Glen Valley narrowly triumphs over Abbotsford for trophy
In a tense match on the prairie, Glen Valley defeats Abbotsford 2 0 to claim the trophy. Players listed include W Richardson Leaf and G Catchpole for Glen Valley, Liddle and F Hands for Abbotsford, with ref C B Mink present alongside George Clark after the game.
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Abotsford
Glen Boys
Glen Valley
F."urobert
W. Richardson
Leaf
W. Alexander
J. Patterson
H. Brodie
G. Catchpole
A. Kcreamer
BF. Cray
Wy Sharpe
M. Dunn
Abbotsford
Suffragettes’ Activity Suppresses London Night Calm
A London dispatch reports militant suffragists attempted to kidnap a cabinet member and the entire cabinet is unusually vigilant. Royal palaces receive strong guards as a security measure. Four local bachelors, alarmed by the news, left town hurriedly.
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London
Mys
Suite Alles
Te Cabinet
Lint Vedy
Newas
Building Rush At Essandane Avenue In Abbotsford
Work is rushed on Mr Alansons store on Essandane avenue after illness delays. Mr Garley’s new building to replace a fire wreck proceeds soon as he improves. Albert Lee Abbotsford baker has let a $1500 contract for a bakery and confectionery store on Essandane avenue.
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Alanson
Garley
Essanidane
Thesnow
Essandane Avenue
Albert.Lee
Abbotsford
Insurance firms grip on Chase town fire protection
The article notes local fire fighting capacity in Chase with ample equipment and strong water pressure. It reports many business owners along Shuswap Avenue paying eight per cent insurance, highlighting concerns over insurance costs despite adequate resources.
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Shuswap Avenue
Chase Tribune
Abbottsford Football Club Social Evening Delights Town
The Abbottsford football team hosted a social evening at the Masonic Hall with festive lighting and a well-kept floor. Everett orchestra from Bellingham provided music while Mr Boulter acted as master of ceremonies and the refreshments were served by club ladies. The energetic committee led by Ferguson Liddell Hayes Henderson Gurneau and Heath organized the event and extended thanks to the many ladies and gentlemen who aided.
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Abbottsford
Masonic
Everett
Bellingham
Boulter
Messrs
W. A. Ferguson
G. H. Liddell
G.E. Hayes
A.J. Heenderson
B. J. Gurneau
J. Heath
Provincial Appointments in the British Columbia Gazette
The B C Gazette announces Allan Webster Neill of Port Alberni as Police Magistrate for the city John Dunlop of Kingsgate named Justice of the Peace Notaries Public listed include James BD Noble Winslow David Gillespie and Henry Greenshields Lockwood all of Vancouver barristers at law Albert Edward Raab of Hope Commissioners for taking affidavits James B Noble and John Dewar McMutrich of Vancouver barristers at law D Winton road foreman reports a road to the new C P R depot and rumors say he will take a vacation returning a bachelor
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B. C
Allan Webster Neill
Port Alberni
John Dunlop
Kingsgate
James BD
Noble
Winslow David Gillespie
Henry Greenshields Lockwood
Vancouver
Albert Edward Raab
Hope
British Columbia
John Dewar McMutrich
James B. Noble
Orangemen Elect Officers at Provincial Lodge Meeting
The Grand Lodge of the Province of British Columbia held in Vancouver elected officers including Edward Bush as grand master and J H Armstrong as deputy grand master. Reports show a 25 percent membership increase in the past year, driven by Grand Organizer Whitley.
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Province of Brith Columbia
Vancouver
Pho
Edward'Bush
Mission’ City
J. H. Armstrong
Revelstoke
J. ©. Madi
C. W. Corey
Kamloops
William’ H. Brett
van’ Couver
W.T. Jugo
Coquitlam
L. D. McCall
Peachland
W. G. Gamble
Matsque
Coremo Pee “Faull
Gibson's ‘Landing
Grana
George
Grand Black Chapter elects officers in Vancouver
At the Grand Black Chapter meeting in Vancouver Keb. 19 the year’s officers were elected with R. Fawcett named grand master and W. H. Trowsdale deputy grand master among numerous appointments. The piece closes with a satirical note about Mexico’s shooting season and cigars for kills.
Publicity Bureau Holds Successful Vancouver Meeting
The regular monthly gathering of the Bureau at the Progress Club in Vancouver heard reports and planned actions. Attendees from multiple Boards of Trade discussed securing more space, data for the Agricultural Commission, and committees on growing, marketing, transportation, and legislation. Otway Wilkie became Permanent Secretary at 125 dollars monthly.
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Bureau
Progres
Ghab
Vancouver
Bo M. Heaps
Ruskin Board, of Trade
Fred Lynch
Westminster
W .R. Milley
of “Trade
Huntingdon
Wm. Gay
Richmond
C.hy-Stuart-Wade
Card of ‘Trade
New Westminster
Chas. Bell
Mutequi
Hos. D
Coldicutt
of ‘Trade
Growers
Chas
Hill- Tout
Thos
D. Coldicutt
Lougheed
G. H. Stuart-Wade
Matsqui-Sumas
Langley Boards of Trade
Otway Wilkie
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Mission City
Saurday
Mission Boys
Abbotaford
C. B. Mink
Dominion Cartridge Co
Geo. Clark
Suffragettes
CHASE
The
Pioneer Store
ANGE
Grand Sucess
D. Winton
Orangemen
Grand Black
Orange Hall
Keb
R. Fawcett
North
W. H. Trowsdale
Victoria
H. Birmingham
T. A. Osbborne
Princeton
J. J. Tuck
Progress
Mr. McAlltan
Fraser Valley
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