LOIUEN COMMERCIAL CO.
STANDARD OIL PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
Aviation Gas 26 cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 25 cents per gallon
Standard Gas 23 cents per gallon
Distillate 21*4 cents per gallon
SHK IS FOR DISCOUNTS ON Qt'ANTITlKS OVKR ItH» OAKS.
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LOCAL NEWS
Hugh O'Karrett and family, who
have bean suffering from some un
determined form of poisoning, foY
[ I he post several days, are now
j feeling much better and will un
JdoWbtedly seen be up and about
again. *
Mrs. John Hammer, wife of the
superintendent rif dorks for the
Lomei^ »f,dmmerelal Co.. Jack Ham
n\er. returned .. today on the Vic
toria. ta Nome.
k Win. Slnbold formerly a tin
smith In Nome returned after sev
eral years In Seattle, aboard the
Victoria today1.
(!. R. Jackson. President of the
Miners and Merchants Bank at
Nome and Mrs. Jackson who
spent the winter In the states,
were returning passengers to their
home, here, today aboard the S -S
Vfctoria.
\V A Castleton. associated With
the Alaska Sunset Mines operat
ing, on Sunset. Creek, arrived on
the Victoria from Seattle, today.
Dr. It E. Smith, of Kotzebue
was a returning passenger from
the states today aboard the liner
Victoria
Andy Nylen and wife the Solo
mon River mining man, arrived
from Seattle today aboard the
S S Victoria,
Mrs. K. X. Sundqulst and baby
of Candle were arriving passen
gers aboard the boat today from
Seattle.
O. M Powell who operates the
Kougarok Limited arrived on the
Vic today to put in a busy season)
of transporting freight into the'
Kougarok section.
Jos.* Rellevlew associated with
the Bellevlew Dry Creek dredge
arrived today from the states af
ter spending the winter outside.
Charles Rice, another old timer
of Nome, returned to his old
stamping ground today aboard the
S S Victoriu,
Ered Jones and wife were re
9:30 P. M.
LARGE EAGLE HALL
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ORCHESTRA
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ADMISSION
GENTS $1.00
LADIES fREE
turning passengers op the .Vic to
{Nome after a winter spent, in the
states. Mrs. Jones was formerly
the Miss. Lillian Anderson-, of
Nome. Mr. Jones is associated
with the Spruce ''Creek dredging
ci mpuny.
O. S. Weaver , manager of the
local power and telephone com
panies. and wife were returning
passengers on* the Victoria after
a winter spent in the states.
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WA N’TKI)—A llrst class man
cook. luquire at the Nugget Of- !
flee. *' 1
IIUHHIAN'H WHO F1,KD LAKT.
SOIM Kit FROM SIBKBIA %
IN MOWS AGAIN
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23,.
Through tile efforts of Senator
Johnson, Professor I. Vurentzolf,
Russian geologist who fled from
Siberia over Bering Sea was granted
perm’sslon to remain in this coun
try for one year. He with Dr,
fleo. Nnldo, worked In Alaska
mines before coming here.
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