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| EGGS j
1 4 doz. for 50c I
1 EVERY ONE GUARANTEED.
| Armours Evaporated
J 1, lb. tins
1 USE THEM IN COOKING, JUST AS SATISFACTORY AS FRESH
•: EGGS. TRY A CAN AND BE CONVINCED.
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STOP
LOOK AND LISTEN!!
The following are the numbers
drawn in our May Contest
386, 317, 297,
2248, 4611, 4404
386 WINS CHANCE ON TICKET TO SEATTLE.
NO. 4404 HELD BY MRS. F. W. PETERSON WON THE KODAK.
IF YOU HOLD ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE NUMBERS
PLEASE PRESENT IT—AT ONCE
Lomen Bros.
Three Stores
-CIGARS
CLEAR HAVANA
Imported Key West
and Domestic
All the leading Brands Carabana, Van Dyke
Lovera, Humboldt, Optimo, Webster, Ed Sidelo
Centropolis, General Arthur.
BOX TRADE OUR SPECIALTY
We deliver the goods
Hill’s Pharmacy
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
ns NOTES
J. C. Brown will arrive in Nome
on the sectftid sailing of the Umatilla.
His brother, C. If. Brown nnd wife,
ale included *in the passenger list first
i sailings of the Umatilla. They have
j wired to Nome to have the Brown
residence put in shape for the sum
mer. The Browns spent the winter In
Kansas City where they had a most
enjoyable time.
Unclaimed messages for tlie follow
i ing now await delivery at the local
| telegraph office: P. Poison, H.-F. Ot
lerson, J J. Gninan, Olaf Hansen,
(Brtnan). Owing to lack of knowledge
of the whereabouts of these persons
lias been Impossible to deliver these
! wires.
Printed requests were distributed
I from house to house by school chll
j ilren this afternoon requesting the
‘ residents of the city to keep Tuesday,
j June 5, la mind as clean up day in
i the city of Nome. Billy Rowe has
; donated Ills teams to the city for. that
j date as well ns the drivers.
I
j The Alaska lighterage Company
J conducted a general bombardment
j yesterday shooting ice around the pier
arid docks. Jinny of the timid ones
in the city though we had a visitn
I lion from the. (Turkish fleet whiah
lia\e never been heard of since the
i outbreak of the European war. It
| is rumored that this fleet is still
I afloat?
AI Gawne left for Solomon this
morning on the launch Standard. He
is on his way to attend to the elec
trical machinery at the power house
of the Eskimo Dredging Company at
Ora Finn on the Solomon river. Dor
othy Renny was also a passenger on
the launch and is going down to Sol
omon to spend the summer with her
parents.
Here we are on the second day of
June w'lth the weather on the zero
murk nnd quite a snowfall during the
\ hole of last night. We are badly
in need of rain—even at the present
time—as the snow is almost gone on
I he hills and many hillside miners are
: not yet sluiced up. The Miocene
ditch has about twenty five hundred
inches of water at the present time
which is ample for the class of work
the I’ioneer Mining Company arc now
doing.
Private Rickards of Fort Davis ts
1 the greatest little two-handed chm
: tier in the territory. With a paint
| pot. an insurance policy, a fixed de
termination, and 'without fear or
climbing spikes he ascended the sev
enty foot flag staff at the army post
j and gave it a complete coat of filly
j white paint. The boys at Fort Davis
j will start at thrtr annual target prac
i tiee on Ihe rifle range the begin
; ning of next week. Each man at the
■ army post fir 'es sixty rounds at a tar
I get on tlie various ranges from three
i to six hundred yards.
The drawing for the premium of
fered by Hill’s Pharmacy took place
last evening under the direction of
the judges appointed. Clifford Hol
den—blindfolded—was placed along
side of a great -wooden pail in which
all of the tickets,were mixed up. The
I Judges instructed him to draw five
. numbers and the fifth number drawn
was the one which would bo entitled
to the premium offered. No. 7045
was the lucky number which wins
the bank account the four other num
bers runing as follows: (2) S654, (3)
796, (4) 580, (5) 6421. The drawing
for the bar of gold takes place on
Juno 25. Doc Drinker states that
the winner of this chunk of yellow
metal will have the option of taking
five twenty dollar gold *pieces In pref
erence to the bar of gold. Dave
Runyon and George F. Kilroy were the
judges.
Captain Neilsen of the life saving
station intended running the Defiance
over to Sledge Island tomorrow when
all who cared to make the trip’ could
pvu.ll Uiempelves of (the lexcurslon.
Owing to the boisterous nature of the
weather the trip had to be abandoned.
Vs soon as condit'ions are right Neil
sen will carry out his program, and
tho trip is well worth*while.
Outstripping all the geese and swan
in their northern flight that great
old bird the stork arrived at Fort
Davis on Thursday night. His arrival
was the cause of great rejoicing in
the Inman family who were presented
with a bouncing baby girl. Master
Signal Electrician W. II. Inman has
spent over a thousand dollars In ci
gars celebrating the event. Both mo
ther and baby are doing well under
the attention of Dr. H. H. Sharpe.
Writing from San Francisco Harry
T.eBar, president and general manager
of the Balto Hydraulic and Dredging
Mining Company, states that he will
lie in Nome on the first sailing and
will operate his present holdings on
Balto creek as heretofore. Prepara
tory work is now in progress on this
property and the company expect
to do big things In that section this
summer.
Tonight at nine o'clock, in the Sons
of the North hall, the high school
pupils will give their annual enter
tainment. Invitations to the alumni
and the facility have been issued.
The various commUtees have done all
in their power to perfect the arrange
ment for this big affair and now report
everything In readiness.
The following committees have
charge of the arrangements: Execu
tive—Irene Bongard (chairman)
Victor Johnson, Allie Yanderwerker,
assistants. Refreshments—Helen StV
pek (chairman) I.illian Ijusen, Eric
Salher, assistants. Invitations—
Irene Young (chairman) Louis Wit
tenberg, Henry Schmidt Entertain
ment—Jean Crowley (chairman) Ves
ta Kelling, Irene Young, Dance—An
na Stlpek (chairman) Dan Kelly,, Ves
ta Kelling.
The hall Is tastefully decorated for
the event, and the entertainment com
mittee have worked hard and feel
atlsficd at the result of their labor.
Sunday night is a repeater at the
Eagle hall but all the pictures on
i the program arc winners with all star
producers doing their ablest acting
for the delight of those who attend
the screening. The Girl who had a
Soul gives Mary Fuller an oppor
tunity for the finest kind of acting.
Two comedies follow this three part
feature, the Plumber wins the Girl
and A Coat’s a Coat. A one reel
Irish feature with ViVian Prescott as
Fanchon and Florence Ashbrooke as
Mother Fadct the witch, is of never
aiing Interest A Universal weekly
ends the bill. Miss Bertha Johnson
and Miss Stepik furnish the music,
o small part In these delightful en
entertalnments.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church Sunday
the following services will be held Rev.
John Parsons, pastor.
11 a. m. Bible school and children’s
service. R. B. Julien, superintendent
7 p. m.—Christian Endeavor.
8 p .m. Worship and an all Alaska
travelog.' Addresses by Mr. W. C.
Shields and Dr John l’arsons
The choir will render a special se
lection, and "The Holy City” Is to be
sung by Mrs Poteet, which will be
illustrated with beautiful pictures.
The Uu*es Aid Socletly meets
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in tho lec
turp room.
Tht» put>H- ** InvtfPd ru *11 th*
vlpm nf flip church.
I Clean Up Day June 5th
I Now that the city authorities supported by many other organizations
| and the largest proportion of our citizens have taken up the matter of
I making Nome more presentable if not beautiful let us all be imbued
I with the same spirit and each of us do our little bit, for our share not
I only we will do all we can, but we are willing to assist you indoing
I your part and
Until Clean up day
I We will offer
I All Goods
I In that line
s •
I At a very reduced price
Ipolets Stores
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EAGLE HALL
SUNDAY NIGHT
Repeated Show.
Mary, Fuller in
THE GIRL WHO HAD A SOUL.
In Three Parte.
Nestor Comedy.
A COATS A COAT.
Romance of Ireland.
FANCHON THE CRICKET.
Joker Comedy.
THE PLUMBER WINS THE GIRL.
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY.
MISS HELEN STIPEK, Pianist.
Bertha Johnson, Violin.
Adm. 25c.
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: Dream Theater
TONIGHT
THE FOX WOMAN
FEATURING TEDDY SAMPSON AND ELMER CLIFTON
ALL STAR JAPANESE CAST.
__ REPEATED
SUNDAY NIGHT
First Run in Nome
Ann flurdock
in
THE ROYAL FAMILY
IN 5 PARTS A FIGHTING FEATURE
Adm. 25c
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