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EHA9.' MOYER. ERNEST MILLS,
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LOCAL 210, I. U. M. M. & S. W.
Vbe regular meeting or the Nome,
SKlne Workort’ Union, Local No. j
640, of the W. F. of M., Is held j
srery Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m i
Jo 8 p. m., 7 P- ra. to 8 p. m.
MARTIN KEN NELLY, Pros.
AL. BRA TEN, Sec.-Treas.
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Local News Items
find Town Topics
Last night, a representative of
this paper was notified by Mr. James
| Frawley that his petition as a
• candidate for the Senate, has not as
yet been filed, but he assured us
that it will be, before the specifed
time expires.
I The local Fraternal Order of
| Eagles, at last night's regular meet
’ ing unanimously decided to stage
1 an. affair on the 9th of March,
which they say will excel any social
j affair that Jias been pulled off this
j winter. It is anticipated to ask
! Official permission to raise the "Fam
! ous Lid" off the roof of the Eagie
| Hall, for one night only.
| It will almost be necessary that
i such a thing be granted, because
! the wild and woolly name that has
) been desgnated for the oecassion
! is, “Eagles Frontier Night”. Further
i details will be announced later.
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N O T I C E .
Big public (lance at the Miners
! Home ('lub, on Friday, March 1st.
j Everybody welcome, come aiul have
j a good time.
! Adm. Gents 50 cents Ladies free
Dancing Starts at 0:30 I*. M.
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i Another batch of ousido mail is
j expected sometme this afternoon.
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A native woman named Apia, ■
i recently, slipped on the i^e near j
! Belmcnt Point and broke her wrist. |
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ATTENTION' ODDFELLOWS ■
j Work in the first degree will he
| }{iven Friday evening, March 1st,1
I at 8 l\ M. Fullattendance re
• ((nested. .]
James Bogan, N. G.
Thomas Koliannik. Sec’y.,
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i Mrs. Sam Taylor return d to,
I Council City yesterday, via Marshal:
j Jordan’s splendid dog ter m.
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The Boss teams will today, haul!
| a load of oil and move a boiler
house for the Mebes Mining Co..:
operating on the Submarine.
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! The teamster who hauled a load j
j of horse feed etc., to the mouth |
1 of Dexter, yesterday, for the C. L. |
I Ross Co., stated that the trails
jars again beginning to assume tin ir
normal condition.
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It was not until after several
I affable, and charming young ladies
i had visited our office, and left
I packages, to be delivered to one of
'our office staff, that our memory was
! refreshed to the fact that today
| marks the quarter century post
' of his journey in life.
I H. Gabrielson
j to 140 points,
1 matched game
vs Cliff Allyn. 125
was last night’s
at The Board of
I Trade l’ool Tournament Series,
i Gabrielson won in 3G innings,
: making his 125 points while Cll'f
made 58. Allyn can shake hands
I with Old never Sleep, since they
j broke for him just about as good
I as they did for Doc. Cliff says:
“Bucking water and handling a cue
J are two diffident tiling ., and don’t
! go together, nohow."
Gabo's average 3.47, largest, run
,18. Cliff's average 1.61, largest
' run 8.
, The game was watched by the
usual large and interested audience
whose sympathies seemed to be
■mostly with Allyn in his hard luck,
i Tonight’s game will be played
, between Sam Malsagow and E. Lind
i berg.
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GET THE NEWS BIGHT. REA.
THE WORKER.
I Several natives had a thrilling ex
perience yesterday, while returning to
shore from a Seal hunting expidition,
in the vicinity of Sledge Island.
When they were about seven miles from
shore, off Cripple River, the ice com
menced o separate and just by a small
margin the natives and their dog
teams manager! to get on the inshore
side of the opening. One native who
was towing ashore three seals had to
hastily draw his knife and severe the
towline to prevent his team from be
ing pulled backward into the Bering
Sea, two o fthe seals were already in
the water when he cut the line. The
natives said seal are plentiful in the
vicinity of the Island. All it needs
is a little energy to obtain plenty Kow
Kow. They also shot a white fox which
was meandering along the beach near
Jess creek. The hunting party return
ed tio town with 4 seals, one Vgruk
and one fdx.
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PIONEER IGLOO HOTEL for
nice warm Rooms. 50c. per night.
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The local athletes will have to go
some, to beat the speed the boys
from the Fort are showing in the
practice games.
Subscribe now for the Worker
and keep Posted.
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Baseball fans, basketball enthusi
asts, those-in-the-know, those-not
in-ihe-kr.ow, players, and would-be
p-layers and “wise-ones" seeking
“the dope, were all congregated at
the Eagle Hall last night for the
final practice. There was a good
attendance and some strenuous
games were witnessed for over three
hours.
The All Nome basketball team
took the floor first and gave a very
classy exhibition of the game dis
playing great team work as well
as remarkable skill in shooting bas
kets. All of the players in the team
—with one exception — are boys
who have been brought up* in this
town and give promise of stacking
up well with the fast High School
aggregation.
After last night's practice, it would
be hard to locate any Sourdough
money, as the Fort team has im
proved wonderfully all around.
Their fielding was quicker and with
out error and their hatting was
much stronger However 'tis said,
“There's one born every minute’'
and some Sourdough money may be
located.
Hagen’s “Braves” donned their
war-paint later on in the evening
and for sixty minutes made things
hum. Several of the ployers have
been exorcising regularly and its
common property that their first
baseman— whose waist Iihe would
make a walrus look at himselt
twice—hits the Bessie road trail
every morning before breakfast.
The old-timers state openly that they
will give Undo Samuel's boys the
time of their lives.
In all, the postponment of the
athletic tournanvent will moke the
evenl3 much more interesting ami
exiting. Tlio games on Saturday
night should not be missed by those
who can walk as far as the Eagle
Hall.
I Make your reservntions at Lo
j men's Drug Store.
NOTICE.
| A Card Party, a Dance, and re
] froshments at Hie Pioneer Igloo,
! Wednesday, Feb. 27. at H::SO P A1
Members and their lady friends arc
ctudially invited.
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(Includes THE DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
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BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
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hanging
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Get your tennis shoes and white
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Heart Picnic Feb. 23rd at
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* FOX SKIXS on hand and we will came around to see you
I John FelkeJ
Nome, Alaska
RESIDENCE, 1 l<> D STREET.
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