Cascade Record Debuts With Strong Local Praise
The Cascade Record, eight pages, four columns, launched by Willcox & O’Reilly, is praised for good paper and printing. Vancouver World notes Cascade City’s geo graphical advantage and water power. annual price set at $2.00.
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Cascade Record
Cascade
Mesers
Willcox & O'Reilly
Ethe Record
Greenwood Times
Cascade City
Messrs. Willcox & O'Reilly
Boundary Creek Country
Vancouver
M. J. Darcy Owns Notable Cascade Mining Claims
M. J. Darcy, recently appointed special Provincial officer for Cascade, has spent three years prospecting and owns several promising claims. The Hong Kong group on Deep Creek east of Cascade includes four mines with defined leads and copper from Alhambra. The Royal group north of Hong Kong shows multiple leads and surface gold and silver values. The Mohawk claim near Christina Lake, east of Baker and McCrea creeks, is co owned with A. J. Stewart and has $300 of work recorded.
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M. J. Darcy
Cascade
Hong Kong
Alhambra
Melba
Fawn
Deep Creek
King John and Royal
Royal Group
Mr. Darcy
Royal
Christina Lake
Baker and McCrea Creeks
November Honor Roll At Cascade Public School
Monthly November examinations at Cascade public school produced honor rolls across grades. Fifth Reader top score Emily Haegerman 827 with Elsie Haegerman 819. Third Reader led by Minnie Haegerman 682, followed by Jennie McRae 516 and Robert McRae 500. Second Reader honors to Andie Thompson 415 and Percy Creighton 402. First Reader leaders Duncan McRae 311 and Willie Thompson 244 with Mary Thompson 249 and others.
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Cascade Public School
Emily Haegerman
Elsie Haegerman
Minnie Haegerman
Jennie McRae
Robert McRae
Ralph Wolverton
Sydney Carpenter
Andie Thompson
Percy Creighton
Duncan McRae
Willie Thompson
Mary Thompson
Jesse Bautne
Joe Bautne
John McRae
Charles Stock
Cascade to Get First Class Skating Rink This Winter
Greenwood plans a 75 by 150 foot skating rink. J H Goodeve, a Grand Forks druggist, was in Cascade this week. Black Jack to locate in Grand Forks. R Reid returned from a business trip to Rossland. Father Palmer held Catholic services in Cascade schoolhouse. Brick famine persists in the city and Boundary country. Citizens hesitate to back a public hall project. A wagon road petition up Kettle River is circulating. H D Cameron from Edmonton will open a tobacco stock on Main Street. Sawmills run at full capacity but lumber remains scarce. ALEX MILLER, formerly of Rossland, now Grand Forks bank manager, was in Cascade. Captain Hargrave visited en route to Spokane. Scotchmen celebrated St Andrew's Day at Columbia hotel. McDonald and Flood expand Grand Central Hotel with a 24 by 40 addition for barber shop and club rooms. Bannock City, near Pathfinder mountain, 14 miles up North Fork of Kettle River, grows. Dave Good of Gladstone notes cross-cutting of John Bull ledge improving the prospect.
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Boundary Country
Cascade
Kettle River
Rock Creek
H. D. Cameron
Edmonton
Main Street
Cascade Drug Co
Alex. Miller
Bank of Halifax
Rossland
Grand Forks
Hargrave
Republic
Spokane
Bannock City
Pathfinder Mountain
Dave Good
Gladstone
John Bull Group of
Fredericks Buys Out Partner at Cascade Commercial Hotel
O G Fredericks owner of the Commercial hotel returns from Helena Mont and announces he has bought out his partner Peterson. Peterson keeps the Park hotel at Brooklyn while Fredericks becomes sole proprietor of the Cascade Commercial hotel. The gateway city name Cascade draws numerous inquiries.
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O. G. Fredericks
Commercial Hotel
Helena
Mont
Cascade
Fredericks
Peterson
Park Hotel
Brooklyn
Mr. Fredericks
Commercial
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Greenwood
J. H. Goodeve
Black Jack
R. Reid
Burnt Basin
Father Palmer
Trail
California Wine Co
Nelson, B. C
Pabst
Corby
Seagram
Burke
Eckstorm & Simpson
Aotel Britannia
First Avenue
Cascapa Cry, B. C
Neilson, Olson & Bergman, Proprietors
Windsor
COX & Jones
British Columbia
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