LOCAL NEWS
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Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT
left this morning for Deerlng and
Koticdiue.. He had as passengers
Keith Roberts for Deerlng and
Mrs. Morelander and child for Kot
aebue.
The passenger list of the Nome
pa xsenEors* aboard the steamer
Derblay on route here from Seat
tle. will be f >und on another page
of this issue under the days of the
week’s telegraph news.
W. II. (Billy) Anderson. U. S
deputy marshal of the St. Mich
ael precinct was a returning, pas
senger to his home port on the
motorship New York, last evening,
after spending a few days in Nome
•n official business.
The motorship New York of the
Lyng Nav. Co. sailed last night for
St. Michael with passengers and
freight. The Motorship Good
Hope of the same company is due
to arirve Nome from her northern
mail run to KIMzeAme and war
points
The steamer Baldwin of the Arc
tic Transport Co. is due to arrive
at Dutch Harbor today. The ves
sel has a capactiy cargo of freight
for several points and Is scheduled
to drop anchor at Nome Wednes
Nl*y.. Aug. 23rd. The Baldwin
also has a large consignment of
mall fof Nome.
The Steamer Derblay of the
Alaska Line sailed from Seattle
10 p.m. Thursday for Nome and
Kotzebue, calling at Dutch Harbor.
Nome, Golovin. Sprucp Greek. Un
alakleet, St. Michael. Teller, Wales,
Shismaref, Kotzebue, Keewalik,
Deerirtg The vessel carrijes a
large cargo and 14 passengers.
The Cutter Northland enroute
from Barrow to Nome is due to
arrive here Aug. 25h. The cutter
has aboard District Judge Lester
0. Gore and District Attorney Le
roy Sullivan, who have been hold
ing court and trying cases at al>
points between Nome and Barrow
as well as visiting the Islands. Re
ports state that considerable Ice
was encountered in the Arctic.
Hundreds of people, ,both natives
and whites, are journying daily
by autos to the surrounding hills.
picking salmon berries, moss black
■berries and cranberries and the
delicious blue berry. Housewives
are busy preserving them in diff
erent styles, so that dnrlng the
long winter their larders will be
well supplied. Others are Ashing
the streams and also ah« ocean for
salmon, salmon trout, \white Ash,
herring and other varieties includ
ing dried salmon put up for dog
feed.
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LYLE-ALLEX NlrrTIAIiS
One of; the Didst picturesque
weddings Nome has witnessed was
that or Mary Ellen Allen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Allen ol
Sheridan. Oregon, and Donald
James Lyle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lyle of this city. The
wedding was held at the home of
the 'bride’s sister, Mrs.'Kenneth
Rude. The Rev. Norman McCay
performed the marriage service.
Entering on the arm of her bro
ther-in-law to the familiar strain
from Lohengren, the bride passed
thru a group of friends to an ar
bor decked with purple and white
wild flowers over a back ground
of ferns. Small lights on either
side of the aribor furnished the
illumination.
The bride wore the traditional
white gown, of starched chiffon,
wkh slender lines and large puf
fed sleeves. Her blonde hair was
held in place by a bandeau of
white tulle, caught on either aide
by clips.
Her bouquet was-an assortment
of brigjit summer flowers tied with
a large toille bow, with clusters of
tiny flowers falling from the bo
quet on narrow satin ribbons.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Ken
neth Rude, was her sister’s onlr
attendant She was dressed In an
apricot organdie, made on the
tight waist ruffled skirt lines. Hr
corsage was of assorted summer
flowers.
Donald Lyle was attended by
Garnet Martin as best man.
Mrs. Thomas Lyle was gowned
in dark crepe with a corsage of
light colored flowers.
In the dining room a large table
was centered ^rith a four tiered
bridal cake, decorated with sil
ver leaves and topped with a bride
and groom. Many lovely gifts
surrounded this center piece.
Immediately following the cere
mony the many fiends gathered,
pushed forward to wish the newly
weds happiness.
The bride’s cake was cut and
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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CARBONADO
Yard' Prices
$14.00 per ton
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LUMEN COMMERCIAL GO.
served with Ice cream and fruit
punch. Those assisting at the
Serving were Mrs. A. D. Storm
.tel. z, Mrs. B. J. MoQonaghy, Miss
Amelia Brunell and Miss Elizabeth
Linaberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lyle lert
■by train for the Pilgrim Springs
for an extended honeymoon. On
their return they will be at home
in the Charlotte Howe apartments.
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Beginning next Saturday, the
Nome Nugget, will run a Social
Column weekly. All parties, lunch
j eons and entertainments of int
erest will be written up by the
Social Editor. Call the Nugget
the next time you entertain.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Alaska Steamship Company
announces that they can handle all
kinds of flowers and plants it
Owners’ Risk.
They recommend handling cut
flowers in the cooling room, and
flowers should be specially sel
ected for shipment.
Potted plants can be handled on
deck .or in the ‘‘tween” decks de
pending on the season. Shipments
of either flowers or potted plants
should e made* preferably on the
steamer Victoria rather than on
their cargo steamers.
CAMERA FOR HALF—A reflex re
versible. best grade. Also a West
on xolt ammeter. . 'Inquire at Nug
get Office.
Dexter
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Summer Resort
CHICKEN DINNER EVERY
St'NDAi'
8 TO 7:80 P.M.
Special Dinners By
Appointment
THE BEST OF RATS
BOB SCHEIDE, Prop.
CLIFF’S
ACTO FREIGHT
AND TAXI
SERVICE
SEDAN TAXI AND
1 Mi TON CHBV TRUCK
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I ORDER YOUR COAL
DELIVERED BY
CLIPF
SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY
telephone CUFF COUNTS
ELITE HOTEL OR
«* LOOK ME UP ON
FRONT STREET
BANKING NOTES
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Wo Parcbese Gold Bast at Assay
Valeo less cost of handling.
Wo Beet Safe Deposit Boxes.
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Wo Traesfer Moaey by Mall
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We Pay Interest o* Time Deposits
at the rate of 8% per aeneei.
: • A Bank Account Bacoerages
and helps yog to save.
We Solicit Toer Aeeoeat.
MINERS AND MKBCHNTS BANK
ON AI*ASKA
Capital-9100,000.00
Sorplas__ SS,000.00
SPECIAL SALK
Until the arrival of
Arthur J. Baldwin
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Armour's Star Fixed Flavor
Breakfast Baeo„
At 25 eta. Per Pound
Not more than three slabs
to one party..
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CASH AND CARRY STORK
Rd. Seldenverg, I*rOp>
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE.
At
FOR SALE—A new small size
high gtade cam* i'i with half fa
dozen films. Sell cheap for cash.
Inquire Nugget Ofpee.
FOR HALE—A Rembler 7 tube
electric radio; two pair of akiia
and a flO gallon water tank. Ir
quire Nugget Office, .... ...,...
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NOME HARBOR LIGHTERAGE CO.
FUEL LIGHTERAGE
GOAL, OILS, TOWING, SHIPPING
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NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE
WARM FOR THE WINTER. WE NOW OFFER CBLOTEX AT
A PRICE LOWER THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN
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CONSULT US ON PRICES AND METHODS OF USING THIS
WONDERFUL FUEL SAVER. WE ARE ALSO IN POSSES8
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ION OF A SPECIALLY MADE TOOL THAT MAKES THE C^JT
TING OF THIS BOARD VERY EAST, AND GIVES A SPECIAL
LY FINE FINISH.
CBLOTEX IS AVAILABLE IN MORE THAN ONE SIZE ]
CALL ON US AND DISCUSS YOUR NERDS
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FOLET’S STOI:
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices