.OCAL NEWS
Walter Taylor recently left for
Spruce Creek.
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. John Bogan returned from Solo
„ mon where he delivered a load of
hay for Billy Rowe's horses.
. Among recent visitors to Nome,
it is reported that Rev. L. E. Ost.
Charles Fegerstrom, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Fegerstrom, Jr., are recent
ly in from Golovin.
I March 10, Pilot Eagley flew to
Dime Creek with Carl Haftson,
who is returning to his home,
witha capacity cargo of mail and I
freight. Easley continued on to j
Candle Deering and Kotzebue.
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The Pioneer Ladies enjoyed a
very pleasant card party and soc
ial last evening at the Pioneer
Igloo. Mrs. Hagen, Mrs. Lehmann
and Mrs. Ed S6idenverg took the
prizes which consisted respectiv
ely of a beautiful lunch-set, e
powder set, and a box of ha:
' kerchiefs.
Tuesday, Feb. 24, Mrs. Vilma
Brown was hostess to fifteen
Truing ladJfcfc who gathered at
her home to shower lovely gifts
upon Amelia S. Brunell. Amel
ia’s engagment to William Kelaey
was announced the early part of
February.
Hemming of kitchen towels
took up the afternoon, after which
a shower of lovely gifts was rain
ed on Amelia. Immediately fol
lowing th's a delightful lunch
was served. , j
New Operator For Kobgebue
Horn today, March 10, it Kot
zebue, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J,
i-nwd, an eleven-pi u:i 1 baby bo»,
"i.ogun.” Mother and Logan are
doing fine.
The above information was re
ceived by the Nugget in a wire
from Operaor Walter J. Dowd,
officer in charge, of the Kqfgebue
station, just before going to
press today.
The funeral for Mrs. Frank
Preston is to be held Sunday af
ternoon at the Federated Church
at 2 p.m. Mrs. Preston was
born in England March 14, 1868
and came to Alaska in 1910.
She is survived by her husband,
Frank Preston, who is at present
trapping near Pitka Point on the
Yukon. She also has a daughter
living near London and three
grund-daughters of whom she
was very fond.
Thursday even'll a delightedT
audience enjoyed an hrur or so of
very fine accordian music furnish
ed by Carl Hanson n the reading
room oX the Pioneer Igloo.
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I1ASEBAM,
The largest attendance of
Sporting fans in threj years show
ed its intense interest in last Wed
nesday's indoor baseball ganio.
and for the first time this sea
son the Alaskans lost out. in a
seven inning game the All Stars;
piled up a score of eighteen
against three for the native Alas
kans. The game lasted one hour
and ten minutes, with Alvin Polet
and 'Doc Pratt keeping score and
Dr. Swafts and Lyle Nevins um
piring for the evening.
In the second game of the ev
ening the Single Girls triumph
ed over the Alaskan Girls by a
score of eighteen to twelve. It
was a fast game, ^lasting only
forty-five minutes, and showed up
some very good plays. In the
final game between the Married
Women and the Alaskan Married
Women, the latter took the hon
ors to the tune of nineteen to
eight, in a hard fought and well
played game lasting over an hour.
Much credit is due the grand
atanderg for their enthusiastic
support during all three games.
Alaskans vs. All Stars
Moggs, 3b Harris, c
Willoya, rs Murks, lb
Kawasuk, p Rude, 2b
Teetuk, lb Miller, rf
P. Amarok, 2b Dill, p
Gabriel, c Rood, Is
Cablnboy, rf O’Leary, rs
J. Amarok, Is Martin, 3o
l'!anyak, If Merrifeld, If
A. * Stars —17 0 1*3 — 18
Alaskans — 1000 011 — 3
Alaskan Girls vs. Single Girls
L. Gabriel, c Wallace, Is
M. O'Conner, p MLsh. c
M. Kanyak, lb . Ullrickson lb
M. O’Conner, 2 b Linaberry, rf
F. Amarok, 3b B Ullickson, 2b
B. Lee, Is G. Rude, If
Lillian Gabriel, If Johnson, p
Helen Paul, rf Herbert, 3b
G. Paul, rs Turner, rs
A — 41061— 12
S — 2277 —18
Ala. Marrie^ vs. Married
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Brandon, e Sleeman, 2h
Berg, p Palmer, r
J. Martin, lb, Smith, p
I. Martin, 2b Carriker, Is
Bronson, 3b Dill, lb
Durafttv Is Graham, rs
A. Martin, rs Wallace, If
Frost, rf Heller ck, 3b
Ottoson, If McKay, rf
A. Married — 33 11 02 — 10
Married — 13 2 11 — 8
Due to the popular demand for
basketball practice will be started
immediately for both men and
women’s teams. Anyone inter
ested In playing basketball Is re
quested to turn out for practice.
The hours for the various teams
will be announced soon. The
Eagle Athletic Club has Just re
ceived equipment from Fairbanks
and expects to stage a few games
In the very near future.
Athletics can be one of Nome’s
greatest diversions and its health
benefits should be shared and en
couraged by everyone. Show
your appreciat'on for the facilities
to make them possible and turn
out.
BASKETBALL PRACTICE
EAGLE HALL, MARCH 19
Married Women, 4 to I p.m.
Single Women, 5 to 6 p.m.
Alaskans, 6 to 7 p.m.
s Nome Team, 7 to 8 pjn.
A. B., 8 to 9 p.m.
DEEDS RECORDED RECENTLY
Deeds were recorded this week
to A. Polet, Gus Cremides, and
Josephine Kalya, respectively from
Nick Nlcon, Sam Dades and Char
les Mason. Real estate and pro
perty values In Nome are “looking
up.“
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“SOUTH OF THE HIO GRANDER
"South of the Rio Qrande," the
western opens Friday at the Drenm
Theatre, presenting Buck Jones in
h's most daring and thrilling
mood. He goes through his role
with reckless abandon, performing
whirlwind adventures with an
ease of which only he is capable.
The story unfolded in old Mex
co, . is exciting as well as color
ful. When Buck, as Carlos, a
member of the Mexico, learns
that his friend, Ramon Ruiz, is in
love wit hthe same girl who was
responsible for the death of h;»
younger brother, he is determined
to frustrate any further mischief
jon her part. He also discovers
that she Is working for a gang of
crooks who are seeking to gain
control of the' Rulx property and
develop it for olL How he foils
these plans provides intensely ex
citing drama.
Mona Marls gives an Inter
esting portrayal of the girl.
Location Nodes*, fowen of At*
Muncy, Lenses, Deeds, etc., os
*als at the Nugget Ofdoc. ,
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOW8 SUNDAY, MARCH 11 T; 15 and 9PM
YOUNG SINNERS
WITH
THOMAS MBIGHAFf A DOROTHY JORDON
ALSO
“OLD MAN WHOOPEB” — WITH ART FRANK
AND
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 55 cents including tax
ONH SHOW TUESDAY, MARCH i» AT 8 PM
THE SQUAW MAN
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WARNER BAXTER, BLEANOR BOAKDMAN
LUPE VELEZ A CHARLES BICKFORD
ALSO
HCRHHN SNAP SHOTS
AND
NEWS REEL
Admission 75 cents including tax
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OWE SHOW FRIDAY, MARCH 16 AT 7:80 PM.
SOUTH OF HE RIO GRAND
‘ BUCK JONES A MONA MARIS
ALSO
“FOLLOW THE SWALLOW” —WITH LLOYD HAMILTON
Admission 55 cents ineluding tax
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ONH SHOW SATURDAY, MARCH 17 AT 7:88
Men On. Call
WITH
— EDMUND LOWE & MAE CLARK
—ALSO—
“WOT A NIGHT” A TOM AND JERRY
Admission 55 cents including tax
' Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
ED. GROSS
Ttm, sheet lroa nd Copper Work A Specialty
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