QUALITY
DON’T buy your Rn-nd mul Pastry simply Wcaiur
they are high or low in price.
CONSIDER (^t'Al.ITV l»y com pari'on witli other
brand* you'll find that the best QI'AMTY is in oar
BRJIAR AND PASTRY
In onlcr to fiiniioli our ruSomns with fresh
bread we work nights, and in that way flic bread and
pa«-fry will b<* ready before noon every day.
WHISTLE
GAFE AND BAKERY
OPEN FOR BUSINESS SOON
WILL < AKKY IMPORTED (TT TI'RKISH TOBACCOS,
< Ki.XRS AND CIOARKTTKS.
ALSO ALI. KINDS OK SOFT DRINKS
Dan’s Place
City Bath House
Open For Business
^ I'XDER THE OLD MAN AGEMENT
M. O. SOLBERG
HA ft 11EII SHOP IX rOXXECTION
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
JOHN LAND r«ilar
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
VUWUWWUUUUOOOOOW XXKXJOO
Water Wagon
DELIVERY WILL COMMFM i; AS SOON AS FRKKZK-l'P
.* Delivering pure Spring water from Sun Light Springs on
Rocker Creek. Just the same kind of water as obtained from
Moonlight Springs—Absolutely pure. Prompt
teed. Your patronage solicited.
W. J. ROWE
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm SINHOLD, Prop.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
LOCAL NEWS
SPECIAL—Chicken Dinner at
Rnhlke's Hestaurani, every Sunday.
DOWN THK <T>AST ARRIVALS
Martin Marion of Bluff. Mrs. Tal
bot Scott of Solomon, Arthur Brock
et of Dime Creek and Chas. Dalquist
of Safety are recent arrivals in
Nome from the down coast sections.
.11-DOE I.OMAN REMOVES
TO OWN RESIDENCE
Judge G. J. Loman has moved
from the apartments over the M Ar
M. Bank, returning to his own resi
dence on 1st avenue West, where lie
will reside for the summer.
OLD LAND MARK
BEING REMOVED
The White House on the corner of
1st avenue and C street is being
torn clown by a force of native work
men. The lot is now owned by the
Methodist Mission but the building
is the property of the Lamareaux es
tate, represented bv .Tames Frawley
SOLOMON ROAD HOUSE
OPENS FOR SUMMER
Mrs. W. J. Rowe has repaired to
Solomon where she will conduct her
well known Roadhouse until he
close of navigation. Miss Margaret
will spend the summer months with
her mother, leaving as soon as tra
veling becomes possible.
MRS XEIBLING WILL
OPEN NEW RESTAURANT
Mrs. Marie Niehling. well known
caterer, will open her estaurant on
June 7th. Mrs. Niebling is reno
vating the entire place and when
completed it will present an attrac
tive eating place which no doubt
will appeal to many people of Nome
SNAKE RIVER FERRY
NOW OPERATING
Persons having ■ business on the
Sandspit are now able to save a long
walk across the Snake river bridge.
A row boat ferry, charging 10 cents
fare, has been established and pas
sengers are carried across the river
by hailing the boatman who resides
on the opposite side.
MOON Lie; HT WATER IN CITY
The Moonlight Water Compan}
has a crew of men working on the
water main and by the middle ol
the main at the head of D Street.
At the time of going to press the
iine on Front street was clear as far
as Milos Cafe. Water delivery is
now being made with water from
the Moonlight Springs and running
water in business houses and resi
dences is a question of but a few
SI'CTION DltKIMiE ON
WAY TO COMPLETION
The large barge, formerly the pro
perty of the Nome Lighterage Com
pany. now being equipped as a suc
tion dredge by J. J. Keenan has re
ceived a new deck and work on the
housing is under way. Mr. Keenan
has had motors and machine parts
placed in readiness for installation
and as soon as weather conditions
permit the dredge will receive Its
full compliment of dredging parts.
CLEAN CP DAY CLOSE AT HAND
The day set aside for Nome’s
Clean Up Day is yet uncertain, but
a> soon as conditions permit a notice
will appear in the Bulletin specify
ing th«- particular day for this event.
In the meantime it is the duty of all
citizens to begin cleaning up their
yards and collecting the winter’s
accumulation of garbage and when
the special day comes the rubbish
can be quickly removed from sight.
Mr. Julian chairman of the Health
and Relief Committee, is active in
marshaling his forces and unoccu
pied property will be taken care of
by his corp of cleaner .
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
Open from K
6 A. M. to 8 P. M. *5
.SPECIAL DINNER FROM !fi
9 P. M. to IP. M. *
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KOIiOMOX RIVER BREAKS
News has reached Nome that the
Solomon rivet opting breakup has
arrived and the usual high water
conditions prevail. It was reported
that the Shaughnossy Road House
was being riood-d. but upon investi
gation it wa* learned that the rumor
was false. While it is true that
the river has become badly swollen
at the presort time no danger is *m
mlnent.
LIFE SAVING CREW
SET GOOD EXAMPLE
Members of the Nome Life Saving
crew have set a good example for
the citizens of Nome by cleaning
Barrack Squarb and the streets
fronting the station. The station
and its equipment has been placed
in order foj* summer operations and
•now presents an appearance which
is a credit to the boys in charge.
01,1) SOUK DOUGH
<'ELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
L. S. ((Dad) Stem pie on last
Sunday celebrated his birthday by
attending a dinner party given in
honor of his 70th birthday. His
many friends surprised the gentle
man by preparing a sumptuous re
past and then notifying him to ap
pear. It is needless, to state that
Dad was surprised and that all pres
ent enjoyed themselves immensely
NOME FOUNDRY MAKING
BRONZE CASTING?*
The Nome Foundry* operated by
Joe Hendricks and assistants or
the Sandspit, is being kept busy
making Bronze castings for bush
ings to ho used on the Keenan sue
tion dredge.
| This firm of foundry-men are ready
at all times to make castings in var
' ious kinds of metals, being equipped
I with the necessary furnaces and ma
terial to meet the needs and de
mands of the community.
RECKLESS AUTO DRIVING TO
RE GUARDED AGAIN SI
Now that the city streets are well
cleared of ice and snow it behoove?
auto drivers to bear in mind thal
the lives and limbs of pedestraini
must be protected against fast and
reckless driving. Many time.<
children and aged persons turn coi
ners and are in danger of being rur
over by those drivers who disregard
the speed limit. This conditiot
can be avoided by ordinary can
being observed by car owners:
SNAKE RIVER BREAKS AT
MOUTH AND CLEAR!
Snake river has at last broken a
the mouth and is running swift -an<
clear from ice floes. John Lindberj
and assistants, representing the A1
»«ka Road Commission, have beei
busy dynamiting the jams as thej
formed and the river now is safelj
controlled so that damage is a re
mote probability. fee beyond th<
jetty heads has been broken up and
water is rapidly cutting a channel.
Floating ice has scoured the rivet
bed to such an extent that much ac
cumulated gravel has been removed,
thereby deepening the main river
channel.
NUGGET HAS SENT FOR
COMPLETE PASSENGER
LIST STR VICTORIA
The Nugget correspondent has
been instructed to wire the entire
passenger list of the Victoria as
soon as the boat leaves Seattle.
This is an expense of no small
item, but the Nugget has always In
mind the duty it owes to its sub
scribers and is willing to conduct
its columns in a manner commen
surate with the support and en
couragement' given by the citizens
of Nome, more particularly its sub
scribers and advertisers. To obtajp
telegraphic news requires an outlay
of funds that must be met by rev
enues of the business and conse
quently the more subscribers and
advertisers a periodical has the
more news can be published.
The increase in business the past
week justifies the management in
incurring this and other expense.
E. L. HOLT
HARDWARE
SPECIAL' PRICKS ON
F I R N ITIR E
HEATERS, ETC., ALSO LUMBER,
SHEET IRON AND WOOD FOR
SALE REASONABLE.
HOLTS CASH STORE
Talaahona Main 11
frank Martin
(LEADING FlTR DEALER)
RAW FI RS AMI MASK IT GARMENTS.
LARGE SKH K OK mFKLIKK AND PARKAS.
RAW MATERIAL KOI! PARKAS; WOLK Al WOLVERINE SKIN'S.
ORDERS TAKEN FAIR MANUFACTURED GARMENTS.
CURIOS OK ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICKS KOR Kl'RS
Hudson Bay Fur Co.
OF SEATTLE
FRANK MARTIN, Agent,
MRS. NIEBLING'S
RESTAURANT
Open for Business
4 p. m. June 8th
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Arctic Bakeru. Candn Store
and Ice Cream Parlor
(THE HOME OF SWKETS AN# A GOOD PLACE TO EAT.)
FIRST CLASS RAKERV PRODUCTS
SOURDOUGH HOTCAKES FROM 7 u. m. to 12 noon.
WE SERVE HILI/S BROS. COFFEE
GOOD MEALS TO NINE P. M.
FRESH 1C E C R E A M D A I L V
SOFT BRINKS, HOME MADE CANDY
CARL PORATH, Proprietor.
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Election Printing
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Accepted by the Nugget
From all parties or factions •
regardless of affiliations.
Fresh Laid
Eggs
$2 per doz.
W. H. CAMERON,