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LOCAL NEWS
Ben .Nelson was a visitor to Nome
tike forepart ef the week. He is
mining to the westward along the
beach.
Chris Niebuhr. an old timer,
who is developing Dan Camp's
properties on Rock Creek, came
into town Tuesday, He will re
turn immediately to he ready to
ta*kt advantage of the spring ao
rtic? when water is available.
There are a number of natives
coming into Nome for supplies, as
ntany of the merchants in t-he out
lying-*-sections are running short
of supplies of many necessary ar
ticles.
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Roy Stump and partners Lucky’
Peterson and Ohas Gottenberger.
are now engaged in sinking shafts
to bed rock out on the lake ad
jacent to flat Creek.a for the pur
pose of- rliwklufr drift holes
John Kanaire with Herman En
gela. will go to the Kougarok sec
tion as soon as weather permits.
Mr. Ganar.ie arrived via plane3 on
Monday last He has been down
in California daring the winter,
in Placer County, where he is en
caged in fhtning operations.
Harry Everts Is busily engaged
in putting the launch Yix In ship
limp** for service this summer.
The Nome Harbor lighterage
Company have a crew at work
dismantling the J. J. Keenan suc
tion dredge on River Street. The
super-structure has been removed
as well as machinery and the
dredge will be raised and repaired
and made ready as a freight scow.
Jerry Sullivan .left via dog team
with a lOvcd or supplies for his
milling camp on Homestake creek
Thursday evening. Mrs. Edna
Christo ff«jrsen also left the same
evening driving her own team of
docs' She is on a trip of inspec
tion of her mining claims in the
Kougarok section
One of he recent arrivals from
Fairbanks via plane, was Ben .Gill
ette He spent the win'er in South
ern California but is glad to be-back
in Nome to prepare for a busy min
ing season. Ben and Chas. L. Cal
kins are associated in mining opera
lions on the benches off Anvil creek,
and will take advantage of the snow
water :o carry on spring sluicing.
1* ANOM A N S
Sum.nor Dog Kennels At
Fort Davis
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Now open for the rent
ing and rare of dogs
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CHURCH NOTES
FKOKHATKD CMFRt II
lien, r U Forrester
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Sunday school at it am
Evening worship at 7:40 pm
Organ Music.
Mothers and Daughters Service
of Worship.
Vocal Solo;’ Mrs. T. Lehmann,
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Sermon: “The Meaning of Moth
er's Day.*’
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The theme of Mother’s Day will
predominate at the service at the
Federated Church tomorrow uipbt.
After the opening orgau numbers
by Robert Baldwin, two mothers
and two daughters will lead in an
appropriate memorial service, for
mothers. Vesta Poison will read
a peem of thanks to mothers,
Phyllis Crooks will read an an-1
cient description of the Good j
Mother. Mrs. C. O. Roberts will
read the descriptive lesson and
Mrs. E.J. Beck will read a Moth
er's hop® for her daughter. Mrs.
T. l>ehmann. Jr. will sing. The
minister will preach on the theme.
“The Meaning of Mother's Day.**
A ' mother’s Day flower through
the courtesy of the Ladles Aid
will he given every person at
tending each .service.
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TH H GRKATKST HATTLK
The greatest battle, that ever was j
fought
Shull l tell you where and when? 1
On the maps sjtf^the world you will
find it not;
It was fought by the Mothers of
men. ^
Not with cannon or battle shot.
With sword or npfbler pen:
[Not with eloquent word or though:
From the wondertbJ minds of
men; \
iBnt deep in .* walled np woman’s
hearf;
A woman that wbuld not yield;
Rut bravely and patiently bore
her part:
Lo! there is that battle field.
No marshalling troops, no bivou
ac song.
No banner to gleam and warn;
Rut. Oh. these battles they last
so long
From baby bond to the grave!
I But faithful still as a bridge of
stars
She fights in her walled np
town.
Fights on. and on. in endless wars, j
Then silent, unseen, goes down! |
Ho! ye with banners and baffle
shot.
With soldiers to about and
praise.
I tell to« the kiagliest victories
fought '
Are fought in * hese silent ways.
-Joaquin Miller.
For other airplaae actleUtee loo*
water tie Telegraph. »«lletta dajrv
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