Castle Mountain Heights Explorer Party Climbs Western Slope
J G Simmons John Simpson F E Tebo and the editor scaled Castle mountain last Sunday afternoon. They reached a steep descent to flats by the railway trestle with snow and rubble making more than half the way by sliding. The ascent offers grand views of Christina Lake Kettle River and Grand Forks valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Simmons
John Simpson
F. E. Tebo
Castle Mountain
Christina Lake
Kettle River
Grand Forks Valley
Christina
Cascade
Louis Pelkey Returns with a New Eye Piece of glass replaces injured eye
Louis Pelkey former blacksmith at the dam and later at the B C mine Summit Camp visited the Simmons brothers here after traveling to Vancouver for eye treatment. A piece of flying steel pierced his pupil five weeks ago forcing removal of the eye and a glass prosthesis. He traveled back to Summit Camp Monday to resume his B C blacksmith job.
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Louis Pelkey
B.C
Summit Camp
Simmons Brothers
Vancouver
B. C
Pelkey
Cascade Visit Ties B C Mercantile Syndicate Leaders
Jay and Ellis of the B. C. Mercantile and Mining syndicate, from Eagle City on the Kettle river north fork, were in Cascade Friday and Saturday and left Sunday morning after visiting the syndicate’s flourishing Cascade branch store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay, Ellis
B. C. Mercantile and Mining Syndicate
Eagle City
Kettle River
Cascade
Hartford Hotel At Junction Of CP Rail Lines
New Hartford Hotel sits at the junction of the Phoenix and Winnipeg CP rail branches. All railway traffic for the camps must pass through Hartford. Give us a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Winnipeg
Hartford
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Keremeos
Similkameen
Third Avenue
Bealey Investment & Trust Co., Ltd
R- H. Parkinson
Fairview
Greenwood, B. C
E. Bullock-Webster
Castle Mountain Heights
Ness Brothers
Hogan
A.D. Morrison
Dominion Hall Block
Columbia
B.cane
Hotel Cascade
C. H. Thomas
Prop
Connection
Srcono Avenue
Cascade City
British Columbia
Hartford Hotel
Hartford Junction, B. C
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