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Has the
GOODS
And Murphy >s with
us to sell them
Lomen Bros.
April Premium Contest now on
What We Give You
A Bar of Gold
Free—Value $100.00—Free
On. chance on this pure goll will be given with RAOIl 50e I'ltn
CIIASE or payment on account.
DRAWING JUNE 25th
Post Cards of the
Ladies Dog Race
On Sale Now
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
NEWS NOTES
I
j John Ban had a load of oil haulei
j out to his ground on Monroeville thii
| morning
I Wallace Porter from Dime creek 1:
j in the city seeing tlio sights. Mr
Porter is interested in mining witl
; Ed Pfaffle of ouncil both there ant
I in the Dime creek section.
>
:: Hart Humber, deputy marshal o
! i lie Candle country for the last fifty
j years is in town for a visit. Hart h
1 fine, fat and fit as a fiddle and wil
tarry in our midst for a cotiplo ml
1 weeks.
The l.adies Aid Society’ of the Fed
erated church meets tomorrow at 2
| p. m. in lecture room. Aid Society
and a committee from the Sunday
school will decorate the church for
Easter Sunday.
The grand jury, nineteen in nun'.
| tier, went in session this afternoon
when the prosecuting attorney will
present the various cases for their
findings. T. W. Coady was appoint
ed foreman by Judge Tucker and five
ef those drawn were excused.
jl '
, lVspute tne illne«s of over two
j weeks Harry Phillips looks fairly well
i and is up and among his friends
again. Harry is in receipt of a let
ter from the Hearst-Pathe people
who ask him to get good pictures
of the coming all Alaska Sweepstakes
so Harry will be in the limelight with
identification tripod once more.
In a letter received yesterday’ from
Dr. Fromm it is learned that the
1 genial doctor has completely’ recov
ered Ins health, and has gained twen
j ty pounds in weight since going out
I side. Mrs. Fromm and the children
j are also i:i good health and enjoy
j ing themselves in Gresham, a suburb
of Portland, Oregon. The doctor was
, leaving on February S for Honolulu,
for a visit but stated lie would be
1 Iiark ui Nome on the first boat in |
; thf spring to resume bis practice.
"Hokum cup mere for endurance”
I is ‘.be engraving on a beautiful lit
I tie silver cup which Miss Inez Lyle
I received anonymously. Miss Lylo ccr
! tainly deserves the cup for she has
competed in all races and events open
to ladies, .and has always been a
game loser. In Saturday's race she
came »n at the wrong end; had she
some of the blue-blooded stock others
more fortunate had, it might have
been some different.
' The Nome Kennel Club announce
the following ladies as selections for
the All Alaska Sweepstakes queen
contest which will be decided at the
Kermis which takes place on Satur
day night next: Mrs. Tom Sbaugh
ncssy of Solomon, Mrs. Nate Coombs
of Council Miss Jean Crowley, Miss
Bertha Jdhnson and Miss Jennie
i Stromberg all of Nome, The contest
j will start from tomorrow when votes
! may be cast at the ballot boxes which
; will be at the Hose Candy’ store and
J Hill's pharmacy.
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Marshal Jordan arrived in town
from St. Michael at 11 o'clock yes
terday bringing with him a native
! prisoner who was lodged In the fed
eral jail to await trial at the coming
session of court on a charge of rape,
j Marshal Jordan has covered many
CONSIDER
%
That a glass of our freshly made apple cider
contain more food and medicinal value than any
thing else you can buy in the city.
You are invited to witness the making of our
cider it is made while you wait.
jpolets Stores
9
[ i hundred of miles of trail this winter
i In all kinds of weather, has had many
tough trips and is as hard ns nails.
On Norton bay he passed many
Nomeites heading for the Yukon
1 among whom were Ferguson and Van
Kirk,, Jack Monahan, A. C.. Oliver,
1 Joe de Rosa of Council and Jake Kris
ten who had Ernest the native run
! ni:ig ahead as a loose leader. The
weather was soft and all weve well.
The winners of the apple drawing
held at Coggins store on Saturday
night were Frank Martin, I,. It. Mor- j
ris, Hugh O’Farrell, Sergeant Ininan
and Charles Ohrein. These lucky In
dians all carried off a box of Wine
saps which Jack Young had in tho
safe*
j The billiard game at the Hoard of
| Trade tournament tonight will be
j evidently one of the finals. Tho
j tournament is drawing to a close,
j Faxon l,ewis having won in class
I B and Guy Mish getting first place in
j class C. These remains? but one
' game to play in class A unless that
game tilings about a lie which would
necessitate a play off.
! In class D the winner should be
{
j decided this week. There will be
some mighty fine games to watch
from now until the finish so all the
fans should he there to witness tho
finals.
I At the monthly drawing for the
round trip to Seattle and return of
fered by the Lorn on stores No. 273
, was the choice. The thirty live dol- ]
| lar album was won by No. 43G Nos. j
428, 248 449, T2G were drawne ns j
! shown.
Dan Crowley has returned from his
two weeks trip lo the Hot Springs
and looks like a two-year-old on derby
day. Dan tells all about the rein
deer fair and says lie had the time
of his life. Regarding the time made'
by reindeer in tho ten mile races
Crowley remarks that he never saw
animals hitched 141 to any contriv
ance gather tlie speed that the rein
deer did. lie states that tho course
was measured and found correct,
that the arils and other conditions
were ideal and that the timekeepers
were most careful.
The Kennel Club's big doings, tiie
Cabaret for the Sweepstakes, is an
nounced to take place at Ragle hall
on April 7. This affair should bring
out every lover of fun. There will
be six big acts, among which there
will be many surprises sprung on
those who thinki they are to see an
ordinary performance. In addition
there will be music and dancing ga
lore, and last and greater than all
will be the closing of the queen con
test. There are to be many contest
ants for queen this year It Is ru
mored and tbe voting will bo spirited
at the Cabaret. Those who have red
i
j blood in their veins will all be there,
| and the rest well, they are just
j sticking around waiting to die any
way, so they might just as well bump
[ off at a good show like this as alone
counting the milk cans.
| The following petition was handed
j i;i to Judge J. It. Tucker this morning
j when the court Informed the peti
j tioners that the petitioners for and
j against the issuing of licenses must
j be on file with the clerk of the court
1 April 20 .after which action In the
matter will be taken:
Nome, Alaska, April 2, 1917.
To tbe Honorable J K. Tucker, judge
of the District Court, Second Di
vision:
Nome, Alaska.
Dear Sir:—The Nome Mine Work
ers' Union and the Women’s Chris
tiou Temperance Union have decided
to circulate a petition among the
citizens of Nome asking your honor
not to issue licenses to saloons for
a longer period than up fo Septem
ber 1 1917, and you arc hereby noti
fied of this decision.
Very respectfully, Andrew Beck,
John A. Wilson Juliys Nelson, Wil
liam Austin, for the Nome Mine
Workers’ Union; Mrs. Peter McKen
zie Bayne, Mrs. Torn Mulligan, Inez
V. Walthall, for the Woman’s Chrl-s
tian Temperance Union.
Alt ij ■
Embroidery
Threads
All colors, stranded thread,
35c per dozen skeins; Hope
size, 5c, 50c per dozen skeins;
D. M. C. stranded 55c per dozen
skeins; Crochet thread all sizes,
10c per ball, and all kinds of
flowers 20 per cent off.
MRS. Jr WANDER
Second avenue, opp. Courthouse.
j POLITICAL CARDS
I
; FOR MAYOR—
i
G. J. Lomen
i
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917. j
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY—
Judge J. F. Hobbes
ELECTION APRIL 3. 1917.
FOR CITY CLERK
Alfred ((luuiKey) Anderson
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917. |
FOR COUNCILMAN —
M. D. Balsar
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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FOR COUNCILMAN —
Gus Lynell
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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POLITICAL CARDS
FOR CITY CLERK—
r
K. Grimm
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917. *
FOR CITY CLERK
James J. Bogan
A Nome Product. «.
ELECTION APRIL 3 1917.
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FOR COUNCILMAN—
James K. McAllister
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917. ,
FOR SCHOOL TREASURER— f
Mrs. Peter McKenzie Bayne
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
FOR MAYOR— *
W. D’Arcy Chace
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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TOWELS TOWELS
We have the largest stock, and the best assortment of towels In
Alaska.
IF VOL' NEED TOWELS
faUY THEM THIS WEEK.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
!’• S.—See our grocery adv. in Worker.
Q. P. GOQQIN - *—
Come in and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
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g THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE.
| GOSSARD AND NEMO j
g These two names .signify the best in X
| Comfort, style and wearing ] j
jj service. A trio any woman may ljj
§ have in her corsets if it is a
I “Qossard” or “Nemo”
j Front Lace Back Lace
j Priced from $2.50 Up
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