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MILli & SMELTER WORKERS.
Headquarters 511 Denimm Buld S*i
Denver. Colorado.
CHI AS. MOYER. EKNBBT MILL*.
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LOCAL 340, I. U. M. M. & S. W.
ThSs^ogJlar meeting ot the Nome
•Une Worker#’ Union, Local No.
140, of the W. F. of M.. 1# held
•very Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
to « p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
MARTIN KENNELKY, Pres.
Ah. BRATEN, Sec.-’rreas.
W. J. ROWE
Transfer
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Hire. Dealer In all kind*
of l<*mher and Ralldlng
Material.
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(47 FRONT STREET.
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About wash day
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STEAM LAUNDRY
444 Front St. Phone Main 53
Emporium
We are here to please old and
new patrons. We do the best
CLEANING, PRESSING,
ALTERING Jfc REPAIRING.
First clnss workmanship.. Gent
lemens and Ladies Clothes.
MRS. R. yi. SEIDLER
Has Opened t-'irst Class
REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT
FRONT STREET. Next door to The
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Established June, 1900
A laska Banking and
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Authorized Capital 1125,000
Paid Up Capital S50.000.
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Prompt Attention
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Local News Items
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WEDDING BELLS
Cupid, whose lamp has lent the ray,
Th.lt lights our life’s meandering
way,
That God, within this bosom
stealing,
Hath wakened a strange, mingled
feeling.
And teases, though so sweetly
pleasing!
Last Saturday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Koch,
their only daughter, Miss Lillie
Koch was united in the Holy Bonds
of Matrimony to Mr. Norvin W.
Lewis. Judge Wm. A. Holzheimer
officiated at the ceremony.
Both of the young couple are
well known in Nome, they were
practically raised here.
It affords us great pleasure to
announce the fact that the young
Bride is one of the most popular,
and courteous of the Ladies in the
City of Nome.
The Groom is a well known me
chanic and is at present perform
ing the duties of a linotype operator.
The industrial Worker staff ex
tend to the happy couple our hear
tiest congratulations.
Hoping they’ll enjoy a long life
of good health and happiness.
May all their troubles bo no more
conspicuous than “Little Ones".
Mr. and Mrs Lewis hive
started house-keeping. (They reside
on E Street in the residence formerly
occupied by Mr and Mrs James
Hewett.)
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Mr Leonard Seppala received a
telegram from California yesterday,
which conveyed to him the sad news
of the death of his sister,Mrs Hol
strom.
For several years the deceased
lady was formerly a well known
resident of Nom-. She is sur
vived by a husband and baby who
reside in California, also by her
brother Leonard Seppala, who is at
present residing in Nome, and by
her parents, as well as other rela
tives who are residing in her native
country, Norway.
Nome Loyal Legion article, is on
the editorial page.
Thursday is Ascention Thursday
a Holy Day of obligation in the
Catholic Church—Services' will be
held in St Joseph’s Church at 9
a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
The Loyal Order of Moose, after
their regular business session last
Wight, entertained the Women of
Mooseheart, Chapter No 78, and the
families of Moose to a dance and
banquet. Everybody attending de
clared it a m-.st enjoyable aff'ir.
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DISTRICT COURT NOTES
Court convened at 11 a. m. last
j Saturday morning. District Attor
ney G. 13. Mundy presented his
Honor with about $90 worth of
vouchers from the U. S. C.ommis-1
sioners office at Nome, for the Courts’
verification. The Attorney would
not approve of one item, which
amounted to $7.50. He stated it
was entirely up to his Honor to
do as he saw fit. This matter was
taken under advisement.
Mr Mundy asked .fudge Holzhei
mer if he wan prepared to dispose
of the. alleged contempt case pend
ing against Martin Kennelly. The
! Judge replied he had been so busy
during the past week, he hasn’t
the time to spare to thoroughly
look into the matter.
Mr Mundy continued by saying,
judging by the dttitude of your
Honor when the matter was before
the Court last week. 1 presume it
will be disposed of in the same
manner as the proceeding case of
a similar nature.
Judge Holzheimer stated he did
n’t know, until after he had made
a thorough investigation etc, etc.
He also informed the District At^
torney In open Court that he (the
judge thought that the District At
torney) had got the wrong man.
He followed it up by saying the ar
ticle was reprinted, and he be
lieved the associate editor was re
sponsible for its publication in the
regards to the repent.
Anyw,ay the matter was taken un
der advisement tor another week.
The Court adjourned until two p. m.
During the afternoon session
Martin Johnson of Dime creek ap
plied for his final citizenship pa
pers. Martin was given an extension
of time to study up matters per
taining to our Government etc .
Sowing Machines, Folding Reds,
1 Rugs, l.inoleiini, Dressers, Chiffon
1 iors and Beds.
NEW & SECOND-HAND AT BOUT’S
| ATTENTION LONGSHOREMEN
There will be a special meeting
held in the Federal Labor Union
Hall at 2 p. m. tomorrow afternoon.
. .Business of importance to be
transacted. Full attendance re
quested. !
CLARENCE A. RIGGS, SEC.
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Mrs Sauvain returned from Sol
omon yesterday, after spending a
brief visit with some of her friends.
The lady must have been surprised
at the condition of her home when
she returned.
Water flowed into her residence
last Sunday. The prompt response
of some of her friends finally turn
ed the course of the stream thereby
giving the Brussel carpets an op
portunity to dry.
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J. C. (Prof) Jacobsen is at pres
ent preforming the duties encum
bent upon the official computator.
He is Computing the poles which
has been cut and hauled to be used
in the construction of the cordoury
road between Dime creek and the
Landing.
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L. N. Holmgren, and Jack Starr,
are assembling their outfit, prepara
tory for a fishing expedition, some
where up the Yukon river, as soon
as the opening of navigation will
permit.
More treason! Some one has
proposed a porkless congress to
match the porkless Tuesdays. J
*****
If a man calls you a Bolslicviki,
or a Socialist, don’t be alarmed.
He is likely trying to call you an I.
W. W. and is too mad to speak
plainly
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Several well known Nomeites left
recently for the Kougarok. Among
the expidition were Mr and Mrs
Mattila, Mr and Mrs Alexson and
A1 Carey. Mrs Mattila will be the
chef at he Carey camp, and her
husband will assist A1 in extracting ,
the mazuma from his summer dig
gings on Dahl Creek. Mrs Alexson
will help her husband in the cul
linary department at his own camp
on Dahl Creek. ,
Olaf Leaf with his splendid team ,
of dogs, helped to convey the
aforsaid party to their destination.
Mr Carey went along with his own
sturdy team. They contemplate re
maining up there until next fall.
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The genial proifrietor of the Peo
nies Laundry reports there is eon
sidetable water flowing down Dry
creek. This is an indication that
the breakup is near.
iv;rs O. F. Flowers recent!'' left |
for Solomon. Her destination being ]
the Flowers dredge on the river, j
Mr Flowers with the assistance of a j
small crew have about completed |
preparations for the installation of j
the machinery which is expected will j
arrive on one of the first boats |
from Seattle.
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Within the next few days, the
renovation of the fast and commod
ious gasoline schooner S. S. Flyer
wfill be ccmplette. Captain
Erickson will launch the staunch
little vessel as soon as conditions
will permit. She will be available
for charter, or will carry freight
between any and all points along the
Bering Sea coast. (Providing the
remuneration is sufficient.)
At their last meeting, the Altar
Society unanimously decided to give
an entertainment in the St. Joseph’s
Hall, next Friday evening. The
entire proceeds will be donated to
the Red Cross Society, to assist in
bringing aid. and comfort to our
American Soldiers in Europe. Fur
ther particulars of said event will be
announced in Thursday’s issue.
*****
Forty three- Registrante have (to
date) been physically examined by
the local Exemption Board, and
classified in class one, of course
they will bo re-examined before ad
mittance into the army, and in all
probability a re-adjustment of the
classificotion will subsequently de
velop pertaining to a few. Thirty
nine more of those have been de
linquent in answering and returning
their questionaires have been class
ified in class one.
*****
NOTICE.
The Nome Mine Workers Union,
unanimously, decided by a referen
dum vote taken last Saturday, to
Remand, on and after May 1st, 1918,
.recognition of tlie Union, and $;>,00
per day and board, for an eight-hour
work day.
MARTIN KENNEIiLY, Pres.
ALBERT BRATEN, Stc’y
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