamc
hi« bride, flew from Marshall with!
Pilot Chester Brown. He repor*s|
that business was rather fair this ]
winter Mink lead in fur*, of
I
*)ikk there ws a fapplj*
Koxe* and other far mare poor.
The health of the eonmaafty mas
rood. After attending to several
items of business. Mr. Monrenee
and hi* bride re:nrn«d to their
home ria NAT plank* fhthday.
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jt B- Julian* superintendent of
ol*e**tf«B* for the flymen Com
,ji<-reial Co at 1$ atdwtit Is reaem
«r his old acquaintances around
Nome sine*- his arrira! last meek
Xelk 8hranber| Jr , a sjam time
ago purchased the properly of
T in Kohanek; located on Third
Annup and Hogan's -AUey. and ex
pe<ts to oerupy same about June
1.5 th. .
fhas. Yaegar mho has teen pros
petting the past winter in com
pany with Georg*- Waldheim, will
leave for the Konggrok district in
the near future, to try bis lack
:i that section. r__—
A. Sajnbo srHred in Nome K»tn -
day, from Bonanza and Uaalakleet.
He hag been doing representation
work at Bonanza with George Gea
rnalis, agen'(**'for the J. F. Halpin
interests of N'esr York City.
Mr. Hpuriuck, who for many
years resided lit. a cabin on the
beach just this side of Cape Nome,
hud the misfortune to' lose bis
cabin by 6rc t^e forepart of the
Wien Airways
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Licensed Equipment and Personnel
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LEAVES SEATTLE MAY 24; AUGUST 2; AND OCTOBER I
FOR
BERING SKA POINTS
CALLING ON ALL TRIPS AT NOME. GOIXJVIN, ST. MICHAEL,
AND TELLER. ALSO CALLING ON THE FIRST TWO TRIPS
AT ALL KOZTKBUE SOUND PORTS
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See Us Now For Freight Reservations
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT DOLLARS ARE SPENT IN
_NORTHWESTERN ALASKA
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' NOME, ALASKA.
SEATTLE OFFICE—*387 COLMAN BUIIjDING
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■ week. If fwicji that he 1
S (’re before f it, out on *Ue k*
; to iiah for * Md Coda, au i wher
he returned he found his cabin In
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ashes.
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It is reliably reported that the
jPAA contract with MOM was com
pleted April 2©tb
Howard L>n* fti a wire to C- J.
j Petersen, dated at Mountain Vin
tage, • April ll. states that be ea
,pects to arrive back In Some
jabou* May first, and that his dogs
^and himself are'in good shape.
Peter Curran Jr., the trail car
rier. arrived in town Monday af
ternoon at -2 o'clock, with a load*
of second class mail that came
down the Yukon river. He left on
his nftnrn trip Wednesday A. M.
The Hamnon Consolidated Gold
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Klelds on Monday began spraying
;crude oil up<Vt< the snow that cov
‘-r^. the. road between, the Main
;Office asfdT.it tie Creek. It is stir
jprisinE how quickly the oil melts
the snow. The object is to rid
: the road of snow so that their
motor cars can function without
delaying spring operations.
Jerry Sullivan arrived in town
I from Humboldt creek Thursday on
business.
FOB SALK
large Plater Tract. A Xo. 1
placer gol<l claims in the Kougarok
sfetion. Thawed ground mostly,
water conditions anti etc. Ideal for
Constant anti regular dredge opera
tions. , Pew large boulders, ten feet
of over burden, gravel floor, width
four hundred feet.
I'nusunlly heavy wide anti deep
oltl river bottom of uniform and
continuing heavy gold placer con
centration, pannings regular, unus
ually satisfactory, best and safest
in Alaska, quick fortune maker, no
litigancy. Principals only. Address
lor inquire HI \<nnc X'ngget Office.
gexbk.il sKwixt; shop
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We do repairing on socks,
clothes skins or furs. Drill park
as made. We do every kind of
sewing.
Xeit door to Dream Theatre.
Kva Tate and Klizabetli Albert
DR. L W. FROMM
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DINING
ROOM
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SECOND AVENUE
Chili or Short Orders
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From 0 p.m. till 3 p.m.
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Special Dinners by Appoint*
' ment Only
Telephone or CPU
REAL HOME COOKING
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BANKING NOTES
We Purchase Gold Dust at Assay
Value lens cost of handling.
We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Money by Mall
or Telegraph.
We Pay Interest on Time Deposits
at the rate of 8% per annum.
A Bank Account Encourages
and helps yon to sare.
We Solicit Tour Account. .
MINERS ANDl MERGHNTS BANK
OP ALASKA
Capital..............9100,000.00
Surplus.. 38,000.00
For other airplane uctlrUtee loci
aider tfce Telegraph Bulletin day*
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m iim Kim: for .nome daily
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Every Month In the Year
1933 Auction Sole Dotes
4 May 16 Sept. 26
June 20_. Oct. 24
July 25 Xov. 21
Apr. IS Aug 29 Dec. 21
SPECIAL SALKS HELD
OK REQUEST OF SHIPPERS
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Advance* will he made a* usual when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph If
desired.
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The SrtUllo Fur
Kvclwnge has al
ways demonstrated
to the satisfaction
of all thetr shippers
that it can and
does sell furs in
a manner superior
to anyone else. Our
monthly auction
sales are recogniz
ed by buyers of raw
furs as the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of fine Alaska furs.
The SEATTLE FUR'EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle. U.S.A.
LAST OF THE MONTH
QUALITY SPECIALS
SLICED BEETS
Makes good salads for spring
CUT STRIN6 BEANS
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Contain the necessary vitamin
for spring tonics
PEACHES
In 2V2 lb. cans at a bargain
NEW COOKIES AND
CAKES
Crisp, Crunchy and heathful
SEE OUR DISPLAYS AND
NOTE THE LOW PRICES
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices
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