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Federated Bazaar, December 10.
Roof Garden, December 18.
outside mall closes Mondays at 5 p.
m.
Outside mall due to arrive Fridays.
The following shows the coldest pe
riod during the 24 hours of each day for
1914 and 1916.
1914. 1915
December 1.26 —11
December 2 .26 —12
December 3.24 —14
December 4.24 —18
December 5 . 26 —16
December 6. 22 —14
December 7.32 —14
December 8. 18 —16
December 9.21 —18
The Federated church will hold
.heir big bazaar tonight and the event
will probably prove a great attraction
to the public. Various articles ot
i tility and ornament will be on 9ale
i ml some very delectable things in the
ine of good eats may also be had by
le who appreciate good cookery.
The overland mail arrived shortly
ter -our yesterday afternoon but
here was nothing in the way of out
;de mail contained. Letters and
apers from the towns along the south
eastern coast were received but noth- i
in? from beyond the Alaska shores.
Many People In This Town
never reailv enjoyed a meal until I
we advise 1 them to take a
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before and after each meal. Sold only
by us—2oo a box.
Butler, Mauro <£. Co.
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announcement of large I
new line of
HOLIDAY GOODS I
which will be on display I
in a few days
G. P. GOGGIN
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NOW OPEN
Lomen Bros.
STUDIO
WITH EACH DOLLAR CASH PURCHASE OR FOR EACH DOL
LAR PAID ON ACCOU NT DU RING THIS MONTH WE GIVE A
TICKET WHICH ENTITLES THE HOLDER TO ONE CHANCE ON
A
$100. VIGTROLA
Geo. E. Lomen & Co.
Lomen’s Pharmacy
Lomen Brothers
Vcoording to the best information ob
ainable the outside mail, leaving Nu
ito on the J-lth of last month will not
riive before the next regular trip of
he mail team one week hence.
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Tlie Misfits and the Will He’s will
j meet tonight at the bowling alley In
he fifth game of the bowllng*vOurna
cnent.
Ravenkilde and Jensen have sim
. ended operations of Jess creek by
he time being but several other par
ies are working in that section.
An appreciable raise in the temper
ature during the past twelve hours has
el pod to dissipate the visions of a
uge i oal bill at the end of the month.
The average temperature during the
iy has been around four or five, ae
rding to the unofficial observers and
lie change is readily appreciable.
The cold weather h.Ls kept the coal
men and teamsters busy for the past
few days and both businesses are re
torted ■ to be flourishing. The team
sters are also busy on the adjacent
creeks as there is much moving of
abins, boiler houses and other camp
tuipment.
Brown Brothers and Carl Marram
are engaged in sinking a new shaft on
heir Sunset prpperties according to
.iports from that section today. Four
or live other parties are also working
n the vicinity looking for the pay
streak. Ivory and company have late-'
ly taken an outfit there and are ro
oorted to be started on their way to
bedrock.
Invitation cards are out for the sil
er Wcddinp anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Mueller which falls on Fri
day, January 7. According to the an
■ - uiicement, the reception will be held
in A. B. hall at 8 p. m. The invita
tions issued to tlie friends of the long
wedded couple are a decided novelty
n that tliej are engraved on sterling
silver plated thus forming ah andsome
souvenir of the occasion.
An arrival from Dexter yesterday
states that there is an immense
mount of activity in that section and
there is quite an extensive settlement
cuilt up by the many outfits engaged
n mining and prospecting. Our in
’ormant says that there are probably
thirty-five or forty outfits at work in
.hat vicinity and the scene reminds one
3f the palmy days of the third beach
line. Cabins and mining apparatus
re visible in every direction and the
smoke pall of industry hangs in a
tilack cloud over the divide when the
lir is calm, preventing from afar much
tlie appearance of a busy town with
its overhanging canopy of gray.
Tonight at the Eagle hall movies
the fifth episode of the great “Lucille
Love serial" will be shown. This is a
jreat picture and the wonderful nerve
if Grace Curnard. can only be appre
ciated after seeing her in the startling
ind thrilling situations in which she
r placed. Two crackerjack comedies
ire also included in the bill, “The Dear
Hunter" and “In Wrong." These, are
plendid films and will sure produce
learty laughter. The universal pic
ures are giving universal satisfaction, j
tVatch for the great society drama, j
‘A Modern Melnotte,” featuring Ed-1
la Maison in the leading role Sunday
light.
The various business houses are
commencing to take on a holiday ap
pearance with the installation of dis
plays of Christmas goods and decora
tions and a number of stores have a
real Christmas-sy look. Various of
the establishments have beautiful dis
plays of toys and novelties while others
ire devoting their artistic talents to
spreads of good things for the festive^
board. Several have very hansome
ind pleasing displays that are reminis
cent of the ways and methods of far
•lder centers of civilization than our
Isolated camp "under the shadow of
the pole.1'
The Dream again displayed the S.
R. G. sign last night at tlie display
of the sixth episode of the Million Dol
lar Mystery. This number excells all
other issues of the famous serial. The
mystery has now arrived at the stage
whore it is becoming of absorbing in
terest and is proving a marvelous at
traction to the movie going public.
Tonight, ‘The Ambassador’s Envoy,”
in two parts will be shown. This is a
forcible departure from the usual two
reel production and exposes a plot
both novel and Ingenious, is grandly
mounted and presented by an all stgr
■ast of finished artists. ‘ Geadwood
Trail,” a western drama, and a “laugh
A Bald Head Only Indicates
that the scalp hc-i oecn neglected. We
recommend that you use
Hair Tonic
Kills the germ that causes thu hair to
fallout and v. }-»op the scalp health'/.
Butler, Mauro & Co.
11 c'l (ho world laughs with you" com
u> that will do you good. Sunday
.eight, Arbuckle in ' Fatty Finish” and
l he Honor of the Law.” A big show,
sual prices.
The following is the count in the
j Federated Church Bazaar doll contest
, at 3 this afternoon The ballot box
will be kept open at the Nonparlel un
ll 6 this evening und the voting Will
fterwurd be conducted ^tt the Fed
erated church The contest will close
at 11 p. m.
Elizbath Holden .1,660
I Martha Hull.1,060
fiorothy Kenney . 660
Mrs. A. N. KIttelson . 300
Margaret Adams . 176
Lucille Adams . 15C
Vllson Adams. 160
Emily Polet . 100
Virginia Van Sickle . 100
Marion Baehelder . 100
ftowena Le Clerq. ..... 75
Enid Lalblin . 60
■Mr. Chester, the well known Uolovin
aid Dime creek storekeeper, informs
ihe Nugget thut the stories of a grub
mortage iu tlie Dime creek diggings
ae grossly exaggerated and that there
.s not the least danger of anyone suf
enng in any degree because of an ab
sence ot provisions. There is a i
-light shortage in some lines at pres
ent but these are being remedied as
ust as transportation can be provid
ed from Uolovin where there is an
mpie supply of everything that may
ae needeU in the new camp. Chester
s that he has over two hundred
s of supplies at his Uolovin store
ou also a large shipment of pipe anu
idlings tor tnawing purposes which
will be adequate to meet all demands,
i here is at present on Dime creek
lienty ot Hour, sugar and cream and
reindeer meat in ample quantity to
■ t the present and prospective de
mand, so no one need fear that they
nuot subsist in comfort. Addition
al supplies ale also being hurried up
-cm Uolovin as fust as possible. Ches
cr says that the reason for the short -
at Dime lies in the failure of the
ipiang companies to bring his sup
.ilies when they were ordered last sum
mer. The orders were sent in in
plenty of time to land the goods in
now camp, but owing to their non
ppearance until the freezup had eom
i need, it was impossible to land
a m in tlie Dime creek store until
inter travel was possible. Cheater
aas made all possible effort to get the
foods up the river and is sending sup
plies right along together with the
il He also states that he is pay
•f for tlie latter service himself and
'cole Bam had nothing to do with it
■ yond Golovin.
Federated Bazaar Supper.
Deo. 10; 5:30 to 8 p. m.
Ohicken pie, or creamed Crab, salad,
pie, etc-, 75o.
THO’ OUT! TO MAKE
PEACE TEUTONS
WILL CONTINUE
A. P. A. Service.
AMSTERDAM. Dec. 0.—Dispatches
from Budepest, Hungary, today quote
Julius Andressy. one of Hungary’s
foremost statesmen and one time
premier of the empire as saying that
it is an overwhelming human duty to
bring the war to a conclusion and re
store peace at the earliest possible
moment but that the Teutonic allies
would nevertheless continue as there
was no other alternative open owing
to the attitude of the entente nations.
Andressy declared that for the sake
of humanity both “fcldes should make
concessions and put a stop to the
terrible slaughter which threatens to
depopulate the nations before the
struggle is concluded. "We would
gladly have peace at any time,” saldj
Andressy, “but we cannot be expected
to give up our material gains. We
must, therefore continue."
HARVARD TO ADD
MILITARY GODRSE
A. P. A. Service.
CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 10.—It is official
ly announced that a course of military
training will be added to the Harvard
curriculum and all students so desir
ing can take a full course of training
in military tactics in connection with
the regular course of studies. The
college authorities are Inclined to the
belief that a considerable portion of
the student body will be glad to avail
themselves of the opportunity to ob
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tain the necessary knowledge of the
duties of a soldier if for no other rea
sn than the excellent physical training
provided by a course In soldiering. It
Is also hoped that by this means a
large number of students will be fitted
to become prospective officers for the
army In the event of their services
being needed.
GUESTS REMONSTIANCE
LEADS TO KILLING
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, Dec. 10.—Michael Kuez
erskl. a butcher, was shot and Instant
ly killed about midnight In his home
here after a wordy altercation with
K. KoltofT, a guest, who had remon
strated with him for ordering another
guest from the house.
Acording to the story told the po
lice, Kuezerski was severely upbraided
by KoltofT for having ordered the
other party, who was a mutual friend,
from the house after some slight dis
agreement. One word led to another
uid blows were finally exchanged with
the result that KoltofT drew a gun and
shot his host KoltofT asserts that the
act waa done in self-defense as Kuez
erskl threatened to kill him. The dead
mini leaves u family of five children.
Take a
(StdettCiea,
Tonight
ti 'i ll act as a laxative in thi
r )rnin«
Sutler, Mauro Sl Co.
RE-OPENING
“THE LOBBY”
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6
WKTTKRGRfcN & bfcRGGRfcN, Proprietors.
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF SHIAH
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES TOR «
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCRIAMO
WHICH IN8URES MORE AND BETTER BREAD TOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop.
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AT NO OTHER TIME
IS OUR STOCK OF
| ' FKOEKIX HOSE
as completeas now
90c IQ $2.00
Special pr fees fer trx
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. |
THE NONPAREIL
NOME’S POPULAR DRY GOOD HOUSE
WAIT ?
FOR THE I
MONSTER HOLIDAY SALE
AND
MAKE YOUR MONEY
DO DOUBLE DUTY
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Every Thing Reduced
Watch For The Circulars
Ii They Will Till The Story
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