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THE WATCHWORD
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of a little profit. Therefore at a
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Worth $100.00 dollars and then some,
One chance with every $1.00
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imBBNJlXIOMIL UNION MINE,
TWff/T. et SMELTER WORKERS.
S(iai|in(rten 511 Denham Buld'g.,
Denver, Colorado.
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LOCAL 240, I. U. M. M. A S. W.
The retuUr meeting ol the Nome
pjio Workers’ Ufilon. Local No.
■4S. o* the W. F. of K.. Is held
•very Batordsy evening et 8 p. m. et
Miner'* Hell. Office hoars lp.m.
|e t.p. mVj p. m. to 8 p. m.
MARGIN KENfiELLY, Pres.
AL. RRATEN, See^Troes.
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LOMj’jTnloe 178». tarpeaters Ml
lolhm^ff Imsrlea, meets every *W
■ey et Al Orlend’e shop Front EC.
Cerflenter’s Headquarters, Feder
al Labor Hell.
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
The mail for the States, Toller,
York, Wales, Taylor and way points
will close at 6 p. m. today.
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PIONEER IGLOO HOTEL for
> nice warm Rooms. 50c. per night.
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The friends or Oscar Munson
will be pleased to hear that Oscar
is convalescing. He has left the
hospital, and Is at present residing
at his home on the Sandspit.
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Yesterday while mushing in from
Doxter creok reporter observed:
the "Scotchman” on the Bessie
trail breaking in a string of his
racers preparatory to capturing
the Sweepstake prize.
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Gus Johnson will leave today for
Solomon. Gus will work in the
< machine shop down there, looking
after that end of the work for the
Rowe wrecking and dismantling
railroad company.
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Joe Fleet, who has been manipu
lating the armstrong hoist for the
Connolly Bros, on Dexter was in
town yesterday for a brief visit.
Dan Connolly is expecte! in tomor
row for supplies.
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On Wednesday evening, a little
strr.nger made his appearance at
the home of Mir. and Mrs. Bruce
on Belmont Point. Both mother
and the wee boy are g VHnr, along
i Pne under the care of the experi
I enced nurse from the Mission Uos
! pita).
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Scotty Allan's gasoline consum
ing speed-ball attracted the atten
tion of a great many of the popu
lace as it wended its noisy way,
forth and back along the principal
boulevard of the city yesterday af
ternoon, many of the rubbernecks
thought a riot was in progress, or
that some of the home-guards ^rere
trying out some 3ort of a new
fangled machine-gun. A few of
the local four legged hay consum
ess showed their displeasure at the
noisy stranger by attempting to
run, rear, buck etc. Capt. Charles
Thompson was In command of the
unique looking contraption. The
trailomobile also had an under
study aboard in the person of Bert
McCarthy.
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Anything In om !t»e or job work
at the Industrial Worker Offlco
I Satisfaction assured.
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Ralph Lomen and Leonard Scp
pala arrived yesterday, after having
made an inspection of the local
syndicate’s reindeer herd which is
I browsing in the-vicinity of Unalak
| leet. The mushers returned by
way of Dime creek, both are look
ing as hale and hearty as ever.
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The following is a list of the
tubsidiary food administrators
for the outlying districts, subserv
ient to Carl J. Loman, Dvisional
Federal food Commissioner.
Sam Taylor. Council.
Elmer Rydeen, Candle
Milton Luther. Teller.
W. H. Jphnson, St. Michaels.
Frank H. Waskcy, Fortuna Ledge.
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The latest report Is that an Am
erican citizen, Armenian by birth,
is at Washington D. C., demonstrat
ing to the government that it’s
for,sable to operate battle ships,
aeroplanes, automobiles or any
other kind of a contraption without
the aid of fuel of any kind. “We’re
not from Missouri, but we’ve been
there.’’
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f«t ns estimate on renr Job Work
MINERS HOME CLUB DANCE.
The Miners Home Club will give
one of their popular Dances on
Saturday night, February 2nd at
9:30 P. M. Everybody Welcome.
Admission: Gentlemen 60c, la
dies Free.
The Catholic Ladies will give a
Card Social at St. Joseph Hall on
Friday, Feb. 8. Refreshments will
be served and a general good
time will be the order.
One of Billy Rowe’s teams and
five men will leave today for Solo
mon to assist in tearing up the
railroad track.
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The McAllister Transfer Co.
were busy yesterday hauling a ca
bin from one part of the city to
another.
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Mrs. Sam Taylor of Council city
is a visitor in Nome, having re
cently arrived via Marshal Jordan’s
i splendid team of malemutes. 1 he
i lady will remain over ler a while,
visiting her many fronds before
returning to the Metropolitan citv
j on the banks of the NIukluk. There
are approximately 80 white per
| sons wintering in the vicinity of
Council, everybody was feeling
happy gay when the. Marshal left
there. Very little if an1' mining is
going on at present in that section
of the country. Jordan went over
on official business and while there
made arrangements for the re
building of the Federal jail which
was burned down during tho win
ter caused by a native cablo having
been ablaze in the immediate vi
cinity.
Having perfected the Christy
Malhewaon drop-shoot in a man
ner to deceive Manager Murphy of
the New York Giants, Mayor Loman
will —at 8:30 tonight—deliver
the first ball over the plate in the
Chechr.co-Sourdough baseball game
The management of the athletic
tournament desiros to announce
that at the hour specified the pro
gram will commence and there will
be no lull in the excitement for
three solid hours.
Sam Cunningham will umpire
the baseball game in conjunction
with Grant Jackcon, whibt in the.
basket ball event, Alfred Lomen
will referee with Faxon Lewis as
umpire.
The boxing event will be cne of
unusual interest. The exponents of
the fistic art have been trained under
the watchful eyes of Messr3 Pigeon
and Kilroy who, through the kind
ness of Jim Swc.rtzcll, were en
abled to t-ain the contestants in
the Golden Gate Hotel where every
privilege was accorded them—
without cxpor.ce. This part of the
programme will be more than
werth the price of admission and
will take place between the games.
The line-up for the basket ball
games arc as foHows:—
Fort Davis: Wilson. Stacey. Wil
liams, Efclin, White, substitute An
sor and Dillard.
None- Lehmann, Modini, Sath
er, Began, Berg ard Cabrielson.
In the baseball series Nome will
be represented by Lewis, Thomp
son, McGuire, Modini. A. Lomea,
O’Brien, Hank Thompson with A.
B. Miller in the box.
Fort Davis: Ncwhouse, Robinson
Lovegrcn, Fleming, Rothachcr,
Brown, Pacquette, Dame.Uechcr,
with Moody and Parrot as substi
tutes.
Rally rru'id the flag and help
the Sweepstakes Race by going to
Ee.clo Hall tonight.
“Workingmen unite, and
resist the abrogation of
the eight hour law”
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The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THE DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
jg HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS
B IENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS.
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
BARNEY GIBNEY.Proprietor.
Plain and decorative
painting and paper
hanging
Wm. STIPEK
GLAZING GLASS, PAINTS, WALLPAPER
& OILS AND &
SIGN PAINTING. VARNISH MOULDING.
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The Right Place to Go
For the Right Goods
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TOP PRICES FOR SKINS
RIGHT HERE IN ALASKA
Drop is a line whenever you have a buncli of MINK, LYNX OR
FOX SKINS on hand and we will cume around to see you
John Felkel Nome, Alaska
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