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lit «mh'r to furnish our customers with fresh
bread wr work nights, and in that w*v the brood ami
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WHISTLE
CAFE AND BAKERY
City Bath House
Open For Business
I NUKK THR MAVAfiKMKVT
M. O. SOLBERG
HAKKRK SHOT IN «XIXXRVTION
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
bkam wnx Mum
l-T? , . ' may 10th
According to a MMgrtm nealied
by J. J. Wtdeil from Tkomu
Rom, who will W a passenger. tbo
Revenue CUtter 'Boor will boil for
Bering Sen' on or about May l Oth.
LOCAL NEWS
IU1tK.tr OP EDUCATION
MAN FUJW PETITION
Due to an oversight the name of
Janies H. Maguire of KoUebuc was
omitted from the list of independent
candidates who have filed for
full election. Mr. Maguire will he
a candidate for the legislature.
1JCAVK8 POM CM I NIK
TO REPAIR BOAT
Joe Earle (Gasoline Red) left for
Chinik whore he will be employed
by Ed. Pfaffle in repairing and
overhauling the boat owned by Mr.
Pfaffle. Gunner Kassan with the
dog team of Mr. Pfaffle took Earl
to his destination. Gunner retur
Friday evening.
On Monday evening May Sth the;
Nome City Council will holdjts first j
meeting of the new year with all |
members present. The last meet
irs held by the body was the first j
meeting called after the new mem- j
hers had been elected, but due io|
the absence of two member- no j
| complete organization could be ef- j
In our report of the Cantoogan
! mce the statement wa mad tha
Mr. and Mrs Shaushnessy pave the
prizes for the best time made be
tween Nome and Solomon. This
| was an error due to the Xtippet
\ being misinformed, for which we
wish to correct. The priaes were
| contributed by the people of Solo
jOI TSinK MAIL ARRIVE!)
WKOXKSDAY AFTRRXOX |
Peter Curran arrived Wednesday
with the last consignment of mail j
from the states and Alaskan points \
On this trip two sleds were used
signments. Both first and second'
i ola.-s matter was received and quick- j
ly distributed No more mail will
, be received from the outside until j
the arrival of the first boats.
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l\ A. !X> AU llOt
Captain Storey, fat::- - of Mrs Nate
1 Coombs and Mrs. Joseph Sheldon
i and jell known to The people of
| Nome, was killed ir. an autos, ooiie
* accident while on the way from Ber
keley to Napa California. Mr.
j Storey was a passenger in a larpe
automobile truck which ran into a
j ditch and turned over resulting in
the death and injury of sever*! per
j sons Mr. Storey lived a few hour^
after the accident
MOttSK CARR TARTY
AND OAXCK TONIGHT
Tonight at S:30 the Loyal Order
! or Moose- will entertain their friends
'with a card party and dance follow
; ed by the delict cm,' Moose lunch
‘ The card games will hscin promptly
i at $ SO and it is requeued that
lovers of the game be on time so
that the regular number can he .
played as soon as possible and the ’
dancing begun. Ladies will be ad-:
mined free while cenil. men will be
required to deposit one dollar with .
the door keeper
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NOTICE
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pair at tW rwtf RigjM fc W WWd !
ia prjw Ms. All ■(■hn 1
ROBERT EWER. T»ri<«t»i I
i RESTAURANT
S U. lull. A
f . SPECIAL DtNttE* FIIM
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tm>«D ELECTION KETURN8
HKWARD PKNINWIM
Additional election retorn* have
teen received from Cnalakleet. Bluff
md T*Uer and are:
UNALAKL|2E?—Sutherland 20.
tateo 4; Ayer 17. Holt IS: Mr*. K.
tlttleaen IS. J. C. Kennedy IS. E.
laelson If. A. Wohler 14.
BLUFF—Sutherland 10. Galen
i; Ayer 7. Holt 5; Klttlesen 8. Ken
ledy S, Keelson 1. flakier 1.
TELLER—Prayton 1. Galen 2..
Sutherland 3, White 6. Ayer 4.
dolt 5. Klttlesen 4. Kennedy 0. E.
UelMon 4. Winkler 6.
•lACl.K OEEICER8 ELECTED
LAST MEETING
On Tuesday night the Fraternal
3rd* r of Eagle* elected their officers
[or the coming year placing in the
various position* the following per
N W Lewis.
Henry Gunini.
r. C. Hecht.
Ivan Scheike.
W. C-. McGuire. • •
A. F. Wright.
Qeo. B. Hobley.. . .
H. J Halderson,. . -
R Lomen. Trus
. W. Chaplain
. Secretary
. . .Treasurer
. . Inner Guard
Outside Guard
E. K. John
MOVING PU'TI ltK MAX
BI’SV WITH MACHIXR
Harry Phillips, has had a busy
week filming the dog teams of the
Borden Cup Race and the presenta
tion of the prizes. Harry also
secured a fine picture of the arrival
and delivery of the Outside mail in
charge X>f Peter Curran. The clear
weather of the nast few days has
been a boon to the camera men and
Harry has taken advantage of every
opportunity to film scenes and peo-*
pie. taking pictures that will be
thrown upon the movie screens
thruoiit the I'nited States.’
NHitiET KOI TR CAKK1KK
I.KAVKS FOR SOLOMON
Walter Schroeder. former route
carrier for the Nugget. left Tuesday
for Dime where b> and his mother
will be employed at the Olsen camp.
Walter was a most efficient em
ployee. the best carrier that the
Nugget has had and his departure
is regretted by his employer
in the absence of Walter. Russell
Maynard will take charge of the
route and anyone failing to receive
the Nugget or Bulletin will kindly
inform the office A new carrier
is likely to overlook some subscri
ber and will quickly correct any
LEAVES FOR SOLOMOX
Taking advantage of the fine trails
and clear weather a number of
Nomeites this morning left with
dog teams for Solomon to spend a
few days with the Shaughnessy's
and su;rounding camps.
The party was quite large con
sisting of Mr and Mrs H. G. Gab
lielson. Mr. and Mrs O.S.Weaver,
Mr. and Mto. Wm Cameron. Mr
and Mrs. W. C McGuire. Mr. and
Mrs R. Lom.a, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Wrn. Webb. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hegress. Mr. and Mrs Fred Ayer.
Mrs Curtis Welch, and Mr. and Mrs.
Al Lomen. Several other persons
contemplated joining the party but
(hanged their minds.
Mr and Mrs. Ayer will Continue
to Council where they will remain
for the summer.
Lawrence Kerr left yesterday with
P. Curran and will no doabt offic
iate at the festivities.
YOCRS TO PLEASE
Patronise the NOME TAILORING
COMPANY. Why? Because they
4o the "beat work and are the only
pioneer tailors in Nome.
A11 hinds of fur garments made
and repaired at the Nome Tailoring
Ladies and Gentlemen's cleaning
and pressing and repairing at Nome
tailoring Company.
We make alterations. We ap
preciate year patrongae.
Yoirs to please.
..NOME TAILORING COMPANY.
OIRe*.
E. 1. HOLT
HARDWARE
SPECIAL PRHYS OX
FIRMTIRK
■EATERS. ALSO LIMBER.
SHEET IRON AND WOOD FOR
AUK REASONABLE.
MOLTS CAIN ITORI I
Rain it
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John £ckberg was in town turly
in the week, returning: to fcla work
ing* on Drv treek.
John Litchenbera has been ap
pointed admlnistratorof the estate
of Geo. Campbell, deceased.
Aleck Holm sen, of Council, is a
recent arrival in Nome and will re
main a few days before returning.
Ivan Schiike has returned from
Irene cregk, Where he has been
doing assessment work on mining
properties.
W. E. Cramer and Barmy Belle
view nre prospecting on Snake river
in the vicinity of the Anderson
Win. Marx and son Walter, who
have been Nome visitors for several
days, have returned to their home
in Teller.
Fred Mebes returned from Coun
cil Friday afternoon. Fred took the
last load of supplies for his dredge
on Ophir Creek.
K. L. Range, of White Mountain,
has been apointed by V. S. Commis
sioner Steiner as administrator of
the estate of Molly Dexter, deceased
Sam Femengal returned from a
trip t • Council where he had taken
a load of supplies for the dredge
operated by himself and Fred Mebes
Decorators are busy renovating
the Miners & Merchants Bank, pre
paratory to the spring influx of vis
itors and returned Alaskans.
Miss Una Sit ton had the misfor-!
tune to fall while leaving the post- i
office last Saturday and suffered a
painful injury, which kept her con- |
fined to her home for a few days. ;
Mrs. John Stangrom and Mrs.
Richard Decker left Tuesday for the
Hot Springs in charge of Wm. Rowe.
Mr. Rowe had business matters to
attend to and the ladle* decided to
file the trip for the experience.
The party will attempt to return by
the Teller rotate.
The traveler* returned today, hav
hr found it necessary to change
their plans, after a pleasant journey
It ^as been called to our att^ptton
hy r. D. Sheldon, the popular all*
olofint of the Lomep Drop Store,
that he has jugt returned frpp a
combined business and pleasure trip
to White Mountain.
Pete Olson, Dime Creek operator
who ban been in Nome for severs t
days returned to Diipe Thursday
right. Mr Olson purchased *up
|.*lcs and nlso wnrvl the services
of a cook. On the return trip
Otaon took various articles of
freight for local parties.
Thru the courtesy of Peter Curran
the Nugget was able to send last
weeks Nuggest down the coast to
various subscribers. As the regu
lar mail service has been discontin
ued our subscribers would have to
wait for the opening of navigation
or be supplied by courtesy of indi
viduals who go down the coast.
J. Gale lef^ early in the week for
Solomon with two passengers and
carried with him the Nugget of last
Saturday for distribution to our sub
scribers at that point. Jack re
turned Friday and reports that the
Solomon river has begun to overflow
FOR SALE.
New or rebuilt
One 4 H.P. Miller Marine engine.
One 5 H I* Standard Marine (San
Francisco Engine)
One O H P Automatic Kugine.
One 12 H P Dorman Marine Kn
See JOHN LITCHE.VBERG
Through courtesy of Delegate
Dan Sutherland a limited supply of
garden seeds is available for dis
tribution at Marshal’s Office. Court
House. Call any time between !»
NOW IS THE TIME
Pure Lard and Shortening
Per Pound
25c
rillMKOSK SALAD OIL, efts. OScfa*
IMtIMROSK SALAD OIL.'/^gal *1.25
PRIMROSE SALAD OIL. 1 gal *2.25
D E. CROWLEY GROCERY CO.
K. B. Ji UAX, Manager
Water Wagon
DIU.1VERV WILL COMMENCE AS SOON AS FKRKZK-l'P
,• Delivering pure Spring water from Suu Light Springs ou
Rocker Creek. Just the same kind of water as obtained from
Moonlight Springs—Absolutely pure. -Prompt service guaran
teed. Your patronage solicited.
w. j. ROWE
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm. SINHOLD, Pr»p.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-healers
OPPOSITE Drftfp THEATRE
Fresh Laid
Eggs
$2 per doi.
W. H. CAMERON,