= HOLLYHURST EGGS II
Wo now have some more of those well known eggs in stoek Shipped to HI
us afreet from the ranch. Every ork guaranteed. \Ve agree to replace
every Hollyhurst egg purchased from us and found to oe bad, by two good
ones. j
Also now In stoek the Famous Golden State Butter, pul up In pickle,
and dry pack.
I D. E. CROWLEY
4TH JULY CELEBRATION
A GREAT SUCCESS
The Fourth of July celebration yester
«1;i> was a great success in every way.
l ine weather prevailed throughout the
• lav. the various events on the long p'ro
giam were carried through without a j
hiti h ami every one. from the tiny tots
to the oldest grown up enjoyed them- |
selves immenselv
The festivities commenced with the pa
rade led by Marshal of the Day Cap
tain Martin of Fort Davis and a score*
or more of aides mounted on prancing j
thnigti- followed by the Nome brass
• •and the soldiers ho vs from the army j
post and a gnv Iv decorated medley of
autos and floats tilled with happy faced
children, dog carts and be ribboned and
Hag covered Vebules ot the business
houses. Tin profession moved smooth
ly along the appointed course watched
*‘.v a great crowd of the townspeople aug
mented hv numerous arrivals from the
n • ks Aft-i < ov. ring the main streets,
tin parade disbanded at 1’.arracks square
ii« i being reviewed by tin- Hon John
Itandoiph Tucker Fnited States Com
missioner Janies I- raw lev and Mayor
Flake.
The literary exercises were short and
consisted of the reading of the Declara
tion of Independence by \\ c. McGuire
and the recitation of "This is the Flag
tot Me by the public school children
followed by the national anthem, "Am*
• I n a hv a child chorus directed hv
•
Mesdanies Ibu gh and \ andei Worker.
I tel ween are various numbers the
no brass hand remit red patriotic airs,
i i • childrens races followed and were 1
participate!! in by a bevy of youngsters,]
*""> -•* md girls ranging all l h. way from j
.I’ |M ten .cars of age who entered;
"do the sp.ut with childish zest, each
having i large number of entrants
a ml being tightly contested
.i . -iiclusion to the morning exer-j
1 IS*s the sports -ommittee awarded1
l-n/» s to the little folks who had parti-'
eipated In the parade with decorated I
dog carts, velocipedes, etc.
I he sports were renewed after the noon
intermission with short races for boys
and gins, a hundred yard dash for men.
won by I’rivat e Fettit of Fort Davis
With Sullivan and Wanger second and
third. I
s' sack race followed which fur
nished tmicli amusement to the onlook
ers ami was won b> L, Wittenberg with
S.uu .\l«»gg and K. Bin khiasier second and
third.
The running event* were concluded by
i ieia> race between two teams from
l-ort l>avis
Following, four natives engaged in a
wrestling match after the native style.
High kicking by natives in an effort to J
break the record of seven feet three j
inches m id hv Longboat attracted much
i it u st 'H-e contest was won by ;
I ‘.moot uk of King Island with a kick of j
s••ven feet two inches.
A white wrestling match between Pet- j
lit and Ash was an exciting and lively j
contest with Ash emerging the winner
iter ten minutes of strenuous work. j
Native blanket tossing followed and
was participated in by native women as'
Well as men This was perhaps the most
amusing of all to the whites. Following
• ame a boat race between natives in the
diminutive kavak In which four entries
raced out to tin* Silver Wave, lying in
ilie roadstead, and back to the starting
punt i he concluding event was a race
between three native ooamiaks. each
propel lea by a dozen or more paddles,
rrm contest was over the same course as
m kayak race and was won by the
s.iicmon team with Nome second.
The celebration was concluded by z
lug dance in Eagle hall which was large
i> attended and greatly enjoyed
BOAT BULLETIN
Whitehorse down Selkirk 11 p. in 1th.
Selkirk up Selkirk. 7:15 a m.
Cason up Dawson. 10 a. m 5th.
Dawson ami Canadian at Whitehorse
Alaska scheduled to leave Fairbanks at
. p. in. today.
Tanana left Fairbanks 11 p. in. -ftt ii
Jacobs at Fairbanks .sails tonight.
Delta up Koyukuk river. p. in 4th.
Schwutkn down Nulato 4th.
I‘axis at St. Michael.
Benchley and Kelly a. Gibbon.
Yukon up Rampart.
Sarah up Kotiik 2>th.
Susie at Gibbon
Julie U. up Chona, !i p m. 4th.
Martha Clow up Tolovana 5 p. in 4th
NEWS NOTES
G«oig« Kly arrived in town from Bluff
yesterday on a business trip on the Flyer
The freighter Tampico finished discharg
ing cargo lids morning and departed fur
Seattle about ten o'clock.
Senator Thomas McUaim arrived in
town 11 miii Jess creek Monday night to
tak* m the Fourth of July festivities.
The Pacific Fold Storage has purchased
the building in which the company is
located file former owner was Mrs. A.
II Peterson.
Tile I'lv i came up from Solomon short
l\ after noon today bringing Mr Peck
of tin Alood> Mining I’onipanj and sev
eral other passengers.
The schooner Arctic returned from
Teller yesterday after landing a number
of passengers and some freight in rec
ord time. Much Ice was reported linger
ing* in Grant ley harbor.
Miss .Margaret ('hilds of 1J1 Forres!
a Venn* Kansas Fit\ writes to Mayor
Flake iii an effort to discover some trace
oi hei oroth* r Win. Childs, who was
last heard of in Dawson.
Dan McDonald, tin well known mer
chant of Fluff arrived in the city yes
terday on the Silver Wax * Mi McDon- !
aid reports tilings quiet in his section!
with little going on in the mining line,
lie expects to return immediately.
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The Silver Wa\< and Arctic will both }
leave for tin north this evening. The |
former wul proceed to Kotzebue sound j
ports, stopping en route at Teller. York,
and the cape while the latter vessel will
go to the Grant ley harbor section. The
Arctic will tow up a barge for Whlt
tard.
The work of pumping out the Wonder
creek dredge will commence tomorrow
am! it is expected that the big machine
will soon be afloat. At present tlte dredge
is lying with about half of the deck un
it r water and is also badly strained.
i» i- ! nought, however, that it will be •
suei*>slully floated.
Nome came as near to a safe and sane !
fourth of July yesterday as it probably;
ewr will. There was no dearth of lire i
works although iIn-re was a noticeable
lulling of in the volume of noise which
has previously accompanied the ‘glori
ous Fourth" in Nome. So far as known
there was no damage aside from a few
burnt lingers
Nome Ginnivan brought up an auto
from Soiomon on the Fiver today and
the landing of the machine created a
great deal of interest owing to the meth
od employed to get the big machine off
the boat. The task was achieved by
means of planks and the assistance of a
team which was used to pull the ma
chine out of the soft sand after it had
negotiated the Improvised skidwav on
which il was lowered to the beach.
'Hie post office department has made a
new ruling relative tu the amount oi
i my which can be forwarded to Eu
i opt* by means of international money
•rders. I'ostmaster Bakke lias received
notice that in future no orders will be
iceepted in excess of one thousand dol
lars from one individual within a period
uf one week, thus limiting tin* total
amount which one person may send dur
ing a month to four thousand dollars.
••The Nigger" to he presented at the
Dream tonight and tomorrow nig o is
one oi the strongest dramas ever pic
nirised. William Karnum who Is tin
highest salaried Hint star except Chap
l*ii. claims this as his best work. Thro gli
the entire status this picture created a
sensation loth north and south. 1 he
leading papers of .the entire country
n i • hi i praise and many acknowledge
Yin \ i.-ir" as first in the photo play
.ira*o i , 'fhc first show will start at 7.
• ml s o and the last at 9:45. Remem
ber positively two nights only, Wednes
day and Thursday.
The district court convened this morn
ing and. among other business trans
acted. drew the jury to serve during the
special julv term. Grand j try men were
also drawn hut will not app-ar until
September JO. The petit jury will appear
on July 1J. The lolowing is tlie list of
names t< t both the grand and petit
juries:
N It Barge. M. Otto Bolster. G. H
Burger. Ben Gillette. Geo. Gooden. Peter
Johnson. Henry Kern, Leo Lowenherz.
Harold Lyle. Pat McGinty ,H. E. Moon.
Thos. Ochnian, A. W. Orland. Prank Pet
erson. M B. Roper. Henry Schultz, and
J B. Williams, of Nome; W. H. Black.
Henry Dorsch, J. C. Russell. E. H. Gibbs,
K. 1 ’ Jones. Andrew Morrison and (’has.
Spencer. Council; John K. Wick, Casa
| depaga; c. L. Lyders, Teller.
Grand jury—Jos. Chilberg, Jos Nors. I
Pete Edin. P. M. Kiesele. Chas. P. Near
ing, /U Walker. A. H. Kell, August
Hamburger ,R. B. Zerner. L. H. McCloy.
J A. .»»Hin. it. L. Morris. Chas. Dahl
•tuist. Joseph Hendricks. J. \V Rose. Al
■ hert Reichert, August Hermanson, H. H
Muller. Archie McDonald, 8am Torkel
sun. Geo. Watson. Prank Hanson. T. A.
Mo A lone.
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1 Chickens, 50c per pound: eggs 75c per
1 dozen. Geurge Prosser, phone Black f».
I
SHOE REPAIRING
Have your shoes repaired NOW. Lea
1 her and supplies have advanced out
1 side sky high and are hard to procure
^ at any price. We are well supplied with
| materials and will not advance prices
• until we arc compelled to. Our work is
the very best that can be done.
1\ A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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SUBSCRIBE for the nugget.
For Good Things to Eat
SEE US
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
&OME GOOD BUTTER NEWS,
WE WANT i OIT TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT OUR ]
CHERRY CREAMERY RUTTERj |
Cherry Creamery Rutter is n pure wholesome sweet pasteurized butter. It
is made in Snohomish < ounty, Wash., which is the heart of the dairy
district in i he state. We feel that this butter is better than any creamery
butter that has ever been placed *»n this market. We are making the
price l-2c per pound for a short time only, in order to introduce this
high grade creamery butter.
We also handle the GORPEN GROW RUTTER.
G. I*. GOGGJN. The Quality Store I
>ont Spend Any More Money
For repairs, on that Mf A TffcU
old worn out VV A I Vll
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
ESTABLISHED
1900
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
Store building and fixtures for sale.
Just Received a new line of latest
LADIES MIDDIES
in all sizes '
Wool, Galatea and Crepe
Sfc'L WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
j KRISTAN BROS,
Dream Theater
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
WILLIAM FARNUM
IN
THE
PPFIW
A Five Part Soul Racking Drama
FIRST SHOW 7. SECOND 8:20
LAST 9:45
Adm. 25c.
HISS ALICE COONEY, Pianist.
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I THE NONPAREIL!
CLOSING OUT SALE
111 NOW GOING ON
THE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS
Still continues. New goods have been 0
received by the last boats and are now §
ON SALE I
AT SACRIFICE PRICES I
new dresses new Waists New Coats |j
$20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 !
an<l up and up and up g
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