LENTEN SEASON
SPECIAL
OUI Intuit: STlHk or I.KNTK'N DA1XTUF8 KXABtKH
YOU TO IIAVK A RIKFKRRNT LENTEN DISH FOR EVERY MEAL
\VR HAVE THE UHOR'EST OF KVEKYTHINQ EDIBLE
FROM KIVKII. I.AKF A\l» SKA. PIT UP IX MOST TRMPTIKO
\VK CARRY A KI LL. LINK OF IMPORTBD SARDINES.
KISH MALLS. SALT KISH. KOI* KISH. FLAMS. OYSTERS. CRABS,
SHRIMPS. SHAD ROIC. TI NA. ('AVIAK AND KINNAH HADD1K.
OYSTERS, tind SALMON IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT BRANDS .
< I.OMXO OUT
FIH'.sll CHAXBRHKIEH.■ .1 (JUMrtx .%(*«•
A GROCERY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ESTABLISHED 1900
> fltafte It Easier <
for tbe life
j The woman who nmko« her own luvavl must run
ihe gauntlet of Ihr hoi oven ami the worry of the baking
Itounl liefore >Jh' obtains It.
How murli w»>ior it li to put *lown ten reals for
our small loaves or Hfloen cents for ou«* extra lame i !
loaves ami say WHISTl.K IlllKAD 1‘I.KASK.
| \\ hi*lle lliwad is wrapped in oil paper, therefore.
itMurinti our patron* fri'shi'r ami moil sinllar) Bread.
WHISTLE
CAFE AND BAKERY ^ >
City Bath House
Open For Business
IMIKH THK Ol.W MA\A€KMKVT
M. O. SOLBERG
UAKRKK SHOP IN CONXKOTIOX
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
LOCAL NEWS
I'KKMONAL MKNTIOX
.Mis* McCormick of Solomon Is 111
at the Maynard-Columbus hospital
The lady was brought to town Mon
day and Is under the core of Dr.
■Mm. W. A. Haldwin wh:i taken to
Hr lumplul Monday and U under
the care nf Dr. Whlct. who report*
hot progressing nicely.
( (arlcs L-? Her I* ntU! confined
to hi* home wth an attack of
i-heu mat lam.
Mayor ('tins F. Rk-e Is aaaiu
about the street* after a siege of
confinement to hi* horn** will* an
Injured arm.
Jerry Sullivan la In Nome from
the Kougarok and report* no new
strikes and no mining activity be
yond the usual porspecting.
NOMKITKS LKAVK
FOK HOT SI’RIMJS
O. S Weaver and Wm. Cameron
left Wednesday morning for the llot
Springs, where they will visit with
their wives for several weeks. On
the return trip with the Indies the
t-nveler* will mush to Teller and
Ft HOI Hit XOMK HA K Fit
IjOSKS KSTAHI.1SHMKNT
John J. Meyer*, former well
known Nome baker, was the unfor
tunate victim of tire at Anchorage
in which his bakery was totally des
troyed Mr. Meyers has been en
paged in the bakery business in An
chorage for some time past and the
tire is a severe loss to him.
HOSIHTAI. fathcnt
RKTIRXS MOMK
Charles Neuhauser. who was con
fined to the Columbus-Maynard hos
pital as the result of severe burns
sustained when his residence caught
flte. has been discharged from the
hospital and on Monday returned to
his home Charles still has a ten
der scalp but in all other respects is
fit and well, and hi«= many friends
are glad to see him about
VICTORIA WILL LKAVK
SKATTLK FOR XOMK
AUDIT JI XK 1st
According to an announcement
! of the Alaska Steamship Company
| appearing in the Alaska Dispatch
I Nome will again have the condemn -
! i*d Victoria on the Seattle Nome run.
; This advertisement states that the
J Victoria will leave Seattle about the
j first of June hound for Nome xand
1 Rering Sea waters
;
OI'TSIIIK MAIL ARRIVES
Peter Curran arrived at the Noma
I poa!office at eleven thirty Friday
morning with a large consignment
j of outside and way mail As the
trails are in fine conditions Pete was
able to make a quick and easy trip
| t'ORRKCTION IX
MOOSK PROGRAM
; Copy submitted to this office for
j the Moose program failed to include
' the name of Charlotte Swrauberg,
j who takes the part of Cream of
I Wheat in the School play. The pro
gram as printed in the Weekly Xug
| set today corrects this omission, for
w hioh we are not to blame.
!tt»nrrio\ of axubrsox
ItKEUGE I XALTERED
With the starboard stern sunk ia
sixteen feet of water and the bow ia
four feet of water the Anderson
dredge on Snake river is in the same
condition as reported before.
\ddil<cul pumps will be iustail
id with the hope that the hull can
be pumped out and the boat Tooted.
If pumping prove* futile gmnir*ea
and tackles will be rigged and an
attempt to raise the entire drrdg*
will be made. A crow of men la
employed in making the necessary
arrangements to save the boat from
iiiitfiiti11ilti
I 6AHLKES’ i
;RESTAURANT *
S Opt. ftM S
* • *. «. «• • p. m. s
I . .MCttl DIMNEK ntW •
S II. 1. IIP. M. *
lllfllf*lllll«IM
further damage and possible total
destruction.
KOITOAROK MAIL ARRIVAL
Charles Carr arrived In Nome
Tuesday with the Kougarok mall.
While on his trip he interviewed
James Corregan, who Is taking out
a dump on Buck creek. When ask
ed how the ground panned Corregan
replied "pretty thoap wbc
are acquainted with .llm state that
,«m h a reply stands fer more tbatf
lb* statement Impivx
CITY TELEGRAPH OFFICE
Wtlili MOVE SUNDAY
The Nome ci.ly telegraph office will
on Sunday move to the hew quarters
provided in the Federal Court House
bpildlng.
A. J. McDonald Whs Riven the
contract to remodel the rooms sot
aside by the government for this
purpose and will have the office
completed to such an extent that tho
equipment can be moved and the
office ready to operate by Monday
morning, at which time business
will be conducted for the public ser
vice. Tho removal to the Federal^
Building was accomplished by the
local Chamber of Commerce as a
counter move to the radio station.
Tho expenses of alteration and
moving will be paid by the funds In
charge of the Chamber of Commerce
unless the Federal Government wHl
consent to bear the burden.
WKhb KNOWN' ESKIMO NATIVE
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Long Boat Dick, well know to all
residents of Nome and vicinity last
Wednesday died in the Columbus
Maynard hospital. Dick for many
months had been suffering from the
effects of cancer of the liver. Just
before the close of navigation an
operation was performed by Drs
Welch and Caldwell but it was at
that time determined that there was
no help for the patient as the can
cerous growth had obtained toe
much development aud life was a
question of but a few weeks or
months. Tho funeral services were
held today.
HABEAS COftl'l S
PROCEEDINGS SUCCESSFUL
Attorney Hugh O’Neill instituted
habeas corpus proceedings in the
District Court for the release of Mrs.
X. B. Pedersou of Council and after
hearing the evidence. Thursday af
ternoon. Judge Louien reversed the
decision of Commissioner Steiner
and released the defendant from
custody District Attorney Harri
son representing the government
and re*;-ted the writ unsu t^ssf’illy
Mrs I*ed«: son wan committ d 10
Morniugside by Commissioner Otto
Steiner on on insanity charge, but
evidence of Dr Welch and other wit
nesses proved the charge/in error.
vor ARB raGBD to attend
THE COUNCIL MEETING
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
At the adjourned meeting of the
City Council, to be held next Mon
day evening in the City Hall, all tax
payers and the fathers and mothers
or the community are urgently re
quested to be preset!t.
At this time school matters of vital j
interest will be presented and dirf-'
cussed and you MR. TAXPAYER are I
urged to be present and express an i
opinion if you so desire. Parents j
are requested to lend weight to this j
meeting by their presence and ad j
POIND—A hurt) of key*, Inquire
at Nugget Oflhrr and pur for adrt.
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
tier or mailed. Per mouth «! 00
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j Water Wagon I
DB1.1VKRY WQfl OOMMWHD* 48 SOON AS MH»W I
,< Dellrering pure Spring water from Sun Light Springs on j
Rocker Creek. Just the same kind ol water as obtained irom j
Moonlight Springs—Absolutely pure. Prompt serylce guarnn. {■
! | teed. Your patronage solicited. 5
j W. J. ROWE j
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Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm. SINHOLD, Prop. /
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
MS. SWARTZELL. Prop.
Best Accomodations in Alaska
STEAM HEATED, BLBCTBIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
Blubber per pound 8cts
G R O r >' I) OATS, MIDiLISOS
HICKORY FOR SUMS AND DOG SLKIGitH
DOG HARNESS. HORSE HARNESS
SLEIGHS AND WAGONS. *
W. H. CAMERON,
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TRAPPERS - TRADERS
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mm i GOSHAW Ik.
Dealer In Raw Furs
NIW VONK—127 W 27th II. ,
MATTLI—ALAIKA IUILDINO
Ship illi ort to N*> Y.i k ti,r lilplitat pilii,. paid tor Kaw furs
Your ahlpmwo or. h.nilloil tip arparl gradrra ond Now Tork Markot
PrlMt or. paid on eorraot pnullnp Ih. day rwolv.d. It daatrad. your
ahlpmaata will Ua k.pi oaiiaralo Ip order that our priori may P< ap
prorod by you. l‘rovldln« Hint pur valuation data nol proo* aatla
dpptory. tkf I'ur. will h. roturnad Id you, iroapportallon ckarfoo pro
paid. Will by lnaur.d 1‘aro.l Pool or kaprm Milp la a dry r«A
dltlon. Alway. .iioIom on ll.mlapd IIM ot oontapta wl|h aawd apd 1
! addroaa. Alao plur. duplluaio Hal on tko oulald. ot paaka«o or bplo. !
| All paym.nl. aro mad. by ohork an Ik. Hratilo National Bank, or In
' aay olbar auinn.i cl.rir.il, Npooiul Inatruollona, II any. to acoompany
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