THIS AND THAT
ARMK8T1CK DANfJK TONIGHT
AT KAGUi HALL
The Thomas Alfred Ross Jr. Post
No. 9, American Legion, extends an
Invitation to all people In Nome
to be their guests at a dance in
celebration of Armittioe Day. to
night at 9: SO.
Pour years ago today the world
heralded the welcome news tfapt
the world war was at an end. Mil
lions of lives had been sacrificed
upon the altar of greed, tremendous
blood libations had been poured
over the feet of Mars, and with a
sigh of relief the stricken nations
laid aside their arms to face the
•tern realities of peace.
Celebration of this day. signify
ing cessation of war. will be held
thruout the nation. While not a
legal holiday a general observance
will express the gladness of the
nation in being able to enjoy the
fruits of peace.
Lay aside your cares tonight, be
the guests of the Legion boys and
rejoice that the war is over.
IOU6AROK MINER RETURNS
NOME FOR WINTER
N- M. Nicon and Harvey Grant,
well known Nome miners have been
In the Kougarok country during the
past summer prospecting ground On
Dick Creek, a tributary to the Ser- 1
pentine river. With them has been
associated Marco Padrovich. also a
Nomeite.
The ground prospected by them j
belongs to the “New York Com
pany,“ represented by J. J. Walsh.
Nicon haB previously prospected the
property and knows the ground j
well. The three partners shoveled j
in a cut 50x18x6 feet and found
most gratifying prospects, both fine
and coarse gold was found in paying
Quantities. Nick brought back to
Nome a handful of nuggets wiegh
ing 12 ounces, the largest .weighing
2% ounces.
Nicon and Grpnt will both re
main in Nome for the winter, re
turning to the properties in the
spring and ground sluice on a large
scale. Mr. Nicon states that once
the Seward peninsula Railway is
in operation a stampede to the fcou
garok surely will result, as the
only drawback at present is the lack
of adeqnate transportation.
FOR SALE
$100 Choice white Foz, beauti
fnllj made up, $00.00.. .Inquire of
Greemberg.
HEAVY SNOW KTOHM SWEEPS
NOME AND VIC INITY
Tuesday Nor. 7th ushered In win
ter with a vengeance. Thruout the
day It snowed heavily, but fortun
ately the weather was inild. Drift;
soon filled the streets making their
almost impassable. Side streets
particularly showed the effects o
the storm.
During the afternoon the storm
abated for a short time and then i
strong wind sprung up and before
late in the evening became a verit
able gale. By morning the wind
storm vent its fury and Wednesday
dawned calm with a slight fall of
snow'. The storm was unusual for
this time of they year and has cov
ered the ground with a blanket of
snow that will no doubt remain ir
place. Dog sleds and horse sleds
have taken the place of automobiles
and wagons and one can with cer
tainty say that winter is here to
LOCAL ITEMS.
The next regular bi-monthly
meeting of the Nome City Council
will be held in the City Hall Tues
day night November 14th at eight
John Costella has acquired the
old Buckmaster spring on the banks
of Dry Creek and is now supplying
his water patrons with an excellent
quality of pure drinking water.
Henry Berg. proprietor of the
Nevada Club, has installed a piano
in his emporium, and this popular
resort now becomes doubly popular
thru the fact that musicians enter
tain the patrons with delightful
Leo Pavelik, he of the lonesome
mush from Circle to Herschel Island
has decided to remain in Nome for
the winter and in the spring make
preparations for another trip north.
Mr. Pavelik is at present employed
an gold panner with the Hammon
Consolidated Gold Fields drilling
crew on Little creek.
The Nome Lighterage Company
completed its dock enclosures and
now assumes its winter aspect.
Men and machinery are still qt
work in the yard loading the re
maining dredge parts for the Yuba
ramps. The coal pile will observe
winter hours as will oil deliveries.
The Daily Telegraph Bulletin and
Weekly Nugget delivered by carrier
Per month fl.M.
WRKLEYS
after every meal
adds a zest and helps digest
One five cent package of Wrigley*s
contains a beneficial after dinner
treat for the whole family.
It gives delight and keeps teeth
white. It's a satisfying sweet.
Wrigley's is cleansing, cooling and
soothing to mouth and throat.
Lasts long—costs little—does much.
Wrigley’s Is made clean and comes
clean, wholesome and lull ol
Us wax wrapped package.
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Illfi EAGLE MASK HALL TO
ItK HELD NOV. 25th
The Eagle Hall Commission ha*
announced a Mask Rail to be held
In the Eagle Hall November 25th.
Tie committee in charge will
meet Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Polet
Store to make final arrangements
for the popular event.
A large array of valuable prizes
will be awarded and will soon be
placed on display.
As the plans mature the Commit
tee will aunounce their perfected
plans thru these columns.
The large Eagle hall is one of
the land marks of Nome, one that
all citizens have and are pointing
out with pride as the best public
hall in Alaska. However this in
stitution like many others will not
keep forever intact, time and age
will deteriorate and wef^r out var
ious parts of the building, hut
members of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles realize the importance to
the community of having such a
hall and have banded themselves
into a commission. They have ad
vanced the necessary funds and
this last summer inaugurated many
badly needed improvements. The
roof has been repaired, floor level
ed and the heating plant completely
altered; a new boiler has been pur
chased and installed, the entire
heating system relaid in a manner
such that no radiation is lost. In
stead of running the exposed feed
pipes under the building and losing
the radiation the pipes have been
brought inside and run along the
inner floor, conserving a great
amount of heat otherwise? lost. As
the finances of the institution per
mit many other alterations will be
undertaken.
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PROOFS OF LA80R BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
FORFEITURE NOTICE
To James Fahey and John Young.
your heirs legal representatives,
and assigns.
Ton and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned an co
owners therein, have expended the
snm of one hundred dollars for the
years .917. 1918. 1019. 1920, 1921.
1022 in labor and improvements
on and for the benefit of the
FRISCO GROUP placer mining
claim, situated -about seven miles
west of Nome and about 1000 fea^
north from Bering Sea in the Cairn
Nome Recording District, Territory
of Alaska. Notice of location
whereof is recorded in Vol 120,
page 33b of the records of the said^
Cape Nome recording district., in
performance of the annual labor re
quired by section 2324 Revised Sta
tutes of the United States and sup
plemental legislation, in order to
hold said claim.
And you are severally required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to yonr sev
eral Interests In said claim to the
undersigned co-owners with you
therein within ninety days after the
service of this notice on yon by the
publication thereof, or your interest
in said claim will become forfeited
and vest in the undersigned as pro
vided by said statute.
BARNEY COGGINS.
THOMAS GAFFNEY,
Co-owners.
Publish Nov. 11, 18. 25. Dec. 2, 9.
16, 23, 30, 1922. and Jan. 6, 13, 20
27. Feb. 3, 1923.
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