The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-23

| ia what will be demanded on and Gfter May 1st, 1918.
 
 Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their families are requested to meet at the Small Eagle Hall at S:3O P. NJ. Friday, April 26th, to celebrate the Ninety-Ninth anniversary of the I. o. o. F. Cards, eats and dancing. *#%* COMMITTEE. i 1 Are you going to the show of a thousand laughs-Saturday evening?
 The affair will be tho big event of the season, and many surprises will be sprung
 { The first part will consist of an opening and closing chorus with :, twenty voices local gags-ballads end songs-topical songs, etc.
 Five well chosen vaudeville num- bers will complete the program.
 Reserved seats will be on sale at Lomen'S Drug Store, Wedn 3sday, at noon, and these h2ving purchased { general admission tickets may ob- { tain reserved seats by paying twenty 1 five cents extra.
 The curtain will rise at nine D. m.
 
 : Yesterday, local natives were pur- veying the delicious ton-cod, for the sum of $1.OO per (cocD sack.
 When our reporter asked one of tho rativos as to whether or not, a price list he'd been submitted to l .lim by the food administrator, he answered, "No sabc him me-"
 
 ; Several residents of Candle, and ] Kiana, are scheduled to take their departure today. Amer (Slim) Rydecn, and Mrs. Dimmick will re , turn to Candle. MT. Rydecn is one | of the Democratic candidates, for the House of Representatives Slim has followed the ccupation of mining o1 Candle and Bear creeks for many years past. Mrs. Dimmick is the wife of the U. S. Commissioner at Ccndle. The lady has been visiting some of her many friends in Nome, during the pest week CT sc.
 MT. and Mrs. Kompter and child, will also leave for Candle, today
 Jack Devinc will also depart, and heed toward his Northern home on ; Kleary creek, sometime today.
 
 Mems Silk Hose 60 Cents Pair. Stocking Feet, Today, 10 Pair, 75c, Usual Price $I.OO.
 | Novelty Braids =. Stamped Goods
 SEE MISS OESTREICH.
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 These few lines are addressed to the Honorable Mayor, and members of the 18th Common Council of the City of Nome Particularly to the chairman of the street committee. ) Gentleman:- If there is a city ordinance in vogue to the effect that it is violation of same for proper ty owners to throw snow from side walks, or roofs of buildings, onto tht street, thereby causing an obstruc ton to the dctrimcnt of vehicles Said ordinance should be strictly en forced, regardless as to whether tn; same be in front of miners cabir or in front of businessman store If there is no such ordinance il effect upon the official journal, it i: the duty of the CouIcil (via tho street committed to remove, CT cause to be removed any and all such ob structions, which may have tend i ency to excite discontent, trouble ill-fcelng or hostility against tht peace and dignity of the aforesaid diplomatic body.
 The incident that occurred whicl gave our scribe an Inspiration tc write these few lines, wGs the fac that he happened to be meandern; along in the vicinity of the Board O Trade, at about 6:30 last evening when one of Jim Swar-zclls rig camc along, in command of a driver and Jim aboard as a passenger When abreast of Frank Kiesele' paper-hsnging emporium, the cutie came near turning turtle, tae onl hthing which prevented the rig iron capsizing, was the remarkable agil ity displayed by the genial proprieto of the Golden Gate Hotel, in spring = ing from the rig and bracing himsel ! against the cutter, while it was pass r ing over the obstructive hummocE TIT, ,IoI -fx