Regular Trains Run on First Boundary Line to Grand Forks
The first regular passenger train reached Cascade and the Boundary country on time, carrying about 75 passengers including traveling agents and M P Jim Martin of Rossland. Inspectors Fellows and H B Smith surveyed the line from Grand Forks, praising condition. work continues toward Midway with bridge and tunnel progress noted.
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Cascade
Boundary Country
Chesley
Anderson
Peters
Nelson
Jim Martin
Rossland
Aeee
Grand Fork
Gladetone
Weat Robson
Roasland
Nelon
Twasmuch
Grand Forks
Dominion
Fellows
H. B. Smith
Forks
Woodman
Greenwood
Kettle River
Jack Stewart
Westland
Bull Dog
Brooklyn
Poisoned at the Forks in Grand Forks Death of George H Weed
A Grand Forks carpenter George H Weed died after suspected poisoning. Constable Darraugh investigated with an inquest and post mortem by Dr Weetwood revealing poisoning. The inquest paused until Monday. Weed had worked on a bridge gang and later as a carpenter at Grand Forks. sisters Eddie Burton and Hattie Roach live in Cedar Falls Wisconsin.
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Grand Forks
George H. Weed
Dinsmore
Darraugh
Weetwood
Weed
Cascade
Grand Fork A
Eddie Burton
Hattie Roach
Cedar Falls
Wisconsin
Mines Around Christina Lake See Active Winter Work
A number of Christina lake claims show strong results with ongoing winter development. The West End near the lake’s upper end hosts a 40-foot incline shaft with gold copper ore and rich dump ore. Rainbow near the water edge yields a four-foot copper ledge as crews plan winter operations.
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Christina Lake
West End
J. F. Farrin
Boyd and Cameron
Roseland
Frank Moller
Fred Smart
John Flank
Moller
Messia
Smart
Flank
Chas. Sandner
English Point
Christina Mineral Float Stirs Town Activity Near River
Fred Gribi works the market area again near the railway as agitation continues across the river adjoining the town, with Palmer the bookkeeper from the store pushing vacation related agreement work on the Adal and the claim showing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gribi
Palmer
Bail Denied for Cameron and Mullen in Hotel Columbia Fire
Cameron and Mullen, sent to Kamloops jail from Columbia, remain in detention awaiting trial for alleged complicity in the Hotel Columbia fire on July 17. The bail request was rejected after a Victoria hearing. testimony expected at the preliminary is未 seen. Ex-Mayor John A. Manley of Grand Forks is reportedly in Nelson, Washington, for mining business.
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Cameron
Mullen
Kamloops
Columbia
Rochaeeen
Cace Hne
Victoria
James Stubbs
Pride of
Geveral
Spokane
Stubbs
Vernon
John A. Manley
Grand Forke
Nelson
Wash
Vancouver Province Reporter J T Wilkinson in Cascade
J T Wilkinson known as Wings for the Vancouver Province visited Cascade today to report on local happenings and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Wilkinson
Vancouver Province
Iorm
Wings
Cascade
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C. P.R. Construction Department
A. B. Smithy
C. B
Ralls
Mrs. Porter
Vancouver
Fisherman Creek Bridge
Eholt
Christina’s
Franklin Camp
Sandner
Franklin
Ariel
Foreman Thompson
Burnt Basin
Ennismore
H. McCutcheon
John Bull
Gladstone
Roeland
Bowen & van Cleve
Deep Creek
Christina Mineral
Bugs
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