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NEWS NOTES
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j W. J. Rowe took a flying trip to
| Fort Davis this morning to take a I
i look at the Nome river bridge. Why j
j did he do it?
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l The Camoogan’ites came straggling I
into the city today and report having
had the time of their lives in that
little town on the banks of the Neu
kluk. When it cames to showing any
one a good time those Council people
are certainly' there.
* For the travelog and May-day par
ty Tuesday, May 1, at Federated
church, the following social committee
has been appointed: Mrs. Horn, Mrs.
Ayer, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Irving
Heed, Mrs. Crowley and Mrs. Mulli
ga. Mrs. Poteet is preparing a mu
sical program of Hawaiian and spring
songs.
There appears to be considerable
activity in mining circles on Oregon
creek planned for the coming sum
mer. Two four-horse teams from the
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Rowe center left for that creek this;
morning with supplies for the follow
ing operators: McLeod & Sibley,
George Hager, Gus Anderson, Harry
j Hepworth and Johnny Nortnscel.
Sunday night at the Eagle hall will
see Agnes Vernon and Murdock Mac
quarrie in a two act detective drama
"Where Brains are Needed." Victoria
Fordo stars 'in a Nestor comedy "They
Were Heroes". New York national
. guardsmen are shown during a week
' at mimic warfare in ian 'finimated
j weekly. Louis Fadenda stars in a
| repeated Sterling comedy. "The But*
1 ler's Busted Romance,” while the
i ever enjoyable .Marie Wolcamp ap
pears to advantage in "The Lost
• Ledge" a 101 Bison feature. This is
| a fine mining camp story where in
j ,a gas filed mine a young mining
| engineer discovers the long lost Az
tec vein of gold and upon his return
J there awaits him the "sweetest girl
I m the world." Some program.
W. A. Gilmore, better known as
“Gill,” (writing from Seattle speaks
| of the trial of Mayor Gill of that city.
| W. A. was present throughout this
famous hearing. Speaking of Bil
lingsley Gilmore stated that this star
witness was both cool and cold-blood
ed and that his statements carried
much weight. It certainly looked bad
for Mayor Gill until the big break
j occurred in the testimony.
Gilmore states that he is much
j better since leaving the hospital and
i has lost his hoodo.- One of his chil
j dren was hurt whilst at play and
! had to be operated on but' is now
| quite well.
I The circuit court of appeals re*
j versed the decision of the district
j court in the case of Murray vs. the
j Sioux Mining Co , according to the
; Nome attorney.
I Gilmore will be with us when the1
j steamboats come again as he has
I made his reservation on the first
| stilling for Nome.
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R. I‘. Warner, one of the leading
lights in the Griggs Cooper Manu
facturing Co. of St. Paul, Minn.,
writes on behalf of the committee of
: the Red-River-St. Paul derby for the
| rules and regulations governing the
All-Alaska Sweepstakes.
Mr. Warner states that such rules
, ff procurable will be adopted by them
Closing Out
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Owing to the steadly growing demand of Polet’s
Extra Fresh Roasted Coffee we find uneccessary
to carry so many brands of Coffees, the first to
fall under our observation is M. J. B. brand and
until it lasts we will sell
One pound tins 40c
Two pound tins 75c
No reservations all must go
Ipolets Stores
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I in their derby.
I About a month ago Mayor Lomen
j sent to his old friend, Dr. E. Boock
man of St. Paul the story of the All
Alaska Sweepstakes as compiled by
Mrs. E. B. Darling. This embraced
all the rules of our northern classic
and will undoubtedly be submitted tft
Louis Hill ns the Boecktnan and Hill
families are related by maritage.
Mayor Lomen stated in his letter
I that if they would make it worth while,
[ some of our Alaska teams would com
I pete in their big race.
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J. J. Keenan and wife are in the j
city from Bangor creek.
Fred Hinton is in the city from
Teller on a business visit and will
leave for the tin center tonight.
Martin Dan'ielson, who was so mys
teriously burned in one of the Al
aska Lighterage and Commercial
Company’s work _ shops a few days
ago isvgetting along nicely under the
care of Dr. Mustai’d.
Tlie Masons of Anvil lodge HD wilt
entertain their families, lady friends
and members of the O. E. S. at the
Masonic temple tonight commencing
at 8:30. Thep rogram includes a so
cial and dance.
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Shortly before eleven o'clock this
morning Mail Carrier Eiickson ar
rived with the last consignment of
outside mail the most of which was
second class matter. F. Shaw was
also a passenger on the big mail team.
Fi'ank was found by the mail carrier
in the Norton sound country where
he was endeavoring to locate a tailor
made mine some one had told him
about.
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Six days ag'o Frank Shaw left for j
down the const on a secret mission j
and is back in the city this after
noon having traveled over four hun
red miles in that time. Frank heard
of a quartz strike on Bonanza creek
a tributary of the Ungatilluk river
where John Lindberg was reported to
have struck a seheelite deposit. Tin
locality Is on the other side of Nor- j
ton sound east 'of Dime creek. Frank
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sized up the property which lie states |
is promising.
“Murder will out" is an old saying
and true! Old Doc Brinker for
reason refused to join the Home
Gaurds and on tits patriotism being
questioned this afternoon came
through with the statement that he
had already organized a territorial
Bed Cross corps in which half of
the charming ladies of the rity have
enrolled.
This was done by the wily Doc in I
the most secret manner and the com
plete plans of organization cannot
be obtained. "No Home Guards of
the sourdough pattern for mo. Of
course if they are wounded—well,
that’s another matter. We can fix
’em up,” says Doc.
So you see Ya Ancient Apothcary
is some patriot after all.
Billy Webb was the first of the Ca
mooganites to return'to the city and
j made his appearance here at 10:30
th’is morning. Mesdames Downing
and McCloy were along. A few hours
later—looking like Emin Pasha—Bill
McGuire appeared accompanied by bis
better half.
Mrs. McGuire met with a painful
accident on the trip which—though
. not of serious nature—will compel her
to stay indoors for some tme. This
lady was traveling with the fast
Webb’s dogs and being thrown out |
"of t)i*e ,slcd near Allan creek got
tangled up in the snubbing line and
was dragged a considerable distanc
before the team could be stopped.
The ligaments below the left knee
suffered in this mix-up and the result
was most painful.
The Camooganites are all sunburnt
and all happy and state that Council
was theirs during their stay. The trip
was enjoyed by all who w*ill look for
ward to next years trip with glorious
expectation.
The following Camooganites are at
Solomon and will arrive in Nome to
morrow morning: Mesdames Steven
son, Ayer, Sheldon, Kemp jind Burgh,
Messrs. Kemp, Burgh and Jackson.
# Oliver Weaver, RaJph Lomen and
party w'dl arrive in Council tonight
from Chinik and will be In the city
tomorrow night.
WAR NEWS—-Intfat your nam* now
on tho aubacription list of tha Nugget
and keap poated on tho war.
Classified Ads.
All Otaaalflad Ada Muat ba Paid for
in Advanoe. •
POR SALE.
FOR SALE—60-gallon hot water tank,
nearly new; adjustable dress form.
Apply the Nugget.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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Owing to the raise of laundry sup
plies, coal and oil, wo the laundry
man's association, are compelled to
raise the price of laundry.
People's Laundry.
Boston Laundry.
Yce Lee.
Ong Yong.
Leo Nuey.
Kitty’s Hand Laundry.
Positively no rough dry done.
This notice takes effect May 1.
FOK SALE CHEAP.
2 4 H. P. BOILERS.
1 12 H. P. BOILER.
1 16 H P. BOILER.
2 6 H. P. BOILERS.
ALL UPRIGHT BOILERS.
DARLING <ft DEAN CO.
All Masons, tlielr famiies, lady
friends and members of O. K. S. are
invited to attend a social given by
Anvil lodge on Saturday, April 28, at
8:30 p. m.
NOTICE.
Tor first class work ana prompt de
livery phone Main 1B1 and the Peo
ple's laundry will send and get vaur
laundry. W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
You should keep posted on the war
and ifitevnational and local news of
the day by subscribing for the Nome
Dally Nugget. 12.00 per month.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church Sunday
j the following services will he held Rev.
i John Parson*, pastor.
tl n. in. Bible school und children's
service. It. 1!. Julien, superintendent.
7 p. m.- Christ Inn Endeavor.
8 p. m. • Worship and sermon by
Dr. John Parsons. Subject, “Beau
tiful Bible Stories.” After a short
’address the stories of Joseph and
Naainan will be illustrated with pic
tures of the events.
Tuesday, May 1. African travelog,
Hawaiian songs, and May-day party,
8: 30 p. m.
The puMIe ig Invited to all the ser
vice* of the church.
1 Office and Residence of J. F. McAI
I listsr. freighter and transfer, Elite
Bath*. Phone Red 157.
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Fresh Pork
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Every Friday
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INDEPENDENT MEAT
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W. H. Webb
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Get Ready for the Big
SLAUGHTER SALE
We are going to discontinue certain
lines of Herchandise j
WATCH FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS j
G. P. GOGGIN ^StS’ \
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S0: GOODS
CHEAP JOHN STORE
Sells Them
TELEPHONE MAIN A 8.ONE riUCE TO ALL
If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
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i*lr. harry Bloomfield arrived to-day With I
onr shipment and you are cordially invited to 0
call and inspect the stock. 5
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