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ARCTIC BAKERY
AND CANDY STORE
THE HOME OF SWEETS AND GOOD EATS
AUGUSTINE AND HER AND IMPERIAL CHOCOLATES
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S PLACE TO EAT
FRESH ICE CREAM SERED DAILY
GOOD BREAD CAKE PASTRY
CARL PORATH, Proppletor.
| Rocking Chairs $2.00 to $6.00
•t Crooks'.
NEXT DOOR TO CITY HAM/.
An entrance to Modini's launch
Counter from the street is one of
the latest improvements to that
well known cafe.
THE NOME INDUSTRIAL HER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ON SATURDAY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
$1.00 A MONTH
DO IT NOW
Job Work Neatly and
Promptly Executed
. RATES ALWAYS
REASONABLE
The Industrial Worker extends Its
many patron* the best wishes for a<
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
John Wagner who came in from
'JKenumgnt creek to spend ChriBtmas
i returned yesterday to 0e ground he
its prospecting with Loots Erickson
and Andrew Olson- With needed sup
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A NON-INTOXICATING DRINK
THAT SATIS*FYS—RKYO
David Baumann having recover
ed from his attach of infliiensa has
'succumbed to the eternal lure of pros
jiecting and has with Dick Lambert
^started for the Glacier and Rock
creek divide where they are going
to do considerable work this winter
in trying to locate a paystreak.
Billy King the well known mag
nate of the second beach line below
Fort Davis spent Christmas in town
reported that everyone was well and
working down his may.
AT PIONEBR IGLOO
BEDS SOceats per Bight. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read
ing room for guests.
MBS MONOHAM
John Jacobson the well known
roadhouse man from Nome river was
in town for supplies. Jacobson stat
ed that he bad entirely recovered from
the influenza.
The Territorial Game Warden Sol
berg returned to town from an extend
ed visit up Nome river-in connection
with his official duties. Mr Solberg
who was conveyed by Paul Kjegstad
reports that travelling is very difficult
at present owing to the many over
flows on Nome river. Mr Solberg
reported that several flocks of ptar
migan were seen and that the return
of these delectable btrds was an ac
complished fact.
A telegram received from Tom
Ochman a member of the Miners
Union states that thirty seven Nome
ites have died at Seattle of the influ
enza names not given. Work is
plentiful and cost of living very high.
Tom sends best wishes for a happy
New Year to his many friends.
Chas Reding who has been em
ployed by Mr Dyfed Evans of the
Bureau of Education to inter those
who died at Wooley hao returned to
town having finished his job. Chas
will resume his hunt for the paystreak
on Oregon creek.
Acting Superintendent Dyfed Evans
of the Bureau of Education deserves
great credit for the foresight shown
in dispatching the relief party to Cape
Prince of Wales. Only their timely
arrival and the assistance rendered
by them prevented the complete ex
termination of the natives at the Cape
settlement.
Sam Torkelson and Tom Jensen re
turned from an extended trip up the
coast covering approximately eight
hundred miles in the last thirty days,
on behalf of Mr Evans acting super
intendent of the Bureau of Education
to investigate conditions among the
natives at Cape Prince of Wales and
the scattered settlements along the
west coast.
Mr Torkelson stated that condi
tions in many instances were horrible
beyond description, and the complete
tale a fitting supplement for a modern
Dante’s Inferno. Fully two hundred
natives are reported to have died at
Cape Prince of Wales, and only the
timely arrival of the relief party sent
out by Mr Evans consisting of him
self, Messrs Brandt. Ashton, Jensen
and Joe Mcartbur of Nome with the
help of Teddy Winfield and Commis
sioner of Teller were responsible for
the saving of about one hundred and
; thirty five, about ninety of them being
children at he Cape. Mrs Tascher
>the government sohool teacher and
the ony white person at the Cafee; was
unable without any proper assistance
to care for the large number of na
tives at the Cape, finally being taken
,aick herself from the terrific strain
, resuting from ovework, but Is eported
,to be recovering at present. Joe Mc
Arthur is visiting the surrounding
,camps of natives and bringing the sur
vivors to the Cape where they will
be taken care of.
Judge Holzhetmer who has beer
confined to his home thru a relapse
of the Influenza and whose condition
was quite alarming to his mans
friends is reported to be getting along
nicely and well on the road to recov
ery.
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Al Nicholson is still confined to his
home bnt is reported to be getting
along well on the road to recovery.
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tnWIS jlOK^MOODS 4S fOSTO
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Cf Carmen tfss almost recovered
from his attack of the Influenza and:
will* s&ofl be about a’gcii.
Ben Nelson who wOs in from up the1
beach reports everyone well and
workihfe in' his oeltfhborhood.
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Gaoage Waldheim from Dexter
creek wps in town tor some needed
supplies. He reported that his wife'
had completely recovered from her at
tack Of lnflusBza'.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS
Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment roll for the year 1918, of the
City of Nome, Alaska, has been ex
amined, approved and qpmpleted by
the Common Council Sitting as a
Board of'Equalization, apd that a tax
of' two per centum on the valuation
of all property assessed and equal
ized has been made by the Common
Council of said City: All persons own
ing real and personal property with
in the city of Nome and described in
said assessment roll, are' required to
forth with paji the amount of money so
assessed and taxed against the prop
erty described'in said roll or against
such' person, to the assessor and ex
offlcio tax collector at his office in the
city hall of said city.
Dated, December 31st* 1918.
By order of the Common Council of
;Nome, Alaska.
R.’GKIMM
City (left, Assessor and' Ex-Officio
Tax Collector.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
Sale of War Saying Stamps, 1918
Series will be discontinued after the
31st of December.
Don’t overlook your last oppor
tunity to get them.
War Saving Stamps bought this
month and held unti maturity (Jan
uary 1923.) pay over simple
interest and are payable at any time
on ten days notice.
You can’t beat this investment.
Buy them to the limit now and be
eligible for the Limit Club. If you
can’t buy THE LIMlf buy your Limit.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Attorney Fred Harrison from
Marshall has moved tyis offices to
Nome may be found in Rooms 9 and
19 Wild Goose Building.
Tolephonc Main 118.
The local Signal Corps Staff an
nounces a reduction in tolls on night
telegrams containing 14 words or less
to become effective on Jan. 1, 1919.
i Where the day rate s 25 cents for
10 words and two cents for each ad
ditional word, the night message rate
'will be 20 cents for the first ten
words and one cent for each addition
al word. Where the day rate is thirty
cents and additional words two cents
each, the night messages will be 25
and 1. Where day rate is 36 and 2,
night rate will be 25 and 1. Addi
tional reductions on night rates for
ten word messages are shown in the
following table.
Where day rate is:.Night Hate
40 and 3.30 and 1
50 ” 3 .‘. 35 ” 1
60 ’’ 4. 40 ” 1
75 ” 5.45 ” 2
31 ” 7. 50 ” 2
Established conditions of service
are to remain the same as heretofore,
except delivery by postoffice carriers
is to be provided. Attention is call
ed to the fact that the reductions in
dicated apply only to night messages
between offices in the United States.
Under the new schedule, telegrams
consisting of fourten words or less
may be sent as night messages cheap
er than a "night ’letter” and will
carry the same service as a night
letter. Where messages are over
fourteen words in length, it will be
generally cheaper to send them as
night letters. Additional information
regarding the contemplated schedule
may be obtained at the office of the
Signal Corps.
AH white patients with the excep
tion Of Pele Butrfah, whb had the mis
fortune to freeze his feet. Dr Neuman
having to amputate them, hove left
the Holy Cross Hospital.
Christmas day in Nome was a very
quite affair. Very few people were
to be seen about town, the majority
enjoying the Christmas festivities at
home n the company of their friends.
an BATHS. HOT AND COLD
: WAT***, ALWAYS TWBADY
1 Keep Tested, Need the WORKER.
WARRANT CAJLA.
38, 1918.
JACKSON
Treasurer
Tom ftyron who is prospecting with
i Chris Niebuhr on Monument creek
,waa a visitor in town.
QUARANTINC N'OTICK
■ The quarantine Will be STRICTLY
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shall be held In this district.
DANIEL 8. NEUMAN *
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make your wants known
Through The
. ALASKA PUBLICITY BUREAU.
Juneau, Alaska.
If you want to either hire or hk
hlr«h, let us hear froth you.
Employers will ptefcce state na
ture of positions to’ he filled n#
wages paid.
7 ho so* desiring positions Will
state qualifications atad nature of
Work wanted.
B. J. WHITE
Chief ef Bureau
•By order of the Governor.
MINERS ATTENTION
. .Advertisers' In' yoet paper are
worthy of your patronage. They
can supply all your wants as cheaply
and as efficiently as those who do sbt
advertise. Give them the' preference
as a matter of course in the matter
of your purchases. In this why you
b«H» yourselves and your papier.
WaLlCIOUS FRESH STRAWBER
RIES 26 CENiS PER BOX AT
HERMANN'S. 4
Lot us Borithaio oh yohr dob Work.
notick to mrannu
Alt changes In standing adver
tisements must bn handed lots KM
office the day preceding the MNe
tot which the change is dmttWd.
Attentlon to this will sere d)•ap
pointment tn not securing desired
changes with dispatch.
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