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Order- must be placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivers II
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Lomen
Has the
GOODS
And Murphy is with
us to sell them
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April Premium Contest now on
Bank Account
Free
To the holder of the winning Ticket
On June 1st
One ticket with i-nh r'rn' y» 111 < h i «if» i. iyrn nl nn ,iccr>lint.
A Bar of Gold
■i
One eh: < >n t I * ir f O 1 ml two th;tnc*-s on the Brink Ac
count with each 50c purchase or fwiymcnt on account.
Hill’s Pharmacy
I \Ve deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
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.
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I NEWS NOTES
Civil service examinations will be
h. *Ki in Nome each spring and fall.
For further information call at the
Vnited States custom house.
leaded to the guards with both
j first and second class mall Louis
Erickson passed through Safety this
afternoon en route to Nome. The trails
ire all in perfect condition according
to r< ports from out stations and Lou
'.ould be in here around five o'clock.
Jack Murphy, for matt) years mayor
of Candle, set out on his ,’ong hike
■ back home today. He is accompanied
by Arthur Nylander who will work
or the Candle creek dredge this sum
■ :ner. Murhpy expressed himself
pleased at last night's meeting which
! be claims was the best thing lie lias
i ever attended in Alaska.
—
! This forenoon both men and sup
i plies went out to the Alaska Mines
j dredge No. 3 ns the Flat creek boat
j is now called. There is quite a hula
u ork to be completed before the ma
j ehineiy is installed and about ten
men are employed. J. H. Miles, su
perintendent of the company is hav
ing the power plant overhauled.
"
J Hauling a thousand pounds of freight
1 fur Dime creek operators, Albert
i Matson left Chinik for that section
this morning and will return to Nome
in a few days. Mrs. Matson is now
getting ready to leave for their old ■
stamping grounds on Nome river
I where during the coming summer they
will run the U. S. roadhouse which
| was always famous for its good eats.
—
Harry Phillips had his moving ptc
' lure machine on the job this after -
: a mi winding up the movements of
' the Sweepstakes teams who obliged J
' In.n by appearing in the limelight. J
i tu is ware taken on Frcnt street
i. d la*, i out on the ice. They will
hove the pb asiire of seeing our Sweep
id,ikes friends in the movies when th
film will be presented here later.
Telephonic advices from Council
this morning advise us that Council
ites are offering two beautiful cups
for competitton in the Camoogan race
which will take place in the early
part of next week. Councilltes also
offer three prizes for the ladies' race j
which takes place whilst the Nome
hunch are there. This race is over j
a seven mile circular course and ts
i'ways keenly contested. Three prizes
re offered for this event.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Fed
erated church met yesterday after
noon. Arrangements were completed
for the Travelog Friday cventng. A
receptton committee was appointed,
consisting of Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Kocli,
Mrs. Shields, ami Mrs. I. Reed. The
! social committee, which will have
| i h.uge of refreshments, Is composed of
■ Mrs. Kelling, Mrs. Fred reterson and
Mrs. Oliver. The society was pleased j
| to learn that over 100 course tickets
! have been taken already, which *s a
) guarantee of a successful occasion.
During the social hour following the
travelog dainty refreshments will be
served for a quarter. First travelog
■ will lie an Illustrated tour of China.
The schooner Eagle will look like
a seagoing yacht by the time Capt.
, Anson, Andy Otterson and Andy
i Jacobsen are through with her. They
-—-.
are working every day and have put
in several bulkheads also instal'cd' a
new pilot house. In fact they have
changed the appearance of the schoon
er and she now looks like a sloop-o
war. They report things pretty quiet
at Safety.
Joe Sheldon will leave for Dime
creek in a few days to look over that
section in the interests of the A’aska
bank.
Tomorrow . > t last day for the
signing iicirst i.Mior.s which will
be submilU 1 <o . udge J ft. Tucker
on April 20.
_
A. McArdle was operated on at the
| Holy Cross hospital this morning for
j a minor cause. Dr. Mustard officiat
ed; the patient is resting easy.
Marshal Jordan acocmpanied by
Deputy Marshal Humber left for St.
Michaels this mutiing. They will
bring back some n i bes who require
the protection o' ill" r'1 it.
Jlud Walsh will leave for Dime
creek tomorrow with a passenger. On
his return it is likely that Bud will
leave for Doering where he will take
charge of the work of the Alaska road
commission in that section.
Several kiads of equipment for the
Dredge camp on Flat were hau’ed out
by Rowe’s teams this afternoon. The
new bunk and mess house has been
erected and all is now ready for re
ceiving the construction and repair
crews.
' *
Oscar Carlson and W. R. Hays will
leave for Gold Rottom tomorrow where
they will engage in summer mining.
"Dad" Hays says he can take to the
hills with safety now as Wl.’son is
at the wheel and there is open water.
No rocks.
The thanks of the community are
duo to the boys of the life saving
station for the pleasing manner in
whch they decorated the A. B. hall for
the mass meeting last night. A little
bunting goes a '.< ng ways towa-d
giving a '.stive epjinrance to anv
thlng aw Captain 1 atold Neilsjn
looked like a real commodore of the
fleet in his neat uniform.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray will leave
for home this afternoon. “Dutch” Joe
will pilot them back to the Solomon
country which has not known them
for many months. Harry will start
out and get the Kimball boats ready
for the summer’s work. Both dredges
will be put in commission as soon as
possib’e and an early dredging season
is expected in that coun try. The Kim
ball boats have but two years work
left in the Solomon country.
To avoid misinterpretation the citi
zens who called for the mass meet
ing last night desired to announce to
the public that it was entirely a non
partisan affair. There is no credit to
be given to any pavty or even to any
individual for the action taken in call
ing a meeting. The spirit of patriot
ism which is paramount to party
politics was that which actuated the
step taken; in fact It was a natural
happening.
At 5 o’clock this afternoon tlic di
rectors of the Nome Kennel Club will
award the prizes to the Sweepstake
winners. As luck would have it all
those who entered In the race will get
a prize as four wore offered for this
year’s race. Seppala will get $1,200.
Anderson $500, Delzcne $300 and Paul
Kogstod will draw $100. The sweep
stakes queen who was the means of
raising the greater portion of this
money will be awarded a check for
$100. Mrs. Jim Burk will at the same
time receive her beautiful trophy.
Max Hlrschbcrg of the Teller Radio
Company, Is still In the city. He Is
going through liis final examination In
order to qualify as a commercial radio
operator and from all accounts will
pass with flying colors. On his re
turn to Teller he will open up his radio
station to the public unless ordered
by the authorities to close down until
further instructions. This has been
done to all radio stations on the out
side. In fact the order was that they
bo dismantled. Max will leave for
Teller early next wck.
/
"All for the love of a lady.” This
morning in a certain cabin not far
from the center of the city two gen
tlemen of direct Finnish descent had a
very hearted argument about—Well,
t’was about a lady—and they decided
to “flnlnsh” It In the good old fash
ioned way.
They had some scrap, broke severa!.
of the windows, smashed up all the
I furn'iture, knocked great big strips of
I skin off each other and had a real
• fine time until some of the neigh
bors took if hand and compelled them
to desist.
'Tis the same old story, and the
chances are that the lady in question
doesn’t care a job about either of
them. 'Twas ever thus!
1'p to three o'clock this afternoon
there were but four entries for the
Moose burden handicap. The coin
[ mitte decided to leave the entry list
open unti! tomorrow afternoon. It
seems odd that in the face of the
beautiful trophy s offered there are so
■ few entries for this most popular race.
All Royal Moose—in honor of Mrs.
Shaughnessy who has so kindly rais
ed the money for the beautiful trophys
offered both this year and last—
should g,-t out and rustle a dog-team
for tli'is race. It alway’s has been a
barrel of fun and the people at Solo
mon have always declared it a na
tional holiday and have everything
from a bridge party to a dance.
The race will start on Friday morn
ing and as the trails are in the best
of shape good time will be made bv
'the teams. Remember this is the
most glorious time of the year. <}et
your girl and get in the rare.
NOTICE.
WAR NEWS—Inlist your name now
on the subscription list of the Nugget
j and keep posted on the war.
DECIDE BOND
BILL TO-DAY
International New* Service.
WASHINGTON, April 18.—The
seven hi'lion bond bill with slight
amendments went to the house com
mittee today.
The amendments will now be con
firmed. anil go to President Wilson
for his signature, and then the war
idlest nf Ihi’ I'nited States is filled.
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, April 18.—The
house refused to agree to the slight
amendment,s that were tacked on to
the seven billion bond bill by tho sen
ate.
The measure has been sent to the
committees, with instructions to hold
immediate conference, and reach their
| decisions with the greatest possible
speed.
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