The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-08
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shriners Ball, A. B. Hall, Feb. 12. 1 Julius Nelson was in town yester- day after supplies.
 The officials of the Bureau of Edu- cation will start Monday for the iIgloo to attend tho reindeer fair. A fire broke out in tho cabin of a man named Fox oil Steadman Avenue. The overheating of a fue caused the roof to ignite. The fire was controlled.
 l Everybody assisting in breaking the trail to Pioneer Hall February 14. Dancing and Cards will be the programme of the evening. Tickets $1.OO.
 | The National Arms Co. of New Orleans writes to Darling and Dean asking for quantities of thirty thirty cartridges, seven million mil limeter cartridges, thirty forty carE- ridges and 303 cartridges. Maybe they heard that the lid was off and wanted to get in on the ground floor They offer to pay for the goods az the fright" price.
 Word was received by his sor, Fred Peterson, that MT. P, A. Peter son of the P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. of Nome died outside in California on February 2. The deceased was one of the best known business men in this city and. highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his ac- quaintance. His loss will be sincere ly regretted by all who knew him. sFred Larson the Teller mail car rier arrived from Teller yesterday with the mail. He states that the trails were very bad all the way. There is some mining activity a1 Gold Run; Gordon Strange, Bill Sullivan and partner have encount- cred pay sinking off the creek. They are now drifting towards the creek where they expect to get better prospects in the channel. Ole Mar r. C11 xxyif h out results is now working on the Bluestone The Hirschberg brothers are taking out dump on Sunset in the Teller country.
 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 pick for fifty cents-do you get it? Bargains along all lines.-Adv,
 Ralp Lomen has received letters of inquiry, from relatives of the fol- lowing people. Any one who can assist in locating them kindly notify
 George O, White, left Crawfords- vile, Indiana about 1905. Fift, five to sixty years of age His daughter Miss Grace White seeks in formation. Louis Greiner from Batosville, In- diana. About 54 years of age: Wanted to settle small estate.
 Edward Mckenzie, recently of Dawson. About thirty years ot age.
 Christian F. Koch, formerly with Electric light and power Go. of this city.
 At meeting of the executive committee of the Ladies Aid Society | of the Federated Church last Satur- day, which met with Mrs. Crowley. it was decided to give the patriotic festival, Friday evening, February IS. There is to be fine dinner served by the ladies of the church, songs of patriotism, and briof pa triotic addresses on Washington, Lincoln, and President Wilson. Committees were appointed by ths president of the Aid Society.
 
 The Dream Theater presents a - masterpiece tonight in one part, featuring the popular ana actress Florence La Badie. The picture is titled Her Ladyships Page. Also roaring up to the mi mute Comedy The New Woman. The principal number and body of the program is splendid two part pro- duction titled Aurora Floyd.