Moyie Miners to unveil new suits and events on Labor Day
Local district news reports Moyie Miners preparing belt and new uniforms for Labor Day activities. Boss will present items and a gym event. Mike Nugent travels to Newfoundland for a family visit. Widespread health and mining notes fill out a busy week. Ben Murphy, pioneer of Moyie, dies near Ewelme Alberta after moving through Spokane and Alberta. Mr Bird sustains arm and elbow injuries at St Eugene mine. attended at Cranbrook hospital.
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Moyie Hose
Ogy
Tome
Mike Nugent
Fnne
Newfounilland
Nugent
W. J. Beltham
Moyie Miners’ Allot
Mowlay
Phoenix
Pelthaim
Cranbrook
W D. Till
Crinbrook
Hill
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Ben Murphy
Ewelme
Alberti
Sue
Murphy Wats
Die Harvie
Mr. Bird
St. Mayene Hospital
Fernie Ledger notes rail work and local moves in Fernie
G C G Lindsay returns from Porou. Mrs A P Walker improves and leaves hospital for home. Thos Pogue departs for Spokane after run as Waldorf hotel proprietor. New tracks grading on Morrissey Fernie Michel line nearly complete with weighing scale excavation under Oldhand. Cartick and Randall head to the south fork for rest and fishing. Local visits include Mrs Higgins and Paul, Mrs Drumm, Hyde Baker, and Yuill visiting from Mintedusa. Investments eyed, Hroley Bros win major building contracts at Hosier Creek.
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Fernie Ledger
G. CG. S. Lindsay
Crows Nest Mass Coal Comepany
Morrissey, Fernie and Michel
Oldhand
J.P. Cartick
Star
R. C
Randall
Wkiver
Wo EL Whitister
Yuill
Minneilisa
Tie
Bree
Wutll
OL Bigenbright
Ana
Tin Ber
Hroley Bros
Hosier Alrewly
Rather Meissner
Rather de Wilde
Coleman
Meissner
Coletti
Crows Nest
Coal Creek Fire Brigade Elected and Hosmer Coal Mines Progress
Coal Creek forms a two company fire brigade with officers elected led by Mo. Drinnan and Mr Colville. In Hosmer, coal development advances with a 10 by 10 by 140 feet shaft and boilers ready, 75 workers on payroll and a sawmill to supply timber. A fire at Black lumber mill prompted double pay for workers as flames threat receded.
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Coal Creek
Colville
Mo. Drinnan
Mr. Colville
Dave Martin
J. McCliment
W. A. Mitchell
Tom Porter
Tom Banns
John Co
William Pellicer
G. A Hunt
John O'Brien
William Peller
Ro G. Shearer
John Gibson
Vistua
Hosmer
Dumber
Ates
Blairmore Notes on Local Jobs and Departures
The Blairmore Times reports Jo Guimond resigning as foreman at Lille mines West Canadian Collieries and heading to Edmonton. London arrest of ex Coleman operator slates return for trial. Hass duck hunting party departs for Kootenay lakes. Douglas Lewis leaves Canadian American Coal jury post for Seattle, with Mrs Lewis and son to follow.
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Blairmore Times
Hiilcrest Mites
Jo. Guimond
Lille
Tue West Camadjin Colleries
Tats
Edmonton
Slaines Lpton
Coleman
London
Urial
Hass
Kootenay Lakes
OD. McBeath
VV. Kang
Re Steeves
Wo AL Beebe
TB. Martin
J. Fullerton
Douglas Lewis
America
Ma. Lewis
Seattle
Local Mileposts From Blainmore and District
A Blainmore report notes a pleasant Monday welding fair with a double knot ceremony for Fred Moran Edith Dodd Alex Woble and Lillian Mester now living in Lundbreck A visit to the east by Mrs Win Summerton District climbers set a Turtle mountain record in one hour and thirty one minutes while a benefit concert for Thomas Steele of Colleen raised between 400 and 1000 dollars A Hillcrest dispute with workers is reported temporarily settled with a return to work and a hoped fix by early next month
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Blanmore
R.A. Robinson
Fred Moran
Hillcrest
Edith Dodd
Cot Creek
Alex. Woble
Lillian Mester
Cowl Creek
Lundbreck
Win. Summerton
Cy Pla
Summerton
Thomas Steele
Colelin
Tor Hfe
Hillcrest Imine
Norning
Tts
Two Groups at a Station Described in Lippincott Tale
In Lippincott's Magazine a scene at a railway station shows two paired groups, one fashionably dressed and the other plainly dressed from the country. A dashing young man praises Miss Cransford's beauty and flawless complexion as a ticket is purchased, while another man whispers to his wife about the same woman's “pretty hide.”
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Lippincott’s
Miss Cransford
Nan
Affectionate Blow Recounted In Courtroom Exchange
A courtroom exchange reveals a defendant describing a blow to his face with a "God Bliss Our Home" tram as a motive. The cross examination includes a cartoonish plea as the judge questions the instrument used and the defendant responds with a muttered claim about the item.
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Micky
Northport Re-Opens After New Le Roi Deal
Weekly ore shipments show total receipts at 29 010 tons for the week and 1 049 880 tons year to date. Northport smelter to reopen under new terms with Le Roi and Trail. Consolidated Mining buys Iron Mask mine on Red Mountain.双方 deal details remain guarded while ore flow to smelters is secured.
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Nelson News
Nelson Newsi
Anthony J. McMilan
le Roi Company
Letoi Company
Trail Smelter
Northport
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Rossland
W. H L. Aldridge
Consolidated Company
Aldridge
le Roi
Mr. Aindge
Red Mountain
Luan Skylark
Brooklyn
Sten
Winder
Mountain Rose
Idaho
Aio
la Plata
Arlington
Monitor-Ajax
Lucky Bo
Whitewater
Ruth Ae
Lorna Doone
Marysville
Phoenix Amalgamated Copper Mines formed in Canada
A new company Phoenix Amalgamated Copper Mines Ltd is formed in Sherbrooke and Phoenix with 5000000 shares. Directors include Buck, French, Vaulyke, Buck, Witkefield, Headen, Riowhin, and others. offices at Sherbrooke and Phoenix. The consolidation covers War Eagle Red Rock Lulu Bald Bag etc adjoining the Andy Consolidated group in Arizona.
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Phoenix
Mae
War Bagte Group
Phoenix Amlgamated Copper Mines, Ltd
War Eagle
Red Rock
Lulu
Bald Bagh
Dandy Brookion
Missiigy Link No
Hinhook Dal World
Air Traction
Contiguous
Andy Consolidated Group
Mie
Jaiy
Bambia
Phoenix Amahoinated Copper Mites, Ltd
Hiws
Hellish Columbia
Taunt Ooooh
Heve Hevn
Sherbrooke
Quenel
Ina
Hew
Tollins Neoltt Buck, Coleteherami CG. A
Lethbridge Lacrosse Row Sparks Calgary Dispute
A heated note from Lethbridge News criticizes Calgary Albertan over unfounded claims about the Lethbridge lacrosse team. It defends player Ross as a regular member, questions Calgary's conduct, and notes dispute over a playoff match at Frank with Pincher Creek making a better offer.
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Lethbridge News
Calgary Albertan
Lethbridge
Calgary
Kean
Winnipeg
Fernier
Ross
Crows Nest
Frank
Pincher Creek
Very Impressive, Johnny For What Is Switzerland Amays
A quirky dialogue features a scholar debating Swiss dairy culture with playful banter about cheese. The exchange ponders grandeur and humor through references to Swiss varieties like Swiss and Limburger in a light, witty tone.
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Johnny
Switzerland
Amays
Limburger
Dominion Lands for Railway Belt BC Open to Homesteaders
Dominion Lands in the Railway Belt of British Columbia may be homesteaded by sole heads of families or males over 18 for up to 160 acres. Entry must occur at the district land office. Plans require years of cultivation or residency conditions. Applications must be filed in writing to Ottawa. Coal lands priced at 10 dollars per acre for salt coal and 20 dollars for anthracite, with caps on ownership and a royalty of ten cents per ton on gross output.
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Dominion
Railway Belt
British Columbia
Dominion Lands
Ottawa
Land Patent Description for Perry Creek Lot North-west Corner
Property description describes beginning at the north west corner of Perry Creek lot, runs north eightly chasis, west eighty chains, south eighty chains, east eighty chains to the starting point. Parties: J. Hanpury and A. Milton, Agent. Dated August 22, 1906. Elko, B. C.
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Kootenay
Hanbury
A. Milton
Thipty
Pash Kootetay
B.C
Lot Hils
Perry Creek
J. Hanpury
Elko
B. C
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Moyie
Fernie
Dextheeeee
Elie
The
Fernie Free Press
Blairmore
Frank Paper
Anthony McMillan
Tran Smelter
Granby
Grand Forks
Sun Skylark
Seeeey Ganses
Copper CO
Greenwood
Lee Tataining
Dominion Copper CO
Boundary Falls
Consolidated VP
Cunarders
Conard Line
Mauritania
Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, Limited
Newcastle On Tyne
Cassier
Liverpool
Eng
Eeho
Cunard
Lisitania
Lusitania
Lethbridge Lacrosse
Cline
Manitoba Hotel
W. R. Beatty
Cranbrook, B
Ft. Steele Brewing Co
Ted
Western Oil
Diamond Vale
Waghorn, Gwynne & Company
Vancouver, B
W. W. Cory
Minister of the Interior
N.B
the City Council
R. Stewart
Scavenger
City of Cranbrook
Polis
Alta
John W. Wolf
Pomme
Canadian Pacific
Port Arthur
Duluth
St. Paul
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Toronto
Milwaukee
Ontario
Quebec
New York
New England
Maritime Provinces
J, S. Carter
D. P, A. Nelson
E. J.coyle A
G. P
Dye Works
Geo. B. Powell
F. E. Simpson
Herald Office
Machine Shop
McKinnon & Johnston Proprietors
A. W. McVittie
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
H.H. McVittie
MINES
J. Edgar Davis
J. D. McBride
P.O. Box
Ieo. R. Leask & Co
Heralds
Lower Armstrong Avenue
Geary & Doyle
A. Doyle
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