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Nome Scavenger
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ED. BREDESON • - Prop.
Arctic Bakery
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Candy Store
Rocking Chairs $3.00 to $0.00
at Crooks’.
NEXT DOOlt TO CITY HAIjL.
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► Steam Baths in town 5
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PHONE, BLACK 171.
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Established Jure, 1900 j
jAlaska Banking and
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l Authorized Capital • 125,000
Paid Cp Capital *50,000.
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An entrance to Modini's Lunch
Counter from the street is one ol
the latest improvements to that
well known cafe.
THE SURPRISE STORE
IS SELLING OUT
Entire stock of the Surprise store, cheaper than ever, look in
our window prices tell the story. We simply have to sell the goods on
account of going out on last Victoria. Now it is up to you in need of
any goods.
Real Scottish underwear now.
Our test grade now.
Mens winter caps plenty to select .
Nutria fur caps best grade.
Muskrat fur caps..
Mens flannel over shirts made of fifty-fifty goods
Real khaki flannel overshirts.
Heavy knitted Jackets.
Stetson hats plenty to select .
Celebrated Eagle Brand Mens underwear.
Pure Worsted Jersey sweaters . ..
Mens four buckle Arctics first quality.
Mens cloth top rubbers .
Gillet Safety Razors.
Heaviest canvas gloves made dazen.
Mens Rayustor overcoats .
Mens heavy all wool Mackinaws.
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Buy now thats all we can toll you. Goods must be sold be
fore October 10. We leave on last Victoria. Don’t delay, bring the
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THE SURPRISE3ST0RE
Local News Items
(3nd Town Topics
Indian summer.
The Victoria on its last voyage o
the season is scheduled to leace Seat
tie on October 10.
Albert Hagberg will get away fo
Dime creek with a full supply of need
ed material on the Ukiuwak.
The Arctic Chief left yesterda;
morning with a full load of freigh
for Dime creek.
W. H. Suksdorf arrived up lasl
night from Solomon section where he
has been engaged in separating gold
from gravel during the good old sum
mer time.
PIONEER IGLOO HOTEL
Beds 50 cents per night. .House
keeping Rooms.
SIRS MOXOHAN, Prop.
The Flyer will sail for East Cape
on Saturday next with a cargo of sup
plies for trading stations on that sec
tion.
The Cordova has several hundred
tons of freight to take on at St Mich
ael for the outside when finished dis
charging coal at Fort Davis.
The last few days being cold and
frosty has simply put the quietus on
mining on the creeks for those engag
ed in open workings. The water has
gone peluk and the streams are frozen
Mr Hedrick of Monument creek dis
covery where he and Liston and Con
nolly have been making the dirt fly
for the past few weeks was an arrival
in town a day or so ago.
A NOX-IX TOXICA TING DRINK
THAT SATISFYS—REVO
Next Sunday has been designated
Liberty Loan Sunday and sermons are
to be preached on the loan in the
churches on that day. Secretary
M’Adoo himself worked out this plan
The Ukiuwak was no sooner out
of Snake River and across the bat
when its unpleasont stranded position
was taken by the Aguillett which is
also trying to get out to Bering Sea
from this land locked (completely so)
harbor of ours.
BEVO $2.50 PER DOZEN AT LEH
MANN’S
The Ukiuwak, bound for Dime
Creek, and which in an ill advised
moment sought shelter in Snake Rivet
had more trouble getting out than
any ordinary self respecting ntembet
of the Nome mosquito fleet would
want. However by dint of pulling
and pushing with rope and pole, the
schooner finally crossed the bar.
Dime Creek this winter will be
fairly active, but those who mighl
be considering going there would dc
well to understand that there are
now more than enuff men in thal
camp to perform whatever work wil
be required in the way of wage work
ing in the mines.
Slow work i$ is unloading the coa
boat, and the luxury of being a long
shoreman is appreciated better wher
it is understood that several goinp
out to discharge the ship at Fori
Davis enjoyed the opportunity ol
working two solid hours after s
weary waiting yesterday.
THERE IS NONE AS GOOD AS BEVC
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The Grand Jury yesterday brot in a
true bill against Tuohy charged witl
shooting Martin Moian, and two nc
true bills in the case of Martin Morar
on two charges placed against the
latter. A true bill was returnee]
against Carl Anderson charged with
assault with intent to commit rape
Arrivals from Golovin report thal
some natives engaged in the fishinp
industry came to the conclusion that
they were not getting an adequate re
compense from their employers am
struck for more money. As you can
not catch fish by gazing hypnoticallj
at the heaving waters, the man powei
of that section was rewarded for iti
strike by receiving all its demands
Henry Burgh finally got away to
Dime creek where he will mine thi
winter. Joe Bongard also left to re
join his family there and to mine ii
the Koyuk section. John Hoem wh'
arrived from the Outside on the Wat
son left for Dime. Hoem who come
under the new man power act go
permission from his registratio:
board to leave for Alaska but to re
turn in February.
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* NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS *
! * LOCAL 240. I. U. M. M. & S. W. *
• * A11 members are requested to *
* attend the next regular meeting *
* Of the Nome Mine Workers *
• * Union, Local 240 I. U. M. M. & *
• * S. W. Business of importance to *
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* MARTIN KENNELLY *
' * President *
* AIBERT BRATEN *
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Deputy U. S. Marshal Luther is also
an arrival from the Port Clarence
section. He has about made up his
mind to leave on the outgoing boats
to investigate the reports sent in as
to outside prosperity.
Every man leaving on S. S. Watson
should buy a Bond. Wear the Fourth
Lliberty Loan Button as you get off
the steamer and show the Seattleites
that Alaskans are patriotic.
A Nome Merchant who is closing
up his business in this section and
whose name was not mentioned in a
list of those closing out some time
ago. is A. Wittenberg who has been
so long identified with Nome commer
cial life since the early days. Clos
ing up stock, lock and barrel.' ship
ping and trading, Mr Wittenberg will
retire to the quietude of Seattle life
when the last boat leaves. In the
meantime he is selling out everything.
Keep Posted, Read the WORKER.
The Watson is expected to finish
loading at Golovin today and get
away about midnight from there for
St Michael where the passengers for
the outside are to be taken on. The
boat will leave from St Michael im
mediately that the passengers are on
board and the steamer comes to Nome
dropping off about 70 tons at Bonanza
however on the way. Agent Wolffe
expects to get away Friday night or
early Saturday from Nome at the
latest. X
PROVE THE PUDDING BY EATING
BUTTER EGGS PIG PORK PRE
SERVES AT INDEPENDENT GROC
ERY.
Kobuk arrivals report that “the
ptarmigan are beginning to come
back”. Remarkably enough this re
port comes from practically every
section. If those who are more de
voted to slaughtering birds than real
sport will let them alone for a few
seasons the ptarmigan will be repro
duced in large numbers and there
will be plenty for the needs of the
prospectors. As some gunmen start
out after these birds even now with
the intention of killing everyone that
they see. against automatics and pump
guns the birds have not got a chance.
Game Warden M. O. Solherg has a
Norwegian paper which depicts in
prose and half tone the departure of
Amundsen on his North Pole expedi
tion from Tromsoe in Norway. He
goes towards the eastward following
the continental coast line northward
of the Scandinavian Peninsula to the
island of Spitzberger turning north
ward from Dickson's Land. The
ship's name is Maud and a sturdy
looking crew is shown with the com
mander on the ship’s deck. The ex
pedition started in July last and will
try to reach the North Pole.
Ben Nygren is an arrival from Tel
ler. While fishing was not wholly
bad, it was not very good this seas
on. The fish did not put in an ap
pearance for quite a while and when
they did come in large quantities the
run did not lost long. Moreover dur
ing that time when the big run was on
they were unable to procure help to
put up the fish that were caught.
They worked just as long as they
could putting up what they had but
were unable owing to the lack of
labor to put up what they caught
and some of the fish went bad.
The Lost River tin mine is the sub
ject of considerable speculation and
quite a few would like a whole lot
to hear the experts opinion about it.
But these gentlemen are just as com
municative as the clam. On the other
hand all connected with the mine
wear an optimistic cast of counten
ance and this in itself is regarded as
■ a very hopeful sign. After approach
t ing various parties in flank attacks
- that were well camouflaged in the
1 most tactical manner the Worker man
> made a drive of some dimensions on
- one of these interested parties. He of
i fered a stubborn resistance before
t retiring but finally surrendered the
i information that “she looks awful
- good.” The Worker man is looking
for a leather medal for this capture.
North Pole Bakery
& Coffee House
BREAD
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2 Loaves25c.
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Through The
* ALASKA PUBLICITY BUREAU.
Juneau, Alaska.
If you want to either hire or be
hired, let us hear from you.
Employers will please state na
ture of positions to be filled ana
wages paid.
Those desiring positions will
state qualifications and nature of
work wanted.
E. J. WHITE
Chief of Bureau
By order of the Governor.
MINERS ATTENTION
. .Advertisers in your paper are
worthy of your patronage. They
can, supply all your wants as cheaply
and as efficiently as those who do not
advertise. Give them the preference
as a matter of course in the matter
of your purchases. In this way you
help yourselves and your paper.
DELICIOUS FRESH STRAWBER
RIES 25 CENTS PER BOX AT
LEHMANN’S. 4
Let os estimate on your Job Work.
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OPPOSITE A. B. HALL
ROOMS BY THE DAY, WEEK
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PHONE MAIN 149
GEORGE MODIXI .. Proprietor
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FULL LINE OF BK8T UNDERWEAR, FLANNEL SHIRTS, OYER 5
COATS, MACCINOW COATS, LEATHER VESTS. VERY GOOD
LINE OF SHOES, STETSON HATS AND MENS SUITS TO SUIT THE
PUBLIC. .ALSO SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS.
Cheap John Store
TEL. MAIN *8. ON* PRIOR TO ALL
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