I FRESH STRAWBERRIES
In cold storage
I 10c per box
Orders must be placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery
| D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
Lomen
Has the
GOODS
And Murphy >s with
us to sell them
Lomen Bros.
April Premium Contest now on
Bank Account
Free
To the holder of the winning Ticket
On June 1st
ii One ticket With each 25c purchase or payment on account.
A Bar of Gold
WORTH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
jj (,ne * h.mce on the l’,;\r of Child and two chances on the Bank Ac
count with each 50c purchase or payment on account.
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
an* . . V/, 7. Yt I **aMr
CONSIDER
^s
I hat a glass of our freshly made apple cider
contain more food and medicinal value than any
thing else you can buy in the city.
You are invited to witness the making of our
cider it is made while you wait.
Ipotets Stores
NEWS NOTES
—
;; Convened by a special order of the
court the grand jury met in session
this morning, adjourned at noon, and
assembled again this afternoon.
Lucky Peterson and A1 Jorgenson
will leave for Cilucler creek after
j the dog race. These boys have a line
I on some likely looking placer ground
and will do considerable prospecting.
J, -
— | Weather reports this afternoon from
i Council and Candle state that the
| wt ather has moderated considerably,
I that the storm is dying out and the
1 mercury stands a few points above
zero.
A1 Jorgensen and Pad Stcmple have
returned from Glacier creek where
l they have been driving a tunnel on
| the Eureka lode claim. They ran in
1B0 feet and cut the ore body which
was thirty feet wide. Samples have
been taken. They now await the as
say returns.
I - --
Jake Kristen left the U. S. road
house this morning for Hot Springs.
Me reports a strong wind, but, be
ing on business he couldn't stay so
hiked for Hot Springs where Jake
expects to take the cure and buy a
few fox skins on the side.
Hig Pune 'McDonald from Candle
must have found a horseshoe on the
trail coming down. Since his arrival
in town he has won two beautiful
prizes—one at the Kennel Club Cab
aret; last night he walked oft with
t beautiful pocket book awarded him
! at the Catholic Library Club card
j party.
—
f Vt S o'clock this morning reports
! from Solomon stated that the bliz
i zard was stilt raging and that it was
five below. Travel either way was
stopped; however .the native mail
~ earlier set out,with the outgoing mail
at li o'clock yesterday, relaying it to
Bluff. He is expected back at Solo
j mon today.
i Convoying a six-horse team bound
, for Rock creek, Ed Westonhaver and
John Olsen went out under easy steam
I this morning. Olsen will try his luck
I prospecting on some ground of Frank
j Shaw's which adjoins the lease of
I Seppala-Kasson and Olsen. Weston
|
| haver is out on a little scouting trip
j of h'is own and will return tomorrow.
| -
Repm ts from Council at 9 o'clock
this mor'.'nf announce zero weather
! with a strong wind blowing and no
! t>aval ei'her way. Councilites aro
j r together a strong ma’.aniuto
11:im and will try to break through
1 to Timber in the endeavor to locate
the Sweepstakes teams. A small fire
« ,
occurred in a native house last night
but was quickly gotten under eon
i t rol.
Major Nei' Macdonaki, of the Tor
! onto regiment serving In France, is
mentioned in despatches for the dis
tinguished service order according to
j the London Daily Mail. He is a
brother of Puhcan Macdonald of
' Candle. The gallant major is well
I known in Montana where he served a
term in the state legislature. Over
. twenty years ago he was secretary of
the Miners Union in Butte, Mont.
On Monday morning Axel Alan- ■
I dahl left Council for Nome and has
I not reported at Solomon yet. Bill
| Brookin left Solomon for Council at
I the same time and has not been heard
from. Chances are both of these men
are at Timber roadhouse waiting for
the weather to moderate.
At three o'clock this afternoon the
grand Jury returned a "true bill” In
the case of Carl Anderson who is
charged with grand larceny. The case
| will he heard before the Hon. Judge
J. n. Tucker In a few days.
Reservations are now being made
for the "End ot the Rainbow'” which
arrives here on Saturday night. It
will be the greatest three act comedy
ever seen in Nome and shou’d not he
overlooked. Tickets are on sale at the
Rost. Candy store.
Wires have been received here
from all over the territory and from
the various press associations calling
for returns from the All Alaska
Sweepstakes. St. Paul calls fur a
full account of the race and seem to
he deeply interested in the dog busi
ness since they pulled off the big race
from Winnipeg to St. Paul.
On arrival at Council this noon the
drivers in the Sweepstakes race had
a consultation asf to whether they
should proceed or not. It was decided
that all three teams had an equal
chance having been through the same
experiences and that the race go on.
The teams rested but a short while
and then set out on the Mg drive.
Louis Ericson made arrangements
at Solomon this morning for a native
| to take the mail through to Nome and
to set out with Ms team to locate
Kjegsted. However the arrival of the
native mail carrier with the news of
Kjegsted's hard luck caused Louis to
come through with the mail which is
expected about seven o’clock tonight.
The Automobile Club of Nome to
gether with the Miners' Union and
chamber of commerce have wired to
the territorial legislature to use every
endeavor to pass the territorial road
appropriation bill and ask for an equal
division between the various districts.
The hill calls for an appropriation
of $100,000 and is introduced by Rep
resentative Jas. Daly of this divis
ion.
Next on the program is the Moose
harden handicap which is hilled for
Monday next. The entries will be
open until Saturday next at 2 p. m.
and will he accepted by Joe Sheldon
at the Alaska bank. On Saturday
evening at the Rose Candy store the
drawing for places will be held. In
the window of the Lomen clothing
store stands the beautiful trophys of
fered for this race. And say! Billy
Webb is still there with the case of
chickens which he always donates to
this great race.
George Prosser received a wire
from Archie Cameron this morning
which stated that the Nome boy had
enlisted in the navy and expected to
he appointed to a submarine chaser
in the capacity of engineer. Archie
stated in his wire that he knew his
uncle would approve of his action for
the country needed all the available
men at the present time. Archie
Cameron was in the employ of the
Pacific Cold Storage Company at Ta
coma when he decided on this step.
We’re proud of you Archie Cameron.
Considerable uneasiness was felt as
to the fate of the Sweepstakes con
testants throughout the peninsula dur
ing the past twenty four hours and
relief parties were sent out from
both here and Council. Fred Ayer
left on the search shortly after 11
o’clock this morning. He had com
forts and feed for both men and dogs.
Dave Runyon sent along over one
hundred pounds of beef with the com
pliments of the Pacific Cold Storage.
For many hours the fate of the
♦rams red drivers hung in the bal
ance and at noon when the good
news was received from Council pro
claiming the arrival of the teams a
sigh of relief went up from the entire
community.
On all sides are heard expressions
of regret and sympathy with Paul
Embroidery
Threads
All colors, stranded thread,
35c per dozen skeins; Rope
size, 6c, 60c per dozen skeins;
D. M. C. stranded 66c per dozen
skeins; Crochet thread all sizes,
10c per ball, and all kinds of
flowers 20 per cent ofT. '
MRS. J, WINDER
Second avenue, opp. Courthouse.
1 i
2 BERMAN RAIDERS
IN SOUTH SEAS
Ir <ernational New* Servic®.
Bl’ENOS AIRES. April 11.— Steam
ship service between here and the
United States was held up today u:i
orders Issued to hold all shipping un
1 til further notice.
| Reports have reached this port that
| there are two German raiders hover
ing off the mouth of the La I Matte
river.
I The word came by wireless from a
I boat that was chased by these raid
ers. but through superior speed, and
tile assistance of running into a heavy
fog managed to escape. The captain
oi this boat said he received a dis
tress signal, which drew him from
his course, and upon nearing the posi
tion of the boat that sent the call,
he noticed there was another near it.
He was suspicious, and as he was
under full steam he veered slightly
and did not stop, and was greeted
Kjegstead over his hard luck in the
race. One thing sme he has lived
up to his reputation of undaunted
courage and tenacity.
NOTICE.
Ml having accounts against th
Nome Kennpl Club are requested to
furnish seme a* once to Arthur Cole
at the Miners and Merchants hank.
PIONEERS ATTENTION.
A special meeting of the Pioneers
of Alaska is called for Thursday,
A pill 12, at 8:30 p. m. Important
business.
T H OR ULK LEHMANN.
President.
LOST—A plain gold locket, initials
T. L. on one side and diamond on
the other side. Return to Mrs. Lar
son and receive reward.
with a shot which tore away part of
the rail. Both bouts took up tile chase
Immediately but before 'hey could get
under way he was at a safe dis
tance and then running into a fog
shook them off.
URUGUAY TO DECLARE WAR.
nternationai News Service.
HI'KNOS VIRES. April 11.—Rup
,tuie in the relations of Germany and
Uruguay is hourly expected here.
Roth houses ate convened in special
session to consider the situation. The
president's address called for imme
diate war with Germany and was
received with unanimous applause.
i i ns;11 ts still in s sston and a
break with Germany is but a matter
of hours.
It's better to lie a little than be un*
happy much. Irene Young, at the End
of the Rainbow, Eagle Hall, April 14
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.
Meeting of the Democratic Club
will be held in the city hall Thurs
day evening. Aplrl 12th, S: 30 p. m.
PH1I, MURI’HY, Vice President.
Hush, Imp! Genius is simmering
Miss Faye Ashcroft, at the End of
the Rainbow, Eagle Hall, April 14.
SPRING TIME IS HERE
“NOW FOR THE TAILOR.”
For the best work in tailoring see us.
We make alterations.
Wo do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for ladies and gentlemen.
We make suits to ordor.
First class workmanship, modern
j method and prompt service.
We appreciate your petronage.
Yours to please,
NOME TAILORING CO,.
Next door to Segerstrom & Hagen.
Did you get in
ON THE
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IF NOT GET BUSY THIS WEEK.
NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR FRONTSTREET WINDOW AT :
3 for 50c
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