If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be glad to see that one is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
READY FOR ANNUAL RACE
The high school students are
bubbling over with enthusiasm
over their annual dog race which
will be run over the Fort Davis
court tomorrow afternoon. All
preliminary details have been at
tended to and the race will un
doutbedly prove a great sttcces
and a widely interesting event.
Prof. Baird will act as chief judge
and will be aided by Grant Jack
'ii and \\ . C. McGuire. Miss
Rannie Baker will be official start
er. The teams will start at two
ninute intervals commencing a'
two o’clock.
The following is the list of
■ntries: Annie Stipek, Geo. Wan
ger, Helen Stipek, Irene Bongard
Emma McConoughy, Dan Kellv
Peter Sather. Chuck Jones, Fred
laering, \’esta Kelling, Emih
Bakke, Katie Bongard, Alice Pet
rson, Jean Crowley, Irene Young
Sam Wittenberg, John Haering
Eric Sather.
NEWS NOTES
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James Patios, the Koyuk river
operator will leave Sunday or
Monday for Dime creek
Julius Gunderson and Hans
j Larson arrived frorntthe Kouga
i rok yesterday and report rather
cold weather up in that section.
The grand and petit juries for
the spring term of court will be
drawn tomorrow at n a. m. The
grand jury is scheduled to con
vene April 3 and the petit jury
will be called on the ioth.
Mrs. Dan McDonald of Bluffi
who has been confined to Holy
Cross hospital for some time is
now recovered and will probably
lepart for her home Sunday in
harge of Percy Blatchford.
Mayor Diamond departed for a
'ip to the hot springs this morn
ne in comn’nv with Mat«on. the
freighter. On his return Matson
will probably bring back Frank
Kiesele who has been sojourning
at the springs for several weeks.
Acting Road Commissioner C.
Jones and Paul Kjedstad depart
ed or the Kougarok this morning.
Mr. Jones is going to look over
the trails in that section and at
tend to other matters in connec
tion with the work of his office.
The Loyal Order of Moose are
preparing to hold a dance and
social for members and their lady
friends following the regular bus
iness meeting next Monday even
ing. The same evening the an
nual nomination of officers for the
ensuing term will also be held.
Through the striking similarity
of names, credit for the donation
of the thirteenth prize for th»
high school race was inadvertant
ly given to Charles Milot instead
of Milo, the well known rest'”"
■Mituer, in yesterday’s issue. Mr.
Milo is the actual donor of the
‘sweets to the sweet” prize.
The Eagle dance and card so
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UHOn OHLl I strict attention to this
advertisement
FOR TWO WEEKS INLY
COMMENCING FEB. 2G, AT G A. M.
^Coggins “theQuality Store”
OFFERS UNHEARD of BARGAINS in all lines of Merchandise
"OCCASIONED BY THE FACT”
That this Spring we will tear down our building and erect in its
place a substantial structure as we are here to stay
Thousands of Dollars worth of I
merchandise cat forty ways. 1 !
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!We will clean up hundreds of suits of Gents Underwear, Shirts, Socks, Over
alls, Sweaters. Genuine Bargains iu best Woolen goods. Come and see tor your
selves. Working men look into this for it is your only chance.
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During this sale, goods to the amount of ONE HUNDRED dollars will be
given as a bonus to the various purchasers,—to those who buy Fifty Dollars
worth of Merchandise a $5.00 Dunkley Vacuum Carpet Sweeper will be given.
Certain Merchandise will be specialized every two days and will be announc
ed in the daily papers.
LOOK OUT FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY--HOUSE FURNISHINGS
I his is a Bona fide Sale and Thousands of Dollars worth of Goods will be Sacrificd
I GASH SALE GOGGIN’Sl CASH SALE|
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4* ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK.
4* QUAIL BRAND BERRIES, GAL. CANS,65c PER CAN. _
4* QUAIL BRAND PEACHES, OAL. CANS, 45c PER CAN. ;
4* QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS, OAL. CANS, 46c PKR CAN T
4* QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB, OAL. 40c TER CAN
^ SEa PORT PEACHES, $4.00 HER CASE.
x FORCE. 8 packages tor $1.00.
J SHREDED WHEAT BISCUITS. 8 paoka*«n for $1.00 tf
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cial last night was one of the
largest attended this winter an i
was greatly enjoyed. Beautifu'
prizes were given the winners at
progressive whist and the latter
end of the evening was devoted
to dancing. Light refreshment
w'ere also served. Following is
the list of prize winners at thei
whist taDles. Ladies first, Mrs.
Tiffany, second Mrs. Bessie Riley,
third Mrs. Jennie R- Smith. Gen
tlefnens, first Tom Sharkey, sec j
ond, W. C. Carlson, third John;
Olson.
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Two additional games were*
played in the Board of Trade;
billiard contest last evening, Lind
berg and McGuire, both handi
capped at no, played an interest
ing match which was won by the
later by a score of no to 89 '
Lomen, 115, and Mish, 125, played
a close game, Lomen winning by
the narrow margin of eight points.
The final score was n 5-117.
A1 Gawn with his motor slec1'
succeeded in breaking all existing
records for travel over the trail*
from Nome to Solomon in the
course of a speed trial of the new
machine this morning. The moto
departed rom Nome at 10:55 and
was well inside the record at all
point along the course. Solomon
was arrived at 1.26, two hours and
: thirty-one minutes after leaving
the city- The new speed mark i*
six minutes inside of the best rec
ord made by dog team. The trip
was unmarred by accidents oL
any nature and demonstrated con
clusively that the machine is well
fitted for winter travel where the
trails are fairly smooth.
At the Dream Miss Marion
Leonard in “As in a Looking
Glass,” a powerful feature photo
play in three acts. This is a
story of regeneration, inspiration,:
courage and the power of love; a
vivid portrayal of a famous sub
ject that brings out Miss Leon
ard’s exquisite artistry and strong'
emotional ability. It has a depth
and sustaining interest that holds 1
until the final scene. Apart from
'the gripping intensity of the plot.,
he story holds the dying embers,
of a grand though wicked passion.
It is leavened, however, with the
'sweetest story ever told. Added!
lumbers are a split reel comedy
—two comecfies in one—“Col
Heeza Liar in Mexico” and "By
the Aid of Phrenology,” both
screams.
The first burglary of the winter
season occurred last night when
some unknown miscreant broke
into the U. S. Mercantile Com
pany store by smashing the glass
in a rear door after which he pro
ceeded to tap the cash register
for a small sum of money and also
"ook a quantity of cigarettes.
When Mr. Rank came down stairs
his morning he was confronted
vith a wide open back door and
a quantity of broken glass, show
ng conclusively the manner of
he burglar’s entrance. Investiga
tion disclosed the absence of a
■uantity of change left in the reg
ister the previous evening and al
so that the thief had been partial
to paper pipes. Nothing else was
ouched as far as has been dis
closed. So far no clews have
been discovered
Can the army boys defeat the
Ml Stars at the Eagle hall to
night? They claim so! At the
meeting of the baseball associa
tion when the series was arranged
he soldiers—for a time—refused
o play at the A. B. hall con
ending that it was too small
and did not allow for an exhibi
ion of the fine points of the game.
However, it was agreed to play at
.he Eagle and A. B. halls, alter
nate games, and they will have a
chance of demonstrating the “fine
points” of the national game to
night.
In the ladies game a close con
test is looked forward to. The
'ingle girls are more confident
having, overcome the epidemic of
•itage fright which accounted for
the result of last week’s game.
Anyhow they will have to play
ball to defeat their more experi
enced opponents- It will be some
game.
Following is the line of the
teams:
Fort Davis—Nile, c., Pettit, C.
E., Is., Dame, rs., Saunders, 3b,\
Pettit, C. L., ib., Frantzen, If.,
Ingle, p., Hitch, 2b., Willis If.,
Zimmerman and Fortier, subs.
All Stars—Thompson, c., Lewis
р. , Bursik, Is., Sheldon, rs., Grey,
ib., McGuire, 2b., K. Lomen, 3b-,
Allan, If., R. Lomen rf., A. Lomen,
Mort Powel, Mish, E. Modini,
Heckala, subs.
Single ladies—Holly Jones, c.,
R. Lewis, p., I. Lyle, rs., R. Mar
tin, Is., L. Koch, ib., J- Crowley
2b., K. Ampher, 3b., S. Lamby,
If., B. Johnson, rf., V. Kelling, H.
Crowley. I. Bongard, K. Ginni
van, subs.
Married ladies—Kittelson, 3b.,
Thompson p., Sharp 2b-, Sheldon
с. , Shields rs., Zehner, Is., Ayer
rf., Downing, ib., Halla, If., Webb
f., LeClercq f.
Plain and fancy sewing, Millin
ery, etc. Mrs. P. L. Brodersen,
Wild Goose building.
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