LOCAL NEWS
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Monday evening, February 12,
*■ the Native Brotherhood will give
a program ’of native sports and
native dances in the gynmashim of
the native school. The program
will begin at 9 o’clock. Doors
will be opened at 8:30. An ad
mission nfee of twenty-five cents
for adults and ten cents for child
ren will be charged. The public
is invited.
BIG TIME TONIGHT
EAGLE FRONTIER NIGHT
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The Eagles will celebrate their
anniversary tonight at the large
Eagle Hall with their annual
Frontier night. The public is in
vited to join with the Eagles in
celebrating the afTair and taking
part in the program which includ
es daniing. a surprise program,
gambling with Eagle bank mon
ey and chance to win five prizes
all for the admission of $1.00.
Among the prizes to be given
away are one white and two red
foxes. You will miss a good
night’s fun if you do not attend
and try to break the Eagle Nation
al bank. The admission charge of
$1.00 entitles you to 1000 dollars
in currency to do with as you1
want.
Subturibe For the Nugget
REPUBLICANS BUSY
At a recent meeting of the
Nome Republican club, held at
the city hall, Leroy. M. Sullivan
was elected temporary chairman.
A committee was appointed to se
cure timber f©r the coming pri
mary election The filings of re
publican candidates are as follows
for the Second Division:
For territorial Senator, Alfred
J. Lomen, who Is running for reel
action: .
For Representative there are
eight candidates as follows: Cliff
Allyn, Rev. William F. Baldwin,
A. O. Blake, Chas. D. Jones, J. C.
Kennedy, Tom Roust, Leroy M.
Sullivan and Nels Swanberg Sr.
Official advices from Juneau to
the clerk of the district court, it
is learned that W. G. Smith who
had filed as republican for terri
torial treasurer had resigned, thus
leaving Will H. Chase of Cordova
unopposed for the position. It is
also learned that no republican
had filed for the office of Dele
gate thus leaving A. J." Dimond
unopposed on both tickets.
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MOOOE HARD TIMES DANCE j
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The Lady Moose will give a |
Hard Time Dance, Saturday, Feb. j
17, Moose Hall, 9 p.m., to which !
the public in invited to partlci- I
pate and enjoy an evening of fun.
Tickets will be c>n sale during the
coming week.
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REPORT OF PILGRIM SPRINGS
MISSION ENTERTAINMENT
HP MBA NIGHT CLUB
Jan. 27, 1084
Executive Committee
Mrs. L. O. Gore
Thomas A. Robs, ROss Kinney,
E. J. Beck, A. Polet
• ^ Receipt#
Lunch and Cigarettes, $96.90
Refreshments and punch, 97.30
Raffle, 41.06
Ticket sale: Mrs. Kurth, 99.60
Sale at door 111.06
Table reservations, 37.60
Saleof Cakes, 10.50
Sale of fancy work
(Mrs. H. O’Neill), 3.00
Discount on Polet’s invoice, 6.40
Cash donations:
Miss Ruth Walsh 1.50 i
M & M Bank, „ 5.00
Lincoln Hotel, 5.00
W. H. Koch, 1.00
L. Nashenwing, 1.00
Total $614.70
Expenditures
Labor; Mrs. Wallace, $6.00
Mrs. Turner, 5.00
Dandy Lee, 2.60
Harry Cremidas, 8.00
Nome Nugget, tickets, 10.00
U. S. S'gnal Corps, 1.60
| Nome Laundry, 4.70
Oscar Lay, janitor service, 10.00
| Door Prise, 5.00
Eagle Hall Commission
2 sacks coal, 2.65
Refreshment expense:
Lomen Com. Co., 45.00
Lomen Drug Store, 2.50
Polets Store, 28.40
T. Lehmann’s, ’ 7.00
Decoration expense, Polets, 1.80
Entertainment expense,
Polet’s, 23.96
Total expense, 163.00
Net Profit, $361.70
Respectfully submitted
A. Polet, chairman of
Finance Committee.
Space does .not permit o( pub
lishing the names of all donations
of merhandise, cake, labor, ice
' cream, music and those taking
part in enterainment as well as
other miscellaneous donations,
but everyone Is most sincerely
thanked for the part that each
and everyone did to help make
th/g affair successful.
Following is a card of thanks
from Father Peter L. Baltussen,
jS.J.. addressed to Mrs. L. O. Gore
jchafrman of the committees:
Pilgr'm Springs, Feb. 6
Dear Mrs. Gore,
-* Not wishing to forget anyone of
those who have worked so hard
to make your Rumba Nighlt Club
such a huge success, I am writ
ing to you, as chairman of the
Club, to thank most sincerely
each and everyone for their gen
erous co-operation In making, as I
sad, youf entertainment such a
huge success. I do not want to
enumerate any names for fear I
might forget someone, for it would
'be unpardonable on my part were
I even to forget any one of the
beautiful Rumba blod(e)s!
With best wishes and thanks to
each and everyone of the famous
Rumba Night Club, I beg to re
main.
Yours very gratefully,
Peter L. Baltussen, S.J.
Pioneer Social Well Attended
The joint social, given last Sat
urday evening at the Pioneer Ig
loo by the Pioneer men and wo
men’s organisations, was a grand
success socially as well as finan
cially.
Twenty card tables were used
for progressive whist, 12 games be
ing played. Prises were awarded
to the following: Mrs. Thomas
D. Jenson, first prise; Mrs. Peter
Sather, second; Mrs. A. L. Keene,
consolation For the men, E. J.
Beck, first; V. R. Farrel, second;
A. Polet, consolation.
Following the card games a
delicious luncheon was served, as
only pioneers know how. Dancing
was next in order and music fur
nished by the Hill Billy orchestra,
tickled the feet of the older as
well as the younger generation
present, and soon all caught the
dancing fever and called for more
and more. So. popular was the
affair that the Pioneer Social Com
mittee have announced another
| social and dance for March 10.
'FOURTH DIVISION FIL.WGH
Fairbanks, Feb. 7
Nome Nugget
Fourth division legislative fll
infs are: for Senator, Julien A.
Hurley of Fairbanks and Harry
Donnelley of Flat, both are repub
licana; John B. Powers of Slagle
and Thomas J. Devine of Ruby,
both are democrats.
[ For Representative, L. D. Col
bert, H. E. Buzby, Andrew Nerd
'land, Fred B. Johnson and W. W.
■ Estes all republicans and all of
Fairbanks; George A. Lingo, Le«
W. Rogge, Alton G B Nordale.
H. C. Fohnhansen and Earl R.
Pilgrim all of Fairbanks and Wm.
N. Growden of Ruby and Alfred
J. Ghezzi of Nenana, all demo
crats.
News-Miner
MASK BA I A. ANNOUNCEMENT
|.. The Arctic Brotherhood announ
ces a mask ball at the A. B. Hall.
jSa if day, March Srd.
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY It 7:15 and 9PM.
THE BLACK CAMEL
WITH
WARNER OLAND & SALLY FILERS
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“KNOW MORE COLLEGE” — WrITH RULY VALLEE
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 55 cents including tax
ONE SHOW TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 AT t PM
COMMON CLAY
. WITH
L CANSTANCE BENNETT * LEW AYRES
ALSO
SCREEN SNAP SHOTS
NEWS REEL
Admission 75 cents Including tax
ONK SHOW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 AT 7:S0 PM.
POLLY OF THE CIRCUS
WITH
MARION DAVIES A CLARK GABLE
ALSO
LAUREL A HARDY IN “OUR WIFE”
Admission (5 cents including tax
ON* SHOW SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 AT 7:W
FORBIDDEN
WITH
BARBARA STANWYCK A ADOLPH MENJOU
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“EGYPTIAN MELODIES” — A SILLY SYMPHONY
Admission 55 cents including tax
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