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MILL & SMELTER WORKERS.
Headquarters 511 Denham llulil'g.
Denver, Colorado.
EHA3. MOYER. ERNEST MILLS,
l 'President. Bec.-Treaa
LOCAL 211), I. U. M. M. .V S. \V.
'.The legalar meeting or the Noun
SSIno Workors’ Union. Local No
B40. of the VV. F. cf .1!., la held
mrety Saturday eveulng nt 8 p. in. at
Efluer’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. ni.
io « p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. in.
ANGLEW BECV President.
ALBERT BRATEN, Sec.-Trcasurcr.
CARPENTERS AND JOlNXRS.
Locai'Union 1789, Carpenters an<
PDlner* o! America, meet* every B'rl
(tay at At Orlund’a shop Front St.
Carpenter’s Headquarter*, Feder
al Labor Hall,
ht S p. m.
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[ALASKA NEWS STEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
A. N. Garret is in the city froin
Council.
The Nonpareil will he open
Evenings, during Holiday Week.
| Monday the 17th.
Dan McClean has arrived from
the Kougarok in baci health. He
will enter tho Holy Cross llo'.pua,'
PIONEER IGLOO HOTEL for
| nice warm Rooms. 50c. per night.
Gr.rrod and Du Brassie came in
from Council City by dog team
yesterday.
Mrs “Dad” Williams who has
been ill for some time is convale
scent.
Express and General Delivery.
See Erickson at Mansfield's Cigar
StorB.
Wallace Smith who broke his leg
some weeks ago, moving a piano in
the Masonic Temple, is progressing
• nicely and will soon have the cast
removed.
Reasonable prices, and first class
workmanship at the Nome Tailoring
Dompany.
Pfaffle, the Council storekeeper,
left yesterday for homo behind his
I splendid, with Judge Flanigan, U.
II S. Commissioner for a passenger.
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j Tiie Nonpareil will be open
Evenings from Monday the 17th
until after the Holidays.
Mrs. John Jessup has returned
; to her duties in charge of the office
of Doctor Chare.
j What. appears to have started
i Hie stampede to escape the pay-1
j niout of taxes is that the little fel-j
| lows -they art' the more numerous
saw tho big fellows getting by
! mighty easy.
Hot Bolls, Bread anil Pies at
5 oYIOCl;, I'M'i'.t attPl'IIOOH.
at ahctic i5.Mvi:i:v.
And now they are quarreling
-bout it nil in Washington. Army
scandals. investigations and (.Literal
i H el la pc-pin. Spoils, democratic
■ jpoiIs. Reminds otfo of the good
old days of the Spanish American
war. of Kgan and rotten embalmed
beef and (iencral Shatter, and
| Roosevelt having his photo made
c:t Kettle Hill for San Juan, ad nau
seam.
Tl KklA ItIWKIl Daily at tin*
dini's It. O. T. Cafe only 75c.
....
Joe N'ewhouaer expect to do con
siderable prospecting on Newton
hiulch. Joe is looking hale and
hearty and says the eight hottr just
suits hint.
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The editor did not bring his roof
1 garden i lothes. lie did not know
roof gardens were the winter
vogue here,—or summer either.
About all the could qualify for that
is summery would be a college boys
night-shift parade. But if anybody
wants to give a pajamas party
I’a buy me one of those dinner
sets loo pieces, only $20.00 of a
elastic Felt Mutress at $17.50, or a
set of all Coil Springs lie l.uke at
$17.50, HOLT has the Coeds.
The Library Club of St. Joseph's
Parish held its regular meeting on!
Sunday last. It was decided to j
make the card party ot Friday Ilec. j
2 1 the las' of the year and a me
morable one. Besides the custom
ary prizes, special ones will be I
awarded and refreshments will he
served at the conclusion. These |
cardpt.riies are no! exclusively for
members of the club, but they are
intended for all purishoners i f at,
J os' pit's Parish.
PIONEERS.
Election or Officers, tonight.
Final arrangements for R<>;,f
Garden.
THOR! I.F HERMANN.
President.
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OUo Olsen, prospecting on \o. 5
bench came into Nome yesterday.
\\ ho hates liis neighbor conies
in timo to hate himself and that is
the sum 01 wretchedness.
Try a baby chicken in eassarolt
at Modini's U. O. T. Cafe, it's tine.
j Johnnie Rood operating 011 a tin
, property in the. vicinity ot York,
is in town for a couple of days—
or longer.
Nels Nelson, (Shorty) just fin
ished tearing down a 2 story cook
and bunk house or the “Mutt"
claim.
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•lust think of that Nome boy
wounded at the Front, eared for
by the Red Cross.
Charlie Hansen and John Holm
on the left limit of Tripple creek
are down to bedrock and drifting,
the reporter had the pleasure of
sitting down to dinner with them,
in what he considered the cosiest
little prospecting outfit on Seward
Peninsular. The boys expect
through the enforcement and ope
ration of the eight hour day, to
spend more of their leisure time,
developing their faculties and per
spective, so that they can take their
proper place in the organized Work
ers World wide organization for
Industrial Democracy realizing with
Karl Marx that they have nothing
to lose but their chains, they have
a world to gain.
Rout let that child of yours get !
•Ik* slacker idea. \ Slacker in Ibis
army is a good citizen of no eouu-j
try. l’hi‘ army of Humanity. Red
It seem . to Ik* lit** g* nernl (* j r i it :
I tot tli.it with (In first 1'all i.r *.nov.lt
l l>r< . t* ctiiig w *1 lake on a now ini |
pel in-. vvit li i In- jir, unit bigli , rn j
til commodity rfid with the extra I
1 o of Irai oi t il I the j
1 e-k "i . now. ntany. who oi In. rvvise : |
i Would III' l ilt pnispei til;;: aye com I ■
I>* Ili'ii t*> remain iiaielive. To those !
prospectors mid wage work n . imu j
mid, u inn a. w ho liav* ni t yvt j •
joint <1 a Union. Dot : 1 2iU < ■ \ t < • *i«l 11
to tliom a cordially. hoart.v andjj
iralernnl invitation, to join Union ij
-40, realizing that United wo stand jj
divided wo fall" a- d that the eight I
horr day ran only ho enforced by a ■
milled and impregnable Organiza- .
tion.
I tout lie a slackei
iinnj of lliiiiianity—The
l!M« < lass.
—.Inin the
lied < mss
Ihircpcans have denied them
selves all lint tin* hate necessities
of life to help these noble causes
Shall America do less. I.ct Nome
with the rest of tin* l . S. rise up
and with a single voice shout \o!
Nil!
'I'll*' following in a corrected list
it tin* Candidates to In* voted on
'0'iigl't at the Uoof Carden Klee
.ion: For President, Tlios .M'.tunti.
Allan; 1st Vic* President,
Kjegstad; 2nd Vice Pres. A.
Secretary, (.'has W. Tliorn
Treasurei. 1>. K. Crowley:
Cl:; plain, Kohl. James; Historian,
Win. S.ipek: Trustee, (three years!
1*1. Grimm; I.ihreri; n, Dr ,1. K.
Wi sh ; Darin y l.andi : S-rv at
arnis. i!. W. I a'dgervvood ; I Jon r
keeper, Chas I., l.esel.er.
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Paul
Point
l on;
. .\i sacrifice can he to great to
help those who are lighting to
keep tin* (lag of freedom Hunting
over our heads.
Let us estimate on your .Job Work
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BOYS if you want to make the j-i
little ones glad, come in and look ]
over oi/r TOYS, vve /7ave a fine 3
line of TOYS and Christmas
novelties for all ages *
Kristan Bros.
Dream Theater
! TO-NIGHT
PATKE PRESENTS
the 13th Chapter of
THE IRON CLAW
featuring
PEARL WHITE IN
“THE HIDDEN FACE”
“SEE AMERICA”
Comedy
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