Widdowson Assay and Chemist Charges List
Sealed notice from E. W. Widdowson Assay and Chemist outlines charges for refining metals including gold silver copper and lead with various combinations. Rates shown include 14 percent for some metals and 1.50 for gold-silver or silver-lead, plus 2.50 and 3.00 for other alloys. further prices available on application. Contact via long distance phone 67 and postal box Hox 1108 Nelson British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe E. W. Widdowson
P.o.ng& Hox
Nelson
B.C
Wardner District Notes Local Visitors and Events
Special Correspondent reports a stream of visitors and town happenings in Wardner. Notables include John Reid and Len Renwick on business, new Heintzman pianos arriving, and a railway grading start for Kootenay Centre. A baseball win for Glen Lake, a humorous greasy pig contest, and a bloodless Canada invasion at Royal hotel are described alongside school medals won by Miss Martin and various local visits to Cranbrook and Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reid
Mannelly
Wardner
Len Renwick
Galloway
Mis
Red Speaker
Amy Sheppard
Cranbrook
Irving Willson
Vancouver
Kootenay
Lund
C. W. Smith
Fernie
Lock
John McNeish
Crane Brook
Fred Speaker
Crows Nest Piss Lumber Company
Speaker
Herb Keit
Elko
Heintzman
Fred Penson
A. Sheppard
Lee
Jerry Poirier
Alice
Josie Havill
S. C. Smith
Otto Wisner
Geo. Willson
Crows Nest Pass
Harry Storer
Henry la Pointe
Verle Martin
Nelson
Miss Martin
St. Joseph's School
Lucy Sheppard
N.C. McWhinstry
Glen Lake
Canada
Royal Hotel
Vincent
Gateway
May Roe
1. C
Joule
Jessie Murray
Harvey Young
L. Brown
M Hs. W. Butts
McVeigh
S. A. K. White
B. C
Waldo Ministers Welcome New Rector Blythe from Ottawa
Divine service in Old Waldo hall Sunday afternoon was led by Rev. Blythe of the Episcopal church who arrived from Ottawa Ontario to assume duties in Waldo and vicinity. Sunday evening services were conducted by Rev. Thomas. Mrs McNab and family plan a coastal absence of several months with Mr McNab joining them for a brief period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Waldo Hall
Blythe
Thomas
Episcopal Church
Ottawa
Ontario
Waldo
McNab
Miss Bessie Carpenter Weds William M at Kalispell
The ceremony joined Miss Bessie Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs Lemuel Carpenter to William M eldest son of Mr EE W Butts in Kalispell. The couple drew a large welcome home crowd and a later dance hosted by Mrs Butts featured wedding dress blooms and midnight supper with music by Mrs Carpenter and Mr S P Johnston. July 4 1910 celebrated with a large crowd from American and Canadian sites and no accidents reported through the day’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Lemuel Carpenter
Kalispell
William M
EE. W. Butts
Moyie Miners' Union Secretary to Attend Western Federation Convention
Moyie secretary James Roberts will travel to Denver for the Western Federation of Miners convention opening July 18. He will be away about a month while Father Tavernier takes charge of Moyie and nearby parishes. John Reid advances Wagon road work to Society Girl mine with crews starting Monday. A Moyie mill on the Aurora property is planned and a zinc-rich ore sample was tested by Dimock in Denver. Board members elected include J W Fitch, J D McBride, H E Dimock, A D Cameron, Jas Ryan, P F Johnston and D J Elmer. W L Reid reappointed secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roberts
Moyie
Father Beck
Father Tavernier
John Reid
Society Girl
Aurora
Moyie Lake
Dimock
Denver
Colorado
Mast Kootenay
J. W. Fitch
J. D. McBride
Hi. HE. Dimock
A. D. Cameron
Jas Ryan
P. F. Johnston
D. J. Elemer
W. L. Reid
Fernie Board of Trade Plans Aug 1 Banquet Event
The Fernie board of trade forms a joint committee of ladies and gentlemen to plan the annual banquet on August first. No liquor will be served and women will participate in the program. Invitations go to other city boards and spouses for an enjoyable event. The board seeks a city grant to display East Kootenay district products at the Spokane International exposition in October. Spokane exhibitors have space for a district show and the Fernie board will coordinate the East Kootenay display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie Board of Trade
Spokane
East Kootenay
Fernie Board
Water license notice for Bull River Electric Power Co.
Notice under the Water Act 1909 for The Bull River Electric Power Company Limited of Wardner BC to obtain a license in Cran brook Water District. Detailing source Bull River, diversion 1.5 miles above Bull River Bridge, rate 340 cfs, for power generation, return to Bulliver 10 000 feet downstream, capital $2,000,000, posted June 11 1910, hearing July 21 1910, riparian proprietors including Canadian Pacific Railway Company identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Water District
Bull River
Wawer Company, Limited
Wardner, B.C
Bull
Pack Bridge
Bull River Electric Power Company, Limited
Wardner
H.C
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay
E. Henderson
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THE
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Toronto
B. E. Walker
Alexander Laird
United States
England
R. T. Brymner
Merchants Bank of Canada
Montreal
Capital Reserve
HM. Allan
Boo Hebdien
Geneva
Savings Bank Department
C. R. Wickson
Mgr
Cranbrook Foundry
P.O
8. C
Beattie-Murphy Company
Herald
Pink Mercantile Company
Fink Mercantile Co
Pye
Patmore Bros
Timers & Plumbers
Beattie-Murphy Co.,Ltd. + Drugs & Stationery
Hill & Co
Mete
Cranbrook Opera House
R. A. Fraser
Herald Publishing Company
the Granbrook Brick Co., Ltd
Ee the Royal Hotel
L. V. Roberts
Proprietress
Cor, Stanley and Silica Sts
Okanagan College
Summerland
Everett W. Sawyer
Imperial Bank of Canada
R. Wilkie
Robert Jaffray
Savings Department
W. Supple
the Quality Store
Campbell &Lanning
International Brokerage
Merchants
Pan& Imperial
Wasa
Thur
Western Union
Westminster
Jubilee Station
Central Park
Centre of Vancouver
G. T. Rogers
City Property
Cranbrook Agency Company
City of
Lumsden Avenue
St Joseph's Creek
Lakeview Resort
ST Mary's Park
Marysville
British Columbia
Just
Paul Handley
Central Hotel
Marysville, B. C
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