I FRESH STRAWBERRIES
I In cold storage
10c per box
Orders must be placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery
D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
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Can You Beat this
RED-MAN AND E. & W.
THE SUPERIOR COLLARS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
$1.00
per dozen
Priced so low, they’re bound to go
Lomen Bros.
THE HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CI.OTIIES.
What We Give You
A Bar of Gold
Free—Value $100.00 -Free
One chance on this pure gold will be given with EACH 50c PUR
CHASE or payment on account.
DRAWING JUNE 25th
ALSO
A THEATER TICKET
Will be given away on April 1. This Ticket will be good every day
j for two months at the Dream theater a”.1 will be given free to the
person holding the lucky chance* on April 1. One chance on 'his
ticket will be given with each 25c, purchnce or payment.
Drawing April 1st
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
CONSIDER
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That a glass of our freshly made apple cider
| contain more food and medicinal value than any- j
thing else you can huy in the city.
You are invited to witness the making of our
cider it is made while you wait.
jpo lets Stores
NEWS NOTES
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j Holm Brothers were In Iho city yes- t
| tenlay from Dexter. A load of lum
ber and supplies was hauled out to
; their property by one of Bowe's six
! horse teams this morning.
i l'ete Berg arrived in town from
Hock creek yesterday and will re
main in town for a few days. Togeth
er with his partners Berg has n lease
041 some ground of Hie Tioneer Min
ing Company and is hoisting good
! pay.
I Farmer Lighthill of the dairy ranch
lias been under the weather for sev
I ei'al days. Yesterday he was able to
I get around and feed the chickens.
He will try and be present at the
husking bee which takes place after
the Eagle minstrel show tonight.
Billy Marx, driving tire famous Von
! Hindenberg, and escorted by ten other
reindeer sleds loft Mary's Igloo early
j this morning for Teller. The Teller
delegation were loaded down with
| trophys carried off. at the reindeer
I fair.
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Commissioner Frawley Is quite a
busy man today tiling proofs of labor.
As this is the last day for such ac
j cording to law, his office will be open
until 8 o'clock this evening to allow
of those coming in from the creeks
getting their assessment work on
record.
Miss Anphcr, Carl and Harry Lo
men, Mr. and Mrs. Shields, Tautuk
and the I.ady Tautuk will leave Hot
Springs by the reindeer convoy to
il morrow, returning from the reindeer
j fair. The party are traveling with
I deer and owing to the recent snow
| fall may take some time to make the
I journey.
Billy Parsons, who has been mining
on Dexter is under the doctor’s care
suffering from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning. Dr. Heimlich who has
charge of the case, expresses the
opinion that Billy will be tip and do
! ing ia a few days. When sufficiently
i strong Parsons will leave for Mnr
j shall to try his luck in that camp.
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Harry Melvin, the toughest old
shell hack in the nortliland, is about
due In leave the Holy Cross hospital.
Harry has now fully recovered from
the effects of a giant powder explo
sion which knocked three or four of
his limbs off some time ago. How
ever, thanks to Dr. Mustard,and the
kind treatment he I'eceived from the
sisters, Melvin is himself again.
Dan Crowley left Hot Springs for
Nome this morning where he has been
i attending the annual leindeer fair.
| Dan likes the reindeer business and
| all tha‘, but is taking no chances
| after his experience traveling with
| reindeer from Nome to Iron creek.
* He now rides in the observation car
i of tlie Peterson dog-mobile and is
! sure of arriving in Nome tomorrow
* evening anyhow.
Knute Drunge, Emil Anderson and
Alex Holmson have taken a lease on
Nick Eschrik’s ground at ‘.he mouth
ot Jerome creek Ln! tire Solomon
country and have started ln to pros
po- t. his ground is in the immediate
; vicinity of the ground worked by
! Harvey and Halla last summer.
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. Marshal Jordan passed through
j Solomon this morning on his way to
Nome. Ho iS conveying a native
prisoner from St. Michael who is un
der arrest on a very serious count.
The marshal will stop over at Safe
ty tonight and will arrive at Nome
tomorrow.
(
Nelson, Johnson and Olson ordered
out a load of lumber and a large self
dumping outfit to the submarine.
Professor Peterson who was in the
field as a candidate for mayor of
the city demanded that his petition
be withdrawn at nine o’clock last
night and an hour later informed the
city clerk that he had decided to
stay in the race. Politics hath its
thrills!
Hostilities in the political line were
opened up this morning and the first
gun 'was tired—I mean lit in the
Nugget olliee this morning. George
Maynard smoked his right through
but the remainder of the staff be
lieve in "safety first.” For the "Luv
of Mike” you gentlemen who dabble
!i}i politics t ut handing out those
Fourth of July cigars.
Tomorrow being Palm Sunday, the
blessing and distributing of Palms
will take place at the Catholic church
during 11 o’clock mass. On Thurs
day, services will be held at 9 a. in.
and 7 p. m. On Friday services will
be conducted at the same time as
on Thursday. Holy Saturday se’-e c.-s
will lake place at 5 a m. and will
finish with high mass.
Fluttaimg in the nreezo immediate
ly underneath Old Glory on the big
fi'igpole of the life saving station to
day stands out a white square flag
with a blue square ccn*er. It is let
ter S of the international code and
means ”1 am in need of a Pilot.”
Evidently tlie life savers have ca
tered into ytl.e spirit of its being
ladies day- ill dogdom—and voice the
sentiment of some of the drivers in
the race. Pretty good!
At tlie Hoard of Trade last evening
Rurroughs, 200, met Pierce, 250. Bur
roughs won handily by securing bis
2U0 while Pierce was gathering 189.
The former made an average of 1.85
and the latter J.7ti. Pierce took tlie
lead early in the game and held it
for some time but this fact never
disturbed ,his opponent, who plays
just the same whether behind or
away out in front. Burroughs grad
ually overcame the other's lead, and
stepping out finished eleven points
ahead with fifty more to spare.
i )n Easter Sunday, April 8 will
bo flttingl y observed by the Feder
ated church. At 11 a. m. a beautiful
program of songs, exercises, and rec
itations, will be given by the Sunday
school, and little children baptized.
Parents are invited to bring their
children to be chrksitned. At Ithe
evening srvice the choir, directed
by Mr. F. It .Cowden, is lo give a
sacred cantata entitled, "Easter
Praise,” which will occupy most of
the service. The pas*or will give a
short sermon appropriate to Easter.
The Scottish Itito Masons have nco
cepted an invitation to attend this
service.
DREAM TONIGHT.
The feature production "Pawn of
Fortune” will be repeated tonight,
I»ositively the ln|st exhibit of r.his
extravagant picture. Sunday night
the mixed program each and every
picture a class A, topliner, commenc
ing with a screaming farce comedy
in two acts, supplying speed galore
a nd equal to any laugh producer on
the market, it is titled "Only a Work
ing Girl.” Another big spectacular
attraction is called "The Mother of
The Shadows.” A production that
shows fighting blood from the first
scene to the last. The program closes
with the world’s film news a Pa the
Weekly. Five reels in all.
Office and Residence of J. F. McAl
lister, freighter and transfer, Elite
Baths. Phons Red 157.
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Embroidery
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Threads
All colors, stranded thread,
35c per dozen skeins; Rope
size, Gc, 60c per dozen skeins;
D. M. C. stranded 55c per dozen
skeins; Crochet thread all sizes,
10c per ball, and all kinds of
flowers 20 per cent off.
MRS. Jr WANDER
Second avenue, opp. Courthouse.
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POLITICAL CARDS
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FOR MAYOR—
G. J. Lomen
ELECTION APRIL 3. 1917.
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY—
Judge J. F:. Hobbes
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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FOR CITY CLERK—
Alfred ((iMincey) Anderson
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
FOR COUNCILMAN—
M. D. Balsar
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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FOR COUNCILMAN—
Gus Lynell
ELECTION APRIL 3. 1917.
POLITICAL CARDS
FOR CITY CLERK—
E. Grimm
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
FOR CITY CLERK—
James J. Bogan
A Nome Product.
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ELECTION APRIL 3 1917.
FOR COUNCILMAN—
James F. McAllister
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
FOR SCHOOL TREASURER—
Mrs. Peter McKenzie Biyne
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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jFOR MAYOR—
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W. D’Arcy Chace
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ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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Something Doing
WAR ON APPLES
THREE BIG DAYS
MARCH 29TH, 30TH AND 31ST.
We will offer 50 boxes Apples at 1.50 per box. 5 boxes given
away free. A number with every box.. Drawing Saturday even
ing, March 31st.
Q. P. QOQGIN
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Come in and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
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