« REAL BARGAIN
BOSS OF 1 ROOD
KHAKI AND CANVAS
COOTS
$ 1.50 Each
These Coats are worth $2.50 and
$3.00 each, but we will sell them at
the adove price for one week. Buy en
ough now to last you for a few years.
LEHMANN’S
HKS. WAGNKR WILL RETURN
ON FIRST BOAT
• Tfc«» Nugget has bwn advised
thru one of its subscribers that Mrs
John Wanger, the dressmaker,
formerly of Nome, writes she will
return to Nome on the first boat,
with a slock of ladies hats and
EAGIJC TROPHY SKRIK.S
TERMINATED
The final game in the Whist Tro
phy Settfes. being played by the
Eagles. was terminated last Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Mattild and Henry
Gumm the winners of the Grand
The winners in the games played
during the evening were: Ladies,
Mips. P. Saiber, Mts. A. G. Thomnien,
Mrs. A. Bahlke. Men, Frank Rice.
Nels Rwanberg, J. Seidenverg.
MAIL MOVEMENTS.
Rob Omnk returned Sunday with
the mail from the Kougarok. On
Che return trip Bob brought back
about 75 pounds of fresh Pickerel,
wfhtich he obtained at Mary’s IitIoj.
The fish were quickly disposed of in
the local market.
MaiJ from the Outside arrived
Wednesday afternoon in charge o'
Peter Curran. Mail for the Outside
elosed Thursday eveniryr at 5 o’clock
As was started in the Bulletin of
Tuesday, the mail cloning Thursday
eventing, leaving Friday morning,
carried the final shipment of Regis
tered. Insured, and Parcel Post mat
ter and Fur-s. destined for the Outr
Aflter this date, to and including
the last dispatch of the Overland
9enrice. wfhdch will be about Apt-ill
20th. only ordinary mafl matter of
the first class (letters in their usual
and ordinary form), postcards and
second class matter will be forward
Aflter the final overland dispatch
all classes <5* mail matter will be
held to go forward by the usual
Sommer service.
Mlai'l Cor Teller will leave April
list in charge of Joe DeRosie.
OIL BLANKS FOR SALE AT
NUGGET OFFICE
SUBSCRIBE FOB THE ffUGGBT
NOTH’K IS HEREBY GIVEN;
that til*- .Municipal ami School Hoard
'Meetion for the City of Nome, Alas
ka. will hr held April 3rd, I92il, for
the purpose of electing a Mayor,
iIhw Councihnen, (Jitjr Treasurer,
< 'ity (Terk, City Attorney and Treaa
uirr of the Nome School Hoard.
Polling plucei for said election will
be at the City Hall.
K. GRIMM.
City Clerk.
I>at*-d Nome, Alaska, this JlOth day
of March. 11*23.
NOTH * IS HEREBY GIVEN;
that the Annual Municipal and
School Hoard Election will be held
at the City Hall in the City of Nome,
on Tuesday April 3rd. 1923, and the
following candidate* have been duly
j and regularly nominated for the re*
I spec! He office* hereinafter set forth,
| and having complied with the pro*
| vision* of Ordfnjuioe \o. 241 of the
j City of Nome:
GEO. S. MAYNARD.
BD. TARNUTZER.
S. H. BURGH
JAMES J. BOG AX.
CHARLES CAVEY
A. W. OR LAND,
WM. SINHOLD.
E. GRIMM.
For City Treasurer,
, ARTHUR WRIGHT.
For City Attorney,
HUGH O’NEILL.
For Treasurer Nome School Board,
MRS. SARA CROOKS,
E. K. JOHANSEN
MASONS TO ATTEND
EASTER SERVICES
The Masonic bodies of Nome will
attend Buster services at the reder
ated church Sunday evening at 8:It.
ik in iw mi mi m we
tour ronmtn
AND NOW IS THE TIHE FOR
A STUDIO APPOINTMENT
Lomen Brothers
LOCAL NEWS
ATTRACTIONS SCHEDULED.
Moose Social and Dance March 31
Borden Dog Race 'April 4th.
Rebekah Dance April 7th.
Pioneer Women dance April 14th.
Mooseheart Benefit April 21st.
NOMKITES VISITING
IN NOIXXMON
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lomen, Miss
Helen Lomen and L. J. Palmer left
Wednesday over the wh'iite trail for
a visit in Solomon. The party will
remain a few days, returning as
soon as trail conditions improve.
HA>I MON (H). RKPRE8ENTATIV E
RETURNS FROM DIME
E. J. Gorman, with Leonard Sep
pela and his team of Siberians, re
turned Sunday afternoon from a
business titifp to the Dime Creek dis
tiiat. Mr. Gorman went into the
Dime camp on matters relative to
the Hammon Consolidated Gold
Fields Company interests.
MAIL FOR HERRING
AND WAIN WRIGHT
Capt. Amundsen will leave for
Wainwright as noon as trail condi
tions improve sufficiently for travel.
The CaptJain states that If Nome
people have any maiil they want de
livered to the far northern poirefcs
he will be glad to act as carrier if ;
they will immediately hand It to him ;
UNSIGNED COMUNR ATIONS
The Nugget is aLwfays willing to
receive contributions for publica
tions and if it is deemed advisable
and space permfts will publish the
articles. No reputable newspaper
in the United States will give time j
or consideration to unsigned arti- j
Cles and the Nugget refuses to print J
articles unless the authors reveal I
thcraBelves and we are thereby en- I
abled to to them the Intent and pttr- j
pose of live subject matter. j
GORDON MARATHON DOG
RKT POSTPONED
Sunday April 1st was the date set
for the Borden Marathon race from
Nome to Cape Nome and return, but I
weather conditions have become so
adverse that postponement was de
The new date set is Wednesday j
April 4th and the race will be then j
run if conditions permit. Filing tor
entries wnTl close at 5 p. m. Tuesday
and drawing for place will be made j
ait the name hour, both taking place j
in the M. & M. bank. j
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ItKI MAKER REPRESENTATIVE
RETURNS PROM TELLER
Dan Crowley returned to Nome
Wednesday afternoon from his
speedy trip to Teller, where he
went to attend the funeral of Com
missioner Win. Marx.
On has return trip Mr. Crowley
drove the dog team of Mr. Marx,
consisting of ten doge*. Dan will
remain in Nome for about two
weeks and then return to Teller,
where he will remain until opening
of navigation.
Referring to the funeral of Mr.
Marx, Mr. Crowley stated that every
body in Teller and the immediate
vticrinity attended. Father Da For
tune conducted the service and
preached an appropriate sermon.
The body was laid to rest in the Tel
ler cemetery.
Mrs. Wm. Marx will be appoint
ed by Jjidge Lomen to fill the unex
pired term of her deceased husband,
U. S. Commissioner Marx.
Mr. Crowley will return to Teller
to take charge of the large herd of
reindeer of which Mr. Marx was
manager. The herd consists of ap
proximately 5,000 head, being com
posed of animate belonging to the
Lomen Company and various na
tive owners.
Legal Blanks, all kinds, for sale at
the Nuget Office.
SSS'fiS'fi'fiKKKKWKKS
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
Open frem
7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
SPECIAL DINNER FRQM
I P. M. to 7 P. M.
MUSH Bits Kh'TVKX FROM
DOWN THE COAST
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cameron and
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Weaver returned
Wednesday from their trip to the
Casadepaga and Council district*.
On thelT return trip the u.ushers
visited the Silver Camp on Fish
River and report that satisfactory
.progress is being made by the opera
tors. Much time and money is
being spent by the operating com
pany in extending the shaft and
constructing suitable building** for
the future operations. That the
owners are satisfied with the pros
pects is shown by the fact that
officials and workingmen will send
for their wives and families this sum
raer and remain with the project.
MOOSE INSTALLATION AND
SOCIAL I AST MONDAY
On lasit Monday night the I.*oya4
Order of Moose held Its annual in
stallation of officers and followed
the regular business wfilth an enjoy
able social. In which the ladies par
ticipated. The officers installed are:
Alfred Loman.P. D.
Norvin W. Lewis.Dictator
Fred Harrison.V.-D.
Julius Pattei'son.Prelate
W. H. Koch.Secretary
Carl O. Hereim.Treasurer
Henry Conrad.Trustee
B. M. Buckley.S. A.
C. K. Larson.I. G.
Henry Chamberlain.O. G.
Cards were pliayed in which the
winners were: Ladies. Mrs. Rose
Loscher, Miss Cochran. Miss Ross.
Men. Anton Hermanson. F. D. Riice,
Dave Graves.
KIKHKLE’S STORK HAS
A NEW OWNER
C. K. Larsen this week completed
arrangements whereby he beoomee
the owner of the Kiiasede stock of
wall paper, paints and oils. The
new proprietor is a master workman
in the decoratiing field and his own
ership of the business,* is moot fitt
Mr. Larsen last fia.ll shipped in a
laTge stock of new wall paper and
is at present busy arranging his new
store and stock. The ownership ac
quired does not include the real es
tate of the Kia^pla estate, the
tftock and fixtures of t’.*.* >tore were
included in the transe
The business will be concluded at
the old place and Mr. Larsen- will
maintain the reputation of the for
mer owner glviing to the people of
Nome the best of service.
RASTER 8KRVMH IN
NOME CHURCHES
Baxter Sunday will be observed
in the CaithoWc, Federated and Nome
Mission churches.
In f*. Joseph’s church the day‘a
services wifll consist of Low Mass at
9 A. M. High Maas at 11 A. M.
and Benediction at 7:30 P. M.. A
choir of 10 voices has been practic
ing for this day. the three services
being held in the Church instead of
the Chapel.
In the Federated Church the Eas
ter celebration will be held in the
evening at 8:15 P. M. Miss-Wlal
tbal will preach the Eadter ser
mun and the Sunday School children
will render the program. The choir
has been diligently practicing for
thds event and good music will he
rendered.
The Nome Mission church will
hold Its Easter service at 7:30 P. M.
and will close In time for those
wieh&ng to attend services at the
Federated church.
NOME WANDERERS IN SEATTLE.
Sam Oruickshank, formerly with
Wm. Rowe, arrived in Seattle from
Montana Where he is interested in
the oil business and doing well.
Roy Wells has a lucrative posi
tion with an auto company and is
getting the money.
Niiers & Mtfdwots
M Of Ali&k*
NOME. ALASKA
WE PAY
lute rest ob Time OerttkatM
3% per annum
Ob • mOBth depoilto.
\% per annum
Ob IB BMMh «««*.
SPECIALS
ONE WEEK ONLY
Gold Nugget Potato*-*, 5 lb. cans, per can,.
Horst Cubed Potatoes, 3*4 lb. cans, per can,.
Horst Sliced Onions, 1% lb. can, per cap,.
Caledero Slicnl Onions, I lb. can, per can,.
Gold Nugget Gran. Soup Vegetable, 1 |b. can, per can,.
Dehydrated Spinach, per can.
Dehydrated Cabbage, per can.
HANDY DANDY SOUPS
( IN CONCENTRATED FORM )
We have the following varieties: . .Pea Onion. Rouillnti. Print*n1cr,
Vegetable, Cream of Oats, Rice, Julienne, Cream of Celery,
Cream of Tomato, Vermicelli and Egg and Vermicelli
and Tomato.
A.POLET
2 Packages 25 c
Per Doz. $ 1.40
? i i
LOGAL NEWS
Paul Denhart recently went to
Mexico on a mining deal.
Howe, the former Nome tinner,
to stopoin-; a* .be ocevens hotel and
to looking prosperous.
Bob North* spent a couple days in
Seattle, leaving for California
where he has a ranch.
Geo. Bowles to at the Northern
Hotel, having arrived from Kansas.
George sends his regards to the
boys in Nome.
Albert Hamilton, Ross Kinney
and Homer Witoner are all employ
ed in the County offices in Seattle.
J. H. Stevens (Big Mft Steve.)
former editor at the Gold Digger,
is running a paper in Seattle and
looks as fat as ever.
OlJle B our reft is manager'of the
Bourrett-Kirkwood Company on
Main Street and has a fine position.
Bennie White to running a taxi
and says that LiUke White (his fath
er) and At Lester are in California
on some mining deal and that it to
looking propserous.
Sam Taggart is manager of the
Red Top Cab Co. (a new .taxi com
pany) and to doing a good business.
Denny Murray and Dan McGdnley
are running th£ M. & M. Grocery at
20th and Jackflon Streets. Emmet
Kelly to storekeeper, part of the.
Frank Hall has a soft drink and
card parlor on 3rd avenue (The
Star) and States he is enjoying a
good business.
Cap. Wedt (the quartz man) is
now known as Doc. West. He has
a rheumatism sanitarium in Seattle
and from all reports to some D|pc.
Lee McCloy to an aasayer for a
Jewelry house on First avenue.
B. B. Dobbs to still In the mode
game and has a fine iudio in West
Seattle.
Rev. Phillips Bauer and Rev. Shank
former Nome ministers, both have
churches in Seattle.
A. B. Miller is holding down the
U. S. Marshal’s office in Seattle and
is sure kept butty. Hart Humber
has also been employed there for
some time now as well as Clyde
Miller and Miss Bertha Johnson.
Dyfed Evans, former Superinten
dent for the Bureau of Education, is
in the life insurance business as are
also John Neetor, Ramps Peterson
and Leo. Lowenberz.
A well known Nomeite who re
cently returned to Seattle states that
Id Victonia, B. C. real whiskey is
selling for $3.00 per quart and that
in that city be didn’t see bo intosl
aated person, which is more than lie
conld nay for Seattle (a dry town.)
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CORN MEAL SAL
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PER SACK
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R. B. JULIAN Manager