The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-07
NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

day after supplies.
 Fritz Mebes and Fred Handke are now prospecting on No. bonch Otter creek.
 | There were rumorc which may be premature to tho effect that another one will be pulled off quito coon. | Dress if you wish to or came as you are to the Orchestral Dance. The principle feature of the affair will be good music.
 Marshal Jordan with q batch ot prisoners for the Grand Jury's con- sideration left St. Mikes yesterday for Nome.
 Ben Nelson arrived in town from | up the beach yesterday. So far everything is quiet in his vicinity this winter.
 | Leo Kent with eighteen head of horses moved the boiler and boiler houses as we'll as the hoisting plant for Chas o. Strand to his new shaft where he will hoist tho excellent pay which he has blocked out on that ground. This Is about the only section of Center crock where min- ing is any way extensive this win- tor
 A photo by Lomen brothers now on display on the windows of F. M. Kiesele is enough to give any warm blooded animal the shivers. It de- picts Kiesele with two others taking a bath in the open water at the Springs with the winter garb to be seen on bank and tree as pretty chilly surroundings.
 Commencing tonight the Dream will present new and classified pie lures all week A Pathe pnotoplay in two parts titled The Masked Beauty, and a Western subject titled Jocular Winds. In addition to the above big rollicking Comedy with an Irish Punch and a political smash up, concludes the program. Wednesday and Thursday The Perils Of Pauline, Feature Episodes, thrill ing and sensational chapters.
 Fred Larson the Teller mail car rier arrived in Nome yesterday afternoon. He brought down with him Milton Luther the Commissioner of the Port Clarence Precinct.
 He stated that going up he had mail matter for Happy Jack Geo Heiser) but being unable to get in he had left it in the box outside. The door was somewhat showed in and without shovel he could not dig in.
 Martin Corliss is drifting at Gold Run and is having coal hauled by dog team from Teller.
 The mail which was all second class arrived yesterday afternoon. The bad storms for the second time this winter delayed the arrival or the mail The delay to the mail speaks more eloquently than any thing else as to the severity of the present winter, for it takes some blow to delay tho carriers at any stage of the game. However reports all agree that during the past few days there were times when the storm simply could not be faced ana it means death to any one dcring the elements.
 Charlie Olson Smiling Charlie) has had the misfortune to freeze his hands badly when returning
  cabin on Anvil. He had been down to see Al Folsom and when return ing got caught in terrific blizzard and made his way home with diffi- culty. He was taken to Chris Jor- tens cabin and there they treated his fingers with cold kerosene, and they may be successful in saving the fingers although they are ex- ceedingly badly frost bitten.
 The Lid is off. but you will not be gambling if you take advantage of that fact Bring reel money with you as chips don't go. From now on till the time of stock taking you can get two for one at Darling & Deans. You can buy pick for fifty cents-do you get 1t?