> Me It Easier <
for tbe UJIfe
I he woman who make* her own bread uiim run
lilt* gauntlet of the hot oven and the worry of the hakim:
f How much easier it is to put down ten cent* for
our -mail loaves or fifteen cent* for our extra large
leave- and say WHISTLE BREAD PLEASE.
Whistle Bread is w rapped in oil paper, therefore,
assuring our patrons fresher and most sanitary Bread.
WHISTLE
CAFE AND BAKERY .
City Bath House
Open For Business
l/XDER THE OLD MANAGEMENT
M. O. SOLBERG
HARKED SHOD IN CONNECTION
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
JOHN LAND railo*
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
LOCAL NEWS
NOTKH KHOM BASK
BA1X H KA IHJl'AJtTERS
Practice was held Thursday and
both teams went through the usual
The Army end Nary team have
acquired the honor of having a mas
cot. The mascot has been named the
U.S.9. COME BACK. Watch him
grow. Is the the watch word.
There will also be a great game
of basket ball between Ore Drinkers
"Never Sleeps” and the "Army and
Navy. This is expected to be a hot
Manager Jo;;'*** of the Array and
Navy Basketball team report? that
his men are in pink condition for the
game and the Army and Navy
chances to cop the two games would
be no surprise. So nil hands stand
The lineup for the first game to
night is as follows:
A1 Lomen,.
Bud Lehmann.
Earl Modini. .
Ralph Lenten,
Bill McGuire.
Eddie Ronan .
Dan Kelly.
Jimmie Bogan.
Earl Wat hey..
Tony Polet. . .
All Stars.
. Pitcher
.Left Short
.Right Short
.1st base
.2nd base
.3rd base
.Left field
.Right field
. Utility inflelder
Utility Outfllelder
Chuck Jone9. .
Jack Mitchell. .
John Herring.
I L. Stewart. . .
j W. N. Growden.
j A. C. Ackley. .
L. A. God bey.. .
.Catcher
.Pitcher
. Left Short
. Right short
. ... 1st base
.2nd base
. . . .3rd base
. . Left Field
Right Field
Betting has been somewhat lively
this week, the odds have dropped
from three to one on the Army and
Navy to five to three.
U\LUCKIEST MAN IN NOME
The umpire who gives a bad de
cisior in the game.
\ Til* TO THE WISE ONES.
tell when you will have to tight.
The basket ball lineup for toright
is as follows:
Nome AS'. Stars.
Earl Modini.Left Forwat.l
Jimmie Bogan.Right Forward
Bud Lehmann. Center
Dan Kelly.Lef* Guard
Eddie Ronan.Right Forward
A. C. Ackley. . .
John Herring. .
Jack Mitchell...
C. C. Hecht.. . .
Chuck Jones.. .
W. N. Growden.
. . . Left Forward
. . . Right Forward
.Left Guard
. . . Right Forward
The exact lineup of the Army and
Navy is not known as yet. but as It
appears from the temporary lineup,
they have some good material.
Come and help raise the roof off
the Eagle hall on March 11th.
At 8:30 p. m. Fun Guaranteed or
money back.
Remember people, the big leagues
have their World series, but Nome
also has her championship series and
the first one starts tonight.
A N A I>Y R < COMMUNICATION
DELAYED, REASON UNKNOWN
The Anadyr Siberia radio station
has not been heard since January
24th by Signal Corps and Navy radio
stations. Anadyr traffic will be
accepted by the Signal Corps only
nubject to indefinite delay.
TELLER MAIL ARRIVED
LAST THURSDAY
The Teller mail arrived March 7
in charge of Bob Oumak. native con
tractor Bob left on the first of the
month for Teller and made the re
turn trip in six days.
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
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BASE BALL AND BASKET BALI.
(JAMES TONIGHT EAGLE HALL
Tonight will tell the tale, can they
come back or are they to remain
haa beena. With the confidence of
Roman warriors about to cross the
Rubicon, the Army and Navy teams
have burnished their shields and
await the order to advance thru the
enemy lines.
At 8:30 p. m. the picked teams
from Nome will meet the Army and
Navy teams in the first games of the
championship varies to be played in
Eagle hall. Two games will be
played, basket ball and base ball and
old time fans will have an opportun
ity to root to their hearts content.
INDEPENDENT REINDEER
OWNER IN NOME
Frank Miller, of Teller, one of
the few iudepeudent owners of rein
deer. arrived in Nome recently. Mr.
Miller came to Nome to take back
the balance of his herd remaining
unsold. I'pon arrival Miller found
that his herd had become badly mix
od with other deer and as a result
all the deer in question will be re
turned North and there segregated.
Ol.lt TIMER FROM
TELLER ARRIVES
Sam Torkelson arrived from Tel
ler and will spend a few days in
Nome attending to various business
matters. Sam reports a hard but
WILD ARCTIC HARE IX
CAPTIVITY—MILOS CAFE
Geo. Geamalis returned from Gold
: Bottom, at. the. head of Snake river
and brought with him a full grown
Arctic Hare, which had been snared
along with five others. This partic
ular hare was taken into the cabin
! and at once showed evidences of ex
i trente friendliness. After three
! days iii captivity the animal would
eat sugar from the hands of the men
and when let loose in the room would
follow them about like a kitten or
George brought the hare to Nome
and it now is in possession of John ;
Lepri. proprietor of Milos Cafe. It
is an interesting and remarkable
sight to witness the complete domes- j
jtiPity shown by the captive. When]
loose in the Cafe he will respond
j to his name of “Jack” and follows
I Lepri about actually getting under
j his feet in liis evidence of friendli
Alany children and adults havs
witnessed this evidence of kind
j treatment and dispells the assertion
that some animals are not suscepti
ble to training. when done with
kindness.
MRS. JAMES IWiluv.in
HOME FROM HOSPITAL |
Mrs. James Bogan who has been
confined to the Maynard-Columbus
hospital for the last week, returned
home Thursday. Mrs. Bogan at
tended the basket ball game in the
School Gym. and after the game
with others, participated in an in
formal game at which time she sus
tained an injury that required her
to go to the hospital for treatment.
We are glad to report that the lady
is resting easy and able to be about'
her home.
HEIR APPEARS IN HOME
OF JOHN WINTHERS
Dr. Welch reports the advent of a
new tax payer in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Winthers. The lad
die made his appearance March 7th,
and both mother and child are doing
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
rier or mailed. Per month $1.00.
E. L. HOLT
REMOVAL SALE
MARCH 20 TH
Remember the Sale at Holtfo, Be
ginning March 20th every article In
the store at SPOT f’OST, PLUS lO
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale March 25th. We
want to sell out so we will not have
to move many goods
Yotfr Gain—Our Los*.
HOLTS CASH STORE
Tslsphsns Main 11
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Wm SINHOLD, Prop.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
JAS. SWARTZRU. Prop.
Best Accomodations in Alaska
STEAM HEATED. ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
HERRING
Per pound 5cts
Per ton $85.00
Blubber per pound 8cts
Ci R O l' X I) OATS, M 1 D P L I X G 8
HICKORY FOR SKUS AND DOG SLEIGHS
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SLEIGHS AND WAGONS.
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