Cascade realty tale shows two halves make one lot
The Wayfarer notes Ludwig Johnson of Gaine & Roy buys half a Cascade lot. Gaine buys the other half after discovering the split, with plans to move in dry goods and wholesale wet goods. Cascade’s railway contractor notices are unfounded claims, and post office stamp shortages loom as Mulock aides mismanage requisitions.
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Wayfarer
Cascade Realty
Ludwig Johnson
Gaine & Roy
Hart Kaootenay
Johnson
Boundary Country
British Columbia
Cascade
Gaine
Gateway City
Tom Gaine
Coal Creek
Fernie
Nelson
Niagara
Grand Forks
Greenwood
Timbuctoo
Notice of dissolution of Cascade City hotel partnership
Notice states the hotel partnership in Cascade City Yale County British Columbia is dissolved by mutual consent. Debts are to be paid to O G Fredericks and all claims presented to him for settlement. Dated November 30, 1898. Witnesses W H Cooper and J H Goon attest signatures for Peterson and Fredericks.
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Cascade City
Yale
British Columbia
O. G. Fredericks
Louis Peterson
A. D
W. H. Cooper
J. H. Goon
Gas lamp seller warns Cascade buyers of delay
A Cascade notices buyers that due to high demand the seller cannot arrive before December 14. The notice urges purchasers to await delivery and informs of the delayed arrival.
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Cascade
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Cameron
McLeod
Ottawa
Rossland
Mulock
the Merchants Bank of Halifax
Incorporated
T. E Kenny
Hallifax, N
D. H. Duncan
B. C
Savings Bank Department
Alex. Miller
Grand Central Hotel
McDonald & Flood
First Avenue
Moniter & CO
Pabst
Milwaukee Beer
Main Street
Cascade, B. C
Gladstone, B. C
Jim Ennis
Om Flynn
Ennis & Flynn, Proprietors
Rasher & Kingman
Spokane
Wash
Schuttler Wagons