Local notes include hay invoice and hotel ad in Cascade
Ferguson and Ritchie received a large hay and grain bill this week. The Cosmopolitan Hotel in Cascade invites visitors for meals and rest during Christmas festivities with 25 cents admission. Also reported are belongings packed for shipment to Victoria, venison meals from Mrs. Baumne, and travel notices involving Miss Bergman and Mr. Olson in Spokane. A quarantine officer arrival prompts critique of local Liberal party loyalty.
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Ferguson & Ritchie
John Lyngholm
Uno Olson
Miss Mary Bergman
Spokane
Miss Bergman
Olson
Britannia Hotel
Coates
Higer
Liberal Association
Beach brothers report strong progress on Messenger mine
The Beach brothers of the Victoria and Messenger groups in Christina Lake report deep development on the Messenger claim. They are down fifteen feet and plan to reach thirty feet with crosscutting, noting ore grades of 10.98 ozs gold, 1 copper, 59 silver, and $1 value. A second ledge lies 100 feet away, with plans to reach it by drifting from the Messenger.
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Beach Brothers
Victoria and Messenger
Christina Lake
Messenger
Beach
Patriotic Broadside Urges Tea Aid for Soldiers
A colonial exhortation praises returning British and colonial soldiers, notes their Africa battles, and urges Canadians to support the war effort by choosing Salada Monsoon and Blue Ribbon teas, suggesting Japanese tea alternatives.
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Ceylon
Land Officials Named For Western Canada Rail Zone
Geo K. Stocker of Cascade British Columbia and L A Hamilton of Winnipeg Manitoba named as land commission agents for the C P R.
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Geo. K. Stocker
Cascade
B.C
L. A. Hamilton
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Record
William Baumne
G. K. Stocker
Rossland
John Nelson
Olson, Nelson & Bergman
Colorado Springs
Old Country
Africa
Arso
Tirst
Ascank
Cascade City
East
Yale
Kettle River
Boundary Creek
Rosslandy
Fort Shepyer
Robson A
Washington