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If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, w ill give us
their name, we will be glad to see that one is
delivered to them
D. E. CROWLEY
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1 REBUILDING SALE
I On Monday February 28th we will begin our big clearing sale of
Dry Goods, Notions, House Furnishings, Ladles Wearing Apparel, Table
Linens. Bedding, Scrims, Lace Curtains, Portisrs, Couch Covers,
Towels and Toweling, Men's furnishings, Glass Ware, China and
Crockery, Kitchen ware and many other useful articles, for as soon as
weather conditions permit we are going to rebuild and in order to
make room we are obliged to dispose of a lot of merchandise at gen
uine bargains
OOOQIN.
The Quality •tore
NEWS NOTES
Tomorrow being a legat holiday the
postoifice. will be closed and also the
banka and grocery stores.
Fred and Mrs. Ayer and Mrs. Dr
Klttelsen started for a trip down the
coast today behind Ayer flyers.
The Rowe teams were out bright and
early this morning clearing away the
sn w wleft by the blow Saturday and
nday.
The A. B cabaret dance was a de
c'.ded success and evry one attending
declares that the time they had was
immense.
Alex Holmson and Harry Ray and
wife arrived in town from Solomon
yesterday to be on hand for the Moose
race. Mr. and Mrs. Ray will make the
run wlwth the rest of the Moose mush
ers.
j
The republicans have issued a call
for primaries elections to be held on
March 11 in all precincts of Seward
pen.naii.a for the purpose of selecting
a candidate for territorial delegate and
other territorial offices and also to
elect two delegates to the national
convention at Chicago.
A member of the fire and water com
mittee states that thsre Is no truth
in the report circulated Saturday eve
ning that no water w as available during
the Are In the Reed shop. He says
that no water was necessary and none
was called for but that there was
plenty to be had If needed.
The man reported as being frozen
down the coast several days ago, was
brought to Nome yesterday afternoon
and placed in the hospital. The man
is a foreigner and from all accounts
a stranger in Nome. Dr. Mustard, who
Is attending him says that his injuries,
which are principally on the feet, are
not severe. Ounner Kassen made a
trip down the coast as far as Safety
yesterday for the purpose of bringing
up the man to town.
Tonight at Eagle hall the tenth,
eleventh and twelfth episodes, six reels
of the “Lucille Love" serial will be
repeated the show will last about two
hours and will commence sharp at 8
p. m. The usual price of admission
will prevail. On next Friday night
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The following table snows the av
erage temperature for each day for the
the following years:
191o 1916
January 1 . 1 *
January 2 . 1 6
February S . 6 I
Febru-ry 4 .—10. 18
February 6 .—18 17
February 6 .—18 18
February 7 .—10 0
February 8 8 —1
February 9 .10 —6
February 10. —8 —II
January 11. ...—3 —18
February 12. 7 —10
February 13.—12 —21
February 14.—23 —24
February 15 .—24 —19
February 16.—25 —25
February 17.81 —29
February 18.81 —9
February 19 .32 4
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U. s. MAIL M0VEMENT8
Mall for Kougarok and Teller leevee
the first and fifteenth of each month.
Mall for other sections of 3eward
peninsula and the outside closes Mon
days and Friday, at 4:30, registered:
,ind ordinary mail, five o'clock p. m.
Mails arrive Thursday and Sunday
Mails leave Tuesday aad Saturday
morale#
Miss Grace Cunard and Francis Ford]
will appear in n thrilling "101 Bison,"
three reels feature, entitled "The She
Wolf," The play being produced by j
Mr. Ford from the story written by
Miss Cunard.
A telegram to Charles Thompson
from Barney Bernard, received yester
' day, conveys the Information that
! Barney has suffered a broken leg and
ic now in a Seattle hospital. The
n essage stated that the injuries were
received while Bernard was longshor
g and were caused by a timber fall !
ir<r on the right member. Barney says
that he expects to be out of the hos
pital about May first and will return
to Nome In June. The dispatch was
directed to Thompson as secretary of
the local Moose lodge, of which Ber-;
turd is a member.
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Dream theater. No show tonight. To
morrow night "The Horse Wranglers"
in two parts; a lively western comedy.
This picture thrills with quick action
adventure and rippling mirth. Two
class numbers will support the head
liner. Wednesday night, "The Perils
of Pauline*" fifth episode. This Is
the greatest two reel chapter so Tar
wued; nothing like It ever thrown on
the screen In Nome. See It and be
convinced, a distinct departure from
ill the others and complete in two
parts.
The big Moose burden handicap race
was postponed last night because ofj
the reports reaching here that the trail
at Cape Nome was in bad condition and
covered with water. As now announc
ed the race will be run Wednesday
providing that adverse weather does
not again stop proceedings Every
thing is all ready for the start and
the indications are that the run to
Solomon will eommenceat the scheduled
hour on that day. One more entry
has been Included in the lists, the
same being Jack Mass, who come over
from Dime creek to make the run. He
has been allotted a handicap of fifteen
minutes. Miss Kate Bongard will be
the burden carried.
Mrs. Hayden, in a letter to Mrs. Sau
valn, of this city, written at Platts
burg, New York, December 20, Inti
mates that there is a strong probability
that both Captain and Mrs. Reed and
also herself will return to Nome in the
near future. The letter states that the
possibility arose through a discussion
at breakfast one morning as to the
point to which the captain would ask
to be transferred. The Philippines
was the first selection but was speed
ily forgotten when Nome was sug
gested and the final decision was to
return here In the event of Captain
Reed being able to secure the transfer.
Mrs. Hayden also tells of meeting sev
eral other army people well known In
this city, Including Lieut, and Mrs.
Cummings, (formerly Mildred Qreene),
Lieutenant and Mrs. Palmer and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Floyd, all of whom
have been stationed at Fort Davis
during previous years. Mrs. Hayden
also states that Mrs. Cummings’ moth
er, Mrs. Green, was at Plattsburg with
her daughter.
Grace Cunard in "The 9he W<»lf>”
Friday nigh*, Eagle hall.
Pi°ne®rs Card Party and Dance'
Wednesday, February 23. Ann'versBry.
Members and Lady friends
REINDEER DISPLAY
GREAT SPEED QUALITIES
During the course of a long distance |
telephone conversation with the Nug
get this morning, Mr. Alfred Lomen
stated that the Nome party at Mary’s
Igloo were enjoying themselves im
mensely and were finding rare amuse
ment In the reindeer fair being held
there. The weather has been bad, he
says and has somewhat hindered mat
ters so that the fair will not close
until Wednesday. Between sixty and
seventy five delegates are reported in
attendance together with a large
number of other natives from all sec
tions of the peninsula. The deer are
said to be all chosen specimens and
are fine animals. Between one hundred
and one hundred and twenty five are
on hand nearly all of which are en
tered in the various competitive events.
Mr. Lomen says the fair is a fine dis
play of what has been accomplished
In reindeer propagation and is loud In
his praise of the work of the bureau
of education. He also describes an
\ interesting deer race which took place
yesterday which will be something of
an eye opener for those who are not
aware of the speed qualities of the
reindeer. The race was over an un
broken five mile course and was finish
ed in the remarkable tlm% of fourteen
g
minutes and fifty five seconds. Sixteen
teams were entered In the race, each
containing two animals. Several dog
drivers who are visiting at the fair
my that they do not believe that the
time can be equaled by the best speed
logs In the country. Concerning Wit
tenberg and the native who was frocen
Mr. Lomen says that they arrived yes
lay but the former will return with
.Matson today. The native was met
at the Hot Springs by Dr. Neuman,
the government physician, and given
treatment for his frost bites which
were apparently more severe than re
ported, The weather is reported fine
today although it Is still storming
heavily between Hot Springs and
Nome. The Nome mail passed there
yesterday. Mr. Miller of the court
house is reported on his way to Nome
and also Mrs. White of the Dahl creek
roadhouse. The remainder of the par
ty will return within a few days if
the weather moderates.
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We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
We do steam cleaning.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Ladles and Gentlemen.
We make a specialty of making and
repairing furs.
Flrst-alass workmanship.
AH work guaranteed. Our prteee are
reasonable. Once a customer always
a customer.
Come and see us, we will give you
our prices before we da your work.
We apnreclate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING CO.,
Between Segerstrom ft Hagen and
Zehner's Jewelry Stores.
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NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN PRI
MARY.
Notice is hereby given that the re
publican Primaries within and for
the Second Judicial Division of the
Territory of Alaska, will be held on
the 11th day of March, 1916, In the
various precincts In said division here
inafter teamed, for the purpose (if
electing 60 delegates to the Republi
can Territorial Convention to convene
at Seward In the Territory of Alaska,
. on the 19th day of April, 1916, which
'said delegates to such Republican Ter
ritorial Convention will nominate a
candidate for Delegate to Congress
and candidates for territorial offices,
and elect two delegates to the Re
publican Natonal Convention to be held
at Chicago, Illinois, on the 1th day of
June, 1916, and for other general party
purposes.
The apportionment to the several
precincts in the Second Division Is as
follows:
Candle . V
Council City. 1
Klana. 1
Nome .63
Teller. 1
St Michael. 1
Shelton ..... .. 1
Solomon . X
No person will be allowed to take
part to vote, or to be a candidate for
delegate to the said 8eward Convention
at said primaries who la not a qualified
voter and who does not declare that
it is his Intention to vote for and sup
port the nominees of said Seward Con
vention.
The primary election to elect 6S
delegates from Nome will bo held at
Hunter Hall, corner Front St. and
Hunter Way, on Saturday, March 11th,
1916. The polls will be open from 6
p. m. until 10 p. m. J. J. Stokes, W
D'Arcy Chace and C. H. MUot are here
by appointed as Judges of Election at
said primary. All Republicans desiring
their names submitted to the primary
as candidates for delegate to the said
Seward Convention must file their
names with O. S. Weaver at Electric
Light Company's office on Front Streep
not later than Saturday, March 4th,
1916, and declare It their Intention to
support and work for the regular nom
inees of the said Seward Convention.
By order of the Republican Territor
ial Committee, Second Division.
Dated this 19th day of February,
1916
GEO. D. SCHOFIELD.
Chairman.
WM. M. EDDY,
Secretary.
FRED A. DANIELS,
A. A. ALLAN,
J. C. KENNEDY.
The Nugget la giving its subscriber*
mure telegraph news than any otbei
paper In Alaska and will continue to
do so. Send in your name and hav*
tme Nugget delivered to your bunts ui
jrtlce. Du it OuW.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
istration books for the Town of Noma
Alaska, are now open at the office
of the city Clerk of said Town, where
all electors may register In accordance
with the registration ordlnancas of ths
Town of Nome. Said registration
books will remain open until and In
cluding ths fourth Saturday in Marsh,
1916.
Notice la further gtven that all
electors to vote at ths Municipal and
School Board elactlon to be held April
4th, 1916, will be required to rsglatsr
In order to vote at said slsotion.
■. GRIMM.
City Clark.
Professional Cardo
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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▼ QUAIL BRAND BERRIES, GAL. CANS,66c PER CAN. j,
4 QUAIL BRAND PEACHES, OAL. CANS, 45c PER CAN. ▼
4 QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS. OAL. CANS, 46a PER SAN 4
4 QUAIL BOUND RHUBARB, OaL. 40a PER «aN 4
4 SEA PORT PEACHES, *4.00 PER CASE 4
4 FORCE, I pAakagaa foe 11.00. 4
^ SHREDED WHEAT BISCUIT* 8 paoteAgee for 91.00. 4
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First Game
Married Ladies vs. Single Ladies
Second Game
Fort Davis vs. All Star
Fri. Feb. 25th 1916 at A. B. Hall
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