The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-29

Social and Dance at the little Eagle Hall, Monday evening at 9 o'clock sharp.
 By Order of Committee.
 The Moose will give a social and dance on Monday night.
 A man named H. J. Dalby was arrested by the Marshals deputies yesterday charged with peddling hootch to natives.
 EAGLE ANNIVERSARY BALL, February 5.
 Tonight the first leap year party of the year will be given by the Ladies of the Sons of the North. It is to be one of the best if not the best that will be given and no end of pains are being taken to make it all that is expected to be.
 
 The Lid is off, but you will not be gambling if you take advantage of that fact. Bring real 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 a pick for fifty centsdo you get it? Bargains along ell Hncs.-Adv. Sunday nights universal program at the Eagle Show house will prove a winner. Dorothy Phillips is seen starring in delightful photoplay entitled Tempest and Sum shine adapted from the Novel of that title by Mary J. Holmes. A beautiful plot permits this charming screen actress to unfold her pow CTS with unusual attractiveness. Miss Bess Meredith is featured at her best in the Joker Comedy en- titled Bess the Detectress a unique and Imaginable plot that to be seen is to. be enjoyed. The Animated Weekly and Fly Mayors Cartoons conclude the program. On Monday night the management announces that the 9th to 9th Episodes Gin clusivc) of the serial Lucille Love will be shown by request.
 Fred Handke and Fred Mcbes re- turned to Nome from Dime creek yesterday afternoon. They left Dime about week ago, but had their trip to Nome interrupted by storms.
 Dime is still in the same place and that's about all the news that they bring. Pay exists on two or three claims, but the results of extensive prospecting that they and others who left last fall for the giggings made were disappointing. Shortly before they left lens Mad sen after sinking innumerable holes with indefinite results made a strike on two above, about fifteen inches of fifteen cent dirt being uncovered with an average of course much lower for several feet. Otherwise it's story of labor barren of results that thcce argo- nauts bring back from Dime. There was a stampede to Flat creek at the head of Dime, but the results and prospects were unknown. Charlie and Eric Petersen, Axel WidlunG and others left for a creek where there is very deep ground and white channel" on which bed rock has never been reached al- though they went down 190 feet, be- cause of much water that they en- countered in the shaft. These men hope to sink down in frozen ground and may strike they trust the big thing. Coming to Nome Mebes and Handke encountered Jack Flanni- gan the Council Commissioner ell route to receive records from Dime.
 Altogether the outlook is not very encouraging although it Is showing up a little better. John Hanson left with them. He was to get dogs
 
 from him since. He probably re- turned to Dime. Others are also coming out shortly, disappointed that they didn't make 1t stick. The trail was good as far as Chinik. but from Chinik to Nome it was bad and the weather was very stormy indeed.