Iln cold storage
10c per box
Orders must be placed in forenooh, for afternoon deliver)
D. E. CROWLEY GROG. CO.
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Can You Beat This
RED-MAN AND E. & W.
THE SUPERIOR COLLARS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
$1.00
per dozen
Priced so low, they’re bound to go
Lomen Bros.
THE HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNE It & MARX FROTHES.
What We Give You
A Bar of Gold
Free—Value $100.00—Free
One chance on this pure gold will be given with Fl.U'lI 50c Pl'ft
; CHASE or payment on account.
DRAWING JUNE 25th
ALSO
A THEATER TICKET
Will be given away on April 1. This Ticket will be good every J ty
for two months at the Dream theater a^J will be given free to the
person holding the lucky chance oa April 1. One chance on this
ticket will be given with each 25c, purchace or payment. j
Drawing April 1st
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
I" CONSIDER
j r j:
I hat a glass of our freshly made apple cider
contain more food and medicinal value than any
thing else you can buy in the city.
Yon are invited to witness the making of our
cider it is made while you wait.
[polcts Stores
NEWS NOTES
Mr and Mrs. J. J. Kecnon are In
the city from Bangor creek and will
stay for a few days.
Nelson OlsCn and Johnson, on the
submarine received a big load of
lumber this morning.
Hegberg and Mebes received a load
of oil by the Rowe service this morn
ing and will be hoisting in a few
days.
Mebes and Hansen on the submarine
are moving theit boiler house and six
of Billy Rowe's horses hauled a load
of coal out there today.
Two teams loaded with coal and
supplies left the city this morning
for Dexter. They were consigned to
Rutin brothers and Calkins nil Storm
on the Daisy.
Harry Lisson left for Safety this
morning piloting a six horse team with
the last load of supplies required for
the work on the schooner Eagle.
Mrs. Crowley left Hot Springs yes
terday morning for Nome with Gus
Wheeler’s fast string of dogs. Close
behind comes Mort l'owell and Dick
Hiss.>n returning from the reindeer
fair at Mary’s Igloo.
Charles D. Jones accompanied by
Charles Huering pulled out for tlte
head of Osborne creek this morning,
where they will prospect some of the
Jones property. Charles left town
reluctantly—all same Billy Webb’s
dog team!
George Leonard and Billy Olson
arrived in Nome yesterday from the
Dime creek section, I.conard ts the
owner of the ground on which the
Lovell toys are operating whilst Ol
sen has a lease on the upper end of
the same claim. They will enjoy the
pleasures of city life a few days pre
pnratory to returning.
Tommy Evans, Buddy Sweeney and
George Hoffman arrived at Hot
Springs on Saturday and will take In
the fair. Hans Larsen also reported
there having made the trip over from
Dime creek on skiis in tow of one
dug. He will leave for Nome in a
few days. Leo Seidenverg left this
morning for Nome with Steflanson at
the wheel. He was successful In se
curing a large amount of fur.
Fred Ayer piloting the teams of
Mesdames Kitileson, Colo and Down
ing arrived in Council at live o’clock
yesterday afternoon. The ladies were
accorded a hearty reception by the
Council Chamber of Commerce, and
on being interviewed by Mr. Kinney—
the ltical newspaper (trust—refused,
among other things to divulge the
whereabouts of Dr. Klttleson.
The mercury last night registered
25 below and the barometer stands
at 28:84 and still going up which
indicates good hard weather. Snow
glasses in evidence yesterday be
tokens the approach of spring. Many
of the younger set took advantage of
the weather and Gold Hill was tho
scene of many happy ski and tobog
gan parties yesterday afternoon.
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The following excerpt from the
Freemont Nebraskan is sure to be of
interest to the members of the Nome
Gun Clul*
“For the first time since the Free
mont Gun Club moved its clubhouse
and traps to its new location on the
Somers avenue road north of the city,
a run of fifty rocks without a miss
was made. Frank iddaugh turned
the trick in a practice game Sunday
afternoon. A number of other good
scores were hung up. Raymond Mld
daugh breaking forty nine out of fifty.
Weather conditions were ideal for the ^
-sport and a good-sziel crowd of nim-j
rods was out.
Frank was one of the best shots
here in Nome and wo arc glad to see
he is holding up his reputation Judg
ing by the score his brother Ray
mond can also crack the blue-rocks.
Commissioner Frawley has been a
busy man today receiving annual
proofs of labor which are now com
J ing In flocks, this being the eleventh
hour for recording.
Krie Johnson arrived at 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. There was no j
first class mail this trip with the ex- j
ceptlon of a few letters received from
up-river points The last registered
mail will close at 5 i>. in this after
noon and Frio will step out for Safety
later in the evening.
The Sons of the North carried off I
their social Saturday evening la a |
most pleasing manner. The event was j
well attended by the members and
their friends and the dancers were
unanimous in their declaration that
both the music and refreshments
were all that could could he desired.
Wires received from the outside {
state that even horse feed has taken
a big jump. Hay is $10 and oats $20
a ton in a Ivance of the prices of a year j
rgo. Rum her advanced 20 per cent,
in the hist “iv months and is still
climbing, vt litre are we going to got
oft Wl.at "it'i butter, eggs, flour,
l eans and t -el away up it costs like
lln I'h I t ’ s to i \ en exist!
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Dog-heaven has sure received more
than its usual share of arrivals from
this section during the month past.
Many dogs, young especially have been
stricken with some kind of disease of
the distemper variety which prostrates
and eventually paralyses its victim.
Many remedies have lieea tried inef
fectively and old dog men are still
looking for an antidote to offset this
I new form of the disease.
The shore tower of the cable way
at the Alaska Lighterage Company’s
plant is no more. The last few tim
1 tiers were taken down this forenoon.
Another old land-mark which hfrs
gone from view is the hull of the
| schooner Elk which was of later years
I an eyesore and an obstruction on the
j Fort Davis road We miss them any
1 bow.
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| The ladies race for the Hokum
j trophy is now exciting the interest
I of dogdom. It will take place on Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o’clock starting
I at Lane's way. Tho course is to Fort
: Davis and return, which is the usual
! course for ladies races. The Kennel
j Club announces that there will be In
the neighborhood of a dozen teams
| who will participate. Several of the
j contestants have been going over thu
I course and good time has been made.
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The storm having subsided, and,
with a calm sea ahead and a clear
sky above. Mesdames Downing, Cole
and Kittleson bade good-bye to Solo
mon yesterday and continued the voy
age to Candle. When but half a
league out of port Htrange things
occurred; for some reason or other
their sleigh turned a few handsprings
In the deep snow anil though the
ladies, being dragged, held on gal
lantly, they were, from sheer ex
haustion, compelled to abandon the
ship, and the dogs went merrily on—
course S. East by west a half north.
Signals of distress were hoisted and
answered by A. O. Oliver who with
his dogs was ahead on the trail—the
runaway were stopped; the crew put
jn board and were last seen on the
Topkok horizon under easy steam
bending Counc'lwards.
Advertise In The Nome Nugget
CLOSING OUT 1 SHILL j
AND SELECT STOCK OF
NEW, UP-TO-THE MIN- !
UTE MERCHANDISE AT
Reductiou
Your choice of Evening J
Dresses at $22.50. j
MRS. J, WANOER 1
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MANY RECORDS BOOKER1
AT REINDEER El
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Special Telegraphic Service.
MAKY'8 IUL.OO, March 26.—The
record in the two year old reindeer
line was broken here on Saturday
afternoon when the live mile run was
accomplished in the fast time of 17 ,
minutes 6 seconds. This race ia for
single deei with driver and there '
were many entries. The rope throw
ing record was also burnt up, almost
five feet being added to the high
throw of the last year's fair and the
record of 68 feet established at the
Xoatak fair a month ago was in
creased to 71 feet 1 1-2 inches.
The killing and dressing was well
contested, the competitors displaying
wonderful dexterity in the butchering
end of the reindeer business. A joint
team Xome-Couneil carried oft' the
honors in this event in the remarkable
time of S minutes in which they shot,
dressed and hung the carcass ready
for the market.
Five deer were butchered iu this
contest, by five teams of three men
to a team. All of the teams came
within the 10 minute limit
The feature of today's meet will he
a five mile race driving two deer to
a sleigh The animals in thsi race
are all well trained and the time
should he very fast. Then comes a ;
race over the same course driving !
three deer with two trailers
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During the afternoon the following
events will lie pulled off: Snowshoe
race, sleigh lashing contest, target
shooting at the following distances
and targets: 50 yards at ptarmigan,
100 yards at Arctic hare, 200 yards at
red fox. Each man is allowed five
shots which are to be fired within a
tinye limit.
Each evening meetings are held iu
tlie big tent and the events of the
day discussed ;on Saturday evening
the topic was the care of sleigh dem
on the trail—as to feeding, picketing
out and also the general care. At
these meetings the big chief of thi
natives presides.
Two riots in one. Eagle Hall, Msrch
31.
NOTICE.
You should keep posted ou the \vu*
and intes national and local news of
the day bv subscribing tor the Nome
Dally Nugget, J2.00 per monin.
Calling Cards at the Nugget
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that the mu
nicipal and school board election for
lln city of Nome for the election of
n mayor three councilman, city clerk.
cit\ attorney and city treasurer and
a treasurer of the school hoard for
school district No. 1 Will he held in
the City Hall, City of Nome on April
3rd, 1917, the polls will be open at X
o'clock a. tn. and will lie closed at <5
o'clock p. m.
K. QHIMM.
City Clerk.
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POLITICAL CARDS
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FOR CITY CLERK—
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E. Grimm
ELECTION APRIL 3, 1917.
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| FOR CITY CLERK—
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James J. Bogan
A Nome Product.
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ELECTION APRIL 3 1917.
Something Doing
WAR ON APPLES
THREE BIG DAYS
MARCH 29TH, 30TH AND 31ST.
Wc will offer 50 boxes Apples at 1.50 per box. 5 boxea given
away free. A number with every box.. Drawing Saturday even
ing, March 31st.
G. P. GOGGIN -
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Come in and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
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1 THE NONPAREIL
g THE BIO STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE.
| GOSSARD AND NEMO |
2 These two names signify the best in g
\ Comfort, style and wearing g
I; service. A trio any woman may ;:
have in her corsets if it is a
“Gossard” or “Nemo”
Front Lace Back Lace g
i Priced from $2.50 Up j
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