LADY WASHIN6T0N
PURE HONEY
From Washington Bee Farms,
Seattle, Wash.
20 oz jars
60cts
POLET
GROCERY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ESTABLISHED 1900
BEAR SAILED THIS MORNING
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
inir «<ich
tuition <lnrir
minim? Haims,
pape _'4<> ;inc
< ording l*r-« :nct. Ter
Haiin. notice of loo a -
ourpose
InRiii ham .in- hereby r«*>
tribute vour proportion <
diture. .is C’o-owner,
undersigned wlt'n
final puhlicu
wiid Halm will be forfeited and he
roine the proper!' of the undersigned,
vonr co-owner .i« provided -by said
lilted Nolle- X.’.iska. April 1'i. 1921.
VIRGINIA V DICKENSON
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
X 4* 4* 4*4*4* 4? 4> 4* 4* 4* 4* <#• *
CHAS CARLSON DEAD
AT ST MICHAEL
nnpnn\. di*d suddenly from hen-t
SCHOONER RUBY
TO SAIL MAY 19TH
Defemlant.
I’RKSII>ENT OF THE I'NITED
STATES OF AMERICA
.ICE BFRSIK. defendant .-.hove
City of Nome. Se« <
thereof will I
summons,
judgment
Division,
hlrty (SO)
answer said <onvplnint the
f matrimony hr
•ting between pla>
on the ground
hereof is the
• the publi
\V IT NESS J't
H< (R/.HEIMER.
Seond Division
Judge of the Distil,
rerrttory of Alask
.Mixed at Nome. Alas
■ f April. 1921
L *9* «4* *>L *9* A •$)
I Arctic Bakern, Candu Store jj
and Ice Cream Parlor
THE HOME OF SWEETS AND A GOOD PLACE TO EAT.
GOOD OREAD. PASTRY, CAKES, AND PIES,
jt HOME MADE CANDY AND AUGUSTINE * KEYER’S CHOCOLATEiT j
► WE SERVE MEALS FROM 7 A. M. TO * P. Ml'
SPECIALTY—OUR SOURDOUGH HOT CAKES
ifnmmmmmwt
f AMI.lt ASin isiABSA MBitai/a
COLD AMD WARM DRINKS.
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LOCAL NEWS
PIONEER LADIES HOLD
AFTERNOON CARO SOCIAL
The women Pioneer organization
Was host to the Julies of Nome at ;»
card social held at Pioneer Igloo The
function was attended by a larg** num
ber and was a very enjoyable event,
according to those attending.
MAYOR RICE BACK FROM TELLER
Mayor <"has It ee returned during
the first part of the week from flying
visit to the T iler section to look over
a dredge in which he is interest—I with
a view t-» its operation during the open
NOME TAILORING COMPANY
ESTABLISHMENT RENOVATED
Tike well known Notne Tailoring
i'oin; . ny establishment h-.ts been given
splend.mt in a new < oat of wall paper
insL. lied by proprietor Keene during
the past few days.
MARCH MAILS REACH SEATTLE
Th.' overland mails leaving Nmne *>n
Itf: > rr. e days out from Nome. • <.J
ing to w re advices received by I’ost
The mails mentioned included the
STREAMS OPENING RAPIDLY
nine in lhy. Center and other creeks
I in this locality, the ice breakuf "n
Considerable water is also report:-!
ie river and other nearby
[flags lowered in monor
OF DEAD JURIST
Kings* on th«- courthouse were flown
honor of CImif Justice ‘White.
.\i»r> klacs lowbred <Lo< d .. . .
en< to the memory of the late chief
Justice today by meeting and ad
journing without transacting busine««.
WHEEL VEHICLES APPEARING
With the departure of the winter
| snows from the ima.:n thoroughfare*.
Wheeled vehicles of various sorts have
apie-ared within the past two or three
days. One auto has emerged from its
winter retirement and a delivery wag
on or two are in service. By tumor -
row the fire department apparatus will
probably be placed on wheels for the
summer. Chief Haughey and his men
are giving the chemical equipment an
overhauling preliminary to the change.
PREPARATIONS FOR HARBOR
DREDGING UNDER WAY
W. .1. I to we. holder of the contract
for hedging the Snake Itiver harbor
channel and basin. 2s placing his
dredge in shai*e to renew operations,
after a year of inactivity due to the
delay in construction resulting from
the damage done to the east jetty and
rewSment during the fall of 191S. The
dredge, which .partially sank last year
in the spring breakup, is being pump
el out and will be thoroughly over
hauled in time to commence operations
when conditions are favorable.
ALASKA LIGHTERAGE
CO PLANT PURCHASED
BY LOCAL PEOPLE
As a result of a deal made late last
week, the lighterage plant of the Al
aska Lighterage and Commercial
OVimpany has been sold to a local syn
dicate of which H. O. (SabrielHon. for
mer agent of the Alaska company, is
the guiding spirit. Although the deal
is said to have be-m Hosed early in
the week, no official announcement of
the transfer w;ix made until today..
The announcement will l*e found in
another section of this issue.
The considerations Involved In the
transfer are not announced. It is un
derstood that the new concern is fi
nanced. chiefly at least, by local cap;
b-il.. Associated with Mr, flab riel son
in the new company are. a number of
Uie former employees of the old com
| As a result of the transfer Nome is
insured ample lighterage facilities In
the future and the recent quandry
caused by the old company’s retire
ment Is entirely relieved.
NOME CHILD DIES
AT MOOSCHIArtT
Irene .Davidson.ops of U|0 fl*e chil
Aren. «gat to tb« famous Mo44# UstL
tuuw HMOaHmrt. IB ; lor rii*M»V
*«• inn u. «M M
3 p. m. Tu»<1ay afternoon aa a result
|of throat trouble, according to a tele
igrarn received by the locsil lodge sec
|rvtary. Vm. H. Koch. The deceased
[child, with her sisters Kdn.». Kdilh and
IV»r:s. and a l*r»*ther, Alexander Divid
[son. have resided at Mooseheart since
1917 following the death <>f their
mother here. Vnother child, the y'oung
• st of the family, is a ward of Mr. and
Mrs. T. M Gibson .uid resides >n
California. Alex Unidson recently
I-ft Mooseheart to become a «-ndet .it
the Great 1-Lkes naval training station.
As the children are wards of the Nome
Mow lodge, the org.in-zation has re
quested the deceased ch:ld be buried
M.
JUVENILE FRATERNITY HOLDS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
—
t The Northern Kn.ghts. the juvenile
fraternal society recently organized
here. the nwtnbership of which is eoni
|n‘sed of school boys. h*ld its regular
monthly business and social meeting
Friday evening anil, in addition to in
itiating two new members, also had
what is described by its official reporter
Austin Hickson, as the best meeting
ever. Master D.ckxon states that th *
■‘real special” feature of the session
Wits the presence of the mother's of the
club members, there by s|*ecial invita- i
tion of the fraternity.
Ik-ing a sure enough “Si'cret” fra- !
ternity. the mother's were not admitted j
unt 1 after the "mysteries” were over [
and the “gout" carefully concealed ia ,
his secret hiding place The mothers
however, were permitted to see the !
workings of the fraternity to some de- I
gran through being allowed entrance !
in time t-> make some timely remarks
under the head of "good of th" order.”
All business concluded, the boys and
their mothers played games, the latter
entering wholeheartedly into the spirit
of the occasion and adding not a little
to the fun. A short program was also
rendered and a fine luncheon served,
to quote Reporter Dickson again, “it
was an evening full of fun" and it was
nearly Saturday morning before th"
Knights escorted their mothers home.
BALL CONTEST DEVELOPS
GOOD SPORT
snappy hall playing ami a
vast >iin from hoarse voiced Lms thru
out the two contests marked the re
turn of King Baseball to Nmii last
Saturday night.
The baseball loving element was out
in force and the crowd in the big RigV
Hall was strongly reminiscent of the
base ball gatherings of earlier years.
Although not so big in the matter of
numbers as some that have watched <
diamond contests there in the irast. j
Saturday night’s gathering made up |
for any individual dim in in t ion by the .
huge volumes of noise it was able to 1
create. The mighty chorus of yells, I
cheers, horn blasts and cat calls rose
and fell ceaselessly during the two
hours in which the ball flew hack and
forth. A( times it rose to a deep
throated roar which could be h?ir<i
blocks away from the Kagle building.
Again it dwindled to a series'’of stn
eatto yelps in which the falsetto
shrieks of the lady fans and small
boys were a dominant note. Measured
by the noise it was some basebaJJ-fest
and showed that the bid time baseball
spirit still lingers d spite the decad
ence in ball activates in la*.- years.
The first contest of the evening was
between two Juvenile teams known as
the Buffaloes and Bantams respective
ly. and proved to be a decidedly inter
esting match. The youngsters played
the game far all It was worth and
kept the audience in high good humor
during the 5 innings. Th- final score
was 8 to 9 iin favor of the Buffaloes.
A team composed of a selected ag
gregation of Nome's best b.a.r ball
talsn*, including many stars of fr.-trior
years, and one made up of members of
the Coast fluard and S!g ini ,'orps
representatives provided the main con
lent exhibition of the indoor game. It
\vas discernable early in the game,
however, that the Nome team was the
more skillful of the two The army
and navy boys played good! ndividual
ball but their lack of team work prov
ed an insurmountable obstacle to vic
tory. The Nome team displayed some
rugged spots at times 6ut their longer
experience at Indoor ball was apparent
at all times. The finnl score was:
Nome 21, Army and Navy 12.
The army and Navy team, however,
showed plainly that with mare prac
tice and proper coaching they were
quite capable of giving the others a run
worth seeing and arrangements are
under way to bring them together
again next Saturday, May &8.
Kd lowing the games, the crowd re
paired to small Bogle Hall, where danc
ing mas Inaugurated and lasted until
BASE BALL
EAGLE HALL SAT. MAY 28
8:30 P. M
RETURN GAMES BETWEEN
ARMY AND NAVY VS NOME
BUFFALOES VS BANTAMS
ADM 50 cents CHILDREN FREE
+ + + ♦**+ + + *♦ ♦•+ + + * +
ANNOUNCEMENT +
Several of the old employ es of +
• the .Maska Lighterage and Coin- ♦
nierei.il Company have purchased ♦
• Company and will engage in the ♦
» lighterage business at Nome and ♦
Bonanza under the ftnm name of ♦
the Nome Lighterage and Com- ♦
It is our intention for the pres- ♦
ent to operate under a tariff aver- ♦
aging about njne dollars i>er ton ♦
and as soon as conditions warrant ♦
this will he reduced accordingly. ♦
This Company will be in a po- ♦!
sit ion to lighter the first fleet and ♦
it will lie our aim to give the pub- ♦;
lie the best of servic/* at all times. ♦ j
NOME LIGHTERAGE AND ♦
COMMERCIAL COMPANY:
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STEAM HEAT RATES
The rates for Steam Heat for the
months of June, July, August and Sep
tember, will lie'65 cents per foot per
month
Customers contracting for steam for
the above months who do not reduce
the amount of their radiation below
last winter contract, will receive a
rate of 35 cents per foot. All contracts
must he signed before June 1st.
The regular 24 hour service will be
ALASKA MINES CORPORATION.
CUTICURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
to Pimples On Face. Itched
So«adTo<Rub Them
Burned and Hurt.
WANTS NEWS OF
MISSING RELATIVES
In .1 com mu i
Street, Victoria
formation conce
"f his brother
has not been h
Anyone possessing the deshed int'o'
■matinn will confer a grateful favor i>y
communicating with the nbov» ad
E. L. HOLT
Dealer in General Hardware
MINING SUPPLIES
STEAM HOSE
STEAM FITTINGS
TIN AND GRANITE WARE
WHITE ENAMELED WARE
tents, Tarpaulins canvas
CANVAS HOSE
CROCKERY WARE
LANG STOVES AND RANGES
HOLTS CASH STORE
Telephone Main 11
Miners & Merdnets
BiOl K AliSKi.
NOME. ALASKA
Capital • ■ $100,000
Gold Dust Purchased
and Assayed
MEET ME
at the
BOARD OF
! TRADE
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