Boundary trade slow via Great Northern and CPR plans
The article argues the Great Northern delays Vancouver cargo until a full car is filled and transferred by boat, boosting Boundary time to four to five weeks. It urges CFL boundary merchants to back CPR freight routes via a new Brooklyn wagon road to speed spring goods. It also notes Walter Hull Aldridge’s marriage and his promise to return, praising his fit for CPR smelter leadership.
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Vancouver
Cascade
Boundary
Wm. Braid & Co
Great Northern
Abraham Lincoln
Brooklyn
Walter Hull Aldridge
C. P. R. Smeltere
Rossland
Nancy Eborah Scales Tuttle
Jay Tuttle
St. George’s Church
Rel Mountain
Spokane
Shaughnessy
Mr. VanHorne
Mr. Aldridge
F. Aug. Heinze
Trail
Heinze
Mr. Shaughnessy
Bread from Barry and Hepburn at Curtis' grocery rear
A note describes bread made in the bakery of Barry and Hepburn located at the rear of Curtis' grocery, noted for being light and sweet as described by the reader.
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Barry & Hepburn’s
Curtis’ Grocery
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