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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17
Your Best Apples

the grade you pay for equivalent the sample shown Real
Christians sell goods only this basis and strive do
little than is expected.
The Golden Rule Works in Business
Treat your fellow man fairly and you will be surprised at the
fair treatment you receive in The principles of the
Bible are eternal Know them; follow them You will
regret your action Regular church attendance will strengthen
your determination be nwardy what you ouwady appear
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17
METHODIST CHURCH

METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. j. e. Underwood, Pastor.
Preaching second Sunday at II a.
ma. and Z p. M. Preaching third Sum
day at II. a. m. and z p. m. Preach
ing fourth Sunday at II a, m. and 2
p. m. Sunday school every Sunday
at GAS a. m, Frank Margrave, Supt.,
Mrs. S. L. Coston, Assistant. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO oUININE (Tablets;l 1t
stops the Cough and Headache and works OIL the
Cold. EW GROVES signature on each box SOc
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17

The students leaving to enter the
State Normal at Memphis were
Misses Vida Fowler, Rebel Allen,
Virginia Edmonston, Matte Parks,
Daisy Brasf' ED, Ethel Lou Manley
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Ein Russ and SON,
Arthur, motored through from Louis
lana last week.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17

Mr.. Halle Davis and family, from
Lansing, Mich, mOtored through to
Gleason last week.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17

Mrs. Mary Susan Jones and sister,
Mrs. Maud Freeman, have moved
into Mrs. Jones' new residence.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-17

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
1oldsby, ON the 18th, son
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27

quito al bello unanime solleyamen-
to primo che aveva fatto balzare Mi
lano come un sol uomo incomincia-
vano gia' a manifestarsi le disunio-
nj, j partiti, la discordia che cessa-
to rimpeto bellieo mel quale tutti
potevano dirsi eroi 81 alimentava di
gelosic, III invidie di antichi ran
cori. Ancora una volta le fazioni
inceppavano Pascesa al destini d'Ita-
lia.
Ma intorno al marchese Annibale
Pepopea 81 prolungava in una riso-
nanza di echi giuliU. Per una tacita
intesa gil amici gil recavano solo
buone notizie, non vedeva che VOLT
souidenti. nen udiva che propositi
audaci; affacciandosi ale finestre j
suoi occhi 81 posayano inteneriti sui
Ia gloria del tricolore syentolante Ii
bero a lutte le case. Quel rigurglto
Iii vita che gil ayeva permesso di
seguire lutte le fast della riyoluzio-
ne. conquista dell'anima sui corpo
affievolito, aveva dovuto cedere ale
inesorabili leggi della natura; lie
forze fieiche gil mancavano, 10 spl-
rito inyece senbrava farsi PIN veg
gente, piu' puro. Una simpatia che
81 era manifcstata fin dal primo mo
mcnto che unghi colloqui poi con
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27

fermarono, gil rendeva particular
mente gradite le yisite di Arrighi. II
giovanc aveva presa Pabitudine di
yenire lutte le sere; la sua presenza
portava una nota del tempo, era quasi
ALA moda, c Sc il marchese 10 tratte-
neva spesso accanto ALA sua poltrona,
donna Gigia pure non ristava dial
prodigargli j suoi sorrisi. Su que
sto terreno COST fayorevole, egli a
veva cereato invano di troyarsi an
cora solo con Nina Nina non usci-
va piu' sui balcone.
Nina aiutaya donna Gigia rlee-
we're eli ospiti, discorreva con tuttl'
anche con Arrighi Sc 81 presentaya
poccasione, ma una tale occasione e
ra dalIa fanciulla piuttosto sfugglta
che ricercata. Non 81 sfuggiyano tut
tavia ! loro sguardi magneticamente
ottrotti da un capo allaltro del sa-
lotto: ardent dominator queIll al
Arrighi; dolci in loro risPoSta e u
midi quelli di Nina; IlyelaIori en-
trombi del Ioro cuori quando mel me2-
70 di conversation disparate 81 lSo-
javano con rapid lampi di intesa.
- La Guardia NaziOnale - par
lava AREN'T - 81 e decisa per la
divisa verde, spalline g berrettl ros-
81. i
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
b. Ire sigilli di ceralacca

- Ire sigilli di ceralacca - os-
seryazionc di donna Gigia.
-. Chi ga come yestira' il suo bat
taglione la principessa Cristina Bel
gioioso. L'ho veduta ieri... MeraYl-
gliosa
Soggiunsc donna Gigia;
- Non vi sembra troppo palhda
Entraya in quel mentre il quar-,
to a tarocco, un amico che venlya dl
rado. ma COST appassionato giuocato-
re che non eli 81 lasciaya mai man
care la partita. Non c'era nessun al
fro. ouella sera. Lui, il marchese'
donna Gigia PArienti al tavoiino
da giuoco. Nina Arrighi daliaitra
parte
Era foccasione.
Per evitare al marchese le cor
remit d'aria il tavolino rimaneva CO.
me nell'inverno accanto al caminet-
to. dial lato opposite allie tire ample
finestre verso lie quail prendevano
oosto volentien i giovanni dove 81
.royava Nina al mOmento che fu de-
lisa la partita Tutta la lunghezza
lei salotto correva ira un punto G
'altro. occupata per nm lato dal di-
,ano. mel lato opposite dai due alti
-itratti del marchese e della marche-
IA defunta; il marchese in piedi, te-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27

20 i aorretto, I'occhio sfavillante'
IN 10 fronte ampia sotto i folti capelll'
baffi imperiosi, un'espressione ge-
neraIe di forza. di coraggio insle-
ma upa bonomia di gran signore enc
Tendeyano attraentissima la sua ma
scbia bellezza. Arrighi 10 staya guar
Jando minutamentc quando il mar
chese eli grido' dalla sua poltronia
- Signor Arrighi, fintanto che
mesti vecchi peccatori non aboan-
.donano il loro WHO yuole tener com
bQgnia ALA mia nipotina? -,
e,an un tuffo mel sangue Nina udl'
le pai7lle del nonno mel medeslmo
tempo SAtroyo' Arrighi di fronte,
sednto lul seduta lei sulle segglo-
line rlcamatc I\aalla defunta marcho'
sa, aceanto ALA Gnestra che mette
va sui balcone.
Gil approcci furono, difficili. Nj
ma tremava visibilmentt, Arrigh
disse:
S-- Ho anchlo, a casa mlaN il ri
tratto di mio nonno in divisa dI: nj
ficiale napoleonico, non bello COM
questo, ma di buona fattura. Fa tan
to piacere avere questi carl ricord
con moi!
- E. a Brescia la sua casa? -
ehiese Nina con un flo di voce
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
-'Appendiee de IA Libera Parola"
DI LIBERIA

- Perche' - riprese Arrighi fis-
ssndols da vicino nellie pupille -- moi
uomini siamo scettici, lie esperienze
mondane ci hanno guastato il cuOre,
le cattive donne ci fanno dubitare
pertino degli angeli non ci toccs
affatto un ayvertimento anonimo.
- Ma. - interruppe Nina col
yolto inquieto.
Egh non le permise di proseguire.
7 suoi occhi ardenti continuavano a
fissarla la sua yoce fatta bassa
dalla commozione le sussurro' con
forza.
- Vi e un'altro perche' 10 non
sapeyo che Bucaneve fosse una COST
adorable creatura
Wolfe prendere Ia mamma che
staya abbandonata sui davanzale, ma
un piccolo grido una fuga 10 la
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27

49, Non precisamente in Brescia.
poco fuori. e una villa antica che
appartiene da quasi un secolo ALA
mia faniglia: We l'ha portata una
Fenarol. Niente di speciale come
fabbrica, ma un giardino che contie
ne tutti i fiori conosciuti. l flor
sono Ia passione di mia madre
Nina ascoltava religiosamente quei
particolari. lie sembrava gia' di We
derc Ia villa antica, fiori, la ma
DIRE. Come sara la madre? La ma
DIRE di hui? Donna felice! Casa for
tunata
-. Scarto bagatto - esclamo
donna Gigia buttando una carta SUI
tavolino...
/ Nina 81 arrischio' a. chiedere ao
cora:
Senza risponderle Arighi giro
ooutamente la sedia sulla quale sta
Va seduto in modo da nascondere
nm noco cole sue spalle il tavolino
. ia giuoco e bruscamente ma yCce
o .on,messa disse: - Ho un credito
Noon lei. =. ,,,,.;..r,.
stuPoatatta.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
NUMER0 81

sciarono solo sui balcone in uno
stordimento delizioso.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27

II Govcrno proyyisorio era costi-
tuito. Al proclama di re Carlo Al
berto al popoli della Lombardia e
della Venezia rispose il neo-goyeno
invocando paiuto dell'armata pie
allo scope di coordinare
tutti eli sforzi verso un maggiore
ravvicinamento per lunita' della pa
tria. La necessita' di congiungersi al
Piemonte era sentita dagi uomini
piu' seri, ma non mancayano gil inn
pulsivi che ncll'esaltazione dele elm
que gloriose giornate credeyano di a
we're debellata rAlstia e fidayano
tanto nellie proprie forze da proper
re senz'altro Ia rcpubbIica In Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

FOR. SALE-Beeman garden tractor with p-osF and cultivat6rs, cheap for quick sale. Hugh Miller. Phone Le5a- non 23-i2. nar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
A Bulletin Want
 AdyeStisement Will Get It
FoR sxEE-HsrSss

HORSES for sale; ls head of green horses just arrived from the west5 a few horses from Robertson Paper O.. also horses from Morton F. Plant estate; from 1se0 to 361h afpair e cows, 2 hef- CTS double sets of harnesses, double dump carts, 2 NEbt driyEg harnesses; everything warr4nted as represented or money refunded. J. Bergman. rear 36 Golden st., New London. marSodl
 FoK SALE-Palr light horses; will exchange for. young, stockton Ford ear, c. H. Lathrop, North Franklin. inar2sd
 FOR SALE--0ne s horse, i1arneag and wagon. .24s Yantie st, maFssd
 FOR BALE--Eowr down fsFra .clganiss Corner High and West Main Stz. 5.s L. StroIn. ------ ---- .-- - q --InarL1d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
HOTELS

-,AMERIeAK nOLsE. D. Aorrissey Prop. First class Garage Service Con hecfed. Phone. ShstuclEet Street
 DRL-HoFF HOTEL. European Pian. Hayes Bros. Props. Telephone 1237 ss-2s Broadway
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
PUTNAM McroH MART, i...
 USED CAR DEPT.

Brand new G. M. c. l 1-2 c ton chassis with. Goodyear Cord ,pneu- matic tires. list price delivered S3,iS0, wiH sell, for $2.S6o. ,.. .r r
 This truck was taken over by us from the Putnam Buick company, who were authorized dealers for c. M. c. trucks, and whose entire stock. we have purchased. The truck is ahso- lutely brand new and VIII be seld with a new car guarantee and with no re- strictions as to territory.
 G. NJ. C. 16-passenger 'hus with self starter and electric lights. This bus, put slightly used Is mounted on c. M. C. model Is one-t0nr chassis, has good cord tires, one spare, and Is In good mechanical condition. Original owner paid s2.9se less than year ago. and Will sell complete for $1,s0o. or will consider offer for body only or for chassis only, which would make an excellent truck for fast work. A one-ton Republic tr1ck with ex- press bDdy; will give lots of service; one-ton Atlas truck with panel body and good cord tires; the copdition of this. truck is good; price .$5oe. Chevrolet model .4s0 light delivery with panel body;l has been used but one year; price $45o.
 TOURING CARs.
 Hudson. I pass. isis. private owneo and has had best of care, new paint and in Al condition. $500.
 Two ChevroitS model lso, 1920, touring carss light. economical ma chimes, in fine condition; price Ssoe each.
 studebaker, $ pass. isis, touring, i in srexceilent mechantcair~ condition {; needs painting: price s1,150. Five Rex All Season tops to ft 1918. '1e, 20 Buick 5-Dasss touring cars. | One of these will convert your open car- into a fine Sedan type. Widely used sumner and winter. These tops . brand new and still in original crates. I The list price is $275. For quick sale
 we offer them at $200 each.
 One slightly used Rex All Weather top to ,ft- 1918, .1o. 20 Buick Road
 steri ,price $i0e.s ,. ss-. ,... 8
 One brand new 7-pass. Buick body. will sell at great sacrifice.
 i A number of other bargains in cars in stock.
 PUTNAM MOTOR MART. TSCs
 Tel. s-2. Putnam, Conn. -ss-s .5-F.L s " -zsr- sszss-. d ss---., ,-s q
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
FOREIGN .ACENCY

Sells. Foreign, Money OrdersE and Staamship Tickets for an parts of the world. Packages of all Kinds delivesea in, all parts pf Europe. Real Estate and Fire IBsuranre. s5s - sS5
 N, EQRM!GEi0
 snsc- FtAhklin Ssfset. Norwich, Conn. Phone 784-5 Mar4d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE

--~AN
 This is to warn all Taxpayers of the Town of Iedyard that have warrant to collect a tax of 22 mills on all taxable .sroRerty in Ledyard. and also, the per- ,sonal tax. s
 ;. Fnr the purpose of collecting said tax will be at the store of Norman & Povey in Gales Ferry on Wednesday, April 20, 1921, from 10 a. m. until 12 o'clock noon |; at the store of Mrs. Norman at Allyh'h Point from 12.30 until p. m; at John Gray's store from 2 ?. m. until p. m,
 On Thursday, April 21st, 1921, at the store of George Mansfield from 2 p. m. until 3 D.. rn. IT
 On Saturday, April 30, 1921. at the Town Clerks O6hee from 2 D. m. until
 This tax must be paid direct to Tai Collector.
 Dated at Ledyard, Conn. March Ss, JOHN W. FINEGAN, Tax Collector, Town of Ledyard.
 narS0W
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
COAL AND woop

COAL, seasoned wood and kindlIngs ln large or small quantities. Phone 504 or lS25-2. R. Shapiro. Willow St, formerly Durkee Lane declSd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
WAN1ED-ALiseslIlaaeoasl

WANxED--M -Miscelianeoue
 
 WANTED-You should know we do cleaning and pressings accordion splaited skirts made to look, like new we clean and press suits alss price reasonable. LazaroVs the Tailor zl4 Franklin St.
 1narS0d
 --WANTED-To buy potatoes. and cora on the ear for pigs. s4l West Themes St Tel. Sli. narsed
 WANTED Someone to lend the Nef- wieh Home Service Section of the Red Cross a desk. Notify Alfa. c. D. SeFiR if you have a desk you can spare. faar3gd
 WANTED--Men-w women oyer. IT hun dreds government jobs obtzinablea $13S month list free; Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept Sz-N.. Rocnes- ter, N. II. mar41d
 -sHAMPo0s. manicure or face massage now soc. 4Lindgren's, Ladies Hair Dress CTS, sl0s Thayer Bldg. Tel. 57s-s. \
 It1ar2sd
 ;, WANYED-To rent eattage with sozas improvements, three acres or more. be- tween Norwich and New Lendon; option of buying. Address L. M, Bulletin.
 mar2STuS .....----..........-..-... = -. .-..- ' WANTED-s Second hand bags and bur laps pay highest prices, Call pr deliver. 6l Otrobando Ave-, Norwich. Town. Tel. 12Ys -os-s--sN -
 WANTEp-AF- hand twister.5a.AppiF West Side Silk NH: mar2Sd lWANFRD-Second hand furniture. ap- tiuues and books. C. ]. King, 4S Water St Phone SS-2. naar2Sd ,, s6 TO ss day, selling FloraDel toilet preparationsj women delighted exclusive territory open ;i.zUslte iFnznEdiaetly for particulars. Ellsworth, Box l436, New Haven, Conn. marzSu WANTED-Secund hand and antique furniture Tiger & Bremen, successors te A. Bruckner. b5 Franklin St. Phone 7l7-5 Norwich. naar2sd
 WANTED-Lightweig baby carriage. first class conditIon; state priees Write Box M- k. care Bulletin. mar2sd
 WANEED-A fiat bottom rowbeat. Phone 4S9. mar2Sd
 WAGTED-To rent a house with mod ern improv ements, in Brpadway-WeSh. lhgton St section, or Norwieh TeWn: Call 219. mar25d
 CHILDREN and infants taken for board nurses care, country home. Ad. dress Mary Knoll, Pleasant Valley. VII. limantic, Conn. marzSd SUM line of pipes bone stems rubber soc each: Manila cigars 5e each; 1d.t Smoke Shop. m2flSd | pWElsLEB's Farm Agency will sell your farm quick. panlelson. Conn. feb2Sd ss-.--a r I s.CoaE ON, GIRLS Let's go to MiIlera and get all dolled ups Tel s7Q, Miller 1 hairdresser, 237 Main St. jan1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
SALE HORSES
JUST ARRfVED

JUST ARRIVED A carload of 30 horses con sisting of draft farm chunks and general, purpose horses; some good matched pairs weighing VI from liOo to ,f7oo. The best load yet right of the farms of Iowa.
 Come and have a look.
 w. C. SPRAGUE Tel. 742 Mooshp G.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
NICE FARM HoMEA

n NIUE FAKM HUME --7
 45 acres, pleasing location. mile city, near trolley good neighbors, excellent hine-room house., two fine barns, poultry houses, etc. good land, well divided into tillable fields. pastures and. valuable wpodland,- abundance fruit S3,oeo. $500 cash.
 r,-.s TRYoNs' -AGExcY,-
 mar24d WiIlimaatic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

/ FOR SALE-Cord wood and lumber in- surance in a million dollar fire insurance company. Inquire of ;g illiam F. Hill & Norwich, Conn. mar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Win Sell Il
FoK SALE

FOR sALE-Fifty-ae acre passares Wal ter c. S1eW. Mansfield Depot, Conn.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
PIONEER WOMEN ENTERTAIN

Members of Nome Igloo No. l Pior- eeits of Alaska, their families and soc iaI members of the order, were the guests of the women pioneers at a social given by the Pioneer Women of Alaska at the Pioneer Igloo Saturday evening. The entertainment was d highly enjoyable event and wa$ at tended by < large number. The fes. tfvities included progressive whist tournament. dancing and u delicious luncheon prepared with the clever culinary artistry for which the lady pioneers are famous. The fun lasted until the early hours of Sunday morn ing. Handsome prizes offered for tn, highest whis: scores were awarded to Mestiaanes A. Polet. Harvey Grant and Miss Olsen in the order given. whil, the santlemen's prizes were carried off by Nessrs Ira Rank, Barney I.ande a.,d Frank Warsing.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
ENGINEER CARPENTER
 WIRES REGARDING
 LlGHTERAGE OUTLOOK

Owing to the present unsettled ltghterage outlook. E. l.. Carpenter engineer in charge of the Snake River harbor construction work, wired to the Chamber of Commerce during the present week, asking what arrange ments have been made. Mir. Carpen- ter stated that he is in Seattle pre- pairing to purchase the materials need ed for continuing work next s,nnpner and was desirous of knowing what, if any. lighterage facilities would be available. The tone of the message indicated that the we'll known engineer will be on the job as usual, altho recent reports indicated that the ,larbor work had been placed under the direction of the Alaska Road Commission and would probably be continued under the supervision of some one else.
 In replying, the Chamber of Con- merce outlined the situation her. stating that steps are now under way toward forming a local company tc handle ligherage.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
PTARMleAN NUMEROUS IN HILLS

Come Warden M. O. Solberg re- gently returned from q trip into the district north of Nome and reports that ptarmigan are numerous in the hills and valleys some distance back of town. Until recently few of the birds were to be seen outside of the thnbered localities. owing to the heavy snow having covered the willow patches over a large part of the country ad- jacent to Nome Finding no feed the birds returned to the points where timber exists to obtain food and shell ter. They are now returning to the valleys in increasing numbers. There, have been few violations of the law against killing the birds, but some cases have been reported to Warden Sofberg and are being investigated. The Warden states that all offenders who can be apprehended will be pros ecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
NEW CITY COUNCIL
 TAKES OFFICE

The Fist Common Council of Nome was ushered into office ut an adjourn ed meeting of the old council body held in the City Hall Thursday even ing. As all but two of the incoming members succeeded themselves. the present personnel is but slightly changed by the retirement of the old body in favor of the new. The sole Counc man Ed Tarnutzer after three years of faithful and efficient service in favor of John Litchtenherg and the accession of Henry Burgh to the vac ancy created by the departure of for mer councilman Griffith for the states last fall. Before the installation cere- concludfh a small amount of routine business. including the reading of a preliminary report of City Clerk Grimm. which showed an approximate balance of $6,639 57 in the City strong box. Several bills We're ordered paid. which will somewhat reduce this sum and Treasurer. to he made at the next regular session April 25. The old counc.l then adjourned sine die and the new council was called to order by Mayor Rice. Councilmen Burgh, Cavey, Lomen. Maynard Raelson and Lichtenberg responded to the roll call of the new council and the rules of the preceding council were adopted. The oaths of office of the councitmen. Mayor. City Clerk. Treasurer and City Attorney all of whom were sworn in by Louis F.. Weith. notary public. Were filed with the city clerk and the new council proceeded to business. Ap- plicMtions from Jaimes Haughey. Peter x. Peterson and w. B. Nei!ly for the positions of chef of the fire depart ment, fire department engineer and fireman respectively were read. The council then passed a resolution fixing the salaries of appointed and elected officers at the same figures prevailing last year. A second resolution was passed designating all members of the fire department and Couneilmen as tha civic police force without compensation. The following com mittee's were then narped by Mayor Rice.
 Finance and Building Maynard and Loanen; Police and Ial, Lichten- berg and NIaynard; Fire and Water, Raelson and Cavey: Streets, Alleys and Lights, Cavey and Raelson; Health and Relyief. Lomen and Bursh; Law, Ordinance and Printing, Burgh and
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
BIG SECOND CLASS MAIL ARRIVES


 The largest mail of the present win ter arrived Wednesday in charge of Carrier Cm'ran. The dispatch approx isnated 1900 pounds in weight and com prised the usual 500 pound limit con thousand pounds of the delayed sec ond class matter accumulated at Una lakleet by reason of the small weight limit between that point and Nome The dispatch contained no first class matter from the Outside. the last weekly trip having apparently clean el Ilp all the first class shipment sent in over the winter trail pi',or to the close of the winter service March 1.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23
NORTHERN COUPLE ENTER
 HYMENEAL BOND

Thomas Roust and Mrs. Mary CT ne. well known old time residents of the Inmachuk section Were united in mar riase by United States Commissioner Hugh o'Neill Thursday afternoon. during the eslrly days of the week and contemplate returning to thcir northern home in a few days. Mr machuk and is one of the best known of northern mining men. His bride has resided in the same district for some years and conducted well known road house during a large part of he, residence.
The Nome nugget., 1921-04-23

Lirhtenberg.
 The following procedure embrace cd the passage of motion appointing James haughey, Shief of the fire de- or discharge employees in his depart ment. Mayor Rice next named Coun- cllman Maynard, Raelson and Burgh as new harbor and transportation c"mmitte. After fixing the bonds of the City Clerk and Treasurer at S5. 900 and SlO.Ooo respectively. the meeting adjourned until next Monday even ing.