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NOTICE.
Cut on whit* dresses for ladies and
children. Just the thing to wear at
the Carnival.
MRS. J. WAGNER.
2nd Avenue, opposite Court House.
NOTICE TO DOG MUSHERS.
Notice Is hereto given that ;!l pti
sons driving dogs through the street
of Nome will lie r,"ieirod t- : iv bells
either on the dogs or led iud sre fur
ther notified that they mru drb, slow
ly through the streets
All persons who fall to comply tv it 1
the terms of the above not ice will ho
subject to arrest and fine
By order of
H. II. MOLLER.
Adv Ex-Officio Chief of Police
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"THE PERILS OF THE DANCE
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"COD FISHING FROM A
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"THE TITMOUSE"
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SUNDAY NIGHT
Clara Kimball Young in J. M.
Barrie’s Famous Story
"THE LITTLE MINISTER"
Three Parts
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FEDERATED CHURCH
'Hildas services: Bible school, 11. A
t'hiistiati Kndeuvor Society will
. i 7 o', luck Evening Service, S
•i,.. u sermon by the pastor “A Prob
I in Will i!Mfi be a happy year?" The
l1 s i boii will furnish the music,
si Teiisilay • veiling, S o'clock, the
auanl business meeting of the church
> 111 he held
\ .aid, 1 invitation is extended to
tn partieipate in these services
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NOTICE
The Aksala Carnival committee re- i
vests that all bills be presented at
cnee and not later than Tuesday noon.
.anuary 6th. 1915. The committee will j
r iept Thursday at 2 p. m. at Nestor’s!
ffice for the purpose of winding up all
business. A. POLET.
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FIRST GAME
Bears vs. Eagles
SECOND GAME
Tigers vs. Malamutes
1 EAGLE HALL.
WED.. JANUARY 6,1915
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RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE CANDY 8TORE.
25 PER CENT OFF ON THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES THIS
WEEK: aJj
| ALL CORSETS, HOSIERY IN SILK, COTTON OR WOOL. MIT
TENS AND GLOVES IN WOOL SILK OR KIDD, ALL UNDERWEAR.
ALSO ON EVERY DRESS IN THE STORE.
IF YOU KNEW AND CAN FIGURE WHAT 25 PER CENT OFF
REGULAR PRICE MEANS YOU BETTER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THIS SAVING THIS WEEK.
THIS SALE CLOSES NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. j
NEWS NOTES
Tou get the most and all the very
•test war news In the Nugget.
The Pioneer Women of Alaska will
told a meeting tonight for the purpose
tf installing officers after which there
tvill he a social session.
Ravenkilde and Jensen have been in
town celebrating New Year's and will
now take another load of supplies to
their camp on .less creek and resume
work. In regard to the new pay streak
they are seeking. Ravenkilde Is as
mum as an oyster
1,. H. MoCloy of the Alaska Hanking
and Safe Deposit Company, received
the sad news today of the death of his
father, A McCloy. which occurred In
Seattle on January first.
Hobby Brown, wife and child will
start tomorrow, weather conditions be
ing favorable, for Sweepstakes creek
in the Koyuk country where Bobby has
some good ground and where he will
opetate all next summer
On January 5th the Fraternal Order
of Eagles will hold Installation service?
at which time the newly elected officer?
for the ensuing year will be Installed
A banquet Ih planned for the officer?
an<1 members Immediately afterward
and a general good old Eagle time 1?
expected
on next Friday January Sth. the Ode
Fellows and Rebekuh's will have in
Htnllatlon of officers to which nil Odd
follows and Rchokahs and their fam
ilies are entitled to attend.
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Number 826 wins the Sunshine cake'
it the carnival. If the one holding tha'
lumber will present the ticket to the
committee, the rake will be delivered j
to the holder j
The merchants of Nome are very
well pleased with holiday trade this
year, which was even beyond expecta
tions and which goes to show that con
ditions hi Nome, from a business stand
point, is very encouraging
The Malomutes and the Native team
of the .Methodist Mission gymnasium
will play a practice game of indoor
base hall at- the Mission gymnasium
tonight
The Moose, A R's, and Engles held
open house yesterday. These orders
exchanged New Year's calls. In a body,
which showed the splendid fraternal
spirit and was one of the great features
I of New Year's day in Nome
No, if,7 is the lucky number and the1
j lady or gentleman holding same please
call and pick out any Hart, Schnffner J
! .A- .Marx suit or overcoat In Geo, E
| komeii Ph.'s store.
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There will he a meeting of the base
| ball directors tonight at the Golden
Gate hotel at eight o’clock.
J M. Barrie’s famous story "The
kittle Minister" which will nppesT on
Sunday at the Dream in three ah- j
sorbing parts, with beautiful Clara i
Kimball Young in the role of the
erratic, yet altogether lovable “Babbie,"
the gipsy ward of the severely proper
FRED WEILER1 IWRITES
INTERESTING LETTER
(Continued from yesterday.)
Met Berrile .Stone who is conducting
the Gateway and he was kind enough
to show me all over the city. The
Gateway office is the lineal In Alaska,
and for comparison it is like walking
Into the Nome Banking and S. D. Co
* at Nome. It seems that liernie in
stalled some elegant banking fixtures
of some hank that did not materialize.
I looked over his Mergenthaler which
Is the latest out and seems about half
the size of your Nugget machine. Jack
McGrath is editor and well liked by
the citizens. J W. Wright who was
pressman with Nome Nugget is act
ing in the same capacity and ids son
Irwin is doing the job work. Mrs.
Stono is cashier, so you can sec they
have a busy office, and also have a
branch paper which is published at
Knlk and saw a copy of the first issue
which was off the press tlie <lny of our
arrival.
Gus Borgen has a dandy little store
and is doing tine. Says he Is doing as
well as when at Nome, and not having
to lay in an immense winter stock
takes a load off a man's shoulders. Was
also over to see his home and family.
All were happy and glad t o lie in |
Seward.
Harry Hicks is not in business, but
he bought some improved property
next to the Gateway office which ho
can sell at a profit of $3,000 but will
hang on.
Paddy, the Dane, is also a bloated
land owner, but did not see his hold
ings.
There are seven saloons in uction
here now. and without knocking, can
say that they are all without excep
tion better equipped In furniture and
decorations than any saloon in Nome,
but none are ns large as the B. O. T.
There is one large blllard, pool and
bowling room.
There is some tine agricultural land
in back of Seward and far into the
interior. Those who are in close are
Axel Olsen of Nome who has quite a
few cows, Hans Wnlby, and quite a
number of Nomeltes have taken up
homesteads.
Al Chamberlain is councilman here
and acts in the capacity of guide for
the government engineers. Al does not
boost Seward and is for Portage Bay,
and desires to convince me hot to make
any mistake by too much haste and
Al is not alone in making this forecast
so one must stop and meditate
Gus Seiffert and his bunch of Nome
ltes were due to arrive at Seward out
ward bound on the Mariposa the even
ing we left, but the < 'orwin could not
wait. Perhaps it is better so, No? Yes?
Mrs, Seiffert and children aro going to
winter at Seward and Gus will make a ;
run outside. Nearly all the re»t of the t
The Sutter tc Dawson ground is an
immense producer and to tell you the
figures would make you cry I
There Is n stamp mill on the doekM
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bunch will do the same Frank Burley 1
will remain here with his mother
Now follows a list of the Nomeites I
here or In the near vicinity, most of j
whom I had the pleasure of meeting
It makes a person feel that he is not |
so far from home after all: Lucas, ex- j
clerk, .Vlex Lindblad, C. D, Murane, ■
John W. Corson, Chas. Silter, Carl
Armstrong. A1 E. Chamberlain, Ur
Carmichael and wife. Kelly Olsen,
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Nigger Jim Dougherty, Barney Hettle :
and wife, Harry Ellsworth, J. I,. Oraeff, i
Crad Williams, Con Sullivan, Wayne j
Blue, John Gilpatrlck, N. Losnors, - |
Toleson LT. S. roadhouse, Geo. Tittner, :
Bud Whitney and wife, Arthur Jett,
Jake Westby, Harry Hicks, Jim Mur
ray, Hans Walby, Chas Wold, Axel
Olson, Denny Blakslee and wife, Pop
Corn Jimmy Fitzpatrick, S. To. Cowell,
I,. L. Shaw, Ike Evans, tT. S. marshal,
Bob Guest city marshal, Martin Ban
ning, Sport Smith. Frank Burley, Mrs.
Burley. Dick Dawson, Chas. Nutter,
Gus Seiffert. Chas. Herron, Major
French, Pete Cavanaugh, J. W. Wright,
Irwin Wright, J. J. McGrath. Bill De
vine, Ross Kinney. Chas Brown, Bill
Hawkins, I,. W. Roberts, Capt, Winnc,
Tom HugWes, Jim Nicholson, Me Vietty
and wife, Conklin, Frank Doolittle.
Wo only remained at Seward four
hours and had I longer time this list
would no doubt be greatly added to.
Billy Devino Is running a line saloon,
and Pop Corn Jimmy is running one
on a smaller scale. Jim Murray has a
fine piece of gold bearing property back
of here and was told that he and Harry
Illcks were rocking $100 per day. Some
ground that aim believe it to be true.
Jims dredge is under construction u
Seattle or Frisco and will be installed
before spring
I could find out nothing to substan
tiate the rumor that Seiferts ground
played out and that he busted, blit find
everything quite tlie reverse and that j
his ground is O, k. and is a paying
proposition.
also making tests for quartz owners
and with good prospects.
Will now leave Seward and mush
along. Left hero at 1 p. m. steering a
course far out to seaward. Thursday
and Friday are uneventful, save some
heavy swells and light head winds. On
Friday Oct. 30 we make Cape Spencer
md at 12 noon enter Cross Sound, and
if course as we drive along the inside
passage it needs must rain in order to
<eep up the reputation of this vicinity
ind the approach of Junonu. But say
.allows you ought to see the trees,
rhey sure do look good after twelve i
•ears of exile.
Mondays issue will continue with Mr.
Veiler’s Interesting letter and will tell
■bout Juneau an-l the people he met
here formerly from Nome.
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English peer, will give Numeites an
jpportunlty to see the play that, morel
:!mn any other same "Peter Pan" made j
:lie fame of America’s most celebrated
ictress, Maud Adams. The filmed ver- I
slon loses none of the charm of the
original while elippings from the out- j
side press are unstinted in their praise
of tiie winsome and dainty acting of
Mrs. Young in the difficult role of
Babbie. Friday’s excellent five part
program will be repented tonight.
The Eagles will Journey again to
Fort Davis on Tuesday night next and
another attempt will be made to wipe
out ihe previous defeats by the Fort
boys.
The dog race yesterday afternoon
drew a large crowd which was not dis
appointed in seeing an exciting and
closely contested rare. All the teams
entered were speedy and there was
much Interest and speculation, no hot
ting and no books, on the outcome.
The Board of Trade hung up three
beautiful etuis for the contestents
which added much to the zest of the
race. There were seven entries and con
sidering'the time required in passing
• •n the trail the time made hv the teams
was fast. The entries and the time
each team made is as follows:
Fay Delzene 29:32: Percy Blatehford,
32:51: Harry Riley. 34:07; George
I .omen 34:14: Chester Milligan, 36:51:
Victor Anderson, 38:03: l.eonard Sep
pala, 38:85.
Miss Grace Hill, who is the govern
ment teacher at Sinrock, Is spending
a few days visiting her father In Nome
Miss Hill is conducting a good school
and says she much enjoys the work
< motig the natives. On Christmas day
the school had a Christmas tree and
school exercises which was much en
j'*yed by the children and tile older
people of the village who gathered ut
tin school house to the number of
about one hundred and fifty. Miss Hill
will return to her work In a few days
Today being Saturday and as there
will be no paper printed before Monday
evening the Nugget has held its forms
"pen until a later hour than usual Iri
order to give the public a later news
service.
I'red Daniels met with quite a serious
mishap at the Carnival Thursday
light. He slipped and fell on the
month floor at the Kagle hall and In
the fall broke his left leg just above the
nikle. He lias the limb ill a plaster
cast and Is able to he around.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys, Dis
tilled spring 1904-1905, bought in bend
nd reduced to 90 per oenL by U. S.
jovernmsnt by the bottle or gallon.
NOTICE.
No. 167 is the lucky number and the
idy or gentleman holding same pleat*
all and pick out any Hart, Schaffner
.4 Marx suit or overcoat in Geo. E.
,.rtnen & Co.’s store.
Mrs. Bartlett’s dancing class. K. K.
hall, Friday evening. Old and now
I'ances taught.
HOME COOKING.
The Coffee House and Restaurant of
Mrs. Niebling is the only place to get
home cooking.. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
tion. Dinner served from five o'clock
nn. and it can’t be beat. Next door to
the Surprise store. tf
We wish you a
Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
START IT RIGHT
PLACE YOUR FIRST GROCERY ORDER FOR 1915 WITH THE
HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIES, AND STICK TO ALL YOUR
f GOOD RESOLUTIONS.
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR SPECIALS. THEY WILL GIVE
I YOU A GOOD START.
G. P. Goggin
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