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to Seattle, being the
holder of Ticket
No 386
May Contest
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NEWS NOTES
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Mr. John Bennett is in Nome today,
having come down on the Jewel
Guard. He will remain several days.
i Rev. John Parsons returned this
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j afternoon from Sinuk on the Jewel
Guard. The usual services will be
conducted tomorrow at the Federated
church. Hr. Parsons preached at the
Sinuk mission Thursday evening.
! Owing to the sad bereavement sus
tained by Mrs. E. B. Darling president
| of the Nome Kennel Club, in the loss
: of her mother, Mrs. Frederick Blrdsall,
the annual meeting of th-j Nome Ken
nel Club called for 3:3) tonight will
tie postponed until further notice.
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Mr. and Mrs, Jake Burger are pas
! si ngers on the Vieoria. Berger has
j acquired all of the Topkok proper
| ties formerly owned by Oscar Ashby
! and according to a, wire received in
I the city last night will take the first
I boat down the const to look after his
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| interests.
j Outdistancing the three passenger
| boats on their run to Nome, that
grand old bird the stork visited our
city last night and today Mr. and
Alls. Antonio Jackovina are celebrnt
: ing the arrtval of the first cheechako
| in Nome this spring who is a fine
! sturdy little man. Antonio has bought
live hundred dollars worth of cigars
and is handing them cut to his
friends.
j “Ye Ancient Apothecary"—not con
! lent with taking a few days holiday
j —for the first time in eighty years—
I yesterday decided to take a sojourn
| at the Holy Cross hospital where h/>
J will endeavor to pick up a little sleep
lie lost in San Francisco several years
ago. The latest bulletin received from
the hospital this morning stated that
“Old Hoc” Brlnker was now conval
escing and would lie around when
Johnny O'Brien let go both anchors
in the roadstead tonight.
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R. A. Carroll, known to every sour
dough 'in the territory ns “Brother"
i Carroll is on deck again as local agent
for the Alaska Steamship Company.
The Nugget received a radio from
him Iasi night when the genial com
modore requested the public of Nome
lie notified that the Victoria would
leave here for Seattle on June 14 and
would call at Seward Valdez, and
Cordova. Several Nomeites going
outside will avail themselves of this
opportunity to see the busiest section
of the Alaskan territory.
Sunday night nt the Engle hall a
three real morality drama (features
, Pauline Bush In a heaut.iful story
I that gives this elegant screen actress
an opportunity to display to advan
tage her many gifts. The story de
picts the influence of a woman’s glor
ious soul and through the mighty
power of love and hope how even
vicious characters are reclaimed and
turned into the paths that lead to
I he sublime. This great play is fol
lowed by two comedies; Raindrops
and Girls and Fattys’ Infatuation.
Fate’s Alibi Is a detetive story of class
and distinction and a Universal week
ly concludes the hill. As usual Miss
■ rtha Johnson and Miss Helen Sti
pek will .provide the music so much i
appreciated at these performances.
I
Arthur Cole and Alfred Lomen
went into the country yesteeda/ with
hearts full of Joy at the thoughts of
a thirty-C'ght mile buggy tide on pice
soft cushions with a thoroughbred
between the shaft3 From all ac
counts they had a most enjoyable
time and rrrlved at the Bangor dredge
packing the horse In relays. How
ever they secured the clean up and
returned to town .lutln.j the "wee
sma” hours of the morning. They
were delighted with the trip and are
thoroughly rested—scorning chairs,
bench-M and such like. Allred rays
he will walk next time. It's so much
more puesant.
Frank Kiesele was the lucky holder
of ticket No. 386 in the Lomen three
stores drawing which entitles the
lucky possessor to a round trip ticket
to Seattle. The final drawing took
place today when the judges placed
he five monthly winning tickets, on
that premium, in separate envelopes.
They were then carefulll shuffled
up and Johhny O'Brien—who was
blindfolded -drew one which turned
out to he No. 386. This is the num
er which was drawn for May month
and was unclaimed. It was muchly
advertised for, and, in the event of
the holder not turning up within a
specified time, No. 317 held by T)r.
Kittelson wns next 1n order.
Frank Kiesele attended the drawing
and a few minutes later on going
through his cash register—to his In
finite surprise—found that he was
the lucky holder. The genial Kiesele
is undecided as to whether he will
make the tt1p outside or not.
Advices form Council this morning
state that dredging is handicapped ow
ing to the unusual amount of suc
face frost. The Mild Goose dredge
is not working steady and the Blur.
Goose boat has not yet started up.
Ed Hanson went to Chinik for the
Pfaffle outfit who are nil ready for the
summer's work. They are launching
their lighters today. H. S. Chester,
the mayor of Golovin, has got his
high power gasoline boat out with
Bud Walsh as the engineer The Itu
pert will be seen in Nome in a few
days. Mr. and Mrs. Geary of Mrhite
Mountain are on their way to Nome.
Jimmy Bogan left with the Nome
Solomon mail at 2 o’clock last night
with saddle horse.
Oilvor Flowers Is here from Solo
mon awaiting his machinery. He
says that things are moving slow in
the Solomon section. The Eskimo
Dredging Company are still repairing
their bucket line and are almost
through thawing ahead of the boat.
Talbot Scott is In charge of the work.
Harry Ray is pumping out the Kim
ball dredge; they will not operate
for two weeks yet.
Tom Shaughnessy has had eight
nen working on the railroad bridge
which crosses the slough crossing to
Bonana. He Is replacing a large sec
tion of (rack which was torn out by
the big storm of last fall and will
probably finish that job tomorrow
He will then tackle the roadbed on the
Solomon river bridge. One of the
piers was badly damag'd in the spring
I freshet and will have to he repaired
before any freight Is hauled on the
track.
Mr. Shaughnessy states that the
first gasoline car went over the road
as far as East Fork this morning and
roadbed is In good shape. Men are
working on it at present and In a
short while Tom will be able to
handle all freight which comes his
way from a dredging spud to a Diesel
engine.
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EA6LE HALL
SUNDAY NIGHT
REPEATED.
7 REELS. 7 REELS.
Paulina Bush in
THE GRIND.
A drama of real life in three acts.
Sterling Comedy.
.. RAIN DROPS AND GIRLS.
Drama.
FATE’S ALIBI.
Juvenile Comedy.
FATTY’S INFATUATION.
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY.
MISS HELEN STIPEK, Pianist.
Bertha Johnson, Violin.
Adm. 25c.
VIC. AT MIDNIGHT
UMATILLA AND
SENATOR SUNDAY
According to advices received direct
from the Victoria, that ship should
drop anchor in the roadstead between
one and two o’clock tomorrow morn
ing. The vessel reported her position
at 2 a. m. today to be 305 miles south
of Nome and at noon she wired in that
she was now 174 miles from here.
The ship is making about thirteen
miles an hour, and, if no ice or fog
is enountered, should arrive at the
time if atd. The Umatilla will un
doubtedly drop her anchor before
eight tomorrow morning, and the Sen
ator will l>e with us a few hours later.
DREAM SUNDAY—CHAPLIN, AR
BUCKLE AND MABEL NORMAND
An «xtrn number will be shown
tonght entitled "Getting Acquainted"
; featurng the king pin of funny men.
Charlie Chapin. The new picture
Is additional to the progrnm and will
support the big feature "Petectlvo
Craig's Coup," which is repeated at
the request of many.
Sunday night (the rooster) n boom
erang of howling sucessea—Sid
Chaplin. Charlse’ brother, Mabel Nor
mand and Fatty Arbuckle, last and
not least the rough riding comedinn—
Shorty—mixing It In London, n w*dd
west stampede. Right reels of dnz
zling speed limit pictures. The sea
son's headliners all in a bunch with
the popular Pathe weekly as an In
troduction. A star show although
they are repeaters, they are the gems
of the past season. Admission 25c.
Pig new features on first boat.
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Dream Theater
TONIGHT
Detective Craig’s
Coup
REPEATED.
ALSO A NEW ONE CHARLEY CHAPLIN IN
GETTING ACQUAINTED
8 REELS. THE R OOSTER. * 8 REELS
SID CHAPLIN, (CharU’a Brother ) FATTY ARBUCKLE, MABLE
NORMAND AND SHORTY IN ,
SHERLOCK HOLMES
A JOY NIGHT EIGHT REELS REPEATED
Adm. 25c
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