POLITICAL CARDS
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Thorulf Lehmann
Election Tuesday, April 6, 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Lawrence S. Kerr
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Henry C. Kelling
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
NOME PIONEER SINCE '99.
Election Tuesday. April 6, 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Frank M. K^esele
Election Tuesday. April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Chas. J. Thompson
Election Tuesday, April 6, 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Wm. H. Webb
Election Tuesday, April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Charles Ross
Election Tuesday. April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
E. L. holt
Election Tuesday, April 6. 1915.
NEWS NOTES
\l Folsom and Monte Itlalr an* pre
paring to take a prospecting boiler to
Dexter.
Hilly Priest went to Banner yester
day morning to long over some pro
perty.
Marshal Jordan returned front Mar
shall City tmlnv and reports an al
most eventless trip Marshall City is
reported to !»■ very quiet Marshal
Jordan met former Delegate Frank
jWnskoy on the trail while on the wav
i to St, Michael.
\ powerful political drama entitled
"A Change of Administration" will
lead the Dream program Thursday and
Saturday. This attractive two-part
1 feature discloses a clever plot involving
| the highest administrative clrcl <s at
Washington and displays a quality of
noting seldom seen In the shorter
picture dramas "Peters I’ledgu,” a.
! laughable comedy of mls-ndventures
I will furnish the concluding number.
Miss Lily Koch will furnish the music
as usual
Tony King, the well known minor,
suffered a painful injury while working
on the Sehinidllng claim on Dexter hill
yesterday. While hoisting a man from
• the shaft King's foot slipped loosing
I liIs hold on the handle of t lie windlass
which swung rapidly back, striking
Tony a severe blow in the face, break
lug his nose and severely cutting his
lips Although dazed from the fearful
j blow. Tony had the presence of mind
to ding to the handle thus preventing
t lie man on the rope from being pre
I (I pa ted thirtv feet to the bottom of
tlm shaft. l)r Mustard dressed the
j wounds of ihe injured man and lie will
soon be in good shape again.
The ladles of the Kegonyah K«zga
entertained their husbands at th ir
ball last evening and sprung
several unique surprise? on the un
suspecting husbands. The first on the
program was a school in the r.O's and
the women who dressed the parts of
si hool girls showed their husbands
that they had not ‘orgotten some of
i their old tricks \ “Shadowgraph” was
i ti e next and kept the men guessing for
'se.er.il r-inutes Whist wits' then
i played at which game Ollle Weav er
I proved the victor. U It Smith second
and II It Zehner the hciohv Refresh
moots were then nerved which consisted
of China noodles and chicken. China
'nuts, tea and coffee, cake, etc The
decorations consisted of firiental de
signs and were displayed in artistic de
signs It was a very pleasant evening
to say the least
The fvlowing is the list of nominees
for the Polet Panama-Pacific Interna
! tional Exposition contest
Miss Helen Allan
} Mr. James Bogan
Mr. Don Brown.
Mrs. A. if Bartlett
Hiss Kattie Bongard.
Mrs. Oscar Carlson.
Miss Mary Pox
I Miss Katie Glnnivnii.
Mrs. E. Goss
Mrs. R. S. Horn.
Mrs. Johanna Hanson
Mrs. R. R. Holden
Mrs. ,t. p. Jones
Mrs. J. D. Jourden.
Miss Marcholle Jones
Mrs. W. B. Kirk
Mrs. A J. Ketterer
Miss Rowena Lewis
Mrs. Perry Moore
Miss Inez Miller.
Miss Ruby Martin
Miss Klondie Nelson
Mrs. A. Nelson.
Mrs. Denny O’Brien
Mr. Norman Rawel
Mrs. Mary Smith
Mr. Pete Satlier
Mrs. C. C. Crooks
The above nominees will receiv e 1000
j votes each The nominations will re
! main open until Thursday evening,
April 15th and the fust count will he
announced next Saturday noon. The
voting began today. Ballots may be
east at either store. Get your friends
in line and win a pleasure trip that
yon will recall for years to come
The meeting called last night for the
i purpose of discussing the advlsibility of
submitting the saloon question to a
popular vote through the medium o( a
secret ballot, was largely attended and
the crowd was in every way represen
tative and included many ladies.
J. A. Perry acted as chairman of the
(meeting After the rendering of the
(vocal solo. *Tm Coming back to Dixie"
by Mr. Arthur Brookcr. the chairman
introduced Dr Bauer the speaker of
the evening, who stated that the pur
pose of the meeting was to discuss the
question of submitting the matter of
continuing the granting of liscense to
the saloons to a vote by ballot. Dr.
Bauer held that the present method was
not conducive to a full expression of
opinion, explaining that where tlie bus!
i < ss Interests of the rommnnitj were in
i'-ueh close assoclfttlon. fin is the case
11 Xome, many were unable to refrain
from signing the local option petition
because of business reasons and I bus
t lie llscense petition did not represent
! a full and proper expression of the
j wishes of the whole people. The spunk
ier cited many instances in support of
tills contention. Referring to the wide
(Spread growth of the temperance
i movement in all parts of the earth. Mr.
Hauer asserted that the ever increasing
wave of prohibition was not due to the
acts *>f insane fanatics as lias been con
t ruled hiit that the ever advancing
.movement toward uni' . r il prohlhl
|ti“ti was tiie greatest attestation that
il was founded in the genuine desire of
a sober and sensible people for relief
from the influences of the liquor traffic
| After discussing different various
i phases of the prohibition question as
(applying to the local situation the
[Speaker announced that the meeting
was in the nature of an appeal to sober
and sensible then to help decide the
question In a lailonal and intelligent
manner
Following the discourse of Dr. Hauer.
Mrs. XV. n. RiiokniaMtcr was introduced
and delivered an able address,
basing her argument largely upon the
aspects of tin* prohibition movement as
applied to the home. N humorous read
ing detailing the effects of prohibition
“ii the far famed state of Kansas con
eluded Mrs 1 tuekmastor’s remarks and
the lady was loudly applauded ft r lu*r
efforts.
Carranza or Villa may be full of
prunes or would be if they were in
Nome and saw those large, sweet
prunes Goggin is selling at 12,/2 cents
per pound.
ANNOUNCEMENT
\ The management of the \
t ELITE BATHS wishes to an- ,«
nounce to the public that on and ’j
|< after April 1st
Baths will be ;
^ for $1.00 ;
* Steam and shower baths in Con
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V' Cor. Fiont and B Streets f
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? DOG RICE I
! $4.50 |
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I HOLLER’S SilOERY;
J PHONE. Main 86 - 211 FRONT 8T. *
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WOLF BOUNTY BILL
IS NOW A LAW
.Il'N'KAl’, April 1.- The House sit
ting as a committee at' the whole is now
considering the mining hill which has
passed its second rending.
Uovernor Strong affixed his signature
to the wolf bounty bill yesterday and
that measure is now a territorial law
The bill provides for a Mount' of ten
dollars on .ill wolf skins sent to the
territorial treasurer \ccording to tIn
tel ms of the measure the treasurer will
sell the skins annually or se v- n
dually, the proceeds to go to a fund
• rented for the purpose.
The Snow resolution for veiling w»*t
or dry at the next election passed its
• • ond reading in the House yesterday
HOME COOKING
Tha Coffee House and Restaurant of
Mrs. Niebling is the only ola^e to get
home cooking. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
tion. Dinner served from five o’clock
on, and it can’t be beat. Next door to
the Surprise store. tf
Alaska Has to Bow to the Inevitable —
Scores of Endorsements Pmvp It.
\fter reading the public statem »p
<•1 this fellow-sufferer given below. you
must rump to this conclusion: a remedy
vvbieh whirl) proved so beneficial years
■ ig« . when the kidneys can naturallx
he exported to p* if *m the same work
in similar - uses. Head this.
M r*- 1. I' Frickson. l’1 Second St .
\stoiia. Ore, sips: “About throe years
* -■.. I began to bat e trouble with my
hidnc' s. I went from bad to worse and
.•bout three months ago my back begun
to trouble me. It ached awfully ami
was very sore My head ached con
stantly and 1 was right down sick. I
kmw I had to do something, and rend
ing that Doan’s Kidnex Hills had help
ed others so much, I got some. Four
boxes benefited me wonderfully.”
Price aOe. at all dealers. Don’t
r imp ask for a kidnex remedy—get
f)t.an's Kidm.x Hills the same that
VI rs Friekson had Foster-Mllburn
Props, HoifYalo, N. Y.
T« get the news read the Nugget.
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I hat load of
BLACK DIAMONDS
has arrived In our window,
they are lar^e Sweet prunes at
l2J4c per lb.
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
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