LOCAL NEWS
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Mrs. Geo. Marshall la conreles
(Ibs at the Local Hospital.
Miss Florence Kinney, the pop
ular school teacher, la improving
daily ater her fall thru a trap
door at Moose Hall last Monday
evening.
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A.C Stewart sent oat several
men this week to his Sunset and
Monument, creek aiihing propert
ies, also supplies for the two
camps. Messrs. Stewart and
Oastleton made the journey to
AsssSt creek. Wednesday. At
present they go via anto to Little
Creek and by dog team the bal
ance of the distance.
pete Olson, the Teller, Wales.
Skiamaref mail carrier, returned
•to Nome from his last round trip
for the winter period. He reports
a touch trail but made it in 12
days. 25 polar bears were caught
at wales this Winter. The lee is
still solid in the Bering Straits.
Geo. Taggart is reported to have
shot a big brown bear on the ice
near Teller recently said Mr. Olson.
The fire Department responded
to a fire this morning in a cabin
owned by Chas. Mason and occup
ied by C- J. Petersen, the painter.
The origin of the fire was evi-'
denkly from a spark which lodged
•n between a crack in the walls.
7 be fire was pot out without much
damage, but lota of criticizin' and
; ill feeling was apparently engen
dered when a combustion occur
red as to how to fight the fire.
However, both fires were extin
guished by the chief,
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The Engles entertained about
400 baseball fans and their invited
guests, "Wednesday night at the big
Eagle Hall, to a dance and enta.
A six piece orchestra played snap
py music until about eleven Pm.,
when the first call for loach was
announced. During the evening
trophies were awarded the winning
baseball teams in the series played
during the winter. The single
girls having won from the married
women, were awarded a beaatlfal
trophy. The trophy for the men’s
team eras awarded to the Commer
cial team. A spirit of good fellow
ship prevailed thruont the evening
as wril as thru the baseball series,
and it is hoped that another series
will be arranged for next winter.
NENA.NA ICE WINNERS
Nenana. May 10
Phillips and Hewitt.
Nome, Alaska
Breakup May Sth. 7:,20 p.na
Winners, Eric Larsen, Fairbanks;
A. V. Dunbar, Fairbanks; C. M.
Browning. Hot Springs.
Pool net about forty nine thou
sand dollars.
R Ketzler,
Manager.
POUND—A pair ai eye glasses,
inquire at Nugget Office.
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.morning for Pt. Hope hritb a
‘load of express for the MGM. He
stopped earoate at Candle to let
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Pilot Mirow, of the NAT, chang
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morning, weather permitting, with
Mr. and Mrs. Hemsing and infant
daughter, -who arrived last night
via plan« from Teller and Wales,
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lack Kinney, Chas. Nelson and
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Fred Jones "left via NAT plane
for Spruce Creek dredge, where be
will join his brother BiH. The
dredge is said to be in fine shape.
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| Howard Lyng returned to Nome
yesterday afternoon from Unalak
leet, on ^a NAT phae. Mr. Lymg
has been on an extended trip of
11000 miles via dog team and
’owing to the dog’s sore feet was
jcompelled to leave them at Unal-\
akleet.
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THE GOOD BAD GIRL.
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| The good bad girl plays at the
i Dream Theatre , Tuesday night,
May lWh.
The story concerns a gangster's
<girl, who attempts to leave the
i life of crime, which has been hers
'•by marrying into a wealthy fam
Jily, via the scion of a fortune, at
just the moment when her former
j fiance is the object of a police
search for a murderer. ..When he
is captured shortly after, he nat
urally believes the girl bad in
formed the police and then desert
ed him. ^
In an effort to save her hus
band. she visits the murderer.
But the newspapers give away her
j secret, and she leaves her hus
band to go to work after her baby
is born. The murderer makes
good an escape from jail, and
tries to kill the girl, but, of course
she is saved at \nuctley the right
•moment. The expected reconcilia
tion with her husband follows.
Mae Clark does an exceptionally
fine piece of dramatic acting as
• the heroine, and Jimmy Mall is
almost as competent in his role
opposite. Robert Ellis does well
in the heavy role, and Marie Pre
vast supplies most of the comedy
The rest of the cartis satisfactory.
The direction of R. Williams is
i good.
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CARD OP THANKS
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The undersigned takes this
means of conveying his apprecia
tion to all those who were so
thoughtful and kind during tb»
'scent bereavement of my wife
and for the many floral offerings
tendered, and the sympathy ex
tended.
John Wagner
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