Greenwood notes and Boundary country developments
Greenwood population cited at 1500 while Greenwood Times reports on aldermen appointed, mining activity near Meyers Creek, and growth in the Boundary region. Dr C G Gordon returns, river water levels rise, new railway through Cascade, steamer trips on Christina lake, and editor changes at Grand Forks Miner. Letters from London and Danson reach locals via the Columbia Stage Co.
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Kettle River
Gine Mayall
Petia
Rockbank
Grand Forks
Miner
John R. Reavis
Videen
Oscar Stenstrom
Christina Lake
Myrtle
Columbia Townsite Co
J. B. McArthur
Wm. Whyte
HE. L. Beer
A. W. Rose
W H.‘Wiscomb
Spokane
Republic
Camp’ McKinney
Dan Brown
Cascade Water Power Company
Sutherland Creek
Spr
Cascade Garde
Passengrera
Grand ‘Central
Cason
Stanley Mayall
Danson
Lawn Party Postponed To Next Tuesday Night
The Presbyterian Church ladies postponed a lawn party to next Tuesday night due to threatening weather. The event at Geo. K. Stocker’s residence will benefit Rev. Jov. McCoy and includes Japanese lanterns ice cream refreshments and a musical and literary entertainment. Everyone is invited.
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Presbyterian Church
Geo. K. Stocker
Jov. McCoy
Market at the Queen Restaurant Draws Best Meal Praise
The notice highlights the Queen Restaurant as serving the best meal and mentions the Record Joh N De partment in relation to meeting fine stationery. The fragment suggests a local emphasis on dining and stationery shops without clear events or dates.
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Queen
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Gateway City
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Mercantile & Mining
Main St, Cascade
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Collie
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Cascade Record
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