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NEWS NOTES
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Pi- Xir.g vl’.-BkAte* ■«. uxg
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p*. t-;*.- peer- *»re» re. the - .m
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sot f.r*c the fid V ^tjr a. aid th>*
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- other
Ne * *.—;. i* » . -i .: g .n J *.r c ■ nd
■pa 1 vu. creek xrd re;*V*-f to to
taker. - _- at ester.*.* a.-u 1.
waL vs-.." a Ja.tr retort f • -re . ‘• re
m>nd«l
3tfm W*t t re-pitied from !.:* S-•
'taor tr p tire aJten-:*ox He report*
hard traveller '.r.tr ti. terrtfi. Plow
Fn.ii) a,* rt a* t ree. » * a . c v d*
!«*XL.nec u> t_rr. t’Sok The ret jrr
journey w-sre made in c'^d t.rr.
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A.erer* Rierhar-i and parecers ^r* ]
- _*..y *:. tire: re: the p*rat: re. f their
kale x . • Dexter The- hi e ’/her.
'.t a dump i e--re,r 'tree e-e
'.pickets it. dale The vaiue* re re
y "*d to be fair
M XI Raver.kti'i* -arD* dr art. fr -m
dee- creek late Hat.rdav on t J»lnee*
ire.i re;-..ret that every body .n tr.at arc -
tlct! tat!' Seven, re ape -re refit*
-re B-.a *:ire re-_g hot*-*
R-re’ ■-;*» ~t.rr*-c t reel ; .
day
Tre f —*id.r.e >'>-*' a two r»* fee -
leer of the r.cr:e-‘ ... sr f r' -u
the :nmak trxn- .r. -fa- free -.
~yr grarr. for Tceu . jj. > tie-r.ei ..
TW ttcfi •* - ...
»»4 k * • d with *mr!.i»r harm • 1
| dire »r.e» lr additior “A SLEEPY
Roau.-* - a -reedy beat ,ng « *• f -a
w.f complete an .nt‘-*st;rg pr> cram.
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--- r--. K- v -rd J ■* Vint writing
1 l fr -.- i‘ ’ N"rer from K/%” «t --e
(that it* a am. :r r there they - rr ed
th. ! 'Pe iditarod trail to tie optride
was r - rettv bad condition tit e the
.«*t «t rre.r and de d-d •■> r*-. it hjr
.tv f Fairbanks
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| Owing to the UUvess .-.{ r- R W T.
| Reed tie president *f the Kegoay.ih
, K- a?a tnd tie *1 »er.. e nf botii the vice
; presidazit* there will Ire no btttinesi
irne»tirig of that order this month.
i
Owing to the large quantty <•{ tde
grtiph items received at a late hour
the Nugget has Seep somewhat delay
ed in going to press. It is hoped how
ever that the added matter will oin
pentote for the delay
The outside mall in charg of Kric
Johnson arrived at !• 4". A M. and con
sisted of 41S pounds of second class
wr.r iJy TU efttir* ctUlCBJMC'■
j! nrd'jie. witl*n * ifoft lime of
w:r.g ; % delaj- is the r*;<i>:r.r,g 1
•*** inuu piaJH lb* peeing t*f the
*. p*oi wbi b* delayed for yet anc-tb-r
j, c«ts s* %. e .m*rci "'*!■
" ■ ■» y js,* y -Bong A ey je;ire* a'.
ih »..*n ’ ai«* -a tfc-*:r annual .
t: .rhi-ne-1 ' rr.. • - taelr entries as
*- . -r. as powlbke
Hitis.ne pr.ze* i .- .» ■ 11 to tne
jr.seiiiiexs bowler? : .4 the : .rn*
3i*t,t .* .* an-liesi v*n the ;., - ii.-jp plan
al ha-e a cliance to air.
The M • se wiii gut another of .la
,..- -..* - ; t.Uv** next Wednesday
* . *r .r.r A special committee ha* teen
*; .. r : — ; > 1>*. tat*»r John Paul J-*nes
* r the i.cssM i r.sisting of married
rr.er .o e- eryteals -an rest assured
t>. •* u w *»metbing doing a*4 the
itsam-o mer, sev they will n t stand to
te _tu--r»- * y their single fellow
».r 1 hers
rye • -be Recorders ffit
■e \t ... nfo:matkn that but three
• . - * Mr* v. far been recorded
C mm.*- ree Frswle> states that ap
pareMly tn few * bims have been re
.eaae.j for relocation but fber* is a de
1#d decrease .n the number of loca
tions b *h quartz and placer
T» ot. su-l.y g-e’-d »• wllng r**<>rd*
»t» k'.’ .-red d r c the p .st m'-nt 1
st tfe Bowling Alleys Qeo Rahine
wir.nirr the monthly .<• r scc>re prize
tn'fc I* points r hi* credit the larg
est score being 2€7. Dr Bauer was
a rkise se <»id with -*c in ex
es> ■•? the mark
Baseball pr-a tire will he held tonight
a* follows
Kag*e hall—Malamutes s to $ JO
Tigers i SO to 11
A R Hall—Bears * to * Jo Ragles
A Jft to 11
The dire • rs will meet this ecening
at " JO at tbe Butler-Mauro Drug Co 's
si- re to dec ide on the night f play
for H e re,ming game
The High school play “A Drees Re
h- r* given ,a«t Haturday night a!
Bag!* ha'' bv members of the higt
sc i * - -ted by the teachers anc
Mrs A Pus*!, Mrs Joe Burslk Mrs
A D P'-teet and Alls* Helen I»m*n
b C* pined To a Bell filled house anc
wa« by far the beet performance th<
pec*pie of Nome have had the pleasure
of witnessing for som* time. From
! start to finish there was not a dull
moment in the whole performance and
everything went off with a run and
dash that gave it an air ot near pro
fessionalism Mrs. Raw.-l as Mrs Jar
vej the *1.- tit...n Mistress wa* a very
pleasant .“uprise to Xomeitie* so well
was her part sustained
Mrs. Joe Burslk as Mbs Jones, the
principle ■ of the Academy, certainly
deserves gTeat credit and only demon
strated that Mrs. Bursik is just ns
much at home today on the stage as
she was a'few years ago in several
performances In which she was Just as
well received Miss. Helen Xpjmen and
Holly Jones i * Martha H.ggir.s and
Clar Jackson respectively, and after
wards i.otter known ns the Siteful Sis
ters took the house by storm and the
writer cannot find words at this time
to truthfully give credit to their ex
cellently rendered parts which were
sc, much enjoyed hv the audience.
Mr». Elsie rotec-t as Rosa Jennings,
afterwards the Fairy Godmother, was
well received and her assistance in
singing was much appreciated. Miss
Helen Allan as Amy Fibbs afterwards
Cinderella, certainly captivated her
audience and before many years roll
by Nomeities can expect to hear more
of Miss. Allan in leading roles in the
theatres of the great outside. Miss.
Gareelon as Clara Wilkins afterwards
the Prince sustained her part very
gracefully and was well received The
Romantic girl. Miss Grace Gamble was
GOOD, nuf sed. Miss Elizabeth Neu
man Miss M. McCanoughy also de- !
serve special mention. And last but
not least Miss R. Baker the Direct- j
oress in the presentation and drilling of
the cast up to the high standard dis
played deserves a great deal of praise
and the .best testimonial that could
possible lie given was by the numerous
requests heard from those present that
Nome should lx* given an opportunity
*.• witness another play by tie- High
School in the near future.
Cast of Character*.
Va? Jones, Principal of the Academy
.Mrs J Bursik
Mile Epmard. The French Governess
M.-s M MeConaughy
Mrs Jarvey. Elocution Mistress
. .Mrs A. Rawel
Amy Fibba. Afterwards Cinderella
. Helen Allan
Clara Wilkins Afterwards the Prince
..Haxel Garceion
Martha Higgir.s ar.d Clara Jackson.
Afterward* Spiteful Bister*
Holly Junes and Jl'-ien I^-men
Rosa Jennings Afterward* Fairy God
mother ... Mr* Elsie Poteet
Sarah Anr. The Hungry Girl.
.4. Emily Rakke
Sc-phonisha Spivics. The Romantic
Giri.Grace Gamble
Pruder. e Pinchbeck A Troublesome
V s-.tor Elizai-eth Neuman
Hum pie. The Tattletale Irene Young
Servant .Irene Bongard
Policeman .Sam Wittenberg
Act 1. The schoolroom bef re the
rehearsal.
Act II The rehearsal
Pianist II Petersen
Directress, Miss R. Baker.
The foil wing ire the members of
the chorus
Katie Bongard, Irene Bongard. Emily
x Viva Brunei Esther Fisher, Ruby
Martin. Alice Peterson. Billie Koch.
Marx Fox, Irene Yuung. Emily Bakke
Helen Allan, Helen Eomen, Elizabeth
Neuman and Holly Junes
Captain b.mm states that the Tigers
ind Malamute* will meet f .r practise
| it Eagie Hall tonight the hour beini
| set at s P. M.
The Sacred Concert at the Federate*
Church last c.ening gixei, t0 the Pion
eers of Alaska, Igloo So 1. was largely
ittended and furnished a musical treat
for those who were present
The Chorus Choir of twenty voices,
under the direction of Elmer Reed,
sang three high < lass anthem®
The rendition of these were perfect
•and showed careful anil diligent train
ing.
The Indies ijuartette. consisting of
Mrs. Elsie Poteet. Miss Helen Eomen,
Mr®. A. Rawel and Miss Catherine
Anpher, sang Brown's “One Sweetly
s .emn Ti ught" in an artistic max.
r,~r and this number la daaervlr.g of
lai mention
Mis.* Helen Lumen was in exceilec
e and her solo Teach Me to Pray
• greatly enjoyed by the congTegs
l:un She possesses a light, rich voice
with much carrying quality
Mendelssohn s "G Rest in the Lord'
fr :n Elijah was retUly sur.g by Mr*
Vesta Sheldon, her low tone* being
especially good.
Both of these «;neer* should be hear*!
r.nre in Nome
1 sing the musical program, the
Pastor Philip K Hauer, delivered «u.
■ v, *-.,-nt addre«- on the aubjeet of
I'i' neers of History.
SPECIAL SALE
fin I. -usedresse* and apron*
: I louse dresses *1 f5 tofS S5
Apron* .... .50c to II ii
v few evening dresses at east Ttc-ke*
g ven on 6t-ineh hand embroidered
t d * cover with each tl <W purchase
Stamped roods I» M C thread at
MRS. J WANGER’S
2nd Ave. opp. Court House
EAGLE HALL
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Moving Pictures
NEW PRD6RAM
FRIDAY NI6HT
ADMISSION. 25 cents
| GOLDEN GATE HOTEL |
l STHA'l h H • h L> AM» ELECTRIC LlOMThD ;!
I1o«t Commf*diou» Motel in Alaska !;
ROOMS SI5 PER MONTH AND UP jj
I it n i n sc k*'Mjm in Connection j!
JAS A. >\N Ak I ZEE. Prup ;!
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I MINERS ATTENTION \
* SAVE A DOLLAR t
F •.£ SEASONED LUMBER FOA SALE S'OlNG FLOORING J
? and DiMENTiON timbers rer m. ms.oc *
♦ extra he*,!' S^EAM R PE ONE NCH PER FOOT ftc Z
4 ♦
j Mutton I Sets, per lb. *
! Pacific Cold Storage Co. i
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WANTED—ORDERS OF FREIGHT
7 n* ’.'Sine No-thieette'n De. elopenent Co. •im»re -f ttie tie*.
f ■ r i the leeward f'entneuLar Ra.I
■ 1 • r<-< • e proposals from proepecMve ship
I* f fr- ’ f ■ ' -e ■ f • 1 for point! from Nome >o Iron creek.
r• . i! ,r ier that ’he Company may deter -
l! •. p-. c war rap! pia r.g the 'ompan> -
pr i-ei - p .i ■ • ; ■ • •.-(.!• frein' ’ ,>.d pa ««enger*« he.
veer, the p int* ninw
rihipper , .ested late wi.ni . r tney *iil enter into a ouidinc
: ' ;■ ’fre.gbt offer,- a- 1 are also urged lo tender a price
’hat may encourage the Company to make the necessary eipedlture-1
for Lettercnent!
All - ; rn r j n* « a . d -,e •-er ■ e Maine Northwester!
Development Co., CoS Colmar. Bailding Seattle, and mailed to reaeh
Seat:!- • Apr : ' : -15
t THIS WEEK
1 Big Store Bargains
EVER/ PAIR LADIES MISSES OR CHILDREN'S SHOES. SLIP
PERS OXFORDS OR SANDALS AT 25 PER CENT LESS THAN
REGULAR PRICES THAT MEANS *? 00 SHOES AT *1 50 *4 00
SHOES AT *3.00 AND SO ON
WE HAVE A BIG STOCK OF SHOES AND WANT TO SELL THE
BIGGEST PART OF THEM THIS WEEK THAT'S WHY THAT 25
PER CENT REDUCTION.
SALE STARTS AT ONCE AND CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT SO
COME EARLY.
j the SURPRISE STMl
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FOR SENATOR I
ANDY ANDERSON I
ELECTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1915 |
X 4> 4* + 4 *♦* *4* *♦* + J**J,4,,f'i,i,+44,,i*4TTTT+^
! FRESH CRANBERRIES J
+ 50 cts PER. GALLON !
X At ♦
!HOLLER’S GROCERY!
J PHONE. Mam *, 2” ™°"T ST. «}
♦. -t. Jt. _±_ JL -L. ^ JLm mmxm X X X X X* XXXXXX V
t FREE SILK HOSE I
l o encourage the wearing of our Phoenix *
• double knit, cashmere lined Silk Hose, regular '
$1.15 per pair, we will give with everv pair of ‘
■ Queen Quality Shoes or Pumps sold this week
if one pair of hose FREE. j.
Phoenix hose cannot be equaled for Service ’
Comfort and Elegance no matter what vou may ?
; pay. t
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. |
FRED W. PETERSON. Manage f
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The NONPAREIL I
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. I
An Evening Gown Special
Is This Week’s Offering I
I Note the Prices
Our Loss Is Your Gain
$15.00 Evening Gowns $9.50
$18.50 Evening Gow ns $13.50
| $22.50 Evening Gowns $16.00
| $25.00 Evening Gowns $18.50
1 $27.50 Evening Gowns $20-00
$35.00 Evening Gowns $26.50
1 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY