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FILSON WATER REPELLENT
PENDLETON SHIRTS AND
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U. S. RUDDER GOODS
WE HAVE. RECEIVED
A FEW LINES OF
NEW DREECHES
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BON MARCHE STORES
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HAGEN’S
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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS
FINE WATCH REPAIRING EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
214 FRONT STREET, NOME, ALASKA.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
HARDWARE STORE ON
SEWARD PENINSULA
MINING AND DREDGING SUPPLIES
AGENTS FOR LANG STOVES AND RANGES
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, WALL PAPER ETC.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
EIGHT TONS STOLEN
DYNAMITE GOT BACK
TON STILL MISSING
THEFT OF OYN AMI l K IS
I UNCOVERED SOME FOl.M)
(Uy The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES. Sept <!. Act ng
on a tip from the m.T>: world
C < e tod.' ‘ ' lerover <1 vis; lit * .n>
of stolen d/ualnlt? adjacen, to ah
exclusive residential district near
the intersection of Vermont Ave.
and West Adams streets.
The explosives were found In a
warehouse. A few cases were
found in other places, hut’ a ton
of dynamite still remains unre
covered. ■ The dynamite wa» stolen
front the powder magazine at New
hall.
The owner of the warehouse,
who is being held for investigation
said that he did not know the
powder had been stolen. He said
he Was informed that the explos
ive was to be shipped to a mine.
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ropy of The Nome Nugget on plane
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Briquets
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Petroleum Briquets are a Mod
ern, common sense fuel: all
heat and no waste.
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WITH
A MODERN FUEL!
Inquire Of
O. M. POWELL
i
Kougarok
Limited
O. M. POWELL, Operator
Especially Equipp'd to Handle
Heavy Freight
Two Train Cars
Operating Daily Between
Nome and Shelton
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Passengers and Freight
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DR. REX E. SWAR1Z
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 8 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST ,
ABOVE MODERN CAFE ,
HOURS O A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C.C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Oppoatte Noma Nugget
Office Hour#—1 to 7 p.m.
RACINW BRIN OH RKVE.MK
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Sept. 5, Race go
era. wagered approximately two
milliffn* nine hundred and eighty,
one thousand dollars through the
^Long Acres, parlmutuals, during
the fifty-nine day meeting.
The racing commission reported
[that the state had received al
* most a hundred and fifty thousan I
I dollars. The fans’ share totaled
about .three hundred and forty—
’five thousand dollars.
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91.BO MONTH BY MAIL
Word has been Received here
that Pilot Joe Crosson of the Pac
ific Alaska Airways arrived tin
j Fairbanks this morning, after tak
jiug off from Safety at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He was lin
kable to leave in the morning, as
; he had planned, because of mud
at Safety.
Crosson was taking Harllee
; Branch, second assistant post
minister general. R. Thach, vlre
i president of the Pan-American
I Airways and Lyman S. Peck, gen
jeral manager of the Pacific Al
aska Airways, back to Fairbanks.
;The party arrived in Nome last
Saturday afternoon.
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c-W up
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DITCH LUNCHES
ad up
5^ SPECIAL SANDWICHES
BOTTLED BEER
SHORT ORDKRS
g PRIVATE BOOTHS
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M.S. METEOR
lT. S. MAIL BOAT
Freight and Passenger*
Operating Between
St. Michael
And Kotzebue
FRANK P. WILLIAMS
Nome Agent*
Lomen Commercial Co.
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City
Laundry
HARRY SAITO
Proprietor
Opposite
Rowe Transfer Office
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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A MODERN STORE
FOR ALASKAN NEEDS
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Drugs
Liquors
Clothing
COMPLETE NEW STOCKS
LOWEST PRICES
Nome Drug and Mercantile (o.
Opposite Dream Theatre
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2ND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
GENERAIj BRANCH OBSERVES
AIR MAUj CONDITIONS
While in Nome, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General Ifarilee
Branch became very well informed
on the present airmail situation
as respect to Nome.
For some time past the carriage
of mail by air on an emergency
basis, between Nome and Fair
banks has been carried on by pub
lic subscription taken up in Nome,
because the Postal Department cut
the rate from fifty cents to twen
ty-dive cents per pound, causing
the aiirpliane companies not to
dispatch the carriage of mail un
less they received fifty cents pur
pound.
Mr. Branch announced that he
believed the present twenty-five
cents a pound rate to be too low,
and that upon his arrival in Wash
ington, I). C.' he would take the
matter up with the postal author
ities and see it' possibly if the
former rate, could be restored.
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LOCAL X I'ltSKS COIt M^tSKS
j .VSKOt T VTIOX AT XO.MK
The nurses of Nome nu-t at the
Maynard- Columbus Hospital Wed
uesday exeumg -at J&—p.ui. J’lsUis
were made for organizing a Dis
trict Nurses' Association in Nome.
Mrs. A. J. O'Leary was elected
chairman and Mrs. K. Sphetiger
was elected secretary. The Miss
es Wright "and Davick will serve
on the special committee for the
next meeting.
The first study made will he oil
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the nursing care and the trea*
ment of diseases prevalent in this
locality. It was decided that a
meeling will he held the first
Wednesday evening of every
month, at S pm All nurses are
invited to attend. Those present
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Cavey’s Bakery
AND
Coffee House
OPENS TTESDAY, fl A.M.
TRY OPR BAKERY GOODS
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IJjfht Lunches
An<l Sandwiched
And n good Onp of Coffee
at the first meeting were: Mrs.
Miss Alma Wretltng. graduate of
Deaconess Hospital, Spokane, Wn.
Miss Alma Wretling, garduate of
the Swedish Hospital, Minneapol
is, Minn.; Mrs. C. 0. Roberts,
graduate of the Huron Rd. Hos
pital, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Ida
Sprenger and Miss Pauline Can
nin both graduates of the Bethel
Hospital, Colorado Springs, Colo.:
Miss Adine Avlck graduate Mont
evldeo Hospital. Montevideo, Min*:.
Miss Lucille Wright. graduate
Northwestern Hospital. Minnea
polis, Minn.; Mrs Edna Murray
Hartford, graduate Newberry
State Hospital. Newberry, Mich.:
and Mrs. Prudence Palmer, grad
uate Seattle General Hospital.
Seattle. Washington.
(Special Nngeet Correspondence)
August 11
The Nome Nugget
NTojiip, Alaska
| Aug. 21th. Dick Segve'ooV: n.1
Cl:, de Angut rasitk. both hav - 'a'ga
t'aurlies left for Teller, to fish ur.d
pick berries hut had Hi turn hackly
at Tin ‘City aft r living Ihett
oomiaks which had sprung ',m<s
Aug 26th. Tile schooner S
Holmes was seen returning from
her annual trip to Harrow. The
Mail boat Meteor arrived here late
in the evening and proceeded, nortn
after the mail was ^delivered.
August 27, One small oorniak
left for Teller to do some trad
ing.
Aug. 26, Tlie M. S. North Star
arrived here early this 'morning
unit couldn't discharge clue to u
-•trong smith wind Sh,, la d by -
till evening, then (Uncharged her
freight an<J-> proceeded north.
While the North Star was in the
roadstead an airplane was seen
to pass overhead across the Straits
toward East Cape.
Aug. 31, tlie same small oom
iak returned from Teller this
morning. Tlie voyagers said they
left Teller last night with the
Sierra which caine up as tar as
T n City and unloaded freight for
Kennedy who is mining there.
All the natives except Isabell and
her brother came back from Tel
ler. They w, re detained by the
U. S. Commissioner. The mailboat
Meteor just got In this evening at
10 p.m. *
Dwight Tevuk
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