If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be &lad to see that one is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
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M'INTOSH LOSES
FOOT AND TOES
\ letter from Alex. McIntosh, the
man who was severely frozen on the
Inmachuk^ recently, to W. J. Rowe
9tatos tha^ the writer suffered the
amputation of his right foot above
the ankle as a result of his terrible
experience and will soon have the toes
taken off the other foot. Fortunately
he will not loose his hands, which
were also frozen. He says those mem
bers are still sore and stiff but will
eventually be all /right. The unfor
innate man speaks very hopefully and
; says that ho has not lost all courage.
Ho also pays a high tribute to those
, who attended him a Candle and says
j thut it is due largely to the care of
Dr. and Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Ben
Evans that he is as well as he Is.
NEWS NOTES i
Marshal Jordan Is reported to have]
been at Chlnlk night before last.
Mrs Frawley is reported returning
to town from Solomon today under
the care of Bert McCarthy
The Ragles will give a dance and
card party to members and their'
lady friends tomorrow evening.
—
Emil Olsen, Mclvor, Alex. Holmson
and Bobbie Brown pulled out for
Solomon this morning
Messrs. Forrest and Clark of the
Dexter crek section took out n load
of supplies to their property today.
Qeo. E. Lomen contemplates start
ing on a trip to Council about Satur
day and will join Mrs Lomen who Is
; now tn route. The couple will make
a short stay in the inland city visiting)
| friends.
—
1 The prizes for the forthcoming high
school dog race ate on exhibition In ]
the window of the Rose candy store. I
The contest will b e piled off next
Saturday weather permitting.
The Northern Stars who have an
adv on another page is a club compos- j
ed of young Eskimo men with head
quarters in the gymnasium. They
are well prepared to do all kinds of
work neatly and promptly. Qlve them
a call phone White 124
Henrietta F. Kennedy, of 1020 Mad
ison street Oakland, Cal., wishes to
locate her father, George Delwln Ken
nedy, who came to Nome twelve years
ago to work a mining claim and has
not been heard from since.
The outside mail departed from Sol
omon this morning about eleven fif
teen and will therefore be In town
early this afternoon. The conslgamen
consists of two sacks and three
pouches containing about the limit
weight and is presumably comoosed
largely of second class matter with a
‘■.prinkling of way first class.
It Is stated that Faxon Lewis, and
not Dan Crowley is the winner of
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If you are a good housekeeper and ",BBB1B"“I™BI,,B
study economy you will pay PAQU QAIC
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given as a bonus to the various purchasers,—to those who buy Fifty Dollars |
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the thirteenth prize in the recent
Moose burden race. Crowley won
the case of chickens all right, but, ow
ing to Bert McCarthy being dUqualifl J
through ha\ lng lost two of his dogs
while en route the entire list was
shoved up one number which resulted
in Fexon, who run In fourteenth place
falling heir to the chickens.
The funeral of the late Leo Watkin
took place shortly after one this after
noon after services at the Catholic
church. The remains were followed to
their last resting place by a larg
number of friends and acquaintances
Hans Helm of 526 West 151st street.
New York City, writes to the post
master seeking information of his
brother John Holm who resided In
Nome up to three years ago. Letters
forwarded since that time have not
been answerd and applicant wishes to
know if he is still alive.
Mrs. Dr. Chace was the winner ol
the prize offered by the management
of the bowling alley to the lady making
the largest number of scores of 170 and
over during the month of February
and the latter portion of Janaury. The
lady was able to run up the excellent
total of seventy points, nearly double
the number of the nearest competitor,
Mrs. Lehmann ranked second with 38
and Mrs. Jackson was fourth with 37
to her credit. The prize was a hand
some gold wrist watch mounted on a
heavy bracelet.
The usual large crowd attended the
weekly card social of the Miners Home
Club last night and twenty four tables
were set for the progressive whist
players. The prize winners among the
.adies were: Mrs. W. H, Koch first,
Mrs. Markham second, Mrs. A. Ford
third The fortunate ones among the
men were Charles Rice, Albert J. Best
and Charles McFadden, who carried
off the prize honors in the order nam
ed. The club Is planning to give a
social dance on tho occasion of their
next meeting March 7, at which re
freshments will be served.
At the Dream tonight, seventh epi
sode "Perils of Pauline.” This In
stallment fairly snaps and sparkles
i with sensations; the hero In desperate
straits driving a high powered auto
j car through the front of a burning
building, Pauline, bound gagged and a
prisoner In a spectacular conflagra
tion, the plucky girl's resourcefulness,
fighting for air, her miraculous escape
and ultimate rescue. Owen conceives
another plot, Pauline contemplates a
visit to the Haines ranch, her de
parture and subsequont capture by
bandits, the Haines posses In hot pur
suit, a fearful ride ,the hero’s strate
gem and last Pauline In the hands of
the bandits and hidden In a huge
cave in a wild and unsettled country..
These are only a few of the many
thrilling sensations tonight. Two class
numbers are added. A sterling show.
Telephone reports today say that
•Valter Shields arrived in Council yes
terday morning after making a trip
ss country from Mary's Igloo. He
will inspect the Council reindeer herds
nd will afterward proceed to the
Puekland where the next reindeer fair
will be held. It is stated that he
tends to make the journey straight
tcross counry and will probably not
touch at Candle en route. One of the
ocal visitors to the Marys' Igloo fait
states that there were no represen
vtives from Council at the fair owing
to the severe weather prevailing about
that time having prevented the dele
ates from that section reaching the
scene.
Mueller, playing 100, won from
Bachelder, 126, in an interesting game
it the Board of Trade billiard room
.ast evening. The final score v&ts
Mueller 100, Batchelder 62. An j&ter
rsting match was also pulled In the
A class between Smith J60 and
Bruner 180. Bruner wem 180 to 238,
in ninety eight Innings. The game,
was well played throughout. The av
erage of the winner was 1.84 that of
the loser 2.48.
Tonight the fans will be regaled
with a contest between Allan 190,
and Burroughs, 180, both of whom are
in excellent form and are also hard
and steady players
The baseball teams will practice at
Eagle hall this evening as follows:
Fort Davis, 7to 8:30, All Stars from
8:30 to 10. The ladies teams practiced
this afternoon.
As there has been some complaint,
tho management have decided to set
aside a section of the hall which the
Eskimo a ttendants will hereafter
occupy regardless of the number of the
| seat check in their possession. It is
stated that the mangers have no op
portunity to check the promiscuous
seating of the natives by other means
as the tickets on which they gain ad
mittance are purchased by whites, not
by the natives themselves.
Ca*l or ring Main 46 when g%u hav*
ob printing to be done. The Nugget
l has the most complete stock for all
-rensiom.
Classified Ads.
411 Classified Ad* Must bo Paid for
in Advance.
LOST.
LOST—Wrist bracelet watch between
Dr. Fromm's office and the City Bath
house; liberal reward.
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COTTON CREPE PLISSE
6 YDS $1.00
I Neat stripes and floral designs jji
a in solid colors and white ground, jji
8 A soft pretty fabric at an excep- jij
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