CHAPTER ABOUT CHEESE
WK MAKK A Sl'KClAl.’n OF FINK CHEESE
Klkhorn Brand ('hinic> parked In ft lbn. woodri boirn.
Full Cream Sandwich Cheese per pound 55c. per box $2.60
Pimento Sandwich Cheese per pound 55c. per box $2.60
Swiss Sandwich Cheese per pound 55c. per box $3.00
KIJiHOKN l.l XCHKON < HKF.SE Packed in small and large tin*.
Camembert Cheese per >tnall tin 35c. Large tins 66c
Pimento Cheese per small tin 35c. Large tins 50c
American Cheddar per small tin l5e. Large tins 45c
Welsh Rarebit per small tin 25c. Large tins 4 5c
Chile per large tins 25c Large tins 50c
Roquefort per small tins 35c. Large tins 65c
Caciocavailo per pound 50c. Per whole cheese 45c
I Roman for grating per pound 75<C. Per whole cheese 70c
Monterey per pound 50c. Per whole cheese 45c
Swiss per pound 50c.
Oregon brick cheese per pound 4 5c.
Tillamook cheese per pound 37%c.
Young American cheese per pound 40e.. .
Macaroni Cheese, grated per glass. 35c.
Gamelost cheese, grated per glass, 75c.
^ Primost, per brick, 35f.
JL GROCERY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ESTABLISHED 1S00
(/ m
> fltake It Easier <
fortbcWc
The Humau who make** her own bread mu«( run
the ffMntbt of (ho hoc oven and the worry of the baiting
Ixiard before nIu> obtains it.
Hotv much easier it is to put down ten rents for
our small loaves or fifteen rents for «*ur extra large
loaves and say WHISTLE HitKAD PLEASE.
Whistle Bread is wrapped in oil pa|»er, therefore,
assuring our patrons fresher and most sanitary Bread.
A
WHISTLE
. CAFE AND BAKERY
N _
City Bath House
Open For Business
UNDER THE OLD MANAGEMENT
- |
M. O. SOLBERG
BARBER SHOP IN CONNECTION
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Panama
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleanii g
LUimL HCVTu
TKL1JSK MAIL LEAVES.
Mall for Taylor and Teller left
thiit morning In charge of the con
tractors, Cbas. Carr and Bob Oumak
LAST RHUUmfiD MAIL OF
THK W1NTKK SKA&ON TODAY
The last registered mail of the
season will close today at 5 p. m.
The last regular mail o fthe sea
son will close April 15th at 5 p. m.
ESSAYS WILL BE PUBLISHED
The manuscripts in the Road Con
test Prize essays have been submit
ted to this office and will be pub
lished in the next issue of the Nome
Weekly Nugget.
APRIL FOOL PARTY TONIGHT
Tonight in the Odd Fellows hall,
the Rebekahs will give an April
Fool Party, to which the public is
invited
t'AMOOGAN BURDEN (RACE
The committee in charge has de
cided to hold a Camoogan Burden
dog race to Council. This event
will take place on Thursday April
20th and at least seven or eight
to* ms will enter. Further details
Bl>. PFAFFLK IN XOMK
Ml. Pfaffle. well known Council
City merchant arrived Wednesday
and will endeavor to arrange for a
Cani^iouan race before returning.
Ed. is having some dental work
done by Nome’s genial dentist. Dr.
ALEX HOLMKOX ARRIVES
AND DEPARTS
Alex Holmson arrived from Coun
cil early in the week, having as a
passenger Tony HaakonBon. who
will spend a few days in Nome.
Alex returned to Council w£h
Mrs. O. Steiner and children Thijrs
PIONKKItK »IVK
SEWARD DAY DAVTE
The Pioneers of Alaska observed
Seward’s Day by giving a sotial
dance and lunch to a fair siaed
crowd in the Pioneer Igloo. Thuri
day evening.
C’OUNCLLITE IX NOME
Hugh Pearson came over from
Council to bid on the Anderson
dredge raising job and returned to
Council the latter part of the week.
As the Anderson dredge people have
decided to do the work themselves
Mr. Pearson's trip was fruitless.
OPT8IDE MALL ARRIVES
* * * * *** » * W Hi « *J* *
Mail from the States and Alaskai
points arrived at the postoffice he
fore noon Friday, in charge of Pet*
Curran. A fnll load of first ant
second class matter wjis receive*
and quickly distributed. t
TO PROSPECT IN HILLS
Ivan Scheike will leave this nex
week on a prospecting trip to hi
properties at the head of Ireu
Creek. A load of supplies an*
equipment will be hauled to th
claims and Ivan will devote his tim
searching for the all elusive nugget
NOME SCHOOL BASKET
BALL LEAGIT
Monday evening at eight o’cloc
a lively basketball game was playe
in the school gym. with the Nation
als and Americans on the floor.
This was, the ninth ehampionahi
league garde and was attended
a good crowd.
The nationals were crippled thr
the loss of Captain Bahlke and th
I Anal wind up ft^nn^ the score 1
to 10 for the Americans. The nei
game will be played Monday evei
ing at eight o’clock.
The League now stands 5-4 1
favor of the Americans.
KSS'llSK'fiK'ltlfiK'fiSX
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
Open from !
I A. M. to I P. M. !
..SPECIAL DINNER FROM i
5 P. M. «• < P. M. 1
ksk*iesk!s*«!sss«!
At a meeting of the Nome Kennel
Club It was decided to hold a Bor
den Marathon dog race from Nome
to Cape Nome and return, a dis
tance of 26 miles and 285 yards.
The winner will obtain a beautiful
cup which will soon be placed on
exhibition. All contemplating en
tering this race should confer with
the committee composed of C. S.
Drinker. J. J. Keenan and W. C.
McGuire.
Date set for this race Is April 17.
CITY COUNCIL MKKTS.
The Nome City Council met in
regular session, last Monday even
ing, with Mayor C. F. Rice in the
'hair and all members present.
Matters relating to taxes were
presented and disposed of by un
animous vote. New bills were pre
sented to the Finance Committee
and tabled to make way for old
bills which were passed.
The council decided to present a
referendum to the voters of Nome
on the question of Municipal Wharf.
Lighterage and Coal Yard.
The judges and clerk appointed
for the Primary Election were bv
motion named to act in the same
capacity for the .Municipal election
to be held next Tuesday.
MOOSE INSTALLATION
On Monday evening the Loyal
Order of Moose installed the follow
ing officers to preside for the en
suing year:
Past. Dictator.
Dictator.
Vice Dictator.
Treasurer. . . .
Secretary.
Sergt. at Arms
Inside Guard.
Outside Guard
Trustee ....
Truste
. Fred Cook
. Norvin W. Lewis
...John A. Wilson
.C. C. Crooks
. . .T. C. Lehmann
.W H. Koch
Russel C. Sergeant
..Julius Patterson
. . A. Hermanson
. . . . L. Stephanson
.... Ed. Tarnutzet
After installation cards and re
•shments were indulged in by the
Moose and Moose Legionnaires.
LEAVES FOR N’EXAXA
Victor Anderson. who received
a telegram to meet Leonard Seppala
and Mr. and Mrs. James Frawley at
Nenana. was unable to make the
trip on account of the season being
so far advanced that his presence
was required at the Pioneer Mining
Company’s properties.
Gunner Kassan was put in charg.
of the trip and left Monday after
toon at 1:30 with the famous rac
tig team of Seppala. consisting of
18 beautiful Siberian trail blazers.
HAMBER OF COMMERCE
LUNCHEON POPULAR
Last Thursday evening the Bah
ke's restaurant was the scene of
he regular monthly luncheon given
»y the Northwestern Alaska Cham
ier of Commerce. Promptly at six
hirty the guests, numbering about
10 sat down to a well filled table
tnd enjoyed the good things before
This meeting was a celebration of
Seward’s Day as well as the regular
unction of the Chamber, and was
veil attended.
Instead of speeches the usual ad
Iresses were replaced by reading of
numerous telegrams in regard to
irarious matters that still are in a
nebulous condition, which demon
strates that the Board of Directors
)f the Chamber of Commerce is cer
ainly a live bunch and have been
industriously pursuing a policy to
ward the acquisition of the Seward
Peninsula Railway and for Cheaper
FOUND—A sum of money was
found on 2nd avenue, between R
and D street*.- .Owner can obtain
same by calling at this office Mon
day and Identifying the amount and
paying for this advertisement.
N O T I C E
On and after April 1st the electric
cunvBt wifi be off daily between the
hoafn of i n. m,
Alaskan M. Mtm. A Power Co.
SPECIAL) PRICES ON
F U R N I T V R E
HEATERS, ETC.. ALSO LUMBER*
SHEET IRON AND WOOD FOR
SALE REASONABLE.
HOLTS CASH STONE
TeMmoa Maim 11
SUN-KIST
CORN AND PEAS
; Jr NOW 26 CENTS
if E. CROWLEY GROCERY CO,
<1. B. JfMAN, M—pw
Water Wagon
MM VERY WILL I'OUMBNCK AH SOON AS FRHK3SS-VP
,* Delivering pure Spring water from Snu Light Springs on
Socket* Creek. Just the same kind of water as obtained from
Moonlight Springs—Absolutely pure. Prompt service guaran
tee!. Your patronage solicited.
W. J. ROWE
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm. SINHOLD, Prop.
• TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECI*LTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
JAS. SWARTZELl. Prop.
Best Accomodations in Alaska
STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
HERRING
3c per pound
$50 per ton
Blubber per pound Sets
GROUND OATS, M I P » .l I X G 8
HICKORY TOR 8KII8 A»j> DOG SDK1GHS
DOG HARNESS. 1* O R S E HARNESS
Sl.EIGHK AND WAGONS.
W. H. CAMERON, ^
TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
(fOM I. MW Ik.
Dealer in Raw Furs
NEW YORK—127 W. 27th St.,
SEATTLE—ALASKA BUILOINft
Ship direct to Ney York for higheet prices paid for Raw Furs.
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your
shipments will be kept separate in order that our priccie may be ap
proved by jrou. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the Furs will be returned to you. transportation charges pre
paid. Ship by Insered Parcel Post or Express, Ship in a dry con
dition. Always eacleee an itemised list of contents with name and
PAIso place duplicate list on the outside of package or bale,
ments are made by check on *he Seattle National Bank, or In
er manner desired. Special instruction, it any. to accompany
nt.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US MOW
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