The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-01
Weekly Letter to Nome Nugget b,
 August Toellner.

August Toellner.
 FAlEHANKS Jan l. Iae,-The new eesr va aeh,rsa in Hafa last nigh, aifh m tha relaf aHd aai5@ desirable. Th-ra .a= haH II Gaf9aa.. zkaang aee ualza-o asatarr hs th, Gsrmau smeu4 saet.y Au HeH Not out st q u..e herare ls a.sloeh SO taaf HI spes, .aIa ,eaa aad departed and n, now naa eaamenrsd
 Tn, aaiiat, seek has berp # .ery busy ens n sarfal way Christina waz celebrated n Inc c4lhnltr church AH the leading singers uH th, city t',.k part in tho work. \ n,a pri se, Ret Father catl.lr aa1eiatcd. Tb, ffe~hvtarFH church. under Rev < Hall ths Episcopal church uuteF Rev Charles Eugene Ee'tieHef. aad tf, Methodist church under Eee. Joan Par zas also had then usud exercises. Thcu fHere a4= a vaudeville show af H., Earl" han and a ball at GorIous rink by Tn" miners nt The T8HamI
 fha great faed af the dae. however eaz the annual free Christmas duuer teHdored bs Fred Martin and RH, koou 1t thc California to tine miners over .nn sai daau to tue olahorat,
 rtrad and rujayed the hearty repa~t IT rook ledr hours t, f,.sI rhe baugs huuch Ths boys From tho riif5 w.r, rherr ir afee HrHbarz
 Fine Fairhaut- a,rir of Eagles w Sunday initiated E, class af l.a useal- hor- I'm un,o,r- for tla ensuing yeu are. ra-t Worthy President George Mrku-. sic, president. Barney Clos. worthy vier president Eoz S"uraaul; worthy treasurer. F W e1aer. worthy secertary o. M. Anderson. Th, EarI, nave gigsH. cup their old lali ta tIe creditors. tb- \. =. co. and tn, Noy.e Luuh,r ee. who naw e5Ii H the Fair bank Nudjt"rium In plas, of tho Nu- ditarium fine Eaeles nfe purchased Century hall and u.- iz n"u eail,1 Eagr. hiH
 pum2 tt" past month th, Arrti. Ernth,rhood has aeats br,lt t,-aflssf'-i uirh J II Rodgers as areric chief and Cha- r. Taylor a- arcti, recorder The parapherualia for in. lodge has arrived from tho outsid,- and a basketball team has been started There ara una ahnut lao members.
 The M1sous Haee r-erivea the,r paraph,rualia from tho outside. and ,h' old Panama Masonic club has takcu on lodge form under dispensatiou received some time ago. Tn" lodge has an elegantly furnished room in the 1u- ditorium
 The odd FelloRs also meet m thc Auditorium. They have added greatly to their membership of late. and an- nouucc a large social program for th" winter.
 The Spanish-American war veterans mo, last Saturday and elected the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing year. President. F A. Barton. Washington. n. C. infantry. vice president Cleo. Her man. tst Washington NoL infantry: treasurer W. E. Clifton band ist Washington Vol infantry. secretary. August Toelluer co. K. ls; Washington Nnl. infantry The club will celebrate the anniversary of the battle of santa Anna on February
 The Yukon Pioneers haze started a branch organization here, which is headed hy Rev l.. hall Young as presi- dent. and Fred Bates. assistant post master. as secretary They will meet monthly.
 Tine Irish haze been moved by q spirit of clannishness up here. and have formed a branch of the Irish American League. John F. Dillon is the presi- dent. and John l.. Timmins is the sec retary of the club.
 Col. chas. F. Claypool has given uI the choir at St. Matthews church owing to n lack of support for the classic gems rendered by this organization.
 The Beer Brewers union is the lat est here. and has six members. Tho men formerly put in IA hours a day and now they finish up in eight anC make quite little overtime.
 The United Mine Workers of tn, Panama have received their ehartel