Boundary Camp Notes On Growth And Rail Plans
Columbia plans electric lights as Summit City grows. Banker Hastman visited Eholt. Phoenix dealer Mr Hughes robbed at Chesaw. Sawmill at Kettle River now runs 80 000 ft daily. Telephone lines link Granby smelter to Greenwood and White's camp. First CPR ticket sold from Cascades to Robson. Eholt gains post office, 100 lots sold. Rail schedule drives demand for stage service. Granite Creek offices to Princeton amid mining growth. Toronto World editor Frank Smith touring Boundary camps. Greenwood to send mineral exhibit to Spokane Expo with $350 fundraising. Rail survey around Camp McKinney eyed for future Midway to Penticton line. Cascade race draw for $500. Greenwood Chief Engineer Tye vows full line. Education chief Robinson inspected Cascade school. Eagleton kicked by blinded leaders. minor injuries.
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Columbia
George A. Hastman
Eholt
Boundary
Summit City
Hughes
Phoenix
Chesaw, KE
Spraggett
Kettle River
Columbia Telephone Co
Granby
Greenwood
White
Joseph Schaich
Robson
Constable Dinsmore
Siike
Mullen
Vereielhy
Kamloops
Frank Smith
Toronto World
British Columbia
Midway
Penticton
W. W. Ragsdale
Rossburg
Cascade
P. G. McLeod
Tye
Alexander Robinson
Victoria
Eagleton
Marcus
Republic
Hall’e Bridge
Just Received New Line of Goods
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HK McRae
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