The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-14
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
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l Dr. Kittelsen returned from Solo, fmon on Wednesday night. | Jas. M. Casey left yesterday for Solomon where he will mine this winter.
 The winter thaw still continues to make trails bad and to cause .many overfows.
 Fresh salted Peanut and Almonds at the Rose Candy Store. 1 There was some first class mail in the last batch from the outside. There was also some second class outside mail
 | The Telegraph office says that the cable was O K at three o'clock vest erday afternoon The offices will be open regular hours from now on.
 
 Hans Carlson who has been work ing in Solomon returned last night. Trails are soft There is little do- ing in Solomon beyond some pros pecting on the reported new pay streak.
 The mail arrived Wednesday evening. Thus was the Industrial Worker wrong in it's conjecture as to its possible arrival. Many have called it's attention to the error. Sure enough, the mail carrier will bring the mail in on time and then some if it is there. but it's the blooming movements of the mail it. self that are so mystifying.
 Yesterday the name of the first prize winner at. the Pioneers card party was erroneously received by this paper as Mrs. U. Burke. Mrs Eubanks was the winner. Tho fault does not however lie with this pa- per, but with the party furnishing this paper the information.
 Augustine & Kyer, Victorias and Butter Crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
 The Dream Theater present a three part Feature production to- night entitled "The Awakening of Donna Isolla". Miss Marion Leo- nard plays the title role, supported by an all star cast of finished ar lists. Miss Leonard is recognized beauty and is credited with having a screen magnetism, that places her in the front ranks of leading lights in the Motion Picture World. A A side splitting fun producer called "A Pullman Nightmare" will con- clude this extravagant program Usual prices prevail.
 Tonight in the A. B. Hall the Pirates will lock horns with the Horseshoes at S:30 tonight in the second game of the series scheduled by the Nome Baseball League. The Northern Lights will endeavor to cool the ardor and reduce the pride of the Fort Davis team. The usual array of fans will the there while the rooters in all their glory will furnish the sides they favor with lung support of endles variety. Re- served seats at Rose Candy store.
 The Chamber of Commerce vest erday took advantage of the cable being in working order to dispatch the following wire:
 Vaille, Superintendent, Railway
 Mail Service, Seattle, Wash.
 Please advise if any congestion Seward Peninsula Mail Cordova, Fairbanks. Panama or en route present time indications are that at least one mail has failed to- arrive in Nome on account of break in dates from November seventeen to November 27. Nome-Seward Peninsula Chamber
 of Commerce.
 ' The Eagles announce barn dance for January 22. And 1t is going to be the real thing with turkey in the hay and turkey in the straw. They have, they state, secured the ser vices of the JingIeville band which will make the rag timers that have hitherto made music for Nome dan cers sit up straight as if they swal- lowed a poker, and take direct and instant notice. The Committee in
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