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for the past } ear’s
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NEWS NOTES
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Oh, O.h Oh, What a headache.
After today there will be ouly 363
more days of It.
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The family of Mr. JU M. Davison was
j visited yesterday afternoon by tlie,
I stork which left a fine baby girl. Dr.
1 Chace was there at the time.
Some of the land along Snake river
is going to be mighty valuable when
the harbor is completed. At least that
j is the opinion in seme quarters and
j it is to be hoped they are right.
Strigelmier who left here on Dep.’m- t
bet 23 with a loud of beef to relieve I
Tie shortage in thgt commodity at,
Council Is reported as having been
storm-bound for a week or 30 at
j Solomon. It is stated that he- had
not left that place on the night of |
the 31st.
The drawing for tWu Corona type
writer offered by the Hill drug n>ore j
j w:ii not takt place until February 12. {
I Until that dai ; all patrons of this
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pel ul.ir h jusc will receive coupons in
proportion to the amount spent giv
ing them mothe" cKnce for th's use-,
fu machine.
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The number which will win the
bei utiful sewing basket filled with
confectionary offered by the Hose
candy store, wa3 drawn yesterday at
2 p. m It is 776. At the time of go
ing to press the lucky holder of the |
ci upon bearing this number had us. j
jet claimed the prize.
Dr. Kittleson held number 9,134 and ,
therefore is the winner of the Vic
tiola offered by Lottien Bro3. One
tenth of those persons who bought
merchandise on December 23 at the
thieo stores opt rated by Lomen Bros,
are also lucky in thut they maj du- 1
pHcate their purchases of that day.
Tl is means all those who hold cou- ■
per s whose final or unit number is ;
fot r.
If it Isn’t one thing It’s another.
Now the town of Valdez has burned
down again. Along with the great
sympathy to be felt for those peo
ple who have had so many disasters
ot this sort i3 a little feeling of self
1 commiseration because of the inter
rupted telegraphic service upon which I
; a daily paper necessarily depends for
at least a part of that mental pabu
lum it strives to provide for its read
ers.
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Segerstroin and Hagen’s clock on
Front street after a long and faith
1 fill service failed in its duty this morn
* ing at four o’colck. People looking
| at Its familiar face this morning took
i it for granted that It suffered like
30 many others from to much New
Year’s good cheer and w’ere inclined
it to be lenient in their Judgment.
Hike most of the rest of us it will be
all fixed up in a day or two and bo
working faithfully again.
H. L. Stokes who went to Casade
paga a month or more ago to do as
i es8ment work returned to town last
! night. He came via Council at which
place he spent Christmas. He sevs
that the Xmas celebration there was
very well done. There was a Christ
mas tree In A. B. hall for the school
children. Everybody turned In and
helped to decorate the hall and give
the youngsters a good time. Hater
there was supper for the little ones
at the Kane house which was provided
l>> Mr. Charles Eagle. While this was
iu progress Mr. Eagle also acted as
host to the married folks at the
Marks hotel where turkey* and nil
the fixings Including champagne w«r(
set out to supply the wants of the
Inner man. Everybody old and young
had a grand time.
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At the regular meetln gof the
Ergle* tonight there will be the an
nnl Installation of officers which will
bi followed by a smoker for members
only.
New Year’s 1917 will go down in
history ns one of the most hospitable
evt r known In the town particularly t
as far as the lodges and clubs were !
concerned. The Eagles, Pioneers. \rc- j
tic Brotherhood and Moose all held
open bouse to which those who wore
not members went in unu3Unlly large
numbers. Not only this but the mem
bi rn of the different organizations all
visited each other on the most corllal
and friendly footing. First the Eagles
and Moose went to call on the Pion
i-eis. Then the Pioneers visltde the
Eagles and Moose who had already
made frequent call3 back and forth
on account of being In the 3ame hu‘ld- j
ing. Following these wholesale manl- .
testations of good will the Plon?ers, I
F.-i gles and Moose In a body started
to pay their respects to the members
>f the Arctic Brotherhood. The line
)f visitors reached from Eagle hall
to the A. B. hall. After their return
to their respective headquarters the
Morse, Eagles and Pioneers were visit
ed by the A. B.’s In turn. At the ,
several club rooms formal felicitations
were exchanged by brief speeches of
welcome, or responses, by the heads
jf the organizations Carl Lomen rep
•csi nted the Pioneers, H. H. Moller
he Moose, Ralph Lomen the Eagles
ind Arthur Cole the Arctic Brother
ler d. The customary healths were
trunk In punch and people who meet
Lily In ordlnnry Intercourse shook !
lands warmly and expressed the most
dr.dly wishes.
At the Pioneer Igloo In nddltlon to j
iho reception there was special en- 1
tertalnment. Mrs Poteet sang two i
appropriate selections, and Mr. Nlrh.
dI.iS on the mandolin and MUs Helen
St'pek at the piano entertained for an
hrnr or more.
The Moose onen house In the Eagle
lodge room had, besides the punch
bowl and a cordial welcome, music
by Miss Johnson on the violin snd
Mr. Peterson at the piano. There was
spontaneous dancing as those present
dtsired. This was In order In the
afternoon. In the evening the Moose
gave a sop's! deuce which was so
la-gely attended that there was hard
ly room on the floor for those who
wanted to Indulge in the mazy whirl.
Tne merriment lasted until tvo th<s
morning.
DREAM FEATURE TONIGHT.
Miss May Allison, the charming
romantic actress will be 3een tonight
In ’’The End of the Road.” a five reel
Mutual masterpiece. The picture
entries a very unusual plot. It Is n
story of the south and Is the kind
of production that leaves lasting Im
picsslons The tang of the blue grass
region permeates the entire romance.
The cast does justice to each and
every scene. It Is a superaltlve fea
ture you cannot afford to miss. Ad
mission as usual. Tomorrow night,
"The Diamond from the Sky.” four
teenth chapter with feature episodes.
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WE can DO IT.
Per flrst au> work e.r.d prompt deliv
ery shone Main 181 and the People's
l-aundry will send and gel your laundry
V J WtU.TAManN Peon
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Happy New Year
To All
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Ipolets Stores
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Dream Theater
TONIGHT
M
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
IN
THE
END OF THE ROAD
A 5 Reel Mutial Masterpiece
TOMORROW NIGHT
THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY
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