Moyie District News Highlights Local Trades and Sports
Pay day at the St Figgene district lists payouts and district residents including Harry Dimock and Rev Westtian. Creston plans and Molye mine talk dominate, with Hope opening a new drug store and Moyie forming a hose team led by O Kamm aiming for the Harvie cup at Cranbrook Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dimock
Kingsgate
Moyie
West Kootenay
Westtian
Crate Brook
Eltumi
Cronin
Cronin Saas
Ma. Cronin
Spokane
Smarboy
Hid Desaulnier
Mayie
Montreal
Seloul
Desaulnier
Hope
Druguist
Fearyfur Busiess
Wits
Aldridge
Coeut d’Alenes
Coeur d'Alene
British Columbia
Coeur d'Alenes
Moyie Hose
O. Kamm
Cranbrook
Kamm
Speed
Geo Trainer
Chester Cobb
Harold Tt
Herb Lowes
A. J. Dandard
Harry Stewart
W. J. Feltham
Dol
Eimer
A. Will
S. R. Worming'on
Win Keast
Mr. Latium
Mr. Kamin
Mining expansion targets 3000 tons daily at Coal Creek
The article notes rising tonnages with 1454 tons yesterday and 1426 tons today as Coal Creek expands. New mines opened and machinery installed aim to meet demanding orders, with a large fan installation near completion expected to push to 3000 tons per day. Local events include weddings, a hotel project, and community updates in Perth and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Jewell
Jewell Lines Company
Jaffray
J. ZS. Arnold
Fernie Ledger Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Community News
John McDonald accepts Baker Lumber Co. post at Baynes Lake while Judge Wilson upholds city assessment appeal. Summit Lime Works expands with ten workers and three kilns in operation. Calgary visitors Mr. and Mrs. Arnold depart after a cordial visit. A bystander donates 2000 to the fire brigade on Victoria avenue as praise for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie Ledger
John McDonald
Baynes Lake
Baker Lumber Co
I. H L. Bricker
Frank
Miss Collinson
Mitchell, Ont
Bricker
Wilson
App
Sh. G. Hazell
Arnold
Calgary
Oj. Watson
Smashing Records At Coal Creek Mines
The Coal Creek mines show accelerating output with a record week surpassing prior highs. Tuesday reached 2 420 tons and Wednesday 2 589 tons, after earlier peaks of 2 184 and 2 000 tons at Michel mines and Bellevue area. Residences of Mr and Mrs J W figure in the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Ave
Bellevue
J. W
Windermere Notes on Mines and Local Travel
Chas. Munroe moved from Lucky Boy to Copper Creek claims after noting a promising strike. He reports progress on Lucky Boy development with encouraging ore showings. Community events include a Windermere meeting on the 18th with Prof. Shutt and Mr. Anderson offering expert advice and a push for tourist cottages along Windermere lake.
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Chas. Munroe
Toby Creek
Lucky Boy
Nettie M
Ana Mn
Nelson
Copper Creek
Shutt
Anderson
Windermere Lake
J. 8. Barbour
Toby
Cap. Fitzsimmons
B.C
Ptarmigan
Wilmer
Das
Lawrence
Golden
Windermere
Cranbrook
Minn
Branton
Man
TH. K. Skinner
Manitoba
Mr. Tenderson Tity
Brandon
Capt T. C. Ramsay
Pass visitors tour contemporary Pass works and locals
A group of about fifty reporters, officials, and citizens toured the Pass yesterday afternoon via special train. They visited the Crows Nest Pass Coal Company works at Lundbreck, learned about zinc making and mining, and expressed strong interest in industrial development. Local appointments include Arthur KR. Wilson taking over Breckenridge Lom Coal mine management and Dr. Aikens joining the Workman's association, while bridge steel and road grading contracts advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fries
Jewishiture
Heutenmint
Supreme Court
Dnen
Nadie
Hople
Workman's Association
Lundeck
Middle Fork
Lundabeck
Chas
Chestnut
Hillcrest
Ole Torn
S. W. Gebo
Prayer & Sinclair
Coal Company
Western Mercantile Company
Bellevue
Lille
Lethbridge
Bo Steeves
Imperialn
Population Count Reconciles to Nearly 3200 in Lethbridge
The census shows Lethbridge at about 2395 inhabitants, adding Stafford residents raises total near 3200. Notables: C V Bennett wed in Saskatoon, Hyphen Canada. Mr. Fairfield notes harvests ahead of Indian Head. P M Griffin and party toured West praising Lethbridge crops and appearance.
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Heath
Lethbridge
Malcol Young
Stafford
C. V. Bennett
Lumsden
Sask
Miss Church
St. Thomas, Ont
Bank
Othe Rocky Mountain
Melniore Tras
Ehirage Bras
W. A. Mullins
Knight Sugar Company
Phdridie Troy
C. McCarty
Mirfield
Macleod
Fairfield
Indian Head
P.M. Griffin
St. Thomas
Ont
Griffin
Helen Griffin
Calmary Red Deer
Bint
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Nelson
West
Prairies
Ah Yap’s Wife Comes to No Uplifted End
A fragment recalls Ah Yap a Chinese cook who saved for a year to bring his wife to the country. The wife does not arrive. Yap angrily confronts his employer and declares the wife is dead, claiming deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Yap
Yap
China
Tie
Notice of timber license application in South East Kootenay
Thirty days after date we intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria B C for a special license to cut and carry timber from lands in South East Kootenay. The description outlines a tract starting near mile post 7 on the western boundary of lot 1897 and follows a path of specified chains to complete a boxed parcel. The King Lumber Mills Ltd dated 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Victoria
B.C
Kootenay
King Lumber Mills, Ltd
Lands and Works Timber Lease Description in Victoria
Notice describes a timber carry on described lands in Victoria British Columbia commencing at a post 40 chains south of a boundary post near lots 4691 and 1897. It runs 80 chains south, west, north, and east back to the start. Dated July 1st 1008.
Timber Removal Notice in South East Kootenay Lands
Notice announces a thirty day period to remove timber from lands in South East Kootenay Victoria B C. The lands are described by boundary lines from Harvey's timber license, located at the northwest corner, with runs 20 chains south 20 west 80 north and 80 east to the start. The notice is issued by The King via Mills Ltd dated July 22 1906.
Notice of Lands and Works Timber License Survey
Notice from Lands and Works Victoria B C commences at a post at the north east corner of BF TH Pollen timber license runs south 80 chains west 40 chains south 40 chains east 80 chains north 120 chains west 40 chains to point The King Tamber Mills Ltd Dated July 21 1906 20 6
Miner dies in Taber Coal mine accident
Frank Zagrey of Taber was killed in a Taber Coal mine when a truck jumped the track and a fallen support trapped him. Coroner Higinbotham, in Taber for an inquest, reported that Zagrey had come to his rest after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zagrey
Taber
Taber Coal Company
Higinbotham
Zagrey
Timber License Notice for South East Kootenay Lands
Notice to apply for a timber license to cut and remove timber from 640 acres in South East Kootenay near Elkmouth B C dated July 20 1906 by C McInnes. Description starts at J McInnes property near Elkmouth and details a north 80 chain west 0 chains south 80 chains east 80 chains boundary.
Dominion Lands Open for Homesteading in Railway Belt BC
Dominion Lands in the Railway Belt of British Columbia may be homesteaded by sole family heads or adult males to a quarter section of land. Applicants must file at the local land office and meet residence and cultivation requirements or equivalent conditions via family or nearby farms. Six weeks notice to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands is required to apply for patent. Coal and mineral rights priced per ton with royalties on output, limits per person or company.
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Dominion
Railway Belt
British Columbia
Hind
el Obytim
Domitian
ObliWa
Cranbrook Livery Teams and Drivers Furnished for District
Notice is hereby given Vittivity days after date to apply to the Ton Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works and to the Aw siehint Commissioner of Taanils and Works for the district of Masthew for a Lease Lo prospect for Coal and petroleum on the described land near Michel Creek seven miles north of the Chia Piette adroit yin Weeks of the Metines Group and forth of the Crows Seat Tis Cowl Company’s hott, Batterfiehd’s aid Martnes chillis nearby. Martha Corner locator J. L. Tomphill Agent.
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Ton
Masthew Tomy
Norbleewet Michel Creek
Metines Group
Crows Seat
Tis
Cowl Company
Batterfiehd
Martnes Chillis
Turtleeast
Eorner
Batterfiek
Marts Corners
Elaine
Martha Cormer
Ellis
Martha Corner
J. JL
Demorest Claim Boundaries Noted in Locator Report
Description locates the Demorest claim starting at a post at Martha Corner's elim northeast corner and following a sequence of directions totaling about 610 acres under Locator J. T. Hemphill as agent.
Demorest and Emily Corners land claims described
Descriptions begin at posts at Demorest and Emily Corners with initial and southwest corners used as reference points. Boundaries run 80 chain segments in various directions to establish parcels of about 40 to 610 acres under Hemphill's agent oversight.
Land Claims Describe Belden and Wayland Parcels
Two land survey notes describe parcels in the Belden and Wayland claims. The first begins at J H Heimphill and marks HR Belden southwest corner, running 80 chains east 80 north 80 west then to the start for about 640 acres. The second starts west of a point north of Belden’s northwest cover, marking Wayland northwest corner, running 80 east 50 west 80 north to begin for about 40 acres.
Hemphill Claim West of A J Wayland Corner Description
Survey description begins at a post at A J Wayland northwest corner and bounds 60 chains west 80 chains south 80 chains east 80 chains north, returning to the start. Contains about 610 acres with Hemphill as Locators and J U Hemphill as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Corner
W. J. Demorest
D. Demorest
J. TL Hemphill
We. Demorest
Ie dl
Demorest
J. Commoneng
Horhwest Corner
J. TL. Dlemplill
J. TL Hemplill
A. J. Wayland
Hmemphil
CO. Dmoemphill
Ifnee
A. C, Hemphill
J. UL
Hemphill
A.C. Tempus
W. Temphill
Temphill
I. W. Temphills
B. J. Bellen
Hemphill and Bellen Mining Claims Documented
The record describes two 610 acre mining claims marked by posts at their southeast and southwest corners. Hemphill and Bellen are listed as locators with Hemphill as agent. Each claim runs 80 chains on two sides and returns to the starting point.
Notich Mansfield Offers Fancy Writing for Entertainments
Notich Mansfield provides elegant typing for afternoon or evening entertainments at reasonable rates. Guesses and questions supplied, or typed from copies.
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Sihiown
Eno’ Robinson
Ashdown
DL Herrin
Jo. Prinets
Croom
Ludbreek
Mr. Herrin
Robinson
Imperial Hotel
Fra
Manatan
Coleman
Feve
bin Sden
I Mannan
Suainess
Ual
Gop Old
Steve
The
Fernie Free Press
Blairmore
Blairmore Times
Wurst
Eaten Ein
Harvey
King Via Mills, Ltd
TH. Pollen
King Tamber Mills, Ltd
Lethbridge Herald
J. McInnes
Lhcence
Elkmouth
C. McInnes
W. W. Cory
Minister of the Interior
the City Council
R. Stewart
Cran
Brook
John W. Wolf
Fernie
Pernie
Bernie
Winnipeg
Port Arthur
Duluth
St. Paul
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Toronto
Milwaukee
Ontario
Quebec
New York
New England
Maritime Provinces
U.S. Carter
P. A. Neilson
Fi. J.coyle
A.G.P.A
Geary & Doyle
Auoint
A. Doyle
I. E. Simpson
Herald Office
T. J. Demorest
J. Tt
Emily Corners
Mmily Corner Loegter, J. TL
Agent
J. H. Heimphill
R. G. Bellen
HR. G. Belden
R. G. Belden
J. T. Trempll
Wayland
W. Hemphill
Beldon
H. Hemphill
Josso Cranbrook Foun
Machine Shop
McKkinnon & Johnston Proprietors
A. W. McVittie
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
H. H. McVittie
J. Edgar Davis
Meobredis
Ico, R. Leask & Co
Newry Lower Wrinstrong Avenue
Tao Geres
Moore
W. C. Hodges
Notich
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