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The Arctic Transport Company
Excellent Lighterage Facilities
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Nome office and stations (5) service
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LOCAL NEWS
Li. E. Robinson returned last
evening via Northern Air Tran-i
i port plane from a tour of inspec
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tion down the coast, In the intm
est of the Office of Indian Affairs,
of which he is district superinten
dent at Nome.
j The 8. 8. Derblay of the Alaska'
Line, arrived from down the coast
this morning, after discharging
cargo at varions Norton Bay ports.
The vessel sailed from Nome
about 1:30. p.m. this afternoon fpr
Kotzebue Sound ports.
According to reports received
here, the M. S, North Star of the
Office of Indian Affairs, is at pres
ent anchored ofT Kivalina, await
ing the butchering of Eskimo
reindeer ^befpre proceeding back
to Nome. The vessel expects to
call at all Norton Bay ports fol
lowing her return here, after
which she will take the Diomede
and King Island Eskimos, hack
to their island homes for the win
ter.
NOTICK
l>r. L. W. Fromm resumes the
practice of dentistry Monday, Sep
leiiib<-r 17th. Regular office hours
» n.m. to 7 p.m. i.
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Cavey’s Bakery
And
Coffee House
TRY OUR BAKERY GOODS
Light Lunches
And Sandwiches
And a good Cup of Coffee
OPEN M a.in. TO a n.m
ROADHOUSE
ALASKA'S LARGEST AND
BEST EQIUPPED
ROADHOUSE IS LOCATED
AT SHELTON
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Pilot Lynn of the NAT returned'
last evening from a round trip
flight down the coast as far as
Koynk
passenger. The plane stopped at
Solomon on its return flight.
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'PILOT ROSH TO HOP FOR:
FAIRBANKS SUNHAY
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jscheduled to hop nif for Fairbanks
Sunday morning weather permttt
[ing. having as passengers the
Misses Louise and Carra Harlan,
[daughters of, J^r. and^Mrs. J.' D.
Harlan of the Hammon Consotid
■ated Gold Fields. The two young
jladies are returning to the states
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to- continue tlalr schooling, after
spending the summer In Nome.
PILOT BAULKS' ARRIVES
I- ROM NORTH* PASSENGERS
Pilot Ben Easley of the Roust
Airways arrived: from Candle , this
afternoon with Can. Geomalig and
Gus BJornstead atw passengers. Ha
expects to take off on hts return
trip> to that plfcce tomorrow morn
Ing weather permitting.
Ml ROW HOI'S TtRKJ.KR ANI»'
TIN PITY RKTURIW THIS P.M.
Pilot Hans Mirow, with his
Stinson Reliant plane- took off to
day for Teller and’ Tin City. He
Is scheduled to return here this
evening with A, G. Blake from
Tin City and B. WI Vallat from
Teller as passengers;.
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Midnight Sun Baking Co.
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CHOICE T BONE STEAKS
COOKED TO YOUR TASTES
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ONE WEEK SPBOIAll
OPEN PROJI 6 A. Mi TO 2 A. Ml
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
“THE HOME OF THE SOURDOUGH"
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
Just Opened
NOW ON DISPLAY
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Our New Line Of
PANTRY BAKE-IN WARE
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IT IK SOMETHING NEW R IK NFFEWENT
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While hi can be need, ihM/ aa any other dish ar cook
in* atewil. la this WARE yen ran Bake In and seek in, and at
the same time it is very attractive and yrtasntahle to brine to
the t*ble and serve from.
Come and make yon selection while the assortment is complete.
Krery Home Should Own an Assortment of
BKLIANCE VACUUM SEALED SPICES IN HANDY SHAKERS
We have a special offer on a Home Assortment
A BOILED DINNER
With Home Grown Vegetables |„ a Trent r
. **■*«• Meal a Boiled Dinner ^ «
STCHIB HOURS S A. M. TO 0 P. M.
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices