Doings in Cascade Social Circles and Local Entertainment
Cascade community hosts Gladstone visitors with weekend dinners and church services. Guests from Gladstone at Laurel Ridge enjoy lunches, conversations, and singing. hosts include the Stockers Kelman Ritchie Barton. Also noted are bachelor group pranks and a large Y.M.C.A. social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Minnie
Pearl Grant
Stocker
Annie Grant
Darrow
Ira Grant
Trotter
Plowman
Stewart
R. Kelman
George Ritchie
K. W. Barton
Peter
Christ
Kelman
Ritchie
Barton
Reading
Laurel Ridge
Cascade
Local Teacher Certification and Travel Notes
Miss Pear Grant of Gladstone and Miss Agnes Miller of Grand Forks earned second class grade A teaching certificates valid for five years at the recent examination. No other Boundary candidates wrote. Mr B F Vancleve plans extended travel, delaying return to about two months hence to visit his brothers in Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear) Grant
Gladstone
Agnes Miller
Grand Forks
B. F. Vancleve
Spokane
Sawmill Motive Power Change in Cascade Area
Kitsap County Abstract and Title Insurance Co. secretary requests a copy of The Record for Nelson Washington via Chesaw. Mrs. Horace Kimball and Kathleen return home to Spokane after three weeks at Laurel Ridge. Attorney Oakley of Grand Forks attends B C M and M Syndicate matters in Cascade. Engineer Jake Graber now oversees motive power at the sawmill near Gilpin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitsap County Abstract & Title Insurance Co
Will H. Reynolds
Horace Kimball
Kathleen
Laurel Iidge
Spokane
Attorney Oakley
Grand Forks
Cascade
B. C. M. & M. Syndicate
Jake Graber
Gilpin’s
British Columbia Syndicate Forecloses Debentures
The holder of the debentures for the British Columbia Mercantile and Mining Syndicate has foreclosed on the estate and taken possession. The manager cabled London for instructions on handling the remaining assets for creditors and shareholders. The firm remains a going concern, assets exceed liabilities, but a reorganization and concise statements may take a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia Mercantile& Mining Syndicate
London
Pleasure seekers enjoy Christina Lake voyage aboard Myrtle B
A large party from Grand Forks had a enjoyable Sunday on Christina Lake. The steamer Myrtle B’s whistle signals lively summer activity on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Christina Lake
War clouds over China rise with blood and intrigue
The article reports unreliable but vivid claims on the Beijing crisis. It notes Boxers killing and cities burning, Russians and French forces entering northern China, and a brutal melee near Tien-Tsin with heavy casualties. It mentions a panic French retreat from Annam and alleged revenge killings of Chinese wounded by Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Russia
France
Tien-Tsin
Annam
White fishermen silenced as Japanese take lower prices
On the Columbia River striking whites fall silent as about 8,000 Japanese workers step in, accepting lower prices than those demanded by the white fishermen. The shift underscores labor and ethnic tensions amid wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Miners in Porcupine District Found Under Union Jack
A group of miners in the Porcupine district of the Chilcot region discovered via a joint provisional survey that their mining claims, once believed to be on American soil, fall under British sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Falls & Northern
Marcus Hill
Marcus and
Myers Falls
Bacon
Rossland
Spokane
Myers Fall
Porcupine
Chilcot
Joint
Provisional Survey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph H. MacDonald
Santa Catalina Island
Kettle River
John Simpson
Cascade Public School
Nelson
Morrison
Alderman Morrison
H. W. Stuart
Stuart
British Columbia Mercantile and Mining Syndicate
Mynseicre
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