THE ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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ANNOUNCES
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S. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
AUGUST 10TH
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CONTACTINC ALL PORTS AS FAR
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NORTH AS KOTZEOUE
Your Freight Offerings are Solicited
The Arctic Transport Company
LOCAL NEWS
Despite the fact that the wea
ther yesterday did not come up
to the standard of California’s,
many cars were out on the high
ways and an especialy large num
ber of Nomeites went fishing. Now
that trout are starttng to go up
the Nome River. flsi>lrr, is good
in that stream, according to Bud
Lehmann, who (aught an cight
pound salmon there.
Alfred J. Lomen, manager of
the Lomen Commercial Company,
is In receipt of a telegram today
which states that the M. S. Sierra
belonging to the Arctic Transport
Co. jailed from Seattle this morn
ing at 3 o’clock with a capacity
cargo of freight. The Sierra will
go to Nunivak Island and will al
so call at all points from St. Mich
ael to Teller. She is due in Nome
August 30.
Repairs and replacements to th<> |
Moonlight Water system by...., the
Hanimnn Company have about been
compiered: It is expected that re
cent work will enable the "D”
street section of the 'wood stave
line to be discontinued. Also tun
nels for the steam mains of the
City heating plant in the neigh
borhood of the old bank building
have been repaired.
According to reports received
from Hooper’s Bay, Paul Ivanoff,
agent of the Lomen Commercial
company on Nuniv'hk Island, is
on his way to Nome for a short
stay of indefinite length. Ivan
oft reports that the herd on the
Island is doing well.
The Hammon Consolidated Gold
Field's dredge Number one, which
has been on a sand bottom for
nearly two years, was refloated,
moved to a convenient position
In the pond, and Is now being re
paired. It is not expected that
this dredge will dig any more
than some tailings this season.
Dredge Number two has been
having repair work done on it.
It is hoped that sufficient thawing
will be completed so that this
dredge can start operations be
tween the middle and the last of
August.
Until recently the ditches have
delivered very little water to Lit
tie Creek, the season having prov
ed to be one of the driest on re
cord. But recent rains have
started a small flow in each ditch.
Some of the old ditch structures
will needs some extensive repairs
in the near future.
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BANK OF ALASKA
] | NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1904
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
an For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
S | Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
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MODERN II
A WORKING MAN'S
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DINNER COOKED TO
A KING’S TASTE.
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HOME BAKHO BREAD
FOR 8AIJ».
OPEN « A.M.
CLOSE 9 P.M.
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I]CAFE
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VICTORIA TO SAIL. ON
AUG. Oth 11 P. M.
According to advices received
by private sources in Nome, the S.
S. Victoria of the Alaska Line Is
scheduled to sail from Seattle for
Nome on her Arctic Cruise, at
11 p.m. August 9th.
The local agent. Jag. P. Daly*
has as yet received do official In
formation regarding any change in
the sailing date of the Victoria,
hut hag wired to be informed as
quickly as possible.
The Nome Machine Shop has
recently equipped their" business
w th an electric welding apparatus
end are busy supplying the de
mands for machine work. This
Is the only commercial electric
welding apparatus in the city. It
fs so constructed that it can be
moved almost anywhere and per
form efficient work.
SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY NUGGET
NUGGET »2 »0 -"MONTH
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*1.50 MONTH BY MAIL
HOLLYWOOD
GRILL
“UP-TO-TH H-MINUTE"
With the latest Refrigeration
System for oar Meats
HOME COOKING
Our Specialty—Steaks,
Bread and Pie and Pastry.
Chef—“Npagetti Dan”
Midnight Sun Baking Co.
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TOP SIRLOIN STEAK WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE 70 eta.
Prom Choice 8teer Beet. Prepared As You Desire.
COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKERY GOODS
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
“THE HOME OF THE SOURDOUGH”
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
BOYS & GIRLS
ATTENTION!
H K I .V Z K
TRUCK DKAL NOW ON
NO. 1
Huy 91.00 worth of Hetni^ Products and with the payment
of 81.041 in rash you will get. one truck.
NO. 2
Huy one approval aoup assortment for 92.15 anti with the
payment of 75 cents In caah you will get one. truck.
NO. »
Huy 98.50 worth of Heinze Products and with the payment
of 50 cents iu cash you will get one truck.
NO. 4
One truck will he given free with every 95.00 worth of
Heinze goods purchased.
SOME OF THE
57 HEINZE VARIETIES
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Helnse Approval assortment contain one dozen Soaps
The following varieties
Pepper pot, Oeam of Celery, Cream of Mushroom, Cream
of Oyster, Cream of Green Pea, Vegetable, Gumbo Creole, Beef
Broth, Noodle, Bean, Scotch Broth, Clam Chowder. The
assortment sells for 92.15 or .20 per can.
Helnse Beans Tomato sauce 25 ounce cans... 20c
Helnse Beans Vegetable 25 ounce cans. 20c
Heinae Beans Boston Style 25 mince cans _ 20c
Helnse Breakfast Wheat per pkg. . . 80c
Heinae Bice Flakes per pkg. _ 20c
Heinae Chile Sauce —.— —. 85c
Helnse Assorted Jellies per Jar . 25c
Heinae Fig Pudding per can --—.. 45c
Heins© Pinas Pudding per cun.... 45c
Heinae Kudin Relish - - —.. 25c and 85c
Heinae Canned Spaghetti large cans each .. .r_ 20c
Heinae Canned Spaghetti large cane each _ _ 90c
Helnse Pure Malt Vinegar ---98c and 40c
Heinae Pare Oder ----25c and 40c
Heinae Sandwich Spread per Jar---25c
Heinae Pickles hi large Jen...... 50o
Chow. Sweet Mix, Plain and Sour
Helnse Catsup Pints par Ml.__ __ _ 98c
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STORK HOURS 8 A. M. TO 2 P. M.
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices