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With sincere thanks
for the past year’s
business
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Order the Nome Nugget
LEST YOU FORGET
FOR THAT LUNCH THAT HAS BF.EN BOTHERING YOU TO GET UP
WE SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING.
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Pigs Pent Soueed per lb. .2.0c
Baked 1 oaf per lb. .20c
! Pressed Ilam per lb. .35c
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NEWS NOTES
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Bloomfield left for Solomon today
with merchandise for Kenney.
Tho mail leaving here on Novnmber
13 arrived in Seattle, January 2, 1917.
During the month of January tho
j Nome Borwling club will hang up two
prizes for the ladies who bowl the
i.trnteat number of 160 scores The
Cis’ prize will be live dollars and the
r < end three.
Marshal Jordan 3tarted at 11 o’clock
this morning for St. Michael on ofll- (
cial business. He is driving his own |
dogs and is considered one of the'
very best mushers in the country.
Andy Anderson was tried in com
missioner Frawley’s court today on j
the charge of assault with a danger- [
ous weapon. He was adjudged guilty I
and given 41 days and costs.
At eleven o'clock this morning t'’e |
♦ncimometer of the weather bureau
iigistc’cd 39 below zero. This Is not
the lowest shown as the mercury
went way below the indicating
tlgutes early this morning.
The regular meeting of the Nome- j
Seward Peninsula Chamber of Cotn
moce will be held in Pioneer hail on
Sunday, January 7, at 2:30 p. m. Im-j
pot turn business will be brought up i
of vital Interest to all resldentj of j
this section.
After Sunday night the Dream
theater will be closed for a number
of days and possibly a week In order
to allow the management to renovate
the theater and put in a beautiful
new celling which was brought in
from the outside on the last boats.
Peep sea crabs have made their |
fj'prarance on the street the vendors'
t el if,- eat ■').rising Eskimos tvho go
far out on tae ice to catch them. Any
man, white or red, who goes out on
or the lee and fishes for crabs In
thU weather is entitled to more than
' e can get for his catch
The Miners' Home Club held their ,
weekly card party and social last
night with twenty tables in play.
Among the winners were Ladies, j
M.-ti. Barney Gl'j.iey, flr3i; Mrs. Ella
Hanson, secon,', gentlemen, Fred
Leach, first; Donald Frazier, second.
Late San Francisco papers state
that Sir Ernest Shaekleton bought
before his recent departure south- j
ward a team of Alaskan dogs which
had been in use in California for a
year or so In the moving picture
business. It is supposed that this Is
the team Johnson took out to the
fair and which was well known here.
At four o’clock this morning the
thermometers at different places reg
istered as follows: Mellke's, 28;
Sog.TSfroin Hagfn’3, 36; Stree'on's,
34; Seasons, 40 It was a bitterly
cold night for a city of frame houses
and the coal fires had to be kept go
ing. According to unofficial records
it was the coldest night of the winter
and It is to be hoped it. was the last
of Us kind.
A telephonic Inquiry of this office
•,» to whet’ r Lister or McRradc .vs
elected governor of Washington sug
gests that possibly a number of peo
ple were misled by the Incomnlote
returns which at one time resulted
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In the announcement that McRr'de
was probably elected. This was noi
the case for Lister, the democratic I
Candidata won by a good margin,
running very close to the figures for I
Wilson.
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Harry Bloomfield, the well known
roughdough and inusher of expert- 1
ence, Is to leave Nome for the out- (
side next Wednesday. He will travel i
wllh his own dog team and will take j
a passenger if anyone wants to go. !
He will also be glad to execute er- j
rends or take letters for unyone. HUj
route will be by the Yukon river to i
Gibbon, thence to Fairbanks and the '
government road to Cordova. His
destinatldon Is Los Angeles the ideal
winter resort of California.
P*\ Neuman has received a letter
on It. M Anderson who was a geo
log,leal observer on the Canadian Arc - j
t'c expedition and who Is now at Ot
..ivva making out his report and at
terding to other work in the museum
to which he is attached. He says
.hot G. H. Wilkins who was In the
party up north has gone to England
with the intention of joining the avia
tion corps Some of the other mem
bers of the expedition have applied
for permission to go to the front but
the government wants them to stay j
in Ottawa long enough to write at j
least a partial report of their work
while in the Arctic Mr. Cox expiat
ed to go to the front In two months
tnd Mr. .'in.tss had permission to
go In four months provided he sub
mitted n satlsfatcory preliminary re
port in that time.
"For the honor and glory of France”
3 « story v.iih a Nome setting wnich
was written by Mr3. Darling last win
ter It tells of an aged and patriotic
Ft enchmun away off up here far from
the land of his dreams and from the
gteat war In which his country was
involved. He was too old for service
himself and had no son to offer but
he gave the only thing he could,
namely, his dog The story was sent
to France and was at onec acceo'ed
by la* v". iuIo s n dally paper of la'sre
circulation and high standards. It i
was translated into French and pub- |
lished in installments. Since then !
it has been bought by Vanity Fair
of London for use In the language
In which it was written French and
New v urlt cr tics snv that It >s a
gem of a story, one reviewer even
becomong so enthusiastic as to call
It a classic. Those who have read
the story declare It to be much the
best thing Mrs. Darling has done.
FINE ARTS PICTURE
AT THE DREAM.
' The Strange Unknown,” a powerful
dramatic vehicle which will be un
reeled at the Dream tonight Is In
three acts and carries a wealth of
power and conscientious effort It Is
true to life In every scene and brings
home a sense of responsibility to all
human beings. It is a virile picture
and splendidly done. A split rpel
comedy entitled "The Professor’s
Nightmare” and a 3ccnlc concludes
the program. Note—After Sunday
night the Dream will be closed for a
thorough renovation and the Installa
tion of a handsome ceiling.
CONSCIENCE
ENRICHES
TREASURY
International New* Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Callfirnla
again has contributed to the nation’s
ocnscience fund An express money
order from that state, with no ex
planation, enriched the treasury to
.he extent of $2. Recently $200 was
received from a California malefactor,
biought to the righting of his wrong
through the confessional, a priest
having forwarded the money
Mutio with your meals at tha
Board of Trade Cafe on Sunday from
a:30 to 7:30 p. m.
NOTICE.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Joint In
i' Hat ion of officers and •ociti! Fri
day, January 5. 8.30 p. m, All Odd
t«Hows, Uebakahs and their fu-.ulliej
invited. Regular meeting 7:80 p. t...
THOS KOHANNlC.f.
Noble Grand
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ing by sending the Weekly Nugget to
year frauds uu the outside--m mo.
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
THE STRANGE
UNKNOWN
A Lubin Fine Arts
3 PARTS
Comedy
SCENES IN MORAI LAND AND
PROFESSORS NIGHTMARE
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