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MILL & SMELTER WORKERS.
Headquarters 511 Denham ltuld g.,
Denver. Colorado.
CEAS. MOYER. ERNEST MILLS,
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LOCAL 210, I. U. M. M. & S. W.
fhe regular meeting ol the Nom»
Stine Workers' Union, Local No
149, of the W. F. of M.. Is held
srery Saturday evening at 8 p. na. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m
to « p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
MARTIN KEN NELLY, Pres.
Alu 1515ATEN, Sec.-Trens.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local'Union 178». Carpeatera an4
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“Has he revived enough to win
the pool tournament at the Board
of Trade, tonight?”
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NOTICE.
Women of Mooselieart legion.
Business meeting and initiation,
j Monday, Eeb. 25, followeu by a so
! cial for members only,.
All members reguested to be j
i present at H P. M. sharp, as we •
j wish to have picture made of all ■
! members while hall is still decorat- j
ed.
MBS. C. A. RIGGS,
RECORDER, j
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; Reasonable prices, and first class
i workmanship at the Nome Tailoring
! Company.
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Jim McAllister hauled a gasoline
engine and boiler out to a claim
near the moonlight springs for Jos
Fortune and partner.
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Charlis Boss returned yesterday, |
to the scene cf his dredge moving :
operation, on Nome River.
The Odd Fellows are going to
to give a Hoover Night-cap Basket
Social and Dance on March Sth.
Express and General Delivery.
See Erickson at Mansfield's Cigar
Store.
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A recent mail brought in the
sad news to Mr. Andrew Oison ot
the death of his mother, which oc
curred at Malde, Norway.
James Frawiey and Frank War
sing's camp on the Laura' Bench
claim, near the third beach line, in
the vicinity of Dry creek, is consi
dered a fair camp, not withstanding
reports to the contrary. The oper
ators are paying the union scale ot
wages, and are working their men
only S hours per day.
The property of Chris Prechtel,
(deceased) will he sold to the high- |
est bidder, in the XT. S. Commission-!
cr's Court room at 2 P. M. today.
Committee have de
54.00 book of thrift
j The Athletic
| elded to give a
j stamps to tlie youngster who selis
j the most tickets to the Athletic
Tournament which will be hold in
; the I-lagle Hall next Saturday night.
| For further information see Mr. A.
114. Miller or Geo. Kiiroy.
TltE PAPER WEDDING
In celebration of the first anni
j versary of their happy wedded life,
1 ,1 sociable party of personal friends
! composed of Mr. and Airs; Matella,
Mrs. ,1. Tavasti, Miss Marie Tavasti,
A1 Cary and Harold Erickson raided
the residence of Mr. and Mrs Finn \
Resvoll yesterday evening.
To the extreme delight of the
surprise party. Mr. anil Mrs. Resvoll
were found at home, congratula
tions were extended to the popular
young couple and it was wished that
they might enjoy good health and
happiness for many, many anniver
saries to come. Several pleasant
I hours were spent at the home of
! the happy couple.
The Industrial Worker concurs
i in the well wishes of the surprise
11 party. We not only extend to Finn
land his better half our best wishes
|, at the anniversary of their paper
11 wedding, but we sincerely hope
11 they'll live to enjoy their wooden,
’ silver, gold and also the anniver
sary of their diamond wedding.
Mrs. L. Seidenverg, the chairman
of the executive committee, Mrs. C.
Lcscher, Mrs. B. R. Holden, Mrs.
C. Riggs, Mrs. C. L. Ross, Mrs. G.
Modini, Mrs,. Otto Hansen, Mrs, \V.
Koch, Mrs. S. B. Lewis, Mrs. N.
Rcthacher, Mrs. D. Kirstan, Mrs. G.
Laiblin, Mrs. R. A. Grantham, Mrs.
Tiffany, Miss Mary Spoon,
Miss Lily Koch and Miss
Ruby Martin, as well as other mem
bers of the. Ladies Mooseheart Leg
ion who so ably assisted are to be
highly commended for their ability
and ingenuity in stagtng in the
Eagle Hall last Saturday night, one
of the most delightful, and success
ful social affairs ever held in the city
of Nome. Great praise is also due
to Mother Tiffany and her associates
for the beautiful and artistic man
ner in which they decorated the in
terior of the hall for the occasion
of the unique indoor picnic which
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
who attended. This affair will go
down in Nome’s historical record
book as one of the most delightful
social gatherings ever congregated
together under one roof in the hist
ory of the camp.
As to the dancing by moonlight,
it was superb, the only comment
wo’ve heard, is that it was to bad
that the local astronimer couldn’t
have brought on an occasional total
eclipse of ‘“that moon" while the
dancing was going on. Now pertain
ing to Lovers Lane, well! we'll pass
for once because we don’t think its
proper to tell tales out of school,
so we’ll say nix as to whom we ob
served frequently occupying the
benches within that sacred inclosure.
The ice-cream was surley delicious,
“we noticed one of our affable young
men consumed a considerable quan
tity of it while sojourning within the
inclosure of the aforesaid lane."
Mrs. L. Seidenverg and Mrs. (’. Les
sher ably assisted by other members
of the Legion were the efficient floor
committee. Mrs Holden, Mrs. Otto
Hansen, Mrs. G. Modini and many
other affable young ladies were upon
the reception committee. Mrs. C.
Itiggs. and Mrs. O. L. Ross were
supervising the distribution of the
delicious edibles from within the ice
cream and cake booth. Mrs. J. Ross
and Mrs. Koch handed the sand
wiches and coffee out in regular
cafeteria style. Mrs. N. Hothacher
handed out the goods 1‘rora the pea
nut and popcorn booth, jjust like
as though she were a native of Italy.
Miss Lily Koch and Miss Ruby
Martin two of Nome’s most charming
young ladies, were serving Stauie's
best from the Punch Bowl. A wise
old owl was seen comfortably perch
ed in the apple tree 'neath the moon,
and seemed very much contented
while taking in the proceedings of
the evening. The live birds clinging
to trees were at times really trying
their best to drown (he melodious
music flowing from the orchestra.
Dancing commenced at 9:1!0 P. M.
. and continued without an interrup
tion until 2 A. M.
I The ladies desire to thank .Messrs,
i Wright, Botts, McLaughlin, Thomas,
j Koch. Riggs, Juul, Holden, Nel
| son. Seheike, and the other
I gentlemen, who ussisLd in de
| orating I ho building and in other
| such a . success. The members ot
j tlit Ladies Mooseheart Legion will
! meet at 8 P. M. tonight, and a
j flashlight picture of the Hall will
be taken before the decorations are
I r moved. All members are request
' ed to attend.
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nice warm Kootns. 50c. per night
The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THt DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
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BARNEY GIBNEY .... . . . Proprietor.
Plain and decorative
painting and paper
hanging
Wm. STIPEK
GLAZING GLASS, PAINTS, WALLPAPER
& OILS AND &
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PHONE MAIN 171
Established June, 1900
(Alaska Banking and
Safe Deposit Co.
Aithorlz«d Capital 9125,000
Paid Up Capital $ftO,000.
A General Banking Business
Transacted
Nome Scavenger
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All Orders Receive.
Prompt Attention
PHONE MAIN 76.
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