The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-23
ATTENTION I. o. o. F.


 next meeting, Friday, March 24.
 The Federated Aid Society held a very interesting social meeting Tuesday afternoon in the church lecture room. A large number ct ladies were present, and after a brief program delicious lunch was served. The entertaining committee consisted of Mrs Altimus, Mrs. Crowley and Mrs. Grimm.
 Rice the man who was frozen on a trip to Salmon Lake, and who few days ago had his left foot am putated above the ankle, all the fingers except the thumb amputate6 from his right hand, and the second finger and some joints of the others of his left also taken off, is resting easily in the Holy Cross hospital. The operation was performed by Dr. Mustard.
 
 For your dogs. Kirks Sore Foot Remedy soc. and $1.OO. Grants Sure Shot Mauge Remedy soc. and $1.OO, at Lomen's Drug Store.
 Delegate Wickersham in a wire from Washington dated February 19 to Fairbanks stated that the Post Office Department had designated eight post offices in Alaska to be postal savings banks. Fairbanks was included he said in the list. AL though he did not mention Nome i: is a reasonable presumption that this town will also have a postal savings bank.
 Postmaster Deal of Fairbanks receiv- ed instructions to forward the ton of mail had accumulated for lower river points at his post office. None of this would be for Nome however. It was being forwarded in five hund- red pound lots. What has become of the surplus Nome mail no one knows and even a Lost Ad is nos likely to find it. Probably in cold storage somewhere.
 A Clever, Clean Comedy Drama
 A SCRAP OF PAPER
 Eagle Hall, April 1st.
 
 Mir. >H J. Brose who has been with the Kelliher dredge in winter quar- ters was an arrival from the Kou- garok yesterday evening. He came from the Nugget road house yester- day where he rested en route from Taylor to Nome. The weather was cold coming down, the trail rough and bit rocky. There are no over- flows on the river however. He met Fred Stahl on his way to Hot Springs and Stahl expected to get to Shelton last night. He says that things are quiet up in the Kougarok. Corrigan and Sweeney are taking out quite a dump. Quite a number of veteran miners of the Kougarok district are taking in the recuperat- ing waters of the serpentine Hoi Springs in the Upper KougaroK.
 
 Our Enemys Spy is the stirring headliner at the Eagle Hall tonight and tomorrow night in what is fit ingly described as a banner show. This is a three reel feature film by the Bison 101" and as q military drama in these days of wars alarums this drama is decidedly a winner. A leap from an ocean liner is one of the most sensational per- formances ever filmed, and the realistic intensity of this startling act is one that will stir the audi ence. Two comedies of the better sort are also on the program to IuTillSH Iuc llSuIcl oioO oh Shih6S' Miss Johnson will discourse some choice selections on the violin while Professor Bourett will preside at the piano.
 The Pioneers of Alaska gave d card and dance social last night which liko all of the functions was the occasion of splendid and en- joyable time. The following were the prize winners: Among tbe ladies Mrs. Huff first prize, Mrs. Mettila second and Mrs. Grantham third. Among the men Dr. Wesley first prize, Heitman second and Billy M'Curdy third.
 47 tables were set. PROFESSIONAL CARD.