FILSON FORESTRY CLOTH
FILSON WATER REPELLENT
PENDLETON SHIRTS AND
BLANKETS
COOPER ONDERWEAR
0. S. ROBBER GOODS
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A FEW LINES OF
NEW BREECHES
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HAGEN’S
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHBS. JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS
FINK WATCH REPAIRING EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
214 FRONT STREET, NOME, ALASKA.
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LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
HARDWARE STORE ON
SEWARD PENINSULA
MINING AND DREDGING SUPPLIES
' AGRNT8 FOR LANG STOVW AND RANGES
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, WALL PAPER ETC.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
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rooms by the day week or month
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
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MIKOW BRINGS INJl'KKD
MAX FROM ffWfCT FRFFK_
Receiving a hurry cul fro-i
Spruce Creek this morning at *
o'clock. Pilot Hans Mlrow of the
NAT flew to that place immed
itely with Dr. Rex Swartz and
brougth back Fred Jones to the
hospital here.
Mr. Jones was working with
dynamite and it exploded badly
mangling his left hand at"' bruis
ing his eye: On a second trip
to Spruce Creek Pilot Mirow brot
back Mrs. Jones, who came here
to he near her injured husband.
This injury is the second cas
ualty which has occurred in outly
ing districts in two days, the oth
tr being thP ' injury of William
Kelner, oiler on the Sierra, wh >
received a had fracture on h s
right leg when lie fell through a
hatch on the boat at Teller. He
is in Maynard Columbus Hospit
al now. and is doing fairly, ac
cording to his attending physic
ian.
Working for W. A. Barthol
omae, of Ljs Angeles. C. K. Hal
berg is dismantling a two and a
half cubic foot bucket dredge on
Sunset Creek near Teller, and will
freight It to Gold Run this win
ter. There it will be assembled
and operated under the supervi
sion of Mr. Bartholomae.
The prospecting of the ground
Briquets
WHY NOT BUY H K A T ?
Petroleum Briquets «re • Mod
ern, common sense fuel: ail
beat and no waste.
INSURE WINTER COMFORT
WITH
A MODERN FUEL!
Inquire Of
O. M. POWHLU
Kougarok
Limited
O. M. POWEI.U, Operator
Especially Equipp'd to Handle
Heavy Freight
Two Tram Cars ^
Operating Daily Between
v Nome and Shelton
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Passengers and Freight
Cavey s Bakery
AND
Coffee House
OPENS TUESDAY, fl A.M.
TRY OUR BAKERY GOODS
Eight Bunches
An<l Sandwiches
And a gtxsi ('up of (Vtffee
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DR. REX E. SWARIZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 8 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS • A. M. TO 0 P. MU
EVENINGS BT APPOINTMENT
to be worked has been done by
B. W. Vallat of Lob Angeles and
Lloyd Root of San Francisco, both
mining engineers and has proved
successful. The two men came to
Nome from California In March
to do the work. The dredge will
be installed on Claim number One
above discovery on Oold Run
Creek.
Tile operators of the dredge wI 1
put in a hydraulic plant, bring
ing water from Tishite River to
the sreue of the activity, and they
expect to have not. few r than
SIMM) miner’s inches of water.
When the dredge starts digging
next summer, it will work first on
the Gold Run Creek bed in ordet»
o' obtain a dumping ground.
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CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED OHURCH
I t Norman MeCay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worahlp at 7:40 pm.
Seimion message: “The Immo\
able Center.’’
Strangers, visitors, newcomers
most cordially invited. _
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ual when requested. Transfer
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Special Sules Hold On
Request of Shippers
THE
SEATTLE FUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Ave.
Seattle, U. S. A.
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LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDINO
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hours—1 to 7 p.m.
MRS. H. M. BOCKMAN
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHED
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At Nome Tailoring Company
HOURS 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.
OR PHONE RESIDENCE
CARPENTER
BUILDER
ALTERATIONS REPAIRS
ART BROWN
Will Draw Yeur Plans And
Complete Your Estimate*
Inquire Nugget Office
Jack Solomon
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venturers" were honored by a
visit from the venerable riTil Po
laris Neptunus Rex. rising from
the sea he landed on the top deck
of the Victoria and held court.
With him he brought his scribe,
two heralds and a page. As the
whistle ble.w and bells rang aboard
ishlp. bedlam broke loose. and
crowds surged forward to get "n
giimpsp of the famous old Ruler
of the Arctic seas. Thereupon,
his scribe presented all members
of the Arctic Adventurers Club a
certificate of admission into the
Arctic Circle, signed and sealed
hv his majesty Polaris Neptuhus
Rex and witnessed by the Polar’
Scribe and Commander Adsen of thj
pood ship Victoria, following aa
interesting and colorful' ceremony
on initiation into that newly
found order.
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GENERAL ELECTION, TIES DAY, SEPTEMBER* 11, 1931
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
Anthony J. Dimond
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FOR TERRITORIAL TREASUR
Oscar Q. Olson
FOR TERRITORIAL SENAT
John F. Devine
FOR REPRESENT AT IVr
Arthur M. Chamber'
Howard Lyng
Garnet W. Mart
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