LOCALNEWS
From excerpts taken from a let
ter received toy Jas.'A. Stokes arr
iving on the last mail from the
out Bide, relative to the doings and
residence of former Nome people,
I am writing this, beleiving that it
will toe of interest to many of the
old timers that are still here. 1
will ‘begin by saying that Joe Bon
gard is in the employ of the Pac
ific Gas A -Electric Co. and has
been with them for the past ten
years and is doing well, his wife
takes care of the home and garden
that is a profusion of flowers, the
daughters, Catherine and Irene are
both in the employ of insur
ance and casualty, respectively, in
San Fransisco. They have their
home in Oakland.
Billy Schott and hla Nephew Geo
Wanger are in the Auto Supph
business at Vallejo, Alfred and the
younger boy has been attending
Santa Clara College for the past
five years and John Wanger. the
father, passed on a short time ago.
He had been employed in ahe U.S.
navy yard at Vellejo for a number
of years.
Taylor Payne and wife are living
at some place just outside of Sac
ramento,-^;
Mrs. George Diamond who bad
been ill for a year or more passed
on last February.
. Mrs. Van Sickle and Josephine
Tripp are still In their appart
ment house in Oakland'. Mrs.
Trlppe had the misfortune to lose
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her mother, Mrs.John Sundback,
who passed on at the age of 82,
her husband also died about three
weeks ago.
Mrs. Scotty Allan is living in
Los Angeles with her daughter
Faye, who is employtd in that
city and Scotty is up «t Lake Ta
hoe. George was marrle't recently
..ml Helen passed on a few years
£go in Arizona.
Jack Hoidon and wife reside in
Oakland as also does Miss May
Ivory and the Vanderwerkers and
their son Leonard is married.
The Hakkes, Mrs. and ISmily
huve been in poor health lately
and Lily is doing very well in »n
exclusive store in Son Frtonsisco.
Dan Crowley and -wife are liv
ing at Belle Monte, a suburb of
San Franslsco, where they have a
nice home that they built, so, also
is Frank Lilly with his wife, nee
Jean Crowley.
Mr. A1 Dilg and wife are in San
Fransisco, she was formerly Hollie
Jonesv and they have two very
beautiful daughters, her mother
has gone to the Phillipines to visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Sharp,
her husband being on detail there.
Rosemary Wheeler, the daughter
of Mrs. Rose Wheeler is stopping
with—her aunt, Edna Cameron, In
Los Ajigelee.
George Fisher and Son are In
terested in the dredging^ game up
in Idaho and are making, good as
also is Andy Anderson, both being
on the same stream.
... Peter Bather, who is a commis
sioned officer of the U.8. Army,
returned from the Philipines with
his charming wife and little dau
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Us to Reduce Commissions on Fur
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gnter. They are on their way to
Ft. Lewis. Washington.
Fred Mebes was around San
Fransisco for a while prior to his
trip to Germany last fall.
l|ughy Pearson is in California
endeavoring to Interest capital to
Invest in a dredging proposition,.
and let us wish that he meets
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Mrs. Bob Cary , but whose name
is Mrs. Cremer now and who was
matron in the federal jail for a
number of years, Is living in
Butte, Montana. In her- letter she
states that business and mining
'conditions are dead and that there
is nothing going on to furnish
labor with employment and many
people are starving.
KENNEL KLUB KARNIVAL
TO BE GREATEST EVENT
EVER GIVEN IN NOME
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A general meeting of the Kennel
Klub Karnival -was held last Thur
sday evening at which time many
neiw and exceptionally unique plans
were divulged..
A real shooting gallery will be
manager by Mrs. Edna Cfrrlst
offerson, with prizes being awarded
to the marksman of the evening
| Here’s a chance for our good ptar
migan shooters to show their skill.
The dance committee have added
some new features to that part of
the program which are entirely
new. We are not permitted to re
veal them at this time but we knew
that they will add much ' to the
evening’s entertainment.
The Arctic Dramatic Club is as
sisting'in the program with a one
act, play, the cast of which will
be published at a later date. Due
to the length of the program, the
curtain will rise promptly at 8
o'clock. As the seating space will
he limited it behooves all to get
there early to get good seats.
The chairman of this year's Kar
nival is Rr. Hobbs Hager. The
executive committee 1b composed
as follows; Walter Nelson, Mrs.
C. Yenney, Mrs. Harry Lomen Er
nest Balsinger, Emily Boucher,
Chick Adams Garnet Martin, Art
Harris, Carl GJavinavich, Gus O’lr.
eary, Dr/ Braafladt.
Refreshments committee, Mrs. C.
Yenney, Chairman, Mr. Alexander,
Mrs. Stormfeltz, Mr. Chagnon, Mrs
Sather. Miss Margaret Rowe, Ross
Kinney.
Amusement committee, Cnick
'Xdams, Mrs. Edna . Chrl&offerson,
Cliff AiHyn, Mrs. Garnet Martin,
Mr: and Mrs. dCurth, Mr. McCon
aghy, Charlie Jones, HI Dill, and
M. J. Walsh
Entertainment committee, Gar
net Martin, Chairman, Miss* Kin
ney, Mrs. Davis, Norman Lee.
Queen Contest, Art Harris, Chair
man, Andy Sather, Mrs. Madeline
Mlrow, Eileen Stangroom.
Pulblillty Emily Boucher, chair
man, Russell Maynard, Mrs. Char
lie Code and Mr. Strand.
Children’s Dog Race, Carl Olav
inavich, chairman, A1 Carey, Vir
ginia Lomen.
Dance Committee, Gus O’Leary,
chairman, Lillian’ Anderson and
Elmer Tveter.
Finance Committee, Ernest Bal
singer, chairman, Wilfred Boucher
and Walter Nelson.
A.special feature of the Karnival!
day will be children’s races. The
first race next Saturday will start
at 1:30 o’clock in front of the
Nome Lighterage Plant on the ice
and will for' children up to
eight years old. One dog is the
limit.
At two o’clock another race for
children from eight years of age
i to twelve will start in front of the
fire station, down Front Street to
Rowe’s office, up to second Ave
nue to Hunters Way ending at the
Fire Station. Three dogs is the
limit.
Cash prizes will -be awarded to
the winners at the Carnival in the
evening.
NOTIGB
All children tinder the age of
twelve desiring to enter the Chil
dren’s races on April 1 must reg
ister at the School or at Polet’s
not later than Wednesday evening.
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DONATIONS!
A Box hag been arranged at
Lomen’e Drug Store by Red Crons
odGflcialn bo that those who wish
to donate or contribute may do so.
The funds will be for the earth
quake sufferers in California.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Edward Fox, Watch Repairing,
prompt service, all work warrant
ed. Reasonable. Leave work at
Me Alone’s Store.
4 USSURI BE FOR THE m/OOET
$1.00 per month.
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“THE FLOOD”
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ALSO
MONKEY DOODLES A MONKEY RHINE
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