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Newspaper
Cascade Record
Location
Cascade, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1899
Page
6
Open seasons set for grouse ducks deer elk caribou moose and more with inclusive dates from September to March. Rules prohibit selling exhibiting or advertising protected species and limit harvests per season including five caribou ten deer two elk 250 ducks and five mountain goats.
Northport expects a great fall influx of settlers while Republic anticipates electric flags in about 80 days. Bostburg notes trade logs from freighting declines. Ex Mayor John A Manley of Grand Forks is taking an outing at Nelson Washington. Republic post office money order business runs from 12000 to 15000 monthly.
G P Pearsons seeks a new Bolster location near Chesaw on Meyers Creek amid rapid growth. About 25 buildings have risen in two weeks. Corbin telegraph reaches Midway from Republic and will extend to Greenwood then Grand Forks and Marcus. A rumor tied Chesaw to an Indian allotment causes trouble, but the report is denied.
An editor in Odesea mixed a cattle show with a concert, describing the event as a concert by beautiful young ladies and praising the herd of shorthorns. The piece notes the audience’s plaudits and references the cattle as rich brown and spotted brown and white, with several heifers regarded as able-bodied and good milkers.
An advertisement invites readers to order a map of the Christina lake mining camps from the Cascade Record for $1.25 postpaid. It promises a high quality map, noting the Cascade Record office produced fine work. The note mentions breakfast at the Queen Restaurant before an early stage departure.
Notice states the partnership between Alexander Lynch and John Karle doing business as Cascade Sawmill Co is dissolved by mutual consent. John Karle will continue the business and collect outstanding accounts and settle firm debts, in the presence of George K. Stocker. Dated August 23, 1899, Cascade City, B C.
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