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Federated Bazaar, December 10.
Roof Garden, December 18.
Outside mall closes Mondays at 5 p.
m.
i >utslde mall due to arrive Fridays.
NOTICE.
Order your calling cards for the New
Year at the Nugget office.
Home-made chocolates, peanut can"
dies and hard goods. Rose Candy Store.
The following shows the boldest pe
* iod during the 24 hours of each day for
< 1914 and 1915.
1914. 1915
leeeniber 1 26 —11
•eeember 2.26 —12
December 2.24 —14
December 4.24 —18
December 5 . 26 —16
PAPERS VS. LETTERS.
Vou can keep your friends outside
posted by having the Nugget mailed
o them for »0 cents per mogth.
] Dream Theater f
| TUESDA Y NIGHT W
4 An Extravagant Program k
g “The Painted Lady” I
2 TWO PARTS &
^ A WF.SlERN THRILLER ^
3 “Dan Morgan’s Way”
3 AN EVOLUTION IN COMEDY
3 “Mrs. Manly’s Baby”
^ A ROAR
^ Wednesday and Thursday
ll “THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY”
*3 TWO EPISODES
« Admission 2Sc
Watch this space for I
announcement of large I
new line of |
HOLIDAY GOODS
which will be on display
in a few days
G. P. GOGGIN
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With each one dollar cash purchase—or for
each one dollar paid on account during the
month of December—we will give a ticket
which entitles the holder to one chance on a i
Si. H»
.
Drawing to take place at Aksala Carnival
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Qeo. E. Lomen & Co.
Lomen’s Pharmacy
Lomen Brothers
' NEWS NOTES
The Teller mail arrived yesterday af
ternoon. —
Harry Bloomfield expects to pull out
or Solomon tomorrow with a load of
freight If conditions are favoruble for
travel.
F. J. Evans, as administrator for tho
• state of Lloyd Mason, was grunted
i liquor license for the Candle estab
lishment which forms a portion of the
estate.
A suit in divorce was filed in the
Istrlct clerk's office this morning by
attorney Hugh O’Neil, the principals
•eing Edward Olsen and Sarah Olsen,
rhe former is the complainant.
oeal No. 240 W. F. M. held election
f officers Saturday. Harold Jensen
j ns elected to the office of president.
I nd John A. Wilson was made secre
t-treasurer for the ensuing term.
A large class of new candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of the
'loose order yesterday afternoon fol
■ >wed by an enthusiastic meeting at
hich it was determined to lnagurate
campaign which will. It Is expected,
double the present membership of the
lodge.
According to the records of the
weather observer the present cold spell
has been distinguished by a remarka
bly stead' below zero temper Pure Pie j
maximum has remained below eight
fur a period of eleven days up to and
including today. The lowest recorded
temperature during this period has been
fourteen.
The Lenten Brothers are making an
nusual offer to the public In the ad
rusing line by giving each purchas
er of a dollars worth of supplies atanv
ite stores under their control, a
icket entitling the holder to a chance
ti a drawing for a one hundred dol
lar Victrola which will be awarded at
the Aksala carnival.
The baseball league will hold a meet
ing at the Golden Gate tonight for the
purpose of making final decision as to
the personnel of the various teams and
■Iso to conclude such other business
■IS the fixing of the schedule, etc. All
those Interested are requested to at
tend so that matters can be fully de
cided without further delay. The hour
fixed for the meeting Is 7 p. m
The Pioneers are fast completing ar- !
angements for their coming Roof
1 larden and the committee In charge j
assert that the affair will witness
many departures from the conventional
Methods of proeeedure in the choice of
ntertainment furnished the patrons.
’ Something new” is the motto of the
! .mmittee and it is said that they will
j fully live up to it.
The Lobby saloon reopened its doors
this afternoon under the proprietorship
of Messrs. Walter Wettergren and
Ernest Berggren both of whom have
been connected with the saloon busi
ness in this vicinity for many years,
and intend *o carry on the business
along the same lines as their predeces
sor, the late Joe Jour den. The new
proprietors also state that the popu
lar resort will continue to be the home
of Coney Island chowder and Spanish
beans, just as In the days of yore.
The three Russians arrested Fri
day evening by Officer Doughterty on a
charge of fighting were given a hear
ing in the municipal court Saturday at
five According to the police blotter
the parfler are distinguished by the
euphonious names of Kozoff, Kadoff
.end Oarroted All three entered a pip a
of rot gul tv when lined up before fho
court Lut the testimony disclosed that
they were to a certain extent liable to
the ohurre of breaking the low and all
were fined the sum of ten dollars or
five days. In the case of Garrotod the
court was inclined to be lenient and
the sentence was suspended.
A herd of reindeer numbering sev
eeral hundred head are expected to ar
rive here from Kotzebue sound within
a few days and will be quartered on
the tundra north of the city. Owing
to the large size of the herd It will
probably become a considerable attrac
tion to such of the towns people as have
not seen the deer in his native haunts.
In this connection it may be well to
remind dog owners that they should
assist In preserving the herd by keeping
an eye on their dogs as a few dogs
may stampede the whole herd which are
little used to the canines. Also there
is no little danger that dogs will seri
ously injure some of the deer as was
the case several days ago when two
deer belonging to the native herd were
so grevlously injured that they were
necessarily killed.
There will be no show at the Dream
louight as the usual Monday night
program will be discontinued until fur
j i,er notice. Standing room only was
ne order lust night and the splendid
uill of high class attractions was en
Juyed immensely. Tomorrow night a
■anner program has been arranged
with a special class A production. “The
•ainted Lady." in two parts, to head
lie bill. Also a dandy western picture
entitled "Dan Morgan's Way" and an
evolution In comedy entitled, "Miss
Manley’s Baby." Wednesday and
Thursday, "The Million Dollar Mys
tery."
The Eagle masquerade Saturday eye
ing was fully up to the record set
■y that order for events of this char
der and the house was filled from
loor to gallery with merrymaking
maskers and deeply interested specta
tors who appeared to enjoy the occas
ion quite as much as those who don- j
aed the cap and bells in the Interest
of pleasure. The turnout of maskers
vas probably greater than for several
ears and evtrv conceivable character
from the tramp to the prince of the
realm were represented In the motley
thong swaying to the strains of har
qony from the large orchestra under
•he efficient leadership of Miss Bertha
Johnson, Cleverness was the distin
guished feature of the costumes and
nany unique ideas were represented
The prizes were awarded to the follow
ing. Mrs. Dr. Cliace and Otto Binder,
most original characters: Miss Ruby
Martin and Mrs. Hugh O’Farrell, best
nstalned characters. The second prizes
for best costumes fell to Master John
Tittering and Miss Helen Sttpek.
C. V. Waldblom, a miner who is
working an antimony prospect In the
vicinity of Bonanza creek off Nome
river was brought to town this after
noon by the Marshal s office suffering
irom the effects of a series of accidents
of such serious rature that it is a
matter for wonder that he is still in
the laud of the living. According to
the story telephoned to the Nugget this
afternoon by Mr. Chase of the Dexter
roadhouse, who Is aware o. the details,
Waldblom and his partner, a man
named Holmes, were working on their
shaft Saturday when the former, after
loading a hole with a stick and a half
of dynamite, suddenly fell from his
seat on the bucket while being hoisted
to the surface, overcome by the fumes
from the burning fuse at the bottom
of the shaft which is forty feet in
depth. His body Immediately disap
peared from the sight of his partner
in the thick smoke and a moment later
the explosion occurred as the dynamite
was reached by the flame from the
fuse. Waldblom waited for some time
for the smoke to clear away and then
lowered himself to the bottom of the
hole. There he was amazed to find
his partner unconscious but apparently
still alive Holmes, who is a rather
small man, succeeded in getting a rope
around his partner, who weighs close
around 170 pounds, and with consider
able difficulty hoisted him to the sur
face. He then partially dragged and
carried Waldblom to their cabin which
is over a mile and a half away from
the scene. After restoring the injured
man to consciousness and making him
comfortable. Holmes hurried to Chase’s
arriving there this morning. News of
the accident was immediately phoned
in to town and a team was hurried
nit by the marshal's office. Up to the
hour of going to press the man had
not arrived but was expected within
the half hour. Chase asserts, however,
that he was not suffering greatly when
passing the roadhouse and it was
learned that while one of his limbs
was badly swelled and he is suffering
from many bruises and cuts, not a
broken bone can be found by such ex
amination as has been made. Appar
ently the man Is but little Injured al
though falling a distance of forty feet
and then being subjected to a dyna
mite blast. Waldblom's cap was com
pletely blown to pieces by the explo
sion and how he himself survived Is
a mystery.
Calling cards printed at Nugget office
NORTHWESTERN U S
HOLD CONFERENCE
A. P. A. Service. f
PORTLAND, Dec. 4.-—Delegate!
from the universities of Washington
Oregon and California and the Oregoi
Agricultural College opened the Pa
ciflc-Northwest conference this morn
ing after a secret conference of sev
eral hours. The first act was the for
matlon of a new Pacific coast confer
ence with these four institutions rep
resented. The conference also decider
the schedule of the football games be
tween themselves for the year 1916.
BUTTERFLY FLUTTER BY
• And light in the Roof Garden.
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JMOLLER’S grocery*
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THE LAST BOAT OF THE SEASON
IS GONE.
But we still remain and will be
oleased to meet our old friends and
;o make new ones.
Give us a chance to prove to you
'hat we do the beet work In Nome.
We make alterations.
We make and repair fur*.
We clean, press and repair both
ladles and gentlemen's clothing.
We guarantee all work and our
prices are reasonable.
NOME TAILORING CO*
Between Sergerstrom & Hagen and
Zehner’s jewelry stores.
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RE-OPENING
“THE LOBBY”
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6
WETTERGREN & BERGGREN, Proprietors. |
|| IF YOU WANT SOMETHING ||
|| THAT ISN’T COMMON jj
;; Just try our Circle “W” Lamb. jj
Besides the strength building qualities, it jj
jj has that delicate flavor that you can’t forget, j!
|j and costs no more than ordinary mutton.
ij PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CO. jj
j| TELEPHONE WHITE 17. jj
NORTH POLE SaKERY
ANVIL tWUERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BROAD
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR M
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASOD
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OVR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop.
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