LOCAL NEWS
Outgoing mall via plane for Seat
tle via Nulato and Fairbanks leav
ea Nome every Tuesday via Paa,
scheduled service.
* The lady Moose will be ho«t
e.saee at a Valentine eocial to be
gjven at the Moose hall this ev
ening. Dancing, refreshments etc.,
'•ill be the order of'the evening,
As an aftermath of the staging
®f the Follies Novelle, the Eagle
Hall Commission and Mrs. Jack
ton entertained all of the child
ren of the oast at a Theater party
Friday night fodlowed by an ice
cream feast at the Midnight Sun
■bakery. All of the kiddies got a
Mg kick out of the picture “Tom
Sawyer” and thoroughly enjoyed
the ice cream enough though it
w»e many degrees below freezing
weather, .... '
The MGAl movie company, Friday
night staged a social affair, given i
in the St. Valentine spirit, in hon
or of Mrs. j. i Anderson of Tel
ler. for the many courtesies and
kindnesses shown by her while the
company was on location on Teller.
Many friends and guests were
present and dancing and other
forms of entertainment were en
Joyed' during the evening. A verj
delicious luncheon was served t<
everyone during the evening an<l
dancing continued until an earij
houT to the strains of the Noro<
Orchestra.
Prosperity Ball Coning
The Arctic Brotherhood in place
| of staging a mask ball this yeai
are planning on giving a Prosper
ity Ball, on March 4th. Incldeatly
this date happens to be the date
of lnauguatrion of the democratic
regime at the bead of the United
States government. The idea of
Prosperity Dance Is to imbue peo
ple with the impression that no
group, town, city or nation, is going
14)^ progress very much if they do
not boost Instead of knock. De
tailed plans for this big affair
have not yet been made known
h«t it is expected arrangements
will have been completed next Sat
urday.
(’ummunity Father and Son Dinner
The annual community Father
and Bon dinner will be given Mon
day evening Feb. 27 in the Odd
Fellows Hall at 6 p.m. All ar
rangements are being made under
the direction of a representative
committee of fathers consisting of
Mike Walsh.. Norvin Lewis and
Supt. Earl Beck..
Tickets are now on sale to the
fathers at $2.00 etch and pay for
the plate of tho father and the
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Lumber, Coal, Hay And Grain
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Plato of the son. Arrangements
will be made so that all the boys
Will have an opportunity to at*
tend the dinner. Men who do not
> have sobs here will be furnished
a son for the dinner. All men
are urged to attend the dinner
and be boys again with the young
er boys. Step up and get your
sous, fathers! Ticket sale and the
arrangements of pairing fathers and
sons are being handled through Mr.
Beck at the Nome Public School.
Further details concerning the
dinner will be given in the next
sreeke issue of tbe Nugget.
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JUOtfNBL CLUB ACTIVITY
• INCRRASIXOLY POPULAR
At a meeting of the directors
of the Nome Keonel Thursday ev
ening another program of races,
carnlv&la,, and athletics night* wan
laid out.
A ladies burden race will be
run tomorrow at 1 p.m. from the
corner of 2nd and B streets. Par
ticipant* leaving the scratch in the
order named will be Phyllis Robin
son. burden Margaret Erven; Ed
na Christoffersoo burden Mrs. Ora
ham; Mt*. Peder Berg burden Miss
Wong Ylng; Miss Florence Kin
ney; Mrs. Mish burden Ann Sulli
van; Mrs. J I Anderson burden Mar
guerite Lee.
Judges for the race will be Mrs.
Dick Ortmeii, ~Mrs. Jack Devine.
Timekeepers Harry -Hagen and Wil
frid Boucher. Marshal Mrs. Thos. A.
Ross. Judge at Little Creek Gun
nar Kaason.
A high school race will be run
over the loop course. Wednesday.
Feb. 22nd. Washington's Birthday,
at 1 p m. Judges for the races will
be Wilfrid Nelly, Andrew Sather,
and Alvin Polot. Queen Phyllis
Crooks will be starter. Earle K.
Cooley and lyembers of coast guard
will be marshals.
A men's speed race was scheduled
to be run Sunday, Feb. 26th, at
■which time some of the best teams
in the country will compete in an
effort to lower the time around
the existing course.
A big membership drive is going
to lie staged starting Monday of
next week. Interest is rapidly in
creasing in dog racing again this
winter, and Nome will again be the
center of the big stage w'hen the
big All-Alaska Championship race
takes place April 5th.
Father and Ftr. IVtnqucr Vi.i
•lav. Feb 27. •»>«». at 6 p.i>« nt
Odd Filler
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large jars 8Sets
Unalaikleet Potatoes
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