FO i YO jR FHANKSGIVIN3 DINNER
FRESH CELERY.
- TOKAY GRAPES.
MALAGA GRAPES.
tiff” II S UT FRESH GREEN PEPPERS.
Inf L iH W II SWEET POTATOES. j
WW GRAPE FRUIT. U
1 -. CRANBERRIES. 10
And many other delicacies. JJji
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THERMOS
Thermos Serves You Right— f
Food or Drink—Mot or
Colt!—When, Where and
As You Like
Thermos Bottles
Thermos Food Jars
Thermos Lunch Kits
Extra Fillers and Cases.
Lomen Bros.
Drug Store
With ever> $1.00 ca?h purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we ^ive a ticket which entitles the
holder to one chance tin a $100.00 Victrola
Draw ti£ December .11, 1916
TICKLTS AT OUR THRliE SIORI.S
TURKEY PEDDLERS IN
International News Service.
PITTSBUUG, Nov. 3u.—Iieen enm
pelition between speculators and li- j
censed hucksiers last evening remit- I
ed in a riot of considerable propor
tions in which blood was spilled,
heads cracked, and thousands of
plucked turkeys strewn uliout *he
street. It n quired lour motor patrol
buxso3 of policemen to quell the riot.
Both hucksters and Independent
speculators had purchased their usual j
number of turkeys for the holiday
3alc, but their slocks were slow in
moving because of the food boycott
against high prices. Last night they
began to cut p1 ices penny by p nny
and hard feelings were engendered
which were not lessened by the
knowledge that all of them were los
ing money on their holiday trade.
When the tig ing began the price
had been reduced from 38 cents uj
pound to 13 cents. The police re
stored order but could not settle the I
ownership of the birds which lay -1 n
about the battle ground so the tur
keys were gathered up and their
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1 Dress Goods, Stamped gonds, ■
7 fan'.y goods, Maderia work, f
? Crochet and Embroidery ♦
| T hreads a* j
1 MR5. J. WANGER
T Second live., opposite Courthouse. )
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ownt rship will bo determined by
court proceedings tomorrow.
WEATHER REPORT.
November 30, 1316.
Temperature—Max., G; min. —16;
m an, 14.
Barometer—29.313 inches.
Wenthei —Partly cloudy.
Wind—Calm.
December 1. 1916
omperature—Max., —12; Min., —90;
Mean. 18.
Barometer—29.G13 inches.
Weather—Clear.
Wind—Calm.
EAGLE HALL
Sunday Night
CLEO, MADISON IN
IN
THE FAITH CF HER FATHERS.
3 Reel Drama of the Ghetto,
HELEN LESLIE IN
FATE’S ABILITY.
Sterling Juvenile Comedy.
OLIVE'S PETS.
ADMISSION 25c.
THANKS GIVING DAY
We desire to express our th r.ks to our customers and wish them
a very pleasant Thanksgiving Hay.
Vest week we have a special sale on canned fruits. Watch
the papeis for our prices. NO ONE CAN UNDERSELL. US.
G. P. GOGGIN ...'
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John Johnosn started for Solomon
[ by dog team today.
Tho first general term of court for
next year will beg.n on January 13.
Louis Drickson, Axel Dahburg and
Henry Conrad returned to I) xter this
morning after a Thanksgiving holiday
in town.
After a big Thansgiving feed In
' town yesterday, J. C. U lusted pulhd
out this morning for Specimen gulch
with a six-horse team loaded with
groceries and suppli s.
Today \Y. J. Uowe. has teams out
hr ; king and staking trails. He s-’it
a team to each of the following
pine s: Oregon creek. Sledge creek,
and Dexter hill and Anvil.
| The cold .gray dawn of the morning
; after came today as was expected but
very few knew it owing to the fact
that nearly everybody was away in
ho land of nod until noon.
There will be a meeting of the
chamber of commerce tonight at the
Igloo. All who nre interested in the
subject of transportation rates are
strongly urged to be present.
Yesterday it took a six horse team
all day to get to Conley's at the top
of Dexter hill with a load. The dis
tance is only six and one-half miles!
but the snow is deep in places and I
so soft that it furnishes no bottom.
Press dispatches by way of the j
na\al radio at Ri;ka continue to come j
in about twenty four hours later th in
f they were handled along the whole j
route by the signal corps of the armv.
it is a surprise when a dispatch ar
rives on the day in which It is sent.
Reports from P xter hill today are
lo the effect that a veritable hurri
cane blew there last night and con
tinued until this morning at eight1
o’clock. Trails that had been broken
ut were completely obliterated. This!
rale on Dexter is remarkable in
that there was very little wind in
town in the course of the night.
\V. J. Rowe finished grading most
f the back sirects this morning. Ho !
still had two scraper teams at work
on the west end of Front street. His j
contract specifies only Front street
and Steadman avenues, but Mr. Rowe
s' following his plan of^ust winter
nd giving more service than he has
to. His plan is to grade the more
traveled streets 30 that water teams
and grocery and coal outfits may
move about more freely.
The dog race to the Nome river
bridge yesterday afternoon was won
>y W. H. Webb, time 27:00 2-3. F.
Vircent was second, 28:22 and P.
Fjrgstead third 29:05 1-5. The ‘rail
was not good owing to the recent
heavy snow fall and the holes in 'ho
road made by horses' hoofs. Tnore
were only five starters ns Seppala did
not run as was expected. In spite
of the cold weather considerable in
terest was manifested in the event
md some money changed hands as
the result of differences of opinion as
to who would win.
Music from 5 lo 7 with your meals
at the Board of Trade Restaurant.
Home of the big baked potato.
NEXT BIG DRIVE.
Roof Garden Deccmbar 23d.
0, E. S. BALL
ENJOYABLE IN
EVERT WAT
The annual Thanksgiving ball last
night under the auspices of the Or ler
it the Eastern Star was a thorough
ly enjoyable and well nigh perfect
iocial event.
There was a large attendance of
adics and gentle men all bent on a
1 asant dancing party and no one
was disappointed. A number of new
faces were in the throng and the
floor committee consisting of Messrs
Kiesele, McMullin, Morris, Pearson,
and Carleton saw to it that introduo
. ions were made and that they had a
good time.
Dancing began shortly beforf ton
o’clock and lasted until about 1'30
this morning. The Nome orchestra,
consisting of Mrs. Burgh, Miss John
ron, Dr. Bayne, Mr. Burgh and Mr.
L,cscher furnished excellent music
as is their wont and many encores
were called for. One of the beautiful
pictures left In the memory was
caused by turning down the lights
just as a dance commenced and the
appearance at the end of the hall of
a star illuminated in colors. By this |
dim light the whirling dancers took
on the aspect of sprites disporting In
the moonlight. So pretty was the ef
fect thus obtained that several num
bers were danced with only this il
lumination or the light of a single
star overhead. The star is the ctn
bh m of the order.
Light refreshments were served as
as befitting since feasting had been
.lie common lot of all during the day.
All of the ladies were charming in
evening or party dresses and some
new creations were worn which no
masculine pen would dare undertake
to describe unless he wished to get
.nto serious trouble. There were
many new growns, however, and they
; < iped to grace the occasion.
The committees to whose efforts
may be ascribed the credit for sue*
c. ss of the ball in al its details were:
Executive, Mesdames Carleton, Ad
ams and ShelJon and Messrs. Kiesele
ai d Ayer. Hall and music, Mesdames
Brugh and Sheldon and .Mr. Kiesele.
Printing, Mesdames R. W. J. Reed and
E. W. Smith. Refreshments, Mes
dames, Atlemus, Hewitt and A. An
derson. Finance, Mesdames Carleton.
Adam3, Mayer and Messrs. Simson
and Carman.
Fletcher Henstep haa been right
sick for Some time and i9 not ex'
pcctcd to be able to pay his doctor's
bill. Flctch expects to be well
enough to take in the Roof Gorden.
Let the Nuggp» di your letter writ
Ing by sending the Weekly Nugget t.
your friends on the outside—60c mi
NOTICE.
Business meeting of Miners’ Home
Club held every Sunday, 8 p. m.
Election of officers Sunday, Decem
ber 3, all members requested to at
tend. C. A. RIGGS, Secy.
Music from 5 to 7 with your meals
at the Board of Trade Restaurant.
Home of the big baked potato.
EAGLES ATTENTION.
The annual election of officers for
the ensuing term will he held on nexf
Tuesday night, December 6, 1916.
W. M. EDDY. Secy.
I he Real Live Wire'
IN NOME
MUELLER
Look at his window,
wall and show cases and
he convinced of the live
goods carried in his
stock
You can look without J
buying. Don’t buy with
out looking is his motto.
ATTACHE IS
RECALLED
1 nt»'■national New* Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—Tho war
* department has announced the recall
' >t Colonel Kuhn who has been mili
ary attache of the embassy at Berlin
No reason for his recall is given
1 but It is rumored that he asked for a
' recall for personal reasons. Ills next
diet Is not announced.
Have the Nugget sent to your out
side address this winter.
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NOTICE.
Pursuant to an order of court en
tered on the 29th day of Novemher,
191G, notice is hereby given that a
General Term of the District Court,
Second Division, Territory of Alaska,
will be held in the Court House, In
Nome, lu said Division and Terri*
tory of Alaska, commencing fit <li*
hour of 11 o’clock a. m. on 9Aturddy,
January IS, 1917, and to «otiti«M
hereafter according to further orders
of the Court.
Given under my hand and with the
Court’s seal affixed this 29th day of
November, 1916.
Seal. Q. A. ADAMS,
Clerk, District Court, Second Divi
sion, Territory of Alaska.
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