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RED-MAN AND E. & W.
THE SUPERIOR COLLARS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
$1.00
per dozen
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Priced so low, they’re bound to go
Lomen Bros.
THE HOME OF HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX OEOTHES.
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What We Give You
A Bar of Gold
Free—Value $100.00—Free
On. chance on this pure gold will be given with EACH 5<lc PUR
CHASE or payment on account.
_DRAWING JUNE 25th
ALSO j
A THEATER TICKET
Will be given away on April 1. This Ticket will be good every day I
for two months at the Dream tNater will be given free to the
person holding the lucky chance on April. 1. One chance on *his
ticket will be given with each 2 5c, purchace or payment. •
Drawing April 1st
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
Just For a Short Period
I While this adv appears in this paper we will offer the following brands of flour at less than out- j
side prices. This add may be withdrawn any time.
Amocat Flour perpStu„$^°$s.7s
This flour Is guaranteed by the West Coast Grocery Co. of Tacoma to he the highest grade of Hard
Wheat Flour. MORE LOAVES TO THE SACK.
Ceretana Flour £|Jc„k„i?J&s
This flour is milled by the Bozeman Milling Co. of Rozeman, Montana the heart of Montana hard
wheat belt. It is advertised as the Best on Earth.
Monarch Flour
This hard wheat flour Is milled by the Fishers Flouring Mills Co., from the best Dakota Hard Wheat
This grade of flour sells on the outside from GDc to 1.00 to the sack more.
BUY YOUR SUPPLY FOR THE SUMHER NOW
jpolets Stores
NEWS NOTES
Two four-hor3e teams hauling sup
I plies for the Bangor dredge left tht
I Howe headquarters at break-o-daj
i this morning. As the trail is getting
. heavy but light loads are carried.
I Guy Mtsh, who looked like Bnrnej
Oldfield when he competed in tht
Grand Prix at the San Francisco Ex
position-left for Pexfer creek this
morning. Guy's goggles even smelled
of gasoline. This is the truth!
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Wilson of Wilson and Murray whc
I are operating on Dexter, has been in
1 town over night on business and if
returning to his camp today. They
are down 60 feet and have started
drifting ns (hey feel that they have
i a line on where the pay is located.
j Don Miller, a local boy who left
here lust fall and who is a brother
of Inez Miler of this city is now in
Detroit Mich., in the employ of the
I Ford Motor Co. His position is in
! the assembling department and we
hear that he is making good progress.
Barry Keown is trying out another
shaft on what he thinks is deeper
ground, he has sunk two shafts already
but encountered bedrock at about 20
feet, if the place selected for the new
shaft proves to be deeper to bedrock
he will install a boiler and bring out
more equipment.
Another warrant for Harry Hag
gerty has been issued by Judge Fraw
ley on a charge of assault and bat
tery on the person of Miss Tracy
Browning. The charge was made by
Chief of Police Nelly'. Haggerty, for
whom another warrant was issued
yesterday has not yet been lo
cated. but the officials are confident
of bringing him in some time today.
Sam Mngids, well known merchant
in the Kiana section, who has made
an extended stay in our city left for
home today. He traveled light and
has a good bunch of dogs so he
should make good time on the return
trip. The native who came here with
him wants to travel even lighter, and
for life, as he made application for
divorce" while in town.
For some unforeseen reason or other .
Mrs. Shaughnessy has interned at
Solomon, Mesdames Cole, Kittleson
and Downing who left here yesterday
for a short run to Candle. A rigid
censorship is being exercised, and. In
the face of the fact that the country
is on the brink of war, the action
of that genial lady may be justified.
The question is: “Does it ever ever
blow at Solomon? And then we'll all
laugh!
A lettef' received here dated San
Francisco, Janaury 20, is authority
for the statement that Gus Seiffert
and family were leaving for South
eastern Alaska on February 1. Gus
has decided to make his home in that
section where he is interested in a
large hydraulic mining venture with
eastern capital. The letter also states
that Mrs. George Grigsby entertain
ed many Alaskan friends at the town
and country club. Mrs. Grigsby is
residing with her mother during her
stay in the city of Golden Gate.
Mrs. Karolina Anderson, Alphyddan,
Sweden, has written E. AV. Carleton,
Swedish consul here, requesting him to
try to find the present whereabouts
of her son Elis or Ellis Anderson, who
has not been heard from since Feb
ruary, 1915, when he wrote a letter
from Fort Yukon. In this letter he
told that he had his camp about 100
miles from said place and that he
intended to go from Fort Yukon to
Fairbanks or Koyukuk. lie was at
that time working as a trapper. An
derson is described as being about
3t years old, short, heavy, blond and
with blue eyes.
Tonight's game between Mish, 95,
and Cornell, 110, will be a dandy to
watch, as Mish has won every game
in his class s > far, and if Cornell
sliould beat him Mish and I.omen
would be tied for first place in class
C. Thire will be s b'g crowd in hard
as liaih players lave strouj follow
ing. Another game between class B
players will nlso be arranged for to
night.
Reports from the Kiana section to
hand as follows: Paul Xavier and
Herman Bernhardt who are prospect- -
ing on 7 bench Kleary creek have
found pay the extwit of which they
are determining. Ted Westlake and
Hugo Eckhurdt, working on the Go
pher opposite 1 above on the right
limit are getting very encouraging
prospects. Jack Devine and K. M.
Burden who are working on the right
limit of No. 3 are sinking in very
deep ground all of which is good
wash gravel. As yet they have not
gotten the bedrock.
The Board of Trade billiard tourna
ment brought together last evening
Mr. Kiesele. 250, and Ed Wells, 300.
Wells won, making his 300 points in
58 innings with an average of 5.17.
Kiesele finished /With 15t and av
eraged 2.50 making a number of re
markable shots that brought forth
bursts pf applause from the large
number of fans who were present.
At one stage of the game it looked
as though he was going to win, but
he got ull the worst of I ho breaks,
which enabled Wells to win out.
In a letter received from Harry
Bloomfield at Valdez by Doc Kemp
on the last mall Mr. Bloomfield after
telling of his trip stated that at Fair
banks he had met a namesake of
Doc Kemp and strange to relate the
given names are the same. The other
Doc was formerly a saloon man in
Seattle where he conducted the Anvil
saloon. He was in Fairbanks ad
vertising a now patent nredicne of his
own decation calling it Kemp's Elixir
of Life. Mr. Bloomfield writes Doc
that Kemp is making a tour of Alas
ka and expected, so he stated, to be
in Nome on or about April 1 coming
with his outfit. He has so Bloomfield
states quite an outfit. A male quar
tet that rendered some veiV good
songs’ and provided quite an enter
rnent for the people of Fairbanks.
There was plenty of excitement on
Front street this morning when Garrod
of Council had his string of' dogs
ready to start back home. He came
up the street going west and started
to turn east at the Alaska bank cor
ner when the tow line snapped and his
thirteen dogs tore madly down street
but were stopped in front of Polel’s.
Five or six men started dragging
the dogs back to the sled when along
came a native driving a reindeer.
Good Night Nurse!
Back of the deer was Fred Vincent
with his string of Souvenir hunters
and Rowdy the leader yapping for
the wishbone.
That deer's chances of reaching the
life staving station were great. GREAT.
There was some quick thinking and
swift action, the bunch with'Gar
rod’s string swung a couple of dogs
around a telephone pole and cinched
in this way the tow line; then by hang
ing to the rest of the dogs managed
to let the deer ease past.
Vincent showed the perfect control
he hns over his leader and swung Tits
team .going off in the other direction.
It sure looked like dinner hells for
a few minutes.
Postmaster Walsh announces the
fact that the last registered or pack
age mail will leave the city on Mon
day, March 26, at 5 p. m. after that
date only letters and post cards will
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CLOSING GUT A SMALL
AND SELECT STOCK OF
NEW, UP-TO-TNE MIN
UTE MERCHANDISE AT
20%
Reduction
Your choice of Evening
Dresses at $22.50.
MRS. Jr WANDER
be received at ‘.he postofflce for the
winter mail service to the outside.
The last overland mail is due to leave
Nome ou April 9 at 5 p. m.
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Hoad Commissioner Daniel A. Jones
accompanied by John Hegness and
l.ars Gunderson arrived at Safety this
afternoon and will arrive in the city
this evening. .Mr. Jones has been
making a tour of inspection through
| Council. Candle and into the Kiana
section.
Harry Hiley. with his team of split
tin-winds, left for Safety this noon
where he will meet Mrs. Hiley who
arrived there from Solomon at noon
today. Mrs. Joe Sheldon is making
the trip with the Hiley team.
WANTED a woman for general
■house work, steady* position. Apply
Nugget offlee immediately.
ADVENTURES OF
J. RUFUS WALLINGFORD
At the Dream tonight Adventures of
J. Rufus Wallingford. This instal
ment deals with ,T. D. Jones who Is
tiie next name on the list lo bo led
to tiie sacrittcinl stake. Violet and
i’i any learn from Qualey, a discharged
employe of Urine's that Urine and his
associate hankers have $6,350,000 in
bad loans, for which they may be
sent to jail. They relay this informu
lion lo Wallingford and Blackio Daw,
who go to the crooked hankers amt
telling them they are wise lo their
Kjiiiii', offer to take over the haaks
Inal loans for^ the consideration of
$100,000. The scared hankers gladly
agree to this, and J. Rufus takes over
I he debts, receives his $100,000, and
immediately proceeds to double cross
the. pirates. A two reel subject en
titled "His Responsibility” ends the
big show. Friday night a big feature.
BRITISH CRUISER SINKS
TWO GERMAN RAIDERS
r-.Urnational News Service.
NEW YORK, March 21.—Passrgi
gets who arrived here today from
Pernambuco report the sinking of
German raiders off Cape Ht. Roque
early this month. They state that
the destruction of the raiders was
witnesed by a steamer which was
boarded b ythe British ship a few
hours after the sinking of the Ger
I
man ships.
You should keep posted on the war
and international and local news of
the day by subscribing for the Nome
Daily Nugget, $2.00 per month.
MINER FALLS FORTY
FEET DOWN SHAFT
Thirteen days ago whilst working
on Center Creek for J. K. Landstrom
N'ieholai Henrickson a well known
old timer, fell a distance of 40 feet
down the shaft and laid in bed since
that time suffering, ns he thought,
from bruises anld a spiraned ankie.
Seemingly getting no better Dr, Mus
tard and today called ir. and on ex
amination found that Nick had brok
en his leg close down to the ankle.
The injured man who lives at the
corner of It and First streets laid in
bed all this time suffering with ex
Home fortitude and were it not for
advice of friends would not have call
j cd in a physician.
The accident occurred on March 8.
Menrickson was ascending the ladder
and when near the collar of the shaft
slipped on a frozen rung and fell to
t he hot tom. Though severely shaken
he did .not lose consciousness. Next
day he was removed to his home
where he has been ever since.
I >r. Mustard set the injured limb in
plaster cast and the patient is much
relieved. ,
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CHINA
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
FOR DISPLAY AND PRIOES
P. S:—See our grocery adv. in the “Worker”
Q. P. QOQGIN UnS'
Come in and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
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