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LEWIS HUNTER RYE AND
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Finest Brands of Wines. Liquors |l
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FEDERATED CHURCH.
Sunday services: Bible school at 11
a. m. Christian endeavor at 7 p. m.
Evening worship service at S o'clock.
Sermon by the pastor on "The Sin of
the Scant Measure." The chorus choir
w.ill sing Proctor's “My Heavenly
Home.”
Strangers and those without a
church home ttre most cordially invited
to these services.
A BOY WANTED.
At ths Elite Baths. Employment
: permanent if found competent.
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i CLOSING OUT
: Children’s Suits :
from 4 to 15 years ^
j $1.50 to $4.00 !
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TAILOR
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I Just Received
IMI5 Mt. Vernon Milk. The quality
is exceliiant.
$4.00 per. Case
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
fsLUICEAAP|
| STEAM l|\p|
J Hydraulic Imp '%r •* £
J In large or small &
J quantities at ^
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4 NOME'S OLD FAITHFUL SERVANT IS ON THE WAY. THE COLD
+ STORAGE STEAMER ELI HU THOMSON 5’
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Will arrive in Nome among the first (as always) loaded to th# limit
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T MEATS that money can buy. Genuine SPRING LAMB by the quarter. It
? ALASKA'S BEST FRIEND. ]|
I Pacific Cold Storage Co. |
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“Cbe Rnaeks”
WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION
FRONT ST., OPPOSITE NUGGET OFFICE
THURSDAY, JUNE 3
A. G. OLIVER, Prop.
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NEWS NOTES
•
Mrs Matson of the t’ S roadhouse
ts reported to have been very ill re
cently but Is now recovering
The launch Now Then, t'apt .1 B
Ross in command, came up from Sol
omon again yesterday with three pas
sengers, Roy Morrison, Mr Schaffer,
and Wm .Steigelmier
The work of loading the Corwin for
the contemplated northern voyage
continues today and t lie vessel will
soon be in shape to start at the earliest
opportunity ice conditions permits.
The mess house of the Powell dredge
on Wonder Creek burned to the ground
shortly after noon today. Report says
that the house and the entire contents
were completely destroyed.
The launch Diamond I_ will make
an excursion trip to Sledge Island to
morrow The Silver Wave will not
make the trip as contemplated some
days ago.
All children wishing to enter the
Kegoaysh Kozga's garden contest must
report to Mrs. Roper. Mrs. Schlois or
Mrs Mulligan not Inter than Monday,
•Tune 7th
The Solomon passenger carrier Flvei
will leave on the first down coast trip
i.f the present season at two P M
Tuesday afternoon. The vessel is now
in winter quarters but will be launched
Monday.
The delinquent tax sale will begin
Monday morning at 10 o’clock at the
City Clerk's office Lots In blocks 1
to fi Inclusive will he sold The sale
will proceed from day to day until all
the delinquent property is sold.
It is reported that Thomas Shaugh
nessy has the control of the Solomon
River railroad for the summer and will
operate along the same lines previously
followed by Mr Steigelmier. It Is stat
ed that the freight traffic will be In
the hands of Andy Cilsen.
Hans Larsen arrived in town from
he P. S. roadhouse last night, making
the trip down Nome River as far as the
railroad bridge which has been carried
away by the high water. Beyond that
point the traveler continued hv dog
rnohlle.
Roy Morrison will open a garage
and auto repair shop in the Dunham
building in the quarters lately vacated
by F. M. Kiesele on Monday next.
Bench and machine work of the lighter
sort will lie received until the arrival
of the boats.
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Judge Reed will move from his pre
sent location in tlie offices of Wm. Gil
more over the Board of Trade today,
the. new location selected being the
quarters formerly occupied by himself
in the Albright building next the Lo
men Studio.
Under the ninety day provision the
new mining law will not become ef
fective for about six weeks yet. The
law provides that ninety days shall
elapse after the approval of the Gov
ernor before the enactment shall be
come active.
The District Court resumed session
this morning anti H. M. Smith received
judgment against W. H. Knowles and
A. M. Hanson, foreclosure of mortgage.
Antonia Polet received judgment
against R. .1. Hickey.
Tlie Iflue Goose dredge on No. S
Ophir creek will start up in a few days
according to information received from
Council yesterday. Owing to the great
accumulation of snow the Wild Goose
dredge may not succeed in getting
under way for some days. Tlie dredge
is now on No. 20 Ophir.
Kennn and Elms are reported to be
actively engaged in getting things in
shape for the summer over on Ophir
Creak and have already commenced to
hydraulic away tlie snow from the
ground to be worked. Their location
is No. one bench below discovery. Ed.
Cunningham is also said to be opening
up on the Nelson bench opposite No. 3
above on the same creek.
Tlie flro department responded to an
alarm from the Anvil bakery about
seven o'clock last evening and speedily
extinguished the blaze which origina
ted from an oil stove in tlie kitchen.
Wtiile there was a vast deal of smoke,
the damage was light, being confined
to a few square yards of wall paper
and cloth.
The Eagle saloon reopened its doors
to tlie public shortly after noon today.
The resort is now in fine shape and
presents a handsome appearance with
many added decorative features and
the new front. Thu many additions
have resulted in the place assuming
,h ehtirely different npiieuHthfe a**1 111 j
the wall paneling ('has ,lie '‘on
| tractor, har produced some pleasing I
j effects,
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The last count hut one in the Polel
Panama Pacific imposition contest
finds Miss Ruby Martin leading Miss
Katie Rongard hy a nl!lrB:ln
Miss Lewis who led the '"ting tor
considerable time is now In third place
hut IS Still within Striking distance of
the leaders. The final count will take
place at nine P M this evening and
the intervening hours may possibly
witness a change in the present lino
up.
The following is the count made to
day In Polet’s Panama-Pacific impo
sition contest. The final count will he
made at 9 o’clock tonight
Ruhv Martin .551,39.'
Katie Rongard.515,399
Rowena Lewis.361.3,5
Helen Allan .171.061
Mrs Pern Moore.63.035
Mary Fox.
Mrs. .1. P Jones.39.775
Mrs. O. Carlson .10.354
Mr Chas. Cavey who is now the
proprietor of the North Pole ami An
vil Rakerles announces that he will
shortly Increase ttie present size of the
bread loves to larger proportions
thereby adding to both quality and
weight, which it is believed will he
more acceptable to the public generally
The price previously charged for a
larger loaf will prevail again also,
namely, ten cents per loaf or three
loaves for twenty-five cents. The two
popular coffee houses are being re
papered and painted and will soon
shine with renewed brilliance.
A varied collection of the leading
movie stars of the Fnited States will
be witnessed in the several numbers
included in the Dream programs for
Saturday and Sunday nights including
Lillian Walker. Kathleen Williams,
Julia Swavne Oordon. Maurice Cnstello.
Marc McDermott and Mabel Tranelle.
In the Saturday display will he in
cluded Miss Trunelle in The Man from
the West: I Jilin n Walker In the com
edy The Life Saver: Miss Williams In
the Western drama The Cattle Thetves
Rseape The interesting educational
feature, from Ragoon India, The Klo
phant as a Workman, will he the
fourth number. The Sunday display
will consist of the two part Political
dnuno, The War Makers, featuring
Miss Gordon, and the clever comedies
The Sea Dogs Love and Ttie Noisy
Suitor
Yesterday, at the request of tlie Civic
Committee of the Kegoayah Kozga,
tile following Hoy Scouts Allie Van
derworker, Will llaering, John Haer
ing, George Allan, Joe Lueci, Chas.
Jones, Frank Laebling and Lewis Sim
son gave the park a thorough cleaning
and tin* willing, cheerful spirit in
which it was done clearly shows the
good teachings of the Roy Scout move
ment. At the conclusion of (heir la
bors the boys were regaled with r
lunch served by Mrs. Tom Mulligan ol
tlie* Kegoayah Kozga. Now that It is
cleaned everyone is asked in assist it
keeping it clean by putting all paper
orange and banana skins, in fact al!
refuse in a barrel to Jie placed in the
park for that purpose. Through the
kindness of R. W. J. Reed and Capt
Thos. Ross and the Life Saving crew
the swings have been put in propel
shape for use, the large swings for th<
larger boys and girls and the smal
swing and the stationary one for th<
small children.
T« get the news read the Nugget.
MOVEMENT OF BONIS
ON THE YUKON
float bulletin, June 5, 1915:
Washburn at Gibbon.
Delta down Melozi 7: So a. in.
Jacobs up Hot Sp nits 7 a. ni.
Sibilla leaves Gibbon for Dawsoi
ten a. m.
Yukon leaves Dawson I p m foi
Fairbanks.
Nasutliti up Hootalinqua 5 a. in.
Davis down Eagle 9 n. in. yesterday
Marthon at Tolovana.
Ttotit. Kerr down Circle 8:30 p. in
jesterday.
Julia Tt at Kotlik tied up for tide to
day.
ARIZONIANS RUSH OVER
IIORDER TO GET DRINK
NACO, Ariz.—One saloon opened
for business in Naeo,Sonora, within ri
few rods of tho site of thei principle
barroom here which was closed when
Arizona went dry. All the main high
ways from nearby Arizona towns
were heavily traveled the day follow
ing and the Mexicans were for out
numbered in their own town by thf
visiting Americans.
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4 1st.-COURTEOUS TREATMENT.
4 3i,d.—GOOD GOODS. t
4 3rd.—REASONABLE PRICES. +
4th— PROMPT DELIVERY. 4
1 5th.—STRICTLY FRESH BLANCH- 4
"** ARD RANCH EGGS RECEIVED 4
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PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT 3T. 4 A.
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LOUIS LEVY COMING.
Hold your furs until my arrival in
Nome.
Do you read the Daily Nugget an I
\,ep abreast of the doings of the ou>
sids world? Subscribe now, $2.00 p„r
month delivered every night before
| o'clock.
CLEANUP!
ALL PROPERTY OWNERS AND
RESIDENTS ARE HEREBY RE
QUIRED TO CLEANUP THEIR
YARDS ON OR BEFORE JUNE 10th.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
J. H. MUSTARD,
HEALTH OFFICER.
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SEE
CHAS. L. ROSS
FOR ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER
CARPENTER, BUILDER. CONTRACTOR
B Street. Phone Black 162
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25 i
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop,
It makes^no difference how
WET
You may he. He sure and keep your feet .1
DRY \
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T There is only one stock of Footwear in I
! Nome and we have it
i i P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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f FRED W. PETERSON. Manager t
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COAL AT LESS THAN COST
BRIQUETS
Space now taken up by Briquets in our yards and warehouses will
1 be required for freight from firs steamers. For a limited time on!y,
| to make roem and introduce to he Nome market
$16 PER TON IN YARD—$17 PER TON DELIVERED
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
The nonpareil 1
SUCCESSORS TO M. O. SAMUELS. jj
Spring Opening
Ladies Suits
Ladies Dresses
Ladies Waists
Ladies Skirts
Ladies Coats
Ladies Hats I
CHILDRENS
PLAY SUITS, ROMPERS, HIDDY SUITS I
HIDDY BLOUSES, AND APRONS