FRESH STRAWBERRIES I
AT
D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES
Ed Anderson and Mrs. Ada Wheeler,
were married last evening by Rev. Bald
win.
The freighter Cordova is expected to
arrive irom St Michnei at J* 30 this eve
ning.
The schooner Silver Wave got away
for St Michael and way points ves
terday afternoon.
Work on the extension of the Alaska
Lighterage dock is progressing and the
structure will soon be completed
The cable is reported working all right
again though there is still considerable
delay in the arrival of messages owing
to congestion due to the last interrup- j
t ion.
Yesterday was the warmest day of the
season, the temperature reaching a
maximum of to. according to the rec
ords of the weather bureau. The mean
temperature of the day was \s
W. J. Howe is engaged in clearing the
roads of snow as far out as Chase’s
roadhouse on the Nome river road. The
road is reported heavily drifted in places
and the grader will have the effect of
making them passable to heavy loads
Couniclman Chas. Tnompson expects
to leave for Council City within a few
days with the intention of remaining for
the balance of the summer. He will be
employed tn running a l>ie«wd «*tgin«* on
one of ihe dredges in that section.
A native reports that a white man
living on the sandspit caught the first
salmon of the summer this morning.
While fish and some greying are plenti
ful In the market though trout are still
somewhat scarce.
<\ S. Delomatte, a miner, was brought
in from the Oregon creek section yes
terday suturing with paralysis. Mr.
Delamotte is an old timer in this sec
tion .having mined about the district tor
some years If ewas suddenly stricken
while* at work on Oregon and was at
once brought to town for treatment by
<’hris Anderson.
Hans Larsen, the Kougarok freighter,
pulled out for Shelton this morning with
a dug mobile and four passengers for
various points in the Kougarok. Larsen
expects to employ the ear as far as pos
sible and continue tin* remainder of the
jom t« \ with sleds and clog teams. From
reports brought down by recent arrivals
it is suggested thn the party will proba- j
bly do a lot of good old fashioned hiking
before striving at their destination.
A letter from the ^cattle Business
Chronicle received by first boats states
that Mr. Emil Hurja will sail for Alaska
to gather material for a series of arti
cle's on Alaska to be printed in the
chronicle and also in various eastern
publications who wish to publish the
truth about tin* northern territory, llui
ia is well known in this section, having
spent the summer of 15*14 in Nome as
correspondent for the Mining and Selen
itic press m San Francisco ami the S*
it tie Times.
The cutter Hear will leave for St. j
Michael this evening. The vessel will
probably remain in that port for some
time as it is the intention of Capt.
Cochran to clean boilers and indulge in
target practice. Capt. Cochran also ex
pects to meet Mrs. Cochran and their
daughter. Miss Frances Cochran, who
are coining down the Yukon
The dredge of the Golden Fugle Dredg
ing iVt Power Co., brought in this spring,
will ht transported to American creek
as soon as trail conditions will permit.
Harney Kolando, manager of tin* com
pany. states that ground has been thor
ough! \ urilled and the dredge will In
placed in operation as soon as con
st fueled.
What appeared to be a house floating j
on the briny billows oi Bering sea at- ,
traded considerable attention along the ,
water »ront this morning and caused
many a cheechaco to wonder what was
up. The object was the Ernst dredge
which was being moved to a point on
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the beach near the old graveyard where 1
i it will work during the summer. The |
| dredge was towed to the new scene of !
operations by the tug Genevieve and i
presented a somewhat novel sight as it
moved along the coast.
I
L. A Sundquist. the well known Can
dle mining man. arrived in town today
after a hard trip from the northern
metropolis. Mr sundquist reports that
summer sluieing hud started at the time
..I his departure and indications pointed
to a prosperous mining season. The
Journey was made by way of Lane's
Landing and the trails were generally
in bad condition and the traveling ex
tremely hard.
Tonight tiie great moral drama “The
Blindness of Virtue,” will be repeated.
Great and instructure picture.” was
Hu* universal comment of a large audi
ence last night. Sunday matinee at 2:110
two repeated features Chaplin in "Shang
haid ' and Fartmm in "Sign of the
• loss '' Sunda> night Chaplin's roaring
comedy “A Woman” will head the bill.
This is one of his best and is a scream
from start to finish. Doors will open
at c p. m. and show start promptly at
j »>:30 Sunday night.
It is reported that a valuable dog be
longing to George W.atson died from
eating poisoned meat. This is the fourth
or fifth animal which has died from the
effects of poison during the past week
or two and should be an effective warn
ing to dog owners to look out for the
safety of thpir animals. The Watson
'clog evidently found the poison in the
vicinity of tin Williams resident'*•, bark
oi tin* Methodist church. Whether the
dogs art delilierntel> poisoned bv some
miscreant or an tin Fetims oi po
set for foxes is not Known. Whoever
11 set the poiron is guilty of gross care
lessness and should be severely punish
ed regardless of his purpose in placing
i the poison where it can be reached
1 by dogs
I' S’ t i Title
XUTk’K TO THE VVUUV'.
Purge recently towed to Nome by the
steamer Flyer, is sunk in 11 foot of water
about 2,OUO feet southeast of Harraeks
square At the present time there is
about 4 or '* fei t of water above the
i hitts «.i the scow. Tin* barge is buoyed
I at each end w ith‘a timber about 6x6x4
f.*et. You are hereby notified of its
position as a possible menace t«» naviga
tion.
UOl.OYlX FRF HI FIT & FdGFFTKRAOF
COMi’AXV.
The Fanitly Paper is the Nome
Oai’c Vrgget
MARINE RELLETIN.
Alaska up Rampart.
Delta at Xulato
Jacobs. Davis at Ulbbon.
Reliance down Xulato 21st
Schwa l ka up Kotlik 20tli.
Susie at St. Michael.
Julia, it up Kotlik. 1sth.
Tanana up Rampart.
The Nugget la giving Its subscribers
.lure tel ;,raph news than any other
aper in Alaska and will continue to
lo so. Send in youi name and have
he Nugget delivered to your home or
■ tike. Do It now
i*t:e Family Paper is the Nonv
Daily Nugget
SHOE REPAIRING
Have > Mir ho- repaired NOW. Lea
ther and supplies have advanced out
side sky high ami are hard to procure
at any price. We are well supplied with
materials and will not advance prices
intil we at- compelled to. Our Work is
the very best that can be done. J
1* A PETERSON SHOE CO j
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Dont Spend Any More Money
For repairs, on that
old worn out
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
■ Dm aJjU JM Kill ———
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
Store building and fixtures for sale.
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I Just Received a new line of latest
SPRING HATS, '
CLOAKS & SUITS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
A STRAIGHT LINE
Is ihe shortest distance between two given points and is llio
1)1 It EOT HOl'TK BETWEEN QUALITY ANII PRICE SATISFACTION.
Our personal attention Is devoted to the buying and sclenting of quality
In merchandise. This enables you to purchase better goods at lower
prices.
'' If you Intend buying an outfit either for Uie home or camp, wo Invite
you to inspect the quality of our goods and gel our prices before placing
an order.
t GOGGIN’S The Quality Store.
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE
That I liaw opened up a Wholesah Umn ry in the Aim s Ihiikliiig with a
lull line of fresh anti first elass goods at right priee. | handle no seeond
nand fire sale goods or odd lols hut goods that are fresh, pure and whole
some.
LAMPS OPTFVTTKn SMALL nit I .AIK ! la.
TRY ML.
CONRAD FREEDING
Hipress Prices ]
Pacs $5.50 Boots $10.00
With the boats « ome the outside prices and mir advie.- to our patrons
is to buy at present all there needs for the season as all new goods earning
in will be higher than ever before t'l’liis applies to any artielc made of cloth,
rubber or leather)
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
MEN’S AND BOY'S CLOTHING
At prices that all can afford
a new suit.
New line of mens shoes and
furnishings.
Call and look over our large
stock.
Everything at right prices.
A. Wittenberg
General Merchandise
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1 CLOSING OUT SALE j
§ NOW GOING ON f
| THE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS |
g Still continues. New goods have been g
g received by the last boats and are now g
ON SALE |
I AT SACRIFICE PRICES f
I new dresses new Waists New Coats §
$20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 §
and up and up and up |
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