LOCAL NEWS
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• Mrs. M. Bernard accompanied by
Fred Vincent, arrivals this week
via plane from the States, after
a day or two spent in Nome, flew
to Teller where Mrs. Bernard will
place in working condition a
dredge on her mining property on
-Bwanson Croek. a tributary of
G-rantley Harbor. The company
will operate under Oha ^ame of
the Teller Alaska Mining Com
pany, of which C. L. Pack is the
manager. Mr. Peck is ekpaoted t)
arrive here on the first sailing.
MOORH LADIES SURPRISED
BT “BULL” MOOSEERS
The ladies of Mooeeheart Legion
were most pleasantly surprised on
Tuesday evening after their regu
lar business meeting when the
men members of Moose Lodge
No. 1413. in a gay mood and well
laden with delicious food, march
ed in on them just as they were
preparing to play cards—thereby
proving that men can and will
keep a secret. The ladies were
genuinely surprised and asked the
men to join them in cards after
which dancing finished a very de
lightful evening.
The following men were given
prizes as the beet players: Julius
Patterson, first; Gus Cremddas.Snd
and Carl Heroism. 3rd. '
MOOSE INSTALL OFFICERS
The following officers of Moose
Lodge No. 1413. where installed
Monday evening by Past Dictator
B. W. Nelly:
Dictator, . .C. L. Calkins
Vice Dictator,.. Gus O’Leary
Prelate.. John Salonika
Treasurer... Carl O. Heroism
Trustee,..■*... Julius Patterson
•Secretary,.'.,..... ....W, H, Koch
Serg’t at Arms..,. Albert Miller
Inside Guard.* .... Gus Cremidaa
Outside Guard.. Pete NIcko
Past Dictator. ......Oscar Lay
STOCKS ptALLIED i BRISKLY
NEW YORK, April 28 </P)—
Stocks rallied briskly in the last
minifies, led by Motors, which
were sagging most in the session.
The loss of one to tiwo points
were mostly regained. The list
closed with many net advances of
more than a point. The trade
quickened on the rise. Sales were
1 • ‘ 1 _’ _.
over more than two million.
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BOMB THROWN IN
SMOKING CAR
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BELLINGHAM. April 28. (AP)
— A small dynamite fuse boirtb
thrown Into -the window of a
smoking car at Bow, near here,
injured John Barkov, a Tacoma
contractor. He was recently awmrd
ed the contract for the construction
of the U.S. Customs building at
Sum as.
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WRITES INTERESTING
LETTER FROM STATES
Mrs. Rose Leacher who made
her first trip to the States from
Nome last tall, and whom is well
and favorably known and respect
ed thruout the Northland, writes
it he tallowing interesting letter:
Granite City, Illinois,
1726 Edison Avenue,
April 3. 1933.
Mr. Thorulf Lehmann
Nome, Alaska.
My Dear Mr. Lehmann:—
I thank you for the calendar
and was wishing that some one
would send me that very calendar.
You know the old saying, wish
hard enough and you will get
what you are wishing for. Lt sure
worked in this case. Had a
nice trip this far and it was a
wonderful meeting after 38 years.
We are like a bunch of kids, and
they all look delicate like myself.
Mr. Lehmann, I have had no
hamlburger out here like you use j
to make. I told them about it
here. You' know how pleased the
butoher here was when . I told him
my butcher in Nome could skin
(thp spots off of him making ham
j burger. If I come back to Nome
'that will be the first thing I will
have.
It’s nice to be company, but one
gets so tired in the crowd. I
went to the Flower Show in St.
Louis and the Dog Show, all was
Just wonderful. I was black and
(blue from the crowd bumping In
*to me. Some of the people fell
down. I was to heavy for them
so stood my ground.. We had
lots of fun at that, got home OK,
to tired to even scold. I wonder
| If yon folks will ever leave Nome.
Lota of love to you and Mrs.
Lehmann, I wish you all 'the luck
in the world.- - “
I remain sincerely,
MRS. ROSE LESCHBR.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
A New <X*M
Keen interest in manual train
ing is being manifested by the
upper grade boys. The third floor
of the Nome School, which was
considered good for nothing but
an abode for discarded books, has
been transformed and is now the
-workshop for these energetic boys.
Proof that there is nothing mon
otonous or dull about this new
activity is evidenced in the fact
that, they waste no time In get
ting to their attic workshop and
that they are exhibiting real en
thusiasm in their projects that
are now taking shape.
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Future Sculptors
Many mothers of late have pro
bably wondered ait the mysterious
disappearance of ivory soap. If,
by this date, those bars of soap
■have not returned, rest assured
that one of these days they will
return—not as bare of Ivory soap,
however, but as artfully carved
figures. ' By this interesting pro
ject, the teachers In the grammar
grades have brought to light the
exceptional ability some of the
pupils possess in this particular
line.
IjOOK OUT!
Every week the high school
teachers post a white sheet of
paper on the bulletin board.
What does It reveal ? A list of i
the pupils who are doing unsat
isfactory work. You should see
the interest displayed among the
students in their eagerness to read
■the Hat as soon as it Is posted.
Those few shows and parties you
"went to on a school night really
did more harm than you thought
they would. Perhaps, because of
these, failure Instead of promotion
■will ha your doom. How terrible
It would be for your classmates
to leave you In the dust. Those
pupils who formerly have Jeered,
laughed and thought It funny to
.have thetr names on this paper,
are now exhibiting real anxiety
over the frequency of the appear
ance of their name#. The list
Isn’t the subject of flippant re
marks any more. With only live
more weeks to make amends un
stisfaotory work haa ceased to be
a, laughing matter.
M. L.
DONATIONS!
A Box has been arranged at
Lomen’s Drug Store by Red Croas
officials so 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 Pox, Watch Repairing,
prompt service, all work warrant
ed. Reasonable. Leave work at
Me Alone's Store,
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