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Outgoing mail via plane for Seat
lie via Nulato and Fairbanks leav
•8 Nome every Tuesday via Paa,
acheduled service. )
Mrs. Aimer Rydeen of Candle,
who came to Nome for medical
attention last week returned to
her home this week via plane,
much relieved and In better hea
lth.
John Read of Teller who has
been in J>Iome for a few days on
business, left Friday via dog -team
on his return trip. It is under
wood that Mr. Read will carry
on mining activities at Gold Run
next summer, i .
The story .of tlie arrival via plane i
of Ole Hay a#d family wfhieh were j
forced down in a ston^ near Shak j
toolik will be found on $Lge four j
of today's issue, under Friday’s,
news_
Frank Beeson Of Shaktoolik,
who recently —established—tr far
farm there, is planning on making
a trip via plane to the states for
his health. Mr, Beeson is afflicted
with heart trouble and pilot Re
eves has arranged to fly him to
Seward in a few days, to make con
uections with the next boat , south
from Seward.
Mrs. Davdi S. Mazed of Shak
loolik was brought to Nome for
medical attention by Pilot Reeves
yesterday. Mrs. Mazen who re
cently made a dog team trip front
Shaktoolik to Haycock to visit her
brother is believed to have part
ially frozen her lungs by the In
tens^ cold weather. Examination
by I>r. Rex Swartz reveals that
her case is not very serious.
The Roberts brothers, mining
about six miles west of Nome are
reported to be in pay. It is also
reported they are installing a
hoist and getting ready to take
out a winter dump. The boys are
believed to bet* on an extension
of the famous submarine paystreak
from which hnudreds <>f thousands
of dollars in gold dust have been
extracted in former years.
The party given by Seward Chap
let- No. 2, Royal Arch Masons to
all members of the Masonic fra
ternity and of the Eastern Stars'
on last Saturday evening, was at
tended by the largest gathering; in
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years', this is due to the. large,
number of visiting members now
in the city.
The—Evening was spent in a
very enjoyous manner. The . first
part of the program was a vocal
number by Miss Jane Jones accom
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panted at the piano by Mrs. O R
Jackson. Miss Jane surprised every
one with her clear and musical
voice, while her poise wus of an
artist of many years of experience.
Followed two fine recitations by
Masters Robert Scott and Norvin
Lewis Jr., and another vocal solo,
rendered by Mrs. LutheT Dunbar
in her usual talanted form which
was received with great applause.
She was accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Leroy Sullivan. Cards
were played after the program and
the winners at whiat were: Mrs.
R W Roell, Miss Phyllis Robinson,
and Mrs. R W Mackey. W. S. H.
Woods, Alvin Polet, Stanley Whist
ler.
A very suniptlous luncheon was
served following cards afid then
dancing was enjoyed till the early
hours of the morning.
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CHICKEN DINNER—81.00
SUNDAY, FEB, ftth.
The second o-f the trophy series
given by the pioneers will take
place next Thursday February 9,
at “p~p.m. Refreshments will also
be served. The pioneers are noted
■for their fine hospitality and a
good time can be expected by those
attending.
Despite adverse Weather and
other difficulties James Panos and
Arnold Thommen, widely known
prospectors and mining men of
this section, reached bedrock ar
a depth of seventy-five feet. They
made remarkably good time in sink
ing such a deep .shaft. It is un
derstood they have favorable indi
cations and will most probably take
out a winter dump. They are sit
uated about two miles of
Nome and half a mile wrart of tlfie
Bessie road.
A tragedy of death was nar
rowly averted last Sunday afternoon
when Wilfrid Nelly with his dog
team picked up George Comely in
an exhausted condition on the
trail about a mile from San Sopici’s.
Wilfrid and Dan Jones and Miss
Jane Jones were driving to San
tSopiels when they saw a man some
distance from the trail, staggering
and zigzaging aimlessly about. They,
noticed in the blizzard which was
very severe, that he held his hand
up as a sign of hailing them.
Stopping the team they waited
^for Comely. They put him in the
sled and made speed - for San
Souicis hospitable domicile where
that genial person refreshed Geo.
with generous helpings of his
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BANKING NOTES
We Purchase Gold Dost at Assay
Valne leas cost of handling.
W0 Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Money by Mail
or Telegraph.
We Pay Interest o* Time Deposits
at the rate of 8# per aannm.
A Bank Account Encourages
and helps you to nm
We Solicit Your Account.
MINERS AND MKR0HNT8 BANK
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famed hot cofTee. After resting a
short time Wilfrid rushed George
to town. Speaking to a .group' in
the Board of Trade when he ar
rived in Nome, Geotga said he had
abandoned hope and ww ready to
lay own and die when through the
blinding! blizzard he saw tHTT^ dog
team which rescued him. Comely
was on t^is way to hia camp on
Sunset Creek where he is carry
ing on mining operations.
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Pilot R C Reeve leaving Nome
for Seward via McGrath carrying
passenger*. mall, and expreM,
in next day or two. For reservation*
call pilot Reeve at Alaska Hotel.
Onp dollar will entitle you to‘
admission at the Eagle Frontier
Night and one thousand dollars,
ell good for 'eating. drinking,
dancing, and lots of fun thrown
in. Saturdty, Feb. 4tl>, Eagle hall
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Admission Adults ! 50 cents
Children school age 25 cents
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Children’s Polo Shirts .7Sets
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Stamped Pillow Slips $1.00
Valentines
We have a new assortment c f fine
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valentines for young and old. Don’t
forget the girl friend would like one
with a box of candy. A good assort
ment of comic valentines will help to
make the party a success. Mail then to
your friends.
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