LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. RusseH Howe returned this
week from a business trip to Sea
ttle. Mrs. Howe made the jour
ney across Alaska both going and
coming via airplane and is having
shipped by express a number of
new ideas in merchandise goods
for her Studio and Art Shop. She
has,a number of surprises in store
for the public who will be notified
soon t-^ru her advertisements in. the
Nugget as well as window displays.
Letters received in Nome • on a
recent mail, tell of the sudden
death of Mrs. Martha Holt at Los I
Angeles, California, about the mid
dle of February. Mrs. Holt it will
be remembered, was a resident of
Nome for many.years before going!
outside.
Martin Marion the well known
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Brining man of Bluff, after spond
_Ing four days in Nome this week. .
returned to his mining camp with
his dog team loaded with supplies. :
Martin was a guest at the Alaska
Hotel while here.
Murphy, from the U.S. Ton
nouse on Nome River, after spend
ing a few days in Nome the early
part of the week returned Thurs
day. ... v
J.B. Kinney, who with Albert
Miller are minfng on Prospect
Creek, a tributary of Snake River
left Thursday via dog team with a
big load of supplies for their min*'
Ounnar Bowman accompanied by
bis wife .were visitors in Nome
this week from Slate Creek where
they conduct a roadhouse. After
attending to some business matters
they again, pulled out with a load
of supplies for their roadhouse.
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PIONKERS TO CELEBRATE
HE WARD’S day
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Tlie Pioneers of Alaska will cele
brate the purchase of Alaska on
Soward Day. Majch ,,3 0th. The en
tretainment will consist of a lit
erary. vocal and instrumental pro
gram. One of the famous Bar
becue-Dinners will be served. It
is regrettable that the limited
space does not permit the inviting
of the public as it is it will, be
restricted to the members of the
Igloo sand their bamilies. ^
Any members of the order not
having been semi by the committee
are requested to make arrange
ments for their plates not later
than Wednesday night.
For other local new* during
the week days look on pages 3
end 4 under days of the week
with telegraphic news as publish
rd In the daily bulletin
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NORTHWESTERN ALASKA
AM itAMT (l
NOME, ALASKA.
SEATTLE OFFICE—827 OOLMAN BUILDING
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CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED -CHURCH
Hot. F U Forrester
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 p.m.
Organ Music.
Choir sings "Now The Day Is
Over.”
Children’s story—-Sermon.
Sermon: “Jesus and the True
Humanity.”
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Kev. Father Edward Budde
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Masses at 8 and 11 a.m.
Sunday School at 2 p.m.
Eyening^.services at 7:30.
M. I. CHURCH
W. F. lli.iduin, Dustor.
11 A. M. Morning Worship ant;
Sabbath School. ____
7 P. M. Evening Worship.
Cood singing. -
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UKHOLll 1HB MAN!
Jesus is more significant today
the.n ever before in the history of
tiie human race*. In discussing
this significance Dr. Friedri'-'h
RIttelmeyer, in his volume “Be
hold the Man” says Jesus can be
of service to all those who seek
to attain a true humanity. “This
seeking and yearning is, as yet,
not really strongly prevalent in
the world. Very few people have
the faintest notion of the splendor
and nobility of true humanity.
In spite of our high industrial de
velopment; the culture of man's
inner nature is still dominated by
a barbarism which greatly alarms
those with the insight to appraise
it correctly. B lit the signs of
coming change increase in number.
"This theme will be eveloped in
the sermon at the Federated Ch
urch tomorrow night under the
4itle “Jesus and the True Human
ity.” Mr. Robert Baldwin will
play several numbers on the organ
and the choir wild sing “Now The
Day is Over.”
[Outgoing mail via plane for Seat
le via Nulato and Fairbanks leav
a Nome every Tuesday via Paa,
cheduled service.
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Chili or Short Orders
From 6 pjn. till 3 M>- '
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BANKING NOTES
We Purchase Gold Dost at Assay
Value less coat of handling.
We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Money by Mall
or Telegraph.
Wo Pay Interest on Time Deposits
at the rate of 8% per annum.
A Bank Account Encourages
and helps you to sore.
We Solicit Your Account.
MINERS AND MKRCHNTS BANK
OP ALASKA
Capital..9100,000.00
Surplus...... 29,000.00
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inder the Telegraph Bulletin „day»
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SALES
Every Month In the Year
1933 Auction Sate Oates
May 16 Sept. 26
June 26 Oct. 24
Mar 21 July 26 Nov 21
Apr IS Aug. 2 ft Dec. 21
SPECIAL SALES HELD
ON REQUEST OP SHIPPERS
Advances will be made jt* usual when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph if
desired.
The Seattle Fur
Exrhango ha- al
ways denjonwtrsud
to the satisfaction
of all their shipper*
that it ran and
' does sell furs in
a manner superior
to anyone else. Our
monthly auction
sales are recognis
ed by buyers of raw
furs, ns the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of fine Alaska furs.
The SEATTLE FUR’EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, U.8.A.
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LENTEN
Reliance Oysters (Eastern Pack) per can .23
Crystal Bay Oysters po. can .15
Emporium Oysters, large per can ,3o
F. A, B. Minced Clams per can .2'.'
‘ Star Lofoster, large cans per can .65
• El Campo Tuna Flakes per can .33
Norwegian Anchovies per can .20,.
French Anchovies per jar .50
Oceanic Tuna per can .35
Sardinola Sardines por can .0 5
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Icicle Cod^jS&h in 1 lb. cellophane pkgs per pkg. , .30
Russian Caviar, lge. size 76cts; small size r. -40
Codfish Tongues and Sounds per lb. .25
i F. A. B. Nectar of Clam (clam juice) ] -i 2 for .25
.j Smoked Kippered Herring 3 for .25
Smoked Salmon sliced half-lb. can per can .35
Smdked salmon sliced, lge can . per can .65
Smoked salmon strips per lb. .30
Geisha Crab per can .25
Alaska Crab per can .35 1
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ji; Frozen Black Cod, Sable and Halibut . per Ik .20 (
} | Frozen Trout and White Fish . per lk .20
Frozen King Salmon and Shee FiBh .... .. per lb .30
| i Frozen Western Oysters, qts. vl._. . .. .per can 1.00
Frozen Eastern Oysters, qt. cans . per can 1.25 ,
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Salted Herring from.Golovin Bay: 3 for 25cts per doz. .90
Salmon bellies: Silver (from the Yukon per lb. .20
Salmon bellies: King from the Yukon per Kb. .22%
Salmon bellies: Kotzebue per lb. .20
Salted trout: a real delicacy _ per tb. .so
Fancy salted mackeral per ni. .36
Spked Herring: Golovin . per pt. .85
Spiced Herring: Golovin per qt. .40
Anchovy Paste: an appetizer per tube .40
DelMonte Sardines with tomato and mustard ' .16
King Oscar Kippered Snacks par can .10
King Oscar kippered boneless herring .80
s Ronneberg Soused Mackeral per can .20
Kern’s Alaska peck King Salmon per can .35
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