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| HOLLYHURST EGGS
We now have some more of these well known eggs in stock. Ship]ed to
us olrect from the ranch. Every egg guaranteed. \Ve agree to replace
every Hollyhurst egg purchased from us and found to oe bad, by two good
Iones. #
Also now In stock the Famous (>( den State ldutter, pul up In pTckle.
and dry pack.
I D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES
Mr. Chester, the Chinik storekeeper,
arrived in Nome on tils schooner yes
terday on i business trip.
It is reported that the broken ankle
sustained by Dick lUcharts is bad
and an X-ray examination will prob
ably be made before the limb is set.
Tile Nome Seward Peninsula Cham
ber of Commerce will hold its annual
i lection next week for the purpose of
choosing officers for the ensuing year.
George B, Grigsby, democratic can
didate for the office of attorney gen
eral of the territory, will leave on his
campaign tour of the southeastern
sections on the Umatilla.
Senator Thomas McGann, who has
been in town to share in the big do
ings of the democrats, expects to get
away for Jess creek and the scene of
his mining operations this evening
or in the morning.
The boiler for the new Wild Goose
heating plart lias now been place 1
in position by Messrs. Douglas and
Daken. Tie .a , .motors are now 1 n
t Red in p-eCinj ii]' , t ncrete and
1 ck smoke* slock fe r lie pant.
A local item in a San Diego paper
states thal Dr. A. 1.. Derbyshire, for
merly connected with the United
States public health service here, has
I.. appointed assistant surgeon In
the service at San Diego.
The schooner Trader, Capt. Billy
Thompson, sailed for Providence bay,
Siberia, about five last evening, car
rying a large cargo of supplies for the
Thompson trading station on the far
ther const.
William Stipek became the proud
father of a seven pound baby hov,
horn this morning under the auspices
of Dr. Chaco. The new comer is the
seventh child of the house of Stipek
now residing in Nome. The little
newcomer and also its mother are re
ported progressing nicely.
The schooner Challenge is being
loaded preparatory to leaving for
Itersebei island and the Corona ion
gulf region. Work on the sehconer
is temporarily suspended owing to the
heavy surf but will bo continued ns
soon us possible and the start for ti e
far north will he made with n the
coming week according to present
calculations. The vessel will be out •
I fitted f >i two .tears.
The heavy surf developing about
i lie time of the arrival of the Umatil
la last evening caused a great scat
tering of the mosquito fleet. Some of
the small craft pulled out for Port
Safety, others for the shelter of Sledge
island. Today only the Arctic, Hettie
l>. and Challenge are in the harbor.
Deputt Marshal > 'hi He'; I d n •
turned from a business tii > to tin
outs;;, on >h ■ Umatilla y -.-detday.
Mr. Holland reports that uaincss
eondith ns on tla const are much im
proved tins sum: mr and the recent
depression has practically disappear
'd.
Mrs. Freeding, wife of Conrad
Freeding. arrived in Nome on the
Umatilla after an absence of several
years. Mr. Freeding expects to leave
for the Kongarok shortly to take over
tin store and roadhouse business of
Dave Johnson, which he recently pur
chased.
The I tidies Aid Society of the Fed
erated church held a reception this
ifternoon in honor of Mrs. Cornelia
IVmpleton Hatcher, president of the
Alaska \V. C. T. U. The function was
largely attended. The address of Mrs.
Hatcher on "new ideal of domesticity”
was of exceeding interest and was
listened to with profound attention.
W. F. Code had associates have just
•oncluded one of the largest moving
del tire deals ever pulled off “north
d fifty three,” and which grants to
Code and his partners the full control
if Triangle films in Alaska. ThP
Nome public are thus assured of see
ng some of the finest features turned
mt in the Triangle studios. This
company handles nothing but feature
films of five, six and seven reels and
upward. Mr. Code was also notified
that the famous Kleine productions of
Duo Vadis and Julius Caesar were
forwarded on the Victoria. Both will
HEINZ IAY
I SATURDAY WILL BE HEINZ DAY AT OUR STORE. DELI
CIOUS SA M PLES OF TH E 57 V A RITIES WILL BE SERVED. A
CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL.
G. P. GOGGIN r
When Ordering
Insist on
Vainicr
©ale Seer
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE 10 CENT8 PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25 ‘
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED I
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRON8.
CHAS, CAVEY, Prop.
appear it the Dream within a short
I period.
Dirk Ititchards, the man who suf
] fered a broken leg while working on
one of the dredges in the Council sec
tion. arrived in town yesterday after
noon and was at once conveyed to the
Holy Cross hospital where his injur
ies were attended to. He is now rest
ing easily.
Last chance to see "the Jugger
naut” at the Dream tonight. This
a,vo five part production, showing
a real railroad wreck is a thriller. It
is one of the Yitagraph's most famous
features, and created a sensation
through the states. An all star cast
with Anita Stewart and Earl Williams
in the leading roles, helped to make
tliis a photo-drama, long to be re
membered.
Owing to the strong surf the IJiny.
tilla was unable to discharge cargo
until shortly before noon today, at
which time lighters were taken lo
ship side. The Umatilla will #llload
here, afterward proceeding to St.
Miiehael. On the return trip to Nome
the steamer will probably bring over
a lion t one hundred Bell Line tourists
who are expected down the Yukon on
the Susie within a few days.
Mollie Hobson of Deering was
granted a divorce from Ike Hobson,
of Kobuk in ttie district court Ibis
morning.
The Empire Trust Company of New
York, was also awarded a decree as
against the Eairhaven Water Com
pany. The suit was ill foreclosure of
a mortgage held by the plaintiff cor
poration and the court ordered the
sale of certain properties attached in
connection therewith.
m
Commodore Leo Wittenberg of the
good ship Sea Wolf, which returned
from a trading trip to the northern
coast yesterday, reports that ice of
I lie heaviest character was encounter
ed in the vicinity of Wainwright and
passage beyond that point was im
possible. The Loibes supply ship,
Herman was compelled to turn back
at ley Cape some time before and is
still waiting to proceed to the east
ward. The schooner Holmes was also
ice bound at 1‘oinl Hope. The latter
vi ssi I is en route to Point Borrow.
A large number of people will leave
on the next outgoing trip of the ITnm
lilla. About one hundred persons are
expected from the Yukon in addition
to a good sized list who will take pas
sage from Nome. The following have
secured passage from this port:
Mrs. B. flranthen, Miss Fischer, Mrs.
E. .Jordan, Miss McConnoughy, M s"
Itiay. Geo. Baird and w V, Mrs. and
Mrs. 11. B. Zehner, J. W. Johnson and
wife, ('. L. Hatcher, Miss fling. B.
Wills and wife, Louis Peterson, Pete
Brandt, A. L. Bunker, H. C UJote, Ed
Gordon, W. A. Fritcher, C. E. Bob*
inson, Thos. Simpson, George Ander
son, J. Frisian, E. T. Ezekir, C. C.
Mason, H. L. Stull, F. O. Walker, A.
B. Hamer, .1. l’ngh, Judge Tucker, C.
C. Johns, Mr, West, J. Kennedy, A. J.
Bosworth, C. N. Rinehardt, D. D. Wal
lk'k, W. J. Rowe, George B. Grigsby
and family, W. Madigan, \V. A. Gil
more, S. Denman, Mrs. R. Ringer, J.
F. Ringer.
A. A. (Scotty) Allan, the world fa
mous hero of the winter trail and
king of kings in the realm of dogdom,
returned to his old stamping ground
on the Umatilla last night and was
given a hearty reception by old
friends and acquaintances who have
greatly missed the genial little Sotch
man since he "gang nwa.” Scotty
brought with him his new auto sled
and n fund of interesting and stirring
tales of his experiences on the battle
fields of France. The steamer Uma
tilla dropped into port from Seattle
about six last evening with a fail
sized passenger list and a heavy cargo
of merchandise and supplies. The ves
sel was somewhat behind schedule
owing to de'ays by fogs in the vicin
ity of the pass.
/
The following is the complete list of
passengers:
\V. H. Mead, Mae A. Alexander, Dou
blas Jarmuth, Mrs. M. A. Woodford,
Mrs. hla Freeding and child, Sergt.
Flitlein, James Waldo, 1’hil Holland,
I,. I’. Holmsted, Max Teague and
wife, D. H. Hutchinson,* A. A. Allan,
John Marsh, R. Fenton.
YUKON MARINE.
August 2, 191ti.
Susie Jacobs and Kelly ut Gibbon.
Delta down Nulato 1st.
Davis at St. Michael.
Reliance up Koyukuk river.
Yukon at Fairbanks sails 7 p. ill.
tonight.
Julia B. with four barges up Koy
ukuk 5 p. ill. 2d.
Tanana up Hot Springs 8 a. m.
Sibella down Nulato 29th.
Sarah with four barges up Nulato
six a. in.
Whitehorse up Ogilvie 7 a. m.
Vidette up Ogilvie 8 a. m.
Dawson down Debarge 7 a. in.
Selkirk at Whitehorse.
Alaska down Circle midnight.
The U. S. mail boat, Silver Wave,
will sail for Kotzebue sound and way
points on Thursday evening, August
3, carrying mail, freight and patsen
gers.
ELECTION CARDS PRINTED
AT NUGGET OFFICE.
Trr‘TTFt' ■x-is-— ■■■ . -■——T~r—
PAGE RETURNS FROM
ENGLAND FOR CONFERENCE
_
Pacific News Service.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—Ambassa
dor Page arrived in the capital from
London today for the purpose of con
ferring with the president over the
blacklisting of American firms. P is
currently leported that the adi ei is
nation is preparing to go to extreme
lengths in an endeavor to force Peg
land to lernove the baa or. the Arne 1
ean firms. Official die. are that the
situation presents man" aspects at
ultimately resolving itself iira a con
troversy which mu1' hi turn develop
exceedingly strain's, relations if not
an actual break.
NOTICE.
The annual election of officers of
the Nome-Seward Peninsula Chamber
of Commerce will be held next Wed
nesday evening, August 9th, Iflifi, (
the Pioneer Hull, 8:30 t>. in. All
members are requested to lie present.
A. POl.RT,
President.
ITM10LCMOES
ERUPTING VIOLENILf
Pacific News Servico.
ROM R, Aug. 3. — Mount Etna nnd
Mt. Stromboll are in violent eruption
nnd clouds of smoke nnd ashes are
pouring from the craters of both
mountains in torrents according to
advices from Messina today. Several
violent earthquakes have occurred in
the region around Etna but the dam
age if any has not been ascertained.
NOTICE
i i
Ladles' Hats, large and small.
Shirt Waists. Skirts and Stamped
joods. |
1>. M. C. Thread.
,
Closing nut all House Preses at
Sue to $2.00 each, size 34 to 40|
'
A few odd sizes In Children's
Ureases, f>0c to $1.00.
MRS. J. VVANUER
'
Second ave., opposite Courthouse.
Dream Theater
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Vitagraph’s Greatest .
THE
JUGGERNAUT
5IPARTS 5
New Crepe de Chene
and Crepe
NIGHT GOWNS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
RECEIVED PER STEAMER UMATILLA
Cauliflower, Green Peas, Celery, Rhubarb
Onions, Cabbage, Cherries, Bananas, Peaches,
Plums, Water Helons, Tomatoes, Cucumbers
head Lettuce
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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PHOENIX HOSIERY
Until the arrival of our next shipment of
Phoenix hose our prices remain as formerly;
.90 1.15 1.50 2.00
You can still buy a box of four assorted
colors for $3.25.
Nineteen colors and shades to select from
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
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