The Nonpareil
Nome’s Leading Dry Goods House
Mens and Womens
Sweaters
MODERATELY PRICED. MADE OF THE REST ALL WOOL
YARNS.
IN RUFF NECK COAT AND ATHLETIC STYLES.
*10.00 ALL WOOL SWEATERS.$»00
$8.50 ALL WOOL SWEATERS.*0.80
*7.00 ALL WOOL SWEATERS.$«-00
$6.50 ALL WOOL SWEATERS.$5.45
$4.00 ALL WOOL SWEATERS...$2:95
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Restaurant
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LUNCH ROOM
George Modini,
Proprietor
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Re-Equipped with latent Fitt- ^
ins and Improvements.
The
Bowling Alley
Always popular with Young
and Old, with Ladles and
Men.
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
We will be pleased to present to every house wife calling or
sending tor a copy of
THE HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIST
The purpose of tills Is that we believe that no other ques
tion Is so important to the happiness and prosperity of a house
as the mutual understanding by all members of the family re
garding the distribution of the income or the apportioning of the
wages before spending them.
Without a Budget we have shlpshod guesswork methods,
without a definite standard for expenditures with a certainty of
extravagance, waste, a purposeless living and no records to base
our future expenditures. *
. Full instructions and directions with every book.
WE ROAST COFFEE DAILY
Polefs Stores
STRIKE WAS MADE ON
TRIBUTARY IDITAROD R.
On Monday evening says the Idl
tarod Pioneer Frank Dawson, Angus
M’Lellan and Lars Olson, whose de
parture from this city with dog
teams .and supplies on Tursday, Out
28, resulted in the organization ot
a miniature stampede, returnee
to tho city having located claims
on a pup of Horseiiy creek. At in
tervals during the week others of
the stampeders have returned, ana
all have the samo story to toll. '1 hey
report that pay has been establisheo
on fully 3,000 feet of the creek,
but no figures as to values are given
I ' ■
The pup extends but a short dis
tance, and according to the accounts
of the returning stampeders tne
creok and benches had been libera’ •
ly staked.
C. R. Cameron of Flat City and
partner, Jimmy Brewer, were the
first to arrive on the scene follow
ing the original party, and they
staked claims Including No. 1 below
discovery.
There has been stampedes to this
creek In previous years, but it is be
lieved that owing to a misunder
standing of the topography of the
country, none of the participants In
the previous stampedes ever reached
Horsefly creek. There appears to
have been an Impression that
Horsefly was a tributary of First
Chance creek, whereas it flows di
j rectly into the Iditarod.
Mr. Dawson stated to Tho Pioneer
after his return that while there had
not been much work dono at the
now find, the indication were such
as to warrant prospecting. Ho Is
interested w’th Frank Salen and
Nels Nielson, the discoverers, who
have been in the district for two
years past. He stated that he pan
ned dirt from the discovery claim
and found coarse gold, ranging in
size from a few cents up to one
nugget which weighed in the
neighborhood of 80 cents. Some
pans revealed no colors, however
Anything in the line of job wotk
the Industrial Worker Oflee.
Satisfaction assured.
OHEAI* DOG FEED.—flood cooking,
salmon for 4e. tb at Murphy’s.
Always in the lead.'
MANTON REPORTS PROSPECTS
IN THE NEW MINING CAMP
Manton thus speaks of the Tolc
vana:
“I should I 8UPPOB3 be ono of the
: camp’s boosters, but all I can say oi
it is that It is a very likely one in
deed, and shows promise of yet do
veloping into a fair camp. Of
course It takes time to determine
the value of a now country, and
until the camp has been well pros
pected no one cr.n safely predicate
its future.
On Livongood crook nothing to be
compared with Center creek at
Nome has as yet boon found—the
ground Is deep, over a hundred feet,
on the benches whore the best pay
exists above 3 and 4 and 5 and o
below. Patterson creek is frlr or
a bench above feur they took out
about thirty thousand bones clean
ing up about 20,000 foot ef bed
rock, and other claims have also
good money. On Mike Hess nothing
iyet has been found except “good
prospects”. On Mocro, Gcldstream
and Alabama prospecting galore but
.On Olive nothing big or
should say a b’g nothing 30 far. I
was over on a new stampede—Dick
son creek on Tolovana—aad it
looks as good as any of the rest.
The camp may turn out a big pro
ducer—let’s hope so. It is a dear
camp. Grub is away up in G
Nothing sells less than 2f>c a pound
for spuds, and uy—away up for
other things. Llvengood City is
quite a burg; and has a nice loca
tion on Discovery. The business
part Is at the foot of a low lying 1
hill, and the "Dardanelles” on top t
of an eminence overlooking all. The i
town is very irregularly laid out, s
and Lankey’s saloon Is In the cen- 5
ter of the main street. Three sa
loons, five grocery stores, four cloth
iers, a tin smith, two blacksmiths,
three restaurants, throe laundrye. 1
baths, and a very formidable look
ing bastlle. Mostly all are frame |
buildings, several two storied, and |
the largest about as big as Dobb's 1:
old studio in Nome. Beds are a r
dollar, a cartwheel and half for a d
feed, stage to and from Olnoss lift- l
een bucks. The sisterhood of hu- r
man frailty are well represented 1
asd furnish the only music, of the < *
c
canned variety, and provide all the ^
dances which are of the latest and | <
the loudest. Dots sold from one 1
hundred to six hundred and fift>.
Two adventurous dames with a gun
apiece got a lot for the j
taking, and their prepared- (
ness schemes enabled thera c
to hold it. These were not “ladies" t
but respectable women, the “ladier"
being nothing if not orderly and
well behaved. On the whole I think j
the town at this stage of the game s
overdone and unwarranted by the £
development result. There is quite (
a lot of real money in circulation
and speculation Is rifo enough. But •
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1916 On The Job
We will be et Uie same old stand throughout the year dispensing
dependable Merchandise at moderate prices, and with full apprciatlon
ot past tavote, shall merit a continuance.
BEGINNING MONI1AY, JANUARY 10th WB WILL HAVE SPE
CIAL HALEB EVERY WEEK, INCLUDING MERCHANDISE THROUGH
OUT THE ENTIRE STORE; COMPLETE CHANGE OF ARTICLES
EVERY WEEK, THESE SPECIAL PRICES WILL APPLY ON AR
TICLES ONLY DURING THE WEEK IN WHICH THEY ARE OX
SALE.
WATCH FOR ANNOUSCEM ENTS EVERY W EEK.
GOGG1NS.
The Quality’ Store.
Water
lit lim-keit- i,»i m.OM ,h < >< o»'i tiari-el
W. R. Buckmaster.
• d li K )Hh
rom this on. I’m afraid that it -will
e “indefinite’1 options. Lessors
mnt big royalty from 25c and
way up. They will come down ere
long. Wood is getting scarce and'
sells high per cord. If Center creek
still holds out better tell the boys
to stay with it a little longer.”
NOTIC^ OF FORFEITURE.
o William Marston your heirs,
executors, assigns or personal re
presentatives.
You are hereby notified that i
ave expended in labor and im
rovcments the sum of one hundred
ollars during the year 1915 on the
'aystreak Junior fraction, a placer
lining claim situated on the right
mit first tier bench off No. 3 above
>;scovcry Bourbon creek, and rs
orded and more fully described in
rolume 125 at page 45 in the Re
ords of tho Cape Nome Mining and
lecording district, Second Divison,
'orritory of Alaska.
The above amount has been ox
iended in order to hold said claim
indor the provisi ns of the law con
orning annual labor upon mining
laims, being tho amount required
o hold said claim.
And you are further notified that
f within ninety days after the last
iiiblication of this notice you fall
o contribute your proportion of
aid e*penditure( your interest in
aid claim will become tho proprety
if the undersigned your co-owner
inder section 2324 Revised Statu
es of the United States
HILMA CARLSON.
Co-Owner.
iy C. J. Carlson, Attorney-in-fact.
)r.to of Fipst publ., Jan. 6, 1916.
late of Last puhL, April 6. 1916.
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NOKOE OP FORFB1TKRIS.
To Oaltf Nelson, your heirs,
executive, assigns or personal re
presentatives:
You are hereby notified that I
hare expended In labor and Improve
ments the sum of one hundred dol
lars each. year during the
years of 1912, 1913, 1914
and 1915 on the first tier
bench claim No. 2 adjoining N > 2
above on the right limit of El Do
rado creek a placer mining claim
veeorcfed and more fully described „
in volume 194 at page 88 in the
records of the Cape Nome Mining
and recording district, In the
•Second Division of the Territory cf
Alaska.
The above amount has been ex
pended In order to hold said claim
under the provision of the Law, con
cerning annual assessment work
upon Mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said claim
And you are further notified, that
If within ninety days after the lest
publication of this notice, you fail
to contribute your proportion of
said expenditure, your Interest In
said claim will become the property
of the undersigned your Co-owner ,
under section 2324 Reviced Statutes
of the United States.
MARTIN MARUM.
Co-Owner. ’
Date of first publ., Nov. 24, 1915,
Date of last publ., Feb. 23, 1916.
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
t
Office & Residence:
Golden Gate Hotel.
Office Hours: 2—5 and 7—8 p. m.
Phone: Day or Night Main 88.
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