LOCALNEWS
CLINTON GRAY AIM*OlNTKII
ALTERNATE
Delegate Dimond yesterday ap
pointed Clinton Gray of Nome as
an alternate to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
MASK BALL
At the close of last Aerie meet
ing the Mask Ball Committee met
and heard the reports of the sev
eral committees in charge of the
Mnsk Ball to be held next Satur
day in the large Eagle Hall.
Judging from the reports of
perfected plans this year's Mask
Ball will not he surpassed by any
other held in the past.
The Prize Committee will an
nounce the list of prizes on dodg
ers Monday or Tuesday and all
prizes will also be placed on dis
play, ^
The Committee has been gather
ing information as to where. Mask
Costumes could T>e obtained, Mrs. j
Keene has qnite g collection of
flancy costumes for rent.
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BANK OP ALASKA
JfOME, ALASKA.
tertJtbUahed 1904
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S.\ T H KR-SWA N SON NUPITIAHJ
Saturday, November 25 at 7:15
p.m. in the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Sather, Ellen _ Swanson
daughter of Mrs. A. Swanson of
Marysville, Washington, became
the bride of Andrew Sather rof
Nome.
The ceremony took place in the
attractively decorated living room
with Rev. Norman McCay officiat
ing.
The bride had as her only at
tendant, Mrs. Alvin Polet, while
| Alvin Polet acted as best man for
the groom.
The bride was beautifully gown
ed in a peach colored dress of
I net with ruffles from waist to
I hem. A blue sash encircled her
i waist ending iu a large bow in
(the back. Her slippers were also
of blue.
Matron of honor, Mrs. Polet
wore a lovely dress of blue velvet.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sather, par
ents of lhe groom and Mrs. Nor
man MoCay were the ouly wit
nesses present. Immediately fol
lowing, the simple but beautiful
ceremony, the bridal party was
served a delicious chicken dinner.
The table was attractively set. |
with the shade of pink carried
throughout. The bridal cake was I
a two tier fruit cake beautifully I
decorated and with '“Ellen and |
Andy," printed on top.
Later in the evening the bridal j
party, Mr. nnd Mrs. Andy Sather, !
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Polet attended i
the Masonic dance.
They are now at home in the
Hammon office apartments.
ATTENTION MOOSE
There will be a meeting of the
L. O. O. M. on Monday night. Dec.
4 at 8 pjn. at Moose Hall. Busi
ness of importance. A , smoker
will be held after the meeting at
which beer sad refreshments will
be served.
W. H. Koch, Serty.
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AI IU*I.A NR NKWIS
Nov. 26, Pilot Brown made a
'trip to Igloo and Shismaref carry
ing two children for the Bureau
of Indian Affairs to Igloo and
Miss Keaton and Geo. Aden to
Shismaref, returning Tuesday.
Pilot. Ross took Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Henry Ivanoff and
sister to Unalakleet also transferr
ed Nurse Hayes from Unalakleet
to the Koyuk returning with Mrs.
Havercamp from Koyuk and Billy
Anderson from Unalakleet.
Nov. 27, Victor Rose strived in
Nome from Fairbanks Monday af
ternoon with Mrs. Berg and her
two children and Inspector Brew
sf&r. Also a small quantity of
mail and express.
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Both Brown and Boss left for
Fairbanks Wednesday morning
carrying as passengers, Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. White, E. F. Bauer, Ed
win Nelson. Inspector Brewster and
Hugh Pearson to Connell.
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Pilot Brown left Fairbanks for
Nome Friday morning and is now
at Solomon waiting favorable wea
ther conditions to come on thru.
He has the latest outside mail.
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SILL** BACK IN
“MAN TROUBLE"
After a year's retirement from
films on account of illness, Milton
Sills returns to the screen at the
Dream Theatre, Sunday in “Man
Trouble.”
Sills is one of the most popular
actors in pictures. He enjoyed a
most successful career In silent
pictures and, before he was taken
ill, appeared in two talking Alma,
*’H's Captive Woman’’ and “The
Barker."
Sills is co-featured with Dorothy
Mackaill and Kenneth MacKenna.
I He plays the character of a speak
| easy owner who menaces the ro
mance of a boy and girl who fall
in love as ihe result of an unus
ual meeting.
A. B’S. ATTENTION
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AH Arctic Bioth'.-re are request
ed to attend a meeting, Friday,
Dee. ftth, 0p.m. purpose, nomln- ;
at inn officer?. .
Rex. F. Swart x,
Arctic Chief J
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ATTENTION PIONEERS
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A1I pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No.
1, ore requested to attend meet
ing Wed., Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. Nom
ination offices*. |
Harry Lumen, Pres.
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WORD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all who so
* :iHy assisted, and fi*r ll>wers con
trlbuted. at the funeral of Miss
Adelina Nelson.
Signed:
Edward and Anna Anderson
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UNION REFUSES
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MEDIATION FEAN
CHICAGO, Nov. 29th, (AP) —
William Collins. National organ
izer of the Livestock Handlers
Union, an organization of stock
yard employees, whose strike had
tied up activity at the yards; said
the Chicago local by five hundred
seventeen had rejected the media
tion plans the NRA officials pro
posed, and the strike will contin
ue until the company , s'gns the
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wage agreement the men demand.
!2_ THANKSGIVING
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Alabama. 7; Vanderbilt 0.
Texas 10, Texas AggteB 10.
Oregon State 0, Nebraska 22.
Tennessee 27, Kentucky 0.
Colgate 25, Brown 0.
Cornell 20, Pennsylvania 12.
Washington Jefferson, 2 West
Virg'nia 7.
Carnegie Tech 0, Pitt 10.' «
Kansas 27, Missouii 0. „
Oregon 13, St. Mary's 7.
Adaho 20, Gonzaga 12.
Washington State 0, Uela. 7.
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MAN TROUBLE
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