LOCAL NEWS
Kotzebue
(Special Nugget ('.{iriespendoncej
■g' June 17, 193 1
. Nome Nugget:
Yesterday .M: . Warren Fergus
s.-n left' for Shangidik with his
Ktaii with mail and freight for up
the koliuk Hiver. He expects to
be - hack as soon as possible as b ■
ias ail his llgot nice outfit ready
for the f re (gat ei’s win n they ar
t iye.
A few days *av« Mr. Ernest
krinby working for the Kotzebu
1 Fit i' and Trading Co. came down
ruin his miiskrir. - nip. He went
j a ck tip again to c lit ct .muskrats
front the people. He expecTS to
j lie laai'k as soon its possible.
Quite a few natives from differ
I at v liases are down here to
| lish and hunt for seals and white
whales as usual.
| ,\lr. Henry Copple. the postmas
jter. who hap been seriously_ill
j for a while is improving rigid
I along. .
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airays arrived here this evening.
He is leaving tomorrow weather
permitting with Mr. Geo. Morland
er for Buckland and Mrs. N. Galla
gher who is going ,to St. Gnwren
o Island.
Angelin-1 Davidovics
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Golovin
! (Special Nuggot Correspondence)
• June, 21
Graduation exercises were at
the Teller School on Friday erem
ing, June 1. The three graduat
ing from the eighth grade were:
Paul Stafford, Jr., Wilbur Tweet
and Albert Bernhard. Jr.
Just before the close of school
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DR. REX E. SWARIZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: I to 3 P.M.
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS © A. M. TO 5 P. M.
' EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. C. TANNER
IAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, _ ALASKA.
DR. E. W, FROMM
DENTIST_
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hours—1 to 7 p.iu.
MRS. H. M. Bookman
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Opposite Nuuggot Office
hours 10 ».m. to 13 noon
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Or By Appointmen
one afternoon was given over to
air exhibit of “ the work dnnc thi<r
year. .About sixty visitors regia
j tered during tite afternoon.
There *ia a good deal of clean
up work being done in Teller
this spring. J. I. Anderson is
having his Jiving quarters at the
it •ii-ii Sto-- remodeled, papered
mid painted. ('has. Levan is re
building his home ..and will Move
Into it in another month. J. La
pieire is in charge of the painting
and repair work at >the school.
Mrs, Peterson id having a new
com y go bllilt .
Tweets launched their dredge
in Dorse Cti'ek on June IT. This
j- 1 the first dredge to tie made
wdy iii t Iiis part of the country.
Miss Pity O’Leary arrived by
o'y.ii' . SIi<*• will spend tile jiiint
u."i with h'T father at Piglit
Pork.
The ice left Grant ley Harbor
■ on June 15 and Port Clarence on
June ISth.
Miss Mildred Keaton and Mrs. .
J. Olson .visited In Teller a couple
f days this week..
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For sale to whoever is looking
•j for .•» good investment in mining ■
j' biinis. 5 creek claims about 12
I miles west of Nome. All thaw-'
a
,i«l ground about 125 feet wide: j
from H to fl feet to 1 bedrock. !
j Springs at head of ertvek. Water
all flie time. Inquire at Nngget I
Office. ‘
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To save writing letters, mail a
I'opy of The Nome Nngget on plane
MINERS AND MERCHANTS 5
BANK OF ALASKA J
NOME, ALASKA. 1
IS ! Established 1904
jl
j | General Ranking Business j
I { Conducted
J { < Keeking Accounts Carried
IFor Those Who Prefer
Faying By Check
Interest Paid j I
On Time Deposits
Gold Dnst Purchased
jjl We Solicit your Business j j
Ml K Ol KOIOIFilt
SKNAKiK THOMAS
"The more there melanin you,
the hauler you better swinK.'' His
character attracted.. friends- and
business Hy middle a Re he was
wealthy, thmurh not opulent.
Thomas' principal lifot ime itop
was to, t-oe silver j-ehabilit a I cd is
a Currency basis. To this oiid h
In c i me j| n rdcnt "* b;■ niMtn 1; -1
when ill,, (ale \?'illia4il .Unn iiiys
Brvan. v ' e -. was li'1 years "his p'n
ior, was .Ntllj in knep-paiits.
Poe his str-iittiit "conduct aiiil *n
swerviisy i <’v ot Jqji to duty one
of I ten v»fo pfjrly 'i-it i-. "attorre y's.
4
iii* , haeante kte-wii i>«* tile 'n'aM
rev ca m o n. —trf —Cherry—fTrptt-" (in—*
political path halted in the gov
ernor’s office from 1 !• 1to 1!I21,
Ilf* also served his party at sev
eral national conventions and was
temporary chairman of t It * • limn,
gathering at Kansas Cits
Thomas was married in I >ec
ejnher, 18 73, to Emma Fletcher of
Kalamazoo, Mich. Two. daughters
and three sons wire born to them.
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IIKMOI ll.\ IS XTTI.NTIOV
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X ineeling of I lie Noun Henio
iratie Club will be bit'll! in the
lily llall, XVisInrslaj, dune 271 h.
XI Democralis urged to attend.
Chairman
Complete Line Of Wholesome Bakery Goods
M M III s | I’OM II >|. — 2 P. M.
keom. \i: in % \ Mis i p. m. •— * p. m.
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A I.A ( Aim: MENU
\ coon kow'i, of soi p
A IIP OF FKKSH FOFFKK
VNP A PA I.ATA III.K KXTKEK
SPEAKS FOK ITSELF
At The Midnight Sun Baking Co.
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Jack Solomon
TAILOR
A
SPECIAL SALE OF
! NEW SPRING PAJAMAS
} AND SHORTS
PRICES
$2.95; $1,55; $150; $J.25
SIZES FROM 12 TO 18
THIS WEEK ONLY
WE HAVE
EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY
COME IN AND LOOK OVER
OUR NEW LINES
BUY IN ALASKA
AT OUTSIDE PRICES!
% 4 - ’ .
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Charlotte B. Howe Apparel Shop
Clearance Sale On R. C. A._
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Radios
' Batteries
MODEL K 74 TEN TI DE IB-ACOUSTIC' TABLE MODEL
REDUCED FROM $75.00 TO 850.00 „ ,
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MODEL R 78 TWELVE TI RE ' BI-ACorsTK’ CONSOLE^MODFI.
REDUCED FROM *147.50 TO *08.00
MODEL RE 81 RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION WITH
HOME RECORDING TWO SPEED TURNTABLE TEN TURF
BI-AOAUSTIC RADIO
REDUCED FROM *178.00 TO *118.05
MODEL RE 18 RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION WITH
TWO SPEED TURNTABLE AND NINE TUBE RADIO
REDUCED FROM *157.00 TO S00.50
MODEL R 53 B TEN TUBE BATTERY CONSOLE
COMPLETE W ITH BATTERIES
- ’ RF.1HCKT) FROM *100.00 TO *73.50_a__
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No. 480 Heavy Duty Eveready Battery Reduced from *3.50 t<>*2.<.>
No. 762 Portable B Battery Reduced from *2.16 to *1.65
No. 7111 A Battery Reduced from .05 TO .45
No. A 606 Air Cell Reduced from *0.25 TO *7.75
BON MARCHE STORES
HAGEN’S
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS
FINE WATCH REPAIRING EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
214 FRONT STREET, NOME.. ALASKA.
ALASKA HOTEL
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WELL HEATED IKKOIK RY
THE DAY OR MONTH
FRONT ST. NOME, ALASKA
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
HARDWARE STORE ON
SEWARD PENINSULA
MINING AND DREDGING SUPPLIES
r AGENTS FOR LANG STOVES AND RANGES
. .. PAINTg. OILS, GLASS, WALL PAPER ETC. —
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JOHN LICHTENBERG
HAKDWARF—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
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ROOMS BY WEEK OK MONTH
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
OPEN 8 a. ~~ 1 A. M.
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SBRRnfiS
ICO.
SERVICE
lechanfcal
Liurication
Electrical
PHONE MAIN 108
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