LOCAL NEWS
With the arrival of the Northland
this spring, the athletic officer and
players aboard brought to the at
tention of Nome athletes that they
would appreciate an opportunity of
continuing past seasons of good sport
and athletics when in port at Nome.
The principal sport this year in
mind is outdoor baseball, and after
communicating with several players
in Nome it was decided to call a
meeting of all outdoor baseball play
ers at the Mammon basement, Sat
urday evening at 7:30 P. M. The
meeting for Thursday night was
postponed until then.
With the Fourth of July celebra
tion now being talked about it would
be a good idea to organize and play
the Northland team at that time
and on other occasions when possi
ble.
All players are urgently requested
to be present tomorrow evening at
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the basement of the Hammon office
at 7:30 PM to discuss organizing and
practices.
A surprise wedding took place at
.the home of Mr. and Mrs, Cameron
Neumann at one o’clock Wednesday
morning, at which time Miss Max
ine U’Rcn and Mr. David Livingstone
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony with the Rev. Norman
McCay officiating.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Neu
mann and the bride’s maid was Miss
Adaline Davick. Miss U'Rcn was
given away in marriage by Mr S.W
Taggart, and Cameron Neumann
was best man.
A wedding supper took place at
the home of Mr and Mi's William
Brown. Miss U’Ren was an arrival
on the S. S. Victoria, and is the dan
ghter of Mr ind Mrs (’ C U’Ren of
Seattle. Mr Livingstone is the son
of Mrs. Alice Livingstone also of
Seattle, and has been in Nome dor
ing the past winter, now being in
the employ of the Hammon Com
pany as an engineer.
The happy couple are receiving
the congratulations of their host of
friends, and will ho at home in
Nome, next week.
Father Gabriel Menager. Superior
of the Pilgrim Orphanage, who is in
town on business announced his
plans concerning a memorial in rr
memberance of Father Frederick
Ruppert his former professor w ho
was found frozen in December 102.8
net far from the Mission lie has
written several articles in an effort
to interest people in helping the
memorial fund and incidentally the
little ones who are cared for there
The notice Father Menager had sent
us last fall some way or other went
astray and we of Nome do not wish
to be behind in a movement which
is meant to perpetuate the memory
of one of the most beloved men of
the North. Father plans to erect a
huge cross on the very top of the
formerly called (so prosaically and
he would like to have it changed tc
Ruppert Mount) Hen and Chicken
Mountain. It is a beautiful setting,
not at all unlike Mount Calvary in
formation.
Contributions may be given or
sent to our office or directly to Fath
er Gabriel Menager, Pilgrim Springs
Alaska.
MARINE NEWS
AT NOME
The S S Northwind of the Arctic
Transport Co. sailed for Solomon,
Bluff, Golovin and St. Mikes about
5 am. today. Upon her return to
Nome she will sail for Teller, Tin
City, and Kotzebue Sound ports.
Allen Lee and Richard Lee Sr.
were passengers to Solomon.
The S. S. Derblay of the Alaska
Line sailed for Norton Bay ports at
8:30 a.m. today. The S. S Dell wood
of the same company is scheduled to
return from down the coast tonight.
The Cutter Northland sailed last
night from Nome for Golovin where
the vessel will take on water.
Agent Jas. P. Daly of the Alaska
Steamship Co. is temporarily locat
ed at the office of the Nome Harbor
Lighterage Co. where passenger tick
ets are for sale on the southbound
voyage of the S. S. Victoria. No
definite time for her departure for
Seattle has been set.
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
Arrived By Plane
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