OGAL NEWS
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The S-.S. 'Arthur J. Baldwin of
; Arctic Transport Co. sails for
me from Seattle Wednesday.May
tfc. aeording to new? today.
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The funeral of Mrs. Al Braten,
o died Friday morning, wllj be
id at the Methodist church at
lv M;. Sunday, May ’1.
Wilson Bourdon while out hunt
; shot and killed a large Oogr
k Seal a few days ago out on
» Ice at the Cape.
LUennv Loveway came in from
nset Creek section on Tuesday
t for a brief visit and returned
Wednesday morning. .
Bob Schelde!* the Boniface of
> Dexter Road House came into
vn a few days ago on business
d returned^ after a short stay.
Dr. O. A. Braafladt who has
i-n engaged in doing dental aer
o at White Mountain Industrial
ool, retards 1 to Nome Friday,
resume his practice here.
A few days ago a party returning
>m the K ou gar ok stopped at the
hn Jucabco.n Road House slt
ted on Nome River at a point
where the bridge crosses and there
he found John and Mrs. Edna
Christofferson both sitting upon
the bunks forthe reason that there
was about' one foot of. water on
the floor.
Capt. Harry Ewert with a couple
of men are repairing and condition
ing the Jewel Guarfr so as to be
ready for launching after the
.breakup. y '*%-y--y
Raiph Ulrickson who in mftiTng
on the sulbmarine in partnership
with his brother and Henry Moore
came into the City Saturday night
and reports satisfactory results.
Henry Burgh, proprietor of the
Nevada, obtained the first two
liieer and wine licenses to be issu
ed at Nome. He has taken out
a beer dispensary license and also
retail.
Fred King who resides with his
family a little east of Penny River
where he has been engaged in
prospecting during the past win
ter was a Nome visitor the first
of the week
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Carl Fromm, brother of Dr. L<
W. Fromm, the dentist, came in
from a (bench on the west limit
of Cooper Gulch where he is op
erating with several others. He
took out some tools to he used in
the spring cleanup.
Wien Airways
OF ALASKA, INC.
AIRPLANE PASSENGER SERVICE
Baggage Allowance 50 lbs.
GREATLY REDUCED FREI6HI MIES
U. S. Department of Commerce
Licensed Equipment and Personnel
Address all communications to
Fairbanks, Alaska
ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
LEAVES SEATTLE MAY 24; AUGUST 2; A.\l) OCTOBER 1
FOR
BERING SEA POINTS
CALLING ON ALL TRIPS AT NOME, GOLOVIN, ST. MICHAEL,
AND TELLER. ALSO CALLING ON THE FIRST TWO TRIPS
AT AIL KOZTEBUE SOUND PORTS
New Tariff Provides Substantial Cuts
In Freight Rates
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—B3T OOLMAN BUILDING
John Mitchell and Ja->. Katar
inas who are prospecting upon
Cripple Kiver abou. ^thirteen miles
west of Nome, were in town, for a
tew days and returned to their
pli tee of operations.
Jerome Trigg, a young man who
lives' with his patents north oT”HS‘~‘
Public 'School, had the good for
tune to shoot a large -walrus on
Sunday down at Cape Nome. He
reports that the edge of the ice
ts about one half mile off shore,
but opposite Nome it' is between
f6ur and five miles to the water.
Ernest Krinby. District Mana
ger of the Mutual Benefit Healih
and Accich-nt Co., and United Ben
efit Life Insurance Co., of Omaha
Nebraska, is making a trip via
plane to Candle, Deering and Kot
zebue, prior to his return to Fair
banfcs. Mr. Krin'bv has appointed
Mrs. C. H. Code in charge of the
company’s business for the Nome
district. Thefise companies main
tains a branch office at Juneau,
Aa.ska, with Mr. Scabee as mana
ger for Alaska.
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NOTICE
..Scctiim I of Ordinance No. 280
provides that it is unlawful to al
low dogs to be at large between
the hours of 7 AM and 10 PM
•luring the summer season.
This Ordinance will be strictly
enforced on and after tills 20th
day of May, 1088 and violators of
same will be prosecuted. .
O. jF. Yenney,
Chief of Police. I
CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. F O Forrester
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 p.m.
Organ Music.
Organ Music by Robert Baldwin.
Vocal Solo: Mrs. Luther .Dunbar.
Sermon: “Two. Glasses of Beer!”
A discussin of the liquor pro
blem will be the theme of the ser
mon at the Federated Church to
morrow night, when the minister
will speak under the title "Two
Glasses of Beer." In view of the
fact that recenn Beer legislation
will soon mean the extensive sel
ling of legalized beer in Nome as
in other portions of U.S. territory,
men and women of sober Judge
ment and discrimination are ad
; vised to watch carefully,- remember
well, and think clearly on the rel
ative merits of legalized beer as
ever against the principle of Pro
hibition. The Liquor problem is
not solved!
FOR SALK
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1 K flat Baritone Saxophone.
1 C Melody
1 Slide. Trombone
Inquire Henry Burgh.
"The Nevada"
FOR SALK—Baby buggy, prac
tically new, inquire at The Nugget
Office for information.
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BANKING NOTES
We Purchase Gold Dust at Aaaay
Value leas 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 anaum.
A Bank Account Encourages
and helps yon to save.
We Solicit Your Account.
MINERS AND MERGHNTS BANK
OP ALASKA
Capital...4100,000.00
Surplus— -- BB,000.00
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to the satisfaction
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that It. ran anil
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a manner superior
to anyone else. Our
monthly auction
sales are recogniz
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furs as the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of line Alaska furs.
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THIS WEEK’S
OUTSTANDING VALUES
LIBBY’S PITTED RED
CHERRIES 25 cts per ca°
'EXCELLENT FOR PIES OR SALADS
FRESH FROZEN PIG’S
FEET 2 lbs. for 25 cts.
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