Elko hosts circus parade as Fernie visitors mingle
In Elko July sun townsfolk talk of the Fourth, Big Jim McKee hands a purse to Fernie lads, and Norris Rowe announce a grand circus with 200 champions and 850 horses. Clowns Toto Duero and Fat Lawson headline a 40-car show touring the region on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence Lyons
Hoffman House
Fernie Boys
Elko
Big Jim McKee
Fernie Sports
Norris & Rowe
Museum
Merracerie
Hippotrome
Congress of Nations
Toto Duero
Fat Lawson
Silver Smith
Andrew
Ike Orton
Fat Policeman
Willie Simms
Oscar Pepper
Kentucky
Hi Russell
Skinny Gilson
Bill Carpenter
Barry Hodskin
Norris and Rowe
All Over The Province Reports Jubilee of Projects
A broad range of developments across the province includes A Gardes opening a mining office at Prince Rupert and plans for an auto mobile line by the Great Northern railway between Wenatchee Oroville and Penticton. Other notes mention new local news coverage, a monthly Walker press magazine, a small debts court at Penticton, Guggenheims resuming Cari Boo claims, infantry organized at Armstrong, branches opened by Bank of Montreal and Imperial Bank at Hosmer, and the Fraser River Record in Mission Junction. The Vancouver area sees the old Vancouver bridge to be renamed at $3 000, the steel drawbridge at Vancouver Washington now complete, and a 2 086 foot Columbia River bridge noted as the longest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Vancouver
Wash
Spokane, Portland
Seattle
Last Two Bathers of Confederation Highlight Tupper and Macdonald
Brief sketches recall Sir Charles Tupper and Hon. Andrew Archibald Macdonald as the remaining Fathers of Confederation. Tupper, born in Nova Scotia, rose from M P for Cumberland to premier, various ministerships, and Canada’s high commissioner to England. Macdonald, born in Three Rivers, built a fisheries and shipbuilding enterprise, served in assembly, colonial offices, and helped shape Confederation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, Pupper
A. A. Macdonald
Charles ‘Tupper
Aylesford
Nova Scotia
Frances Morse
Amherst
Acadia
Edinburgh
Cumberland
N. S
Dominion
Privy Council
Dominion of Canada
Py Council
Canada
England
H. M
Washington
France
House of Commons
Andrew Archibald Macdonald
Three Rivers
P/E.L
Hugh MacDonald
Catharine Macdonald
Andrew Macdonald
Georgetown
Charlottetown
United States
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
King’s County
New Brunswick
Quebec
Statiute 8
Henry's Nurseries expands fall stock and catalog offerings
A regional notice describes Henry's Nurseries expanding with 90 000 peaches apricots nectarines cherries plums pears and 100 000 small fruits plus 10 000 ornamental trees. It notes home grown stock without irrigation and announces a 140 page catalogue from Vancouver area suppliers. Also includes local notices about court sittings and a July 6 1908 sale of Cranbrook residential property under mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suan
Japan
Greeneries
Westminster Road
Vancouver
Zam-Buk Heals Child Rash Cited In London Ontario Notice
Mrs F Rowe of Oxford Street London Ontario reports rapid relief from a severe skin rash in her child after using Zam-Buk. She notes immediate cooling relief from itching and burning and full clearance in several days with no lasting marks. Zam-Buk promoted as best healing balm. available from druggists and Zam-Buk Co Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rowe
Oxford St
London
Zam-Buk Co
Toronto
J A Macdonald to Go to Quebec For Sale Land
J A Macdonald of Rogal combined stock and fruit farm offers 20 acres of land near a large lake with 200 acres open country. The property features bottom land suitable for grazing and stock, clear title, and is adjacently bordered on the south by mature woodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Macdonald
K.C
Rogal
Leah
Seres
Rore
Bever
Quebec Battlefields Association
Water
Macdonald
Herald Office
Canadian Home Stead Regulations for BC Dominion Lands
The synopsis outlines homesteading rules for Dominion Lands within British Columbia's railway belt. Eligible applicants include sole heads of families or males over 15, with up to 180 acres per quarter section. Applicants must file at the local land office and meet cultivation or residence conditions, plus six months’ written notice to the Commissioner. Coal mining rights may be leased for 21 years at $1 per acre, with a five cent royalty per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Railway Belt
British Columbia
Willy
Commissioner of Dominion Lands
Ottawa
W. W. Cory
Herald business grows with bold ads and trusted reach
The Herald emphasizes growth through strong advertising options and reliable distribution. It positions itself as the best choice for businesses seeking effective exposure and broad audience access.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. O. Box
B. H. Short
Armstrong Avenue
Oranbrook
B. C
Calgary
Queen's Hotel
H. L. Stephens
Kerrigan’s Stout
Guinness
James Kerrigan
Cranbrook
Wentworth Hotel
B.C
Kat
The
Wentworth
Canadian Hotel
Joseph Brault
Carpenters & Contractors
Poo
Cranbrook and Hosmer
HOTEL
ST. Francis
Cnas. Hartley
Vancouver, B. C
Elko, Roosville and
Tobacco Plains
Cheslyn
Nottingham
Baynes Lake
Adolph Lumber Company
Pugh & Livingston Lumber Company
Rock Creek
Atherta
J. Johnston
R. Johnston
Macleod
Albert Mutz
Fernie
Frank McNab
Elko Sunday
Columbia Hotel
Harry Tracey
Lou Fosser
Seine
Beechrove Park
Charlie Yeandle
W. C. Leacey
Bill Buttercup
A. (. Garde
Prince Rupert
Great Northern Railway
Wenatchee
Oroville
Penticton
Urder Anvas
Kelowna
Walker's
Enderby
Walker Press
Hr. M. Walker
Guggenheims
Cariboo
Armstrong
Wank
Montreal
Imperial Lank
Hosmer
Fraser River Record
Mission Junction
J. A. Bates
James Kirkland
Atlin Lake
P. D. McDonald’s
Autiss Forks
West Kootenay
New Westminster
Confederation
Henry’s Nurseries
Small Dents Court
Crandallmn
Wbole
Government
Moyie
Marysville
Mort Steele
Wardner
Simmons
Br. O R. Morris
P. G. Routh
Joseph Walsh
Fort Steele
Joseph Vat
Cranbroon
John Tutcnson
Tctioneer
Followig
Cran- Trouk
W. BK. Gurd
Pink Block
Baker St
Cranhire
U.U
Zaw-Rik
Reet
Hose
Herald
the News
the Herald
Western
Alberta
Nelson
Halifax
Herald’s
the Herald Publishing Co., Limited
F. E, Simpson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!