j HOLLYHURST EGGS I
I We now have some more <il these Well known eggs In stock. Shipped to ■
!; ns Qlrect from the ranch. Every egg guaranteed. »Ve agree to replace I
II every Hollyhiirst ' gg purchased from us and found to oe bad, by two good H
Also now in stock the Famous Golden State Butter, put up in pickle,
m and dry pack I
D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES
Salmon are coming in in large numbers
at present and the fishermen are much
in evidence on the streets.
The schooner Sea Wolf left on a short
cruise yesterday which may extend to
St Lawrence Island.
The (amtmaster announces that mail
for the Tampico will close tomorrow
evening, the registered at 4:and the
ordinary at a.
The trader Herman pulled out for the
north about two o’clock this morning.
It is the intention of Captain Peterson j
to follow up the ice as far east as Her- I
schel Island before returning to Nome.
Information received here yesterday j
states that \V. \V. Johnson of the Union j
Construction Company is due to arrive
at Fairbanks, on his wav to Nome, to
day.
Jafet Lindeherg is reported to have !
had the bait luck to lose a valuable
saddle horse yesterday. The animal was
taken sick with some form of distemper
which resisted all treatment.
The Tampico has finished discharging
cargo for that point. A crew were sent
down for that purpose today. The local
agents say that the vessel is not expected
to be long at that point and her arrival
here is expected tomorrow afternoon.
The road commission is now engaged in
driving the piling tor the new Snake
river bridge. Kverything is going for
ward smoothly although frost is said to
occasionally hinder the work slightly. As
much of the framing tins been done the
work of construction will proceed rapid
ly when the piling is in place.
The sclioomr Challenge is practically
ready for launching and will be placed
in the water as soon as certain long skids
can he secured from the Alaska Light
erage Compan\ 'rite skids are at pre
sent being employed but will be avail
able shortly.
If present calculations hold good for
the future. Sidney Moore and wife will
soon shako the dust of Nome from on
their feet for good and all and will sail
for the Yukon to take up residence in
the Tanana valley. Mr. Moore expects
to make his home in Fairbanks and has (
no expectation of returning to Norm
again.
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All school children between the ages
of four and fourteen years are requested
to meet a» Hurgh hall tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock for the purpose of
assisting in the arrangements being made ,
for the Fourth of July exercises A nuin- 1
•
her of ladles of the Fourth of July oom
nrilttee will bo on hand io take the vonnit- i
slots In elm rice and instruct them In
• ho parts they are to take. It is hoped ]
by the committee flint every school child ]
^ i.'tween the ages mentioned will appeal
and lend their help to making the cele
bration a success.
I Today was the day designated by -vlte
| Pioneers of Alaska as Decoration day
because of the weather being so Inele
I inent on May Mo. The ladies of the or
ganization hate been busy preparing
Mowers for the occassion for some time
and the graves of the departed war
heroes were duly decorated.
j Hus Seibert, former Nomeite, who is
now located in the Seward country, is
expected to arrive in Nome some time I
during the summer. Friends of Mr. Self- I
tert state that he has informed them id I
! a contemplated visit but made no men-1
j lion ot tile time be expected to return to .
I Hie old habitat again. It was his ex
pectation to look up some copper proper
ly he owns in the Kobuk section.
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"The flagged Earl", a thrilling five
part drama featuring Andrew Mack as
Herald Fitzgerald, the Earl of Kildare,
will he the attraction at the Eagle mov- j
Ing picture show Sunday evening. The
story is full of interesting situations and
tells a forcible tale of love and adven
ture. Mr. Mack is supported by Miss
Dorothy Mason and an all star cast that
brings om the full measure of pleasing *
qualities possessed by the tale
(
Martin Kavenkilde, the Jess creek min- I
mg magnate .arrived in town this morn- !
Ing on a business trip and reports a fair i
amount of mining in that section in midi- ,
lion lo the extensive workings of himself I
and partner, Jensen.
Mason and partner are. sluicing on the ]
Hold Hug, Chris Pretzel is working on the]
adjoining ground, taking out the long ]
green. Senator McOann is busy on j
ground east of the Ravenkilde-Jensen '
property and Dave Otegund is sluicing i
a short instance from McOann. Raven- 1
kihle and Jensen have had some dlfti
culties with tin* ditch of late, due to 1
glaciers, hut everything Is now patched !
up anti work is under way full blast.
i
The committee in charge of the ar- |
raugements tor the Independence Day !
* ♦•h bratlon are already hard at work and
plans are being rapidly formulated under
the direction of chairman Dean and a
number ot subcommittees. It la the in- !
I tent Ion to make the celebration as much
of a ehlldren’s day as possible and the i
little folks will be the chief objects of 1
( attention. The plan has not been fully !
decided but the committee is figuring on '
doing away with the time hallowed mo
tion and will substitute therefore the
national anthem rendered by a chorus of
school children comprising practically all
| i he little folks in Nome. A grand parade*
will be held, as usual, and will probably
i be participated in by the military. A
program of sports is also being arranged
j under the direction of Ralph Romeo.
. «-hiarman of the sports committee. Mr. I
I Walter Shields will ave charge as the
i nuilv. end of the prognun Mrs Many
ltlle> will in in charge *»f the children
under seven Mars and w*iil assist in
heir entertainment on Barracks square.
The tinanee end of the arrangements are
in charge or %rtnui Cole and A d. Olivet
j is in charge ot the musical cm! Other 1
| committees have not yet been appointed
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j Mayor Blake yesterday appointed a
t ominittee consisting ol both ladies and
gentlemen for the purpose of making ai
ran g**it i< ut s for holding a fourth of July
celebration and the day will be properly
celebrated. The city will probably not
provide any funds for the occasion for
the dual reason that the law does not
allow me diversion of funds for such
purposes and also because the funds in
! the city strong box are none to large
land tile council will probably have some
close figuring to make ends meet before
taxes are again due. it is said that if
the .‘Otincil provides anything in the way
of funds i. will i>e by personal sub
scription. The committee appointed to
lake charge art as follows:
IV C. Mean. A. <J. Blake. Thomas Ross.
George Kilroy, Toby Reed. It. W J. Reed.
J a let Uiuteberg. Capt. Martin, Mr. Chace,
•Mr. L. \\ Fromm, Q. I). Cochran. A.
Folet, Mrs. Mailing. Ralph 1 .omen. Russ
Downing, A G. Oliver, Wm. Code. Mr. j
Kemp. .Mrs R S Itiley. Walter Shields.
W J Rowe. A M. Kellogg .Arthur Cole.
Wm. Webb, Mrs. Diamond. Mrs. Sheldon.
The committee will hold tin first meet
I lug at ttie elty hall Sunday afternoon at
I p. in at which arrangements will ne J
| p« r foe ted.
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boat bulletin
Mavis down Nulato midnight.
Jacobs tip llot Springs.
Yukon leaves Fairbanks :? p m. today, j
Julie i». up Gibbon.
Tanana at Gibbon leaves lor Fair
banks at ten a. m.
Susie up Kntlik Until.
Sarah up Kotilk a a. m. 29th.
Reliance up Koytikuk liver 2itl».
S* hwatka up Gibbon 29th
Selkirk down I*e Barge k:.K> a. m.
t'MNea up I(ootiillnKim 4 a. ni.
Dawson up Selkirk S:.W a ni.
Canadian up ogilvie 3a. in.
Alaska tlown Circle 7:4f> p ni 29th.
THE MILLIONAIRE BABY
on I iltluy and Hutu id a > at the Dream
llliutei. lin- six reel Selig Red Seal Play
I'ii. Millionaire Bab> " will be tlie at
traction. This wonderful him production
was adapted to the s Teen by Gilson
Willetts irom the well known story by
Anna Katherine Given. It deals with
the disappearance of a millionaire baby
(ini the many near-tragic results which
Hinge thereon. In the end the child is
restored to its parents and all ends
happllv A good mystery drama.
HA K 10K 1 >1 UKt’TK KKH< HITS
HI' AIX TROOP MOVEMENTS
j A. P. A. Service.
SAN KKANCISOO, June 30. -Secretary
of War Baker has directed General Etm
ston to confer with the department re
garding all troop movements and also
to keep the departmen. Informed of the
| movements of all messengers along the
harder. The railroads engaged In trans
porting troops have also received similar
orders.
DOLLARS SI’L.N P Ol TSIDE
NEVER IUME HACK
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^ oil can place your orders for job print
j mg no matter how large or small and
receive same immediately, we are not
j receiving orders subject to market <|iiota
| lions, but on the other hand will charge i
| von only a fair and reasonable price
NOME DAILY NI'OGKT
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The Family Paper Is the Votm
i Pally Nugget.
Dream Theater
FRIDAVrMlir^/miRD^
THE
MILLIONAIRE BABY
A Red Seal 6 Part Drama
Adm. 25c.
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HISS ALICE COONEY, Pianist.
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Dont Spend Any More Money
Eor repairs, on that
old worn out
When you can buy a new Waltham, Elgin or Hamilton Watch
at less than factory cost, in ladies or Men's sizes.
See our window display
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
Store building and fixtures for sale.
Just Received a new line of latest ‘
SPRING HATS,
CLOAKS & SUITS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
| KRISTAN BROS,
! SOME QOOI) RUTTER NEWS.
W E W A NT l OU TO KNOW S< )M ETH1 NO A BO U T OUIt
CHERRY CREAMERY RUTTER'
Cherry Creamery Butter is a pure wholesome sweet pasteurized butter. It
' is made in Snohomish County, Wash., which is the heart of the dairy
district in the state. We feel that tills butter is better than any creamery
butter that iris even been placed on this market. We are making the
price Hi l-2c per pound for a short time only, in order to introduce this
j high grade creamery butter.
| We also handle the GOLDEN GLOW BUTTER.
G. r. GDUGIN. The Quality Store
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| CHEAP JOHN’S!
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x L. Seidenverg, proprietor g
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Hipress Prices
Pacs $5.50 Boots $10.00
With the boats come the outside prices mid our advice to our patrons I
is to buy at present all there needs for the season as all new goods coming fl
in will he higher than ever before. (This applies to any article made of cloth. I
rubber or leather) |
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. |
MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING
At prices that all can afford
a new suit.
New line of mens shoes and
furnishings.
Call and look over our large
stock.
Everything at right prices.
A. Wittenberg
General Merchandise
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THE NONPAREIL |
1 CLOSING OUT SALEj
| NOW GOING ON |
| THE GIG RUSH FOR GARGAINS f
g Still continues. New goods have been g
| received by the last boats and are now g
ON SALE
I AT SACRIFICE PRICES j
I now dresses new Waists New Goats |
§ $20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 I
| and up and up and up |
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