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LOCAL NEWS
ATTRAimONH SCHKDlTIdflD.
L. O. O. M. social. Feb. 24th.
Ladies Dog Race Feb. 25th.
F. O. E. card social Feb. 28.
Odd Follows card party March ?
Cheechako dog race and dance on
March 3rd.
Game Protective Aaso. dance on
March 17.
Rebekah Dance April 7th.
Pioneer Women dance April 14th.
DANCING SCHOOL.
On Monday, Tuesday and TTiurs
day of each week a dancing school
will be held in the Pioneer Igloo,
beginning at 0:00 P. M.
MRS. GEO. W.\LDHE1/M.
LADIES RACK ^
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Contributed)
More o' .ess elaborate arrange
ments have been perfected by the
Nome Kernel Club for the Ltdius
.{ace scheduled for Sunday ne.'.t and
he interest of the community is
again at fever beat. Talk of dogs
and racing sleighs, proper habili
menfs of the trail, the arrangement
of a choice line of dog-driving and
otherwise explosive "lamrwidge.”
etc. ad infinitum, has, for the nonce,
gently but firmly relegated to the
discard the discussion of all other
tnptafi—topics at other times be
I lieved to be of Infinite importance in
j the general scheme of things, but
| now bereft and shorn of their erst
j while dignity and importance Try the
advent of this all-absorbing topic—
Tho canine world has likewise
been disrupted, and doss are being
borrowed, lent, sought, swapped and
eschanged with such rapidity that
the doss themselves wonder where
they will finally fetch up. But the
dogs are happy withal,—and why
shouldn’t they be? Not often is tt
the privilege of any living creature
to look forward to so pleasing a
prospect as to be turned over for a
brief period to the care and direc
tion of persons possessing such ;
charm and grace as will be in evi
dence among the fair drivers enter-1
ed in the Indies Race for Sunday, (
February 25.
It is prophesied by those familiar
with the dogs to be driven and the
conditions prevailing, that as a re
suit of the experience gained in the
previous Ladies’ Race. the course
v-ill be run this time in shorter time,
and the good showing made gener
ally by the entrants of the former
race will this time be materially Im
proved. It can be stated at this
time that there will be at least ten
entrants in the coming race, and
a great deal of enthusiasm is being
displayed by the participants in the
race as well as the general public
Prayers and hopes are being fervent
ly expressed that the present fine
weather will just hold until alter
the race, so that the fair dTdvers
may have a chance to run their race
with as little physical discomfort as
nosslhle.
The time of the race -will be. 12:30
p. m., Sunday afternoon. Entries
to the race will close at 5:00 p. m.
Saturday afternoon, and the draw
ing for postilion in the race will take
place at the same time at the Miners
and Merchants Bank.
Thomas A. Rose has been appoint
ed 8tarter. Messrs. Charles W.
Thornton, James Frawiey and Law
rence 8. Kerr having been named as
the Judges at Nome, with Messrs.
A. L. Pritchard and O. A. Perryman
acting as Judges at the Tuba Camp.
The timekeepers at Nome wfll be
Prof. L. E. RynnJng and Elmer Fore
ling. with H. K. McJunkin acting in
a like capacity at the Tuba Camp.
R. C. McDowell will be Marshal of
the Course.
Four beautiful prises will be of
fered for the winners of the race.
The hist prise win be a Loving Cup;
saceari prise wfU be a picture; third
a. pen or pencil and the fourth prise
will be a solid gold Kennel Club
button. These prims have consider
able intrinsic value, and that added
to the fact that they wfll represent
the winning of a pflaoe In the race,
will make them such as people treas
ure throughout a lifetime.
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
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* 1 A. U. to 7 P. M.
• ..SPECIAL DINNER FROM
C S P. M. to J P. M.
LOCAL NEWS
PIONEER CARD PARTY
A REPEATER SUCCESS
The Pionoors of Alaska held an
other of the*ir successful card part*
lea in the Igloo on Wednesday even
lug Feb. 2let. Eighteen tables were
Piled with enthusiastic players.
Following were the prise winners:
Ladies—Mrs. Gua A lemon, Mrs. A.
itahlke, Mrs. A1 Nicholson. Men—
Med Reagan. F. A. Diemor, Nick
The next feature of the Social
Committee will constat of cards and
i dance with refreshments.
KOUGAROKER8 RETURN
TO UPPER COUNTRY
Henry Weills, Chas. Nelson, Dan
Kelly, Jerry 8n1Mvan and Charles
Carr left Nome for the Kougarok,
where they will prospect and trans*
act other business matters before
returning to Nome.
nUBBCHAKO RACK AND DANCE
BY THE YUBA IiODGR
The Yuba Lodge, constating of tbe
numerous BIRDS of the Yuba camp,
will stage a spectacular dog race on
March 3rd. Tbe list of entries show
that the aves are stretching their
wings, ready to make a record flight.
At the charter member meeting of
the Lodge the details of this uniqur
race were discussed and plans per
fected to make the event the ama
teur trail feature of the season.
Following are the minutes of the
TUBA DODGK,
Minute of Charter Member Meeting
Nome. Alaska. Feb. 30, 1923.
The spirit of the Cheechako Dog
Race at Yuba Camp was the iiwpira
tion for a meeting of Yuba men in
camp at 7:30 p. m. this date. 24
enthusiastic would-be dear drivers
were present. Clyde 8. Taylor was
unanimously acclaitned Chief of th«
IjOdge and we all settled down to
business.
First subject of discussion—The
Yuba Dance, date set March 3. 1923. j
Committees appointed by the big j
Chief as follows:
Finance—.Tack Wright, Harold j
Dill. Wm. Doyle.
Floor—A1 Pritchard. J. B. Hobley. ;
Carl Johnson. Guy Turnbow.
Refreshments—John Mitchell ;
Rill Lenhart, Gus Wheeler.
It was decided to obtain if possi
ble. the A. B. hall for this dance,
and the best possible music Nome
can furnish. The members all want'
Mr. Gabrlelson. Mrs. Wootter and
Mr. Leecher to supply the music and
the committee was ordered to ar
range these matters.
It was further decided by the
members that this dance is to be
high class in every respect.
Chief Taylor suggested a Kangs
roo Court be held at intervals be
tween dances and appointed H. K.
McJunkin, Judge of the Court.
All members are requested to
pnfctfer charges agaJnBt their beet
friends, seal the written charges in
an envelope and turn it in to Chief
Tne dor Kace men cacne up ic :
discussion. Rules of the Kennel;
Club were read at the meeting.
Applications for entry aa follows:
1 —.Barb Wire Bethards
2—.Jassy Pritchard
3.—.Hot Shot Tnrnbow
4— .Dutch Leonard
5— . Marysville Wright
6— . . . . Crockerville Joe Kotchevar
7— .Tractor Jdhn Burgess
8— .Sidewheeler Doyle
9— .Silent Smith
10— .Boob MicNutt
11— ... Chief Clyde Taylor
12— .Peenuckle Pete Petersen
13— .Hot Rivet Perryman
14— .Snatch Block Taylor
Twenty four men became charter
members by paying one dollar to be
used for purchasing prises for the
race. These are now fall fledged
BIRDS of the Lodge. Several other
BIRDS have appeared and paid a
dollar. It Is fully expected that all
in camp win become BIRDS.
Signed: H. K. McJnnkin.
Bird Secretary.
In the evening of the 3rd of
March, after the race, the A. B. Hall
will be the scene of a delightful
dance given under the unpices of
the Yuba Lodge and feature stunts
will be sprung for the enjoyment of
the crowd. The Nome Orchestra,
consisting of Mrs. C. J. Woofter, F
Gabriel son and Chas. Lescher. will
furnish the music for this event and
all present will be given the time
of their hilarious lives.
The proof of the pudding is the
eating, buy a portion.
Lenten Season
Specials_
Commencing next Monday aortiig mad all through
LENT we are offering Special inducement and prlcna on
all of oar lentni Dainties.
Our large stock of LBN TEN KMINTIB8 cadlies you
to have a different LENTENT dlsh*for every meal. We
have the choicest of everything edible from river, lake
or sea put up in the most tempting styles.
We carry a full line of Imported and domestic sar
dines and fishballs, Salmon Bellies, Herring, Tongues •
and Soon*, Whole Fresh Ood, Black Cod, Clams, Oys
ters, Salmon, Crab, Shrts^s, Shad Roe, Tuna, Anchovies
Get one of our Lenten Bulletins
For Details and Prices.
A.P0LET
MAIL MOVEMENTS.
Peter Curran arrived Wednesday
with a full consfcgnment of Outside
and Alaska mail for Nome and die*
nitrating points. As Thursday was
a legal holiday the postofflce remain
od dosed and merely gathered the
mail dropped in the box and dis
patched the mail on hand.
Bob Oum&k made The return titp
from the Kougarok with the usual
consignment of mail from the upper
country.
Mail for Teller will close March
first and will be dispatched thru tihe
regular carrier. Joe De Rosie.
MININCJ NOTES.
J. Kenny and partner are prospect
ing on the Bob-Tail Bench on Boul
der creek.
Albert RioheTt to on the divide
between Prospect and Ltadbloom
Creeks, where he IS prospecting. At
the present time he is sinking a
shaft in ground which he beftleves
will justify further investigation.
Alfred Haneen Is prospecting On
No. 4 Sledge Creek, on the Rodlne
claims. A shaft has been sunk to
the depth of 25 feet and will be
con-tinned In ithe hopes of arriving at
bedrock without encountering -water.
The Reinlach Brothers are sink
ing a shaft on Rock Creek. Their
shaft is being sunk with the aid of
a boiler as the ground 4» frosen.
Livingston and Partner, prospect
ing on Irene Creek were Nome rfclt
ors this week.
Emil Hauser waa in from the bills
this week, returning to catnip today.
Chris Jotten, who with Paul Ull-|
rich. Is mining on Dexter Hill, uas;
a Tlsitor during the week, haring
com Into town for supplies for the
Fred BamofUky. the Hastings.
Creek miner, came to Nome during
the week, returning to camp with
LADIES
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THISCOMINGWEEK
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CASH DISCOUNT
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