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Local News Items
find Town Topics
The last refuge of ‘Cowardly Par
asites, and more make believe Pat
riots, is to try and hide behind the
Flag.” But its just like a Darky
trying to wash off his color. (Every
body’s next.)
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NOTICE.
liig public dance at the Miners,
Home Club, on Friday, March 1st.
Everybody' welcome, come and liave j
a good time.
Adm. Gents 50 cents Ladies free
Dancing Starts at 9:30 P. M. j
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The thermometer said 30 below
when we went to press.
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Charlie Eagle is also a recent ar
rival from Council.
j Mail for the States, Teller, York
j and Wales, also for Taylor and way
points will clase at 5 P. M. today.
March 1st.
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Marshal Jordan returned from
Topkok, and Paul Kjegstad re-1
turned from Council yesterday, j
(via seperate teams)
*****
No tournament game at the Board
of Trade last night. M. Pascoff and
I Max Rouse will lock horns with
| the Q Q tonight.
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Between side-stepping to keep
hmself marm, and also trying to get
a lino on the political dope, our
sporting editor didn’t get an op
portunity to write a few lines in
regards to the ball games, boxing,
wrestling etc, whcli will be staged
in the Eagle Hall next Saturday
nght, but there—it is’nt necessary
to sey anything about it, because
everybody knows it is a good place
to go for an evenings enjoyment,
anytime an thle’ic tournament is on.
*****
Dave Gray, son and daughter, ar
rived yesterday from Council City.
Dave is over on a brief business trip.
He is one of the well-known old
timers from the Inland metropolis.
| Jake TopolsKy made a flying trip
j in from Dexter yesterday’. A few
I hours later, he headed toward cam,-,
II taking along the papers Tor several
I subscribers sojourning in the viein
!' ity of the Famous Hill'.
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I1 SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE,
i! The Sons of the North will give
j: one of their usual Social dances
j1 next Saurday night, March 2nd. .The
j [ public are cordially invited. .It is
i! not necessary to say a good time is
|1 guaranteed, because that has always
j 1 been an assured fact.
; Dancing will not commence until
j j 10:30 I*. M., on account of the Atli
; | letic Tournament which takes place
3 1 in the Eagle Hall on the same
1 evening. COMMITTEE.
Oneof the Rocky Point natives
arrived yesterday, and while on his
way between Solomon and Safety
his dogs sighted a red fox near tin
beach. Mr. Reynard and Messrs
g ! Malamutes hit a clip across country
somethng like tlie pace Fred Ayer:
team started off at in the Bordei
Marathon Fuji race. After goinj
at this dip for about three miles
i!
S ' the malumutes commenced gainin'
it! and shortly afterwards they go
C close enough for the leader to gra1
fi J Mr. Fox by' the tail. '1 lie dog
B j bunched up about this time am
2 I during the melee Reynard mad
S J his get-a-way, minus his switch.
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* i Reasonable prices, and first, clas
workmanship at Hie Nome Tailorin
Mompanv.
ATTENTION ODDFELLOWS
. Work ih the first degree will be
given Friday evening, March 1st,
at 8 P. M. Fullattendance re
quested. .
James Bogan, N. G.
Thomas Kohannik. Sec'y.!
*****
The Miner’s Home Club enter-1
tained many of their lady friends at
their club room last night. Fifteen
tables were set for the congenial
card players. The prizes were a
warded to ladies: Mrs. Flowers,1st;
Mrs. Lindberg,2nd and Mrs. Smith,
was handed the consolation. Among 1
the gents Con Erickson copped the,
1st, Lloyd Botts annexed the 2nd
and Fred Sullens grabbed the Boob.
*****
First-class Unalakleet dog sal
mon for sale at 12 cents a pound. ;
See Duffy O’Conner. ... .... . !
*****
The poltical pot has commenced
to simmer. Our political editor
meandered up to the Clerk of the
Court’s office at midnight last night.
He was notified that the petitions
of the following named aspiring
diplomats were on file. On the
Republican ticket for the Senate: <
Nate Coombs of Council City. For
the House Wm. Eddy, Scotty Allan,
Charlie Milot, of Nome, and Alex
McIntosh of Candle.
On the Democratic ticket for the
Senate: James Frawley of Nome,
and Martin Moron of Marshall.
For the House: James F. Daly,
James Bogan, and Russ Downing of
Nome, Aimer Rydeen of Candle,
and A. E. Edwards of Marshall.
For Road Commissioner: Barney
Gibney, Dem., and Joe Plein, a
Roosevelt Democrat. The Clerk of
the Court stated last night that
his office will accept the filing oi
petitions up until midnight tonight.
I All petitions which may be filed
between 12 P. M. last night and 12
I P. M. tonight, will be held subject to
I further information from Juneau,
i pertaining to the law on this ques
| tion.
A couple of native residents from
the East end of town, returned yes
terday afternoon from a seal hunt
1 ing trip. They returned with one
j seal which both of the natives shot,
i They didn’t know which one of their
shotshad killed the seal, so they
decided to go fifty-fifty. They said
that they had encountered open
water about five miles off-shore.
*****
We’ve been confidentially inform
ed, that the efficient committee in
charge of the arangements for the
celebration of a real Frontier Night
in the Eagle Hall on March 9th,
have decided (o presen: tli > winners
at the different games, with utiivn*.
as well as beneficial pr’.-es. The
principal prizes will he Thrift
Stamps. There’ll be Pronco-bust
ing Roulette-wheels, Black-jack, and
Pangingi games. Scouts are on ho
| trail of a Faro lay-out. which will he
I resurrected and installed on the 9th.
The committee will endeavor to
present, as near ’ as possible, a
| realistic illustration of a genuine
i: night in a wide open Frontier camp,
. in fact practically ever' thing whi< h
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; is necessary for such an occasion
’will he there, (except ;vo!ii Icn 1
I speeches). It\ has not been finally
> j determined whether or not our Ux.aii
51 prospective Statesmen c.n be per
I! suaded to exhaust some of their
J persuasive eloquence “ah »v» a wins
j per” on the aforesaid evening. Any
! way, as it is anticipated that this
’I will be one of the principal events
j of the season, we presume 'hat full
particulars will lie sin. o, need ,ater.
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