THE ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
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CONTACTING ALL PORTS AS FAR
NORTH AS KOTZEBUE
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Your Freight Offerings are Solicited
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LOCAL NEWS
The operators of the Sunset
Dredge on Sunset Creek hare
now succeeded In going down 24
feat toward bedrock, and are en
larging their pond. 'The dredge
started operations a short time
ago.
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According to a wire from Vie1
Itoss to the local office ot the NAT
lie Intends to fly to Nome from
Fairbanks as soon as weather per
mits. He has one passenger for
Kuby, otio for Nome, and one for
Candle.
An interesting and unusual sight
at the U. S. roadhouse recently
was a flock of black ptarmigan.
Only the young birds were black,
the parents being the usual brown
Due to extraordinary intermed
iate point d-lving and repair
work to field and tow'n equipment
the Hammon Consolidated Gold
Fields have a force of about 300.
by far the largest since the snm
in •• of 192(5. wl:c ■. 414 nun were
employed in June of that year.
The number of employees is con
siderably greater than would be
required for the normal opera
tions connected with the three
dredges.
Recent showers have not ye!
soaked the watershed sufficiently
to fill the Miocene Ditch at its in
take. but even a partly filled ditch
is badly needed - and is very wel
come.
On Saturday afternoon at 2: SO
o'clock. Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen
will give a cooking demonstration
at the home of Mrs. Ed Steffens
Bulletins giving recipes for cakes
and fish will be distributed. Wo
men of Nome are invited to a*
tend.
Wit thhe close of the Demon
stration School tomorrow, some
of the government teachers attend
ing are making plans to go bdik
to their posts shortly. Weather
permitting. Pilot Frank Whaley of
the Koust Airways Is planning t.)
leave on Saturday for Fairbanks,
carrying as passengers Miss Flor
ence Holton, Miss Abigail Bris
tow, Mrs. Helen Lawhtfad and
Mrs. Ooldia H. Stone. These four
demonstration teachers and in
structors will go south from Fair
banks and take a boat to Juneau.
wliere they will make a brief
stop. From there Mrs. Stone will
I proceed to Metlakatla, where she
is the principal teacher, and the
other three will travel pack to
the States.
Miss Holton will return to her
NOME LAUNDRY
JOE AMAROK, Prop.
AH Type* of Laundry Work.
Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Get Our List of
Reasonable Prices
(Next to Dream Theatre)
Nome, Alaska.
THE
SHAMROCK
CARD AND LUNCH
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GENE COMER
Proprietor
Opp. Dream Theatre
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
We Solicit Tour Business
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position as demonstration teacher
of Indian schools in Oklahoma,
Mississippi and -^Soiith Dakota,
where she is a" demonstration
teacher in the Indian Service.
Mrs. Lawhead will go to Port
Apache. Oklahoma, where she is
the principal teacher in the In- j
dian school there.
In commenting on the Demon
stration School being held here *■
Nome this summer from July 2 to
August 10. Miss Holton, who I
in charge of It. said, “We have
tried to give teachers an op
portunity to discuss and solve
their community and school pro-h
lenis; to exchange ideas based on
theii oWn expeifenoes; to dis
cuss and study current methods
of eiemcntniy school work thni
the professional torching and ob
servation of the demonstration
school and through talks and
demonstrations by the district
nurse.
NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
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PROPER EQUIPMENT
Track nnd Caterpillar,
To Contract heavy or light
Freight, by the ton, day or Job.
ANYWHERE
Let ua give yon a llgnre
Phone Main 108
HOLLYWOOD
GRILL
“I'P-TO-TH E-MINUTE"
Wltfc the latest Refrigeration
System for our Meats
HOME COOKING
Our Specialty—Steaks,
Bread and Me and Pastry.
Chef—“Spagrtti Dan"
EXTRA
NEWS
Midnight Sun Baking Co.
C HOICE T BONE STEAKS
C'OOKEI) TO YOlR TASTES
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ONE WEEK SPECIAL
OPEN PROM S A. ^M. TO 2 A. M. v
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK REVINE, PROP.
“THE HOME OF THE SOURDOUGH’’
ROOMS BY THE RAY OR MONTH
SUMMER CLEARANCE
SALE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
BUY YOUR NEEDS PXIR LESH
R BA RY-TO-W KA R 8I*E< IALS
Ladies Raincoats ...!.. . ,. |1.95 and up
Childrens Raincoats . . 1.50 and up
Boys Shirts . ...50
Childrens Caps . .. .35
Childrens Blesses .-.. .75
Childrens Coveralls, large sizes ....... ..75
Boys Whoopee Pants .... 1.00
Ladies Shower' Boots ... 2.50
HOUSEHOLD BARGAINS
Quilt Packages, fast colors .— . _.. .75
Stamped Luncheon Sets ... -.. .. .95
Rag Rugs .- .—.—- ..— .50
Table Cloths _. .. . ...— . 1.00
NOTE THESE PRICES
5 yds. Print - - --. —..— 1.00
Ladies Silk Hose ...— . .50
Mens Cotton Hose —.. —---.13^4
Mens Balbriggan Underwear - —.— .95
Water Pitchers, pink and green glass - ■- .75
Glass Salad Plates-- — —— ...25
Alumlnan Roasters . —...— . 1.25
Magic Shredders, per 861'*.. . .—.75
FREE FREE FREE
With every 92.00 purchase a large beach rubber ball
Will be given free to {the children
Visit our Store for additional specials J: ~
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STORK HOURS 8 A. M. To 8 p. m. ^
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices
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