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Well, we're mixed up in the war and we’re going the limit until we win out. Our boys are going 8
France—we’ll be fighting In the trenches, In the air and on the soa. But what are we going to do I
about It at home here? Are we going to break down and sob about it or are we going to buck up and 8
look for the silver lining in the dark cloud. 8
Over In France, the farmer is digging and h elng out In tiro fields while stray shells occasionally 8
burst near him but he does not pay any attention lo them—just keeps on a-digging and a-hoeing. 8
•Friends, dont' let the old farmer in France have anything on us—let’s Just keep on digging and hoe- 8
| log no matter what happens; that's the best thing for the soul and business that I know of. 8
| We are now offering cheese at a very reduced price as we have stated It will pay you to watch 8
our specials. I
Bimburger Cheese, 1 pound bricks, 23c, 2 for 45c 8
Bimburger Cheese, 2 pound bricks, 45c, 2 for 85c. ■
Oregon Brick Cheese, 5 pound bricks, $1.40, 2 pounds for G5c, 8
Swiss Brick Cheese, 25 pound bricks, $S.50, 3 pounds for $1. 8
Cottngo Cheese, per pound 22 1-2 at small cuts 3bc. 8
Imported Bimburger in tins, each, 45c. 8
j Imported Fromage de Brie, In tins each 45c. 8
Imported Swiss, Just cut fresh, per poui d f5o. I
, Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per poynd, 27c, small cuts 30c. i
Oregon y. A. Cheese each $1.76. 8
NEWS NOTES
Dr. ace returned from n trip to
the Dime creek section on the schooner
| Rupert tills afternoon. The visit to
the interior camp was in connection
j with his duties ns one of the territorial
| health hoard.
The Nome Gun Club is making prep
arations to hold Fourth of July shoot
at the Steadman avenue grounds to
morrow evening. The sport will cont
; menoe at 7:30 sharp and all arc invited
! to attend and see the club cracks
i knock the flying clay birds to pieces.
The freighter Cordoya remained only
a few hours after arrival yesterday,
proceeding to St. M'tohael after dis
I charging a small quantity of cargo
J hilled for this port. The vessel will
j remain at St. Michael for a day or so,
later proceeding to points to the west
and north.
I trot her Carrol, of the Alaska Steam
i ship Co. received a wire from the
; Skagway today stating that the work
| of unloading at St. Michael would
I probably ho concluded, some time to
j day. Should ttVisf forecast become real"
' ,ty the vessel with the much anCclpat
|e mail will arrive here some time
tomorrow.
S. A. Judd, formerly a business
man of Ih'is city returned from Mar
shal a few days ago after many years
absence. He reports that the old town
looks good to him after his years of
adventuring elsewhere. Mr. Judd was
in business here in the pioneer days
of the camp and remembers well the
stirring times of the gold rush days.
There must have been mosquitos
where the Hilly and the Rose feature
to lie shown at the Dream tonight, was
photographed. This much is to he
inferred from the attire of the famous
dancer, Rojfiska Dolly, which appears
to consist of little else than mosquito
liar in the bench dance which forms
one of the prominent features of the
1 picture.
Owing to serious static troubles on
the wireless routes last night and to
day, the Nugget was unable to receive
the usual amount of telegraphic mat
ter today. The trouble is apparenly
incident to the hot weather prevailing
at present and may continue 'indefin
itely. For this reason the Nugget has
decided to issue no paper tomorrow
and the staff will devote the day to
celebrating the national birthday
i Mr. lleintze who spent some time In
; Nome last year looking after various
matters for the Alaska Steamship Co.,
I
returned for a brief stay on the Cor
dova yesterday. Mr He'lntze represents
the company at ports of destination
where no regular agent is located and
I will he with tha Cordova as long as
| the vessel remains in northern waters.
• The fr.v.Mter Ins freight foT various
j points from St. Michael to Kotzebue
I' sound ports and will he in this region
for some time.
I Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg wore the hosts
j of a launching trip to Sledge 'island
i on the Genevieve last Sunday. Twenty
. or more persons made the trip and
I spent a most enjoyable day on the
i island after a delightful trip on the
| smooth waters of Rering sea. Those
»
I participating were: Mr. and Mrs. R.
| S. Pollister, Air. and Airs. Arthur
Cole, Joe and Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Fred
Ayer, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Runyon,
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Downing, Mrs.
Harry Klley, Mrs. Coke and daughter,
Miss Sundback, Dr. and Mrs. Sharpe,
Miss Mildred Mallon, Harry Altman,
G. V. Goggin, Grant Jackson and Mr.
and Mrs. Kellogg.
The Flyer came up from Solomon
this morning bringing a total of six
passengers among whom were Wm.
Steigolmier and Judge Flynn. The
latter has been in the Solomon section
for some time attending to various
quartz interests. The Judge asserts
that lie was compelled to abdicate by
the mosquitos which were so numerous
that life was almost unbearable.
The vessel departed this afternoon
about two p m. with a passenger list I
of about six persons among whom I
were C. L. Peck, of the Moody Min- j
ing Company Mr. Olson, of Solomon,
and a number of others whose names
could not be obtained.
Arrivals on the Relverede report that
the ice conditions on the Siberian
coast are unusually bad this year. Tee
was encountered much farther south
than ever before. Ice fields were
passed as far south as the Kamchatka
coast and were practically continuous
along the coast as far north as Cape
Serge, the highest point at which tho
vessel touched. The Belvedere is under
command of Capt. Porter this year, the
former master, Capt. Joachim, having
taken another position. The vessel will
probably get away wihin a few hours,
again proceeding to the farther coast
of IJerlng sea.
A large party of Grand Tour excur
sionists will meet the Victoria at St.
Michael on the next trip, according to
idvices received by Brother Carroll.
The list of those making tho trip
forwarded to the local agency >r the
Alaska Steamship Co. contain more
than forty names, making the 1 arty
one of the largest sir.gij parties that
has yet made the loir of Alaska by
way of tho inside passage and down
the Yukon:
The following 'a '.ho list John
Biodler and wife, J II McMillan and
wife. Miss Edith McMillan Mrs. Ham
liert, Frank Tuthill and wife, Mrs.
Leonard, Mr. and Mis. Parsons, Ohns.
Schwab Jerome Schwab, James Mc
Nnnnen, J. \V. Collins, M. Cochrell,
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Air. and Mrs.
Hardy, Mrs. Alva Can-others Miss
Moore, Dr. Grace P. Murray, Mrs. D.
Adbert, Mrs, Cat herns Mack, Mrs.
Laura Carrel, Miss Mary Mesner, Mrs.
Norton, Mrs. Libby, Mrs. Burroughs,
Mrs. Van Austen and daughter, Mrs.
C. At. Wilkes, Miss Anna Chandler,
Fred D. Haughman, Miss Gunninger,
Mrs. Morse and S. B. Chandler.
Tlie Nome city council met at the
usual hour last evening hut nothing
of unusual interest developed beyond the
passing of an order appointing two
special policemen to officiate on In
dependence day without pay.
Other items of business transacted
included the reading of the report of
the city treasurer the recommendation
by the fire and water committee that j
sundry and divers repairs be made to
I
(he city thoroughfares, the passage of
tiie ordinance presented at the last
meeting increasing the interests on
property redeemed undr the delinquent
tax laws and placing the ordinance
in agreement with the new law.
The Heed property, for which no offer
higher than fifty dollars had been
obtained was ordered sold at Hint
figure. James Swartzell was allowed
a reliate of $600 on his inxes in consid
eration of improvements made by l.lm
oil the public thoroughfare in the vi
cinity of the Golden Gale hotel.
Councilman McAllister, who was ap
pointed a special committee to look
into (he matter of securing coal for
the establishment of a municipal coal
yard, reported that the coal boat which
lie was attempting to secure for
transportation purposes had been
turned over to the government and was
no longer available. lie stated, how
ever that despite this unexpected de
velopment the committee was not
without hope that a vessel may be se
cured yet.
The council also discussed Hie matter
of repairing Steadman avenue but
decided to defer action until after
Hie nexl meeting. The reading and
disposal of various bills against he
city formed the remainder of the eve
ning’s business.
Klean Knitt Underwear raised in
price at factory 20 per cent. All
goods in stock from last year sells at
the same old price. Miss Oestirch’s
Store
ATTENTION MOOSE
All Loyal Moose are directed to lie
present at a special meeting ton'iglit
at 9 p. m. to arrange for the Davison
children transportation to Mooseheart.
Ry order of
NOHVIN W. LEWIS.
Dictator.
J. r. JONES. Secy.
MR. NEW ARRIVAL—You can
keep posted on the world's doings
by subscribing for the Nome Nugget.
We are using Moonlight water In the
Cite Bath House.
NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE.
Public notice is hereby given, that
under and by virtue of a writ of exe
cution 'issued out of the District Court
for the District of Alaska Second Di
vision, in Cause No. 2544, upon a cer
tain judgment therein rendered on the
19th day of September, 19L4, and en
tered in favor of William A. Gilmore,
plaintiff, and against the Golden Dawn
Min'ing Company, a corporation, de
fendant, amounting to the sum
of twenty two hundred fifty six
and 70-100 ($2256.70) dollars, with
costs and interest at. the rate of
eight (8 per cent) per cent i*er annum,
1 will on the 19th.day of July, 1917,
at twelve o’clock noon of said day,
I the front door of the United States
Court House, at Nome, Alaska, offer
for sale at public vendue and sell to
the highest and best bidder for cash,
1 the right, title, and interest, which
the defendant company had on the
th day August, 1914,, or at any time
since, in and to those certain min'ing
claims known as,
No. 4 Holyoke Creek, being situated,
adjoining the Bessie Mining Claim on
the third beach line; and the Craw
ford Fraction situated and adjoining
the west of said No. 4 Holyoke.
All the above property bating locat
ed in the Cape Nome Recording Pre
cinct, District of Alaska, Second Di
vision.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, June 19,
1917.
E. It. JORDAN,
United States Marshal, Second Di
ision. District of Alaska.
June 19, 26, July 3, 10, 17.
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| Dissolution Sale Offerings |
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^ Ladies Tub Dresses of Ginghams and Percales in a profusion of if
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J Burke, Breakfast, Porch, and Sport styles. All new, bright and up-to- if
j the-minute styles. J
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if $2.00 Misses d» | j»|-v $2.50 White
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4^ $2.50 Ladies rf. . ^. $3.60 White — _ if
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A $2.75 ladles a. $1.50 Child’s Cl 1C ♦
T Middies .Skirts. .vl*lv x
’f $2.50 Sport £ t ew. $2.50 Child’s » . %
T Shirts.4> I .V5 Skirts.I .V5 J
if $1.50 Sport | | _ 1.00 Misses ^
if Shirts.«P 1 , Id Skirts.
4 $2.25 Sport __ $3.50 Willie Burke '
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