Moyie News Roundup Includes Meetings And Marriages
The Moyie region reports its annual water company meeting with directors reelected and plans to improve frost protection. Local athletic and bowling groups form a new association as Mayie brewery launches its first strong beer. Nearby marriages occur at Catholic and Coal Creek churches with witnesses and gifts from England, while Albertta bound miners seek changes to labor laws in Victoria.
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Wats
Ketruary
Frost
J. A. Harvey
Preisten A
Rumor of Coccola Death by Indians Rumors Persist in Fernie
The Fernie Free Press reports persistent talk in the city that Father Coccola has been killed by Northern Indians. Clergy say there is one foundation to the rumor, noting Coccola’s headquarters at Stuart Lake and his broad visitation area. The priest’s youngest brother, recently arrived from Corsica, lives in New Westminster.
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Fernie
Corsica
New Westminster
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Fernie Ledger Briefs From Pincher Creek and District
Local items report Mrs. A Th Trites hosting bridge and euchre. Lay Bently named a justice of the peace at Daysland Alberta. A Carney arrives from Basle to finish provincial tinder inspection. Don McKay visits and snow clearance tasks. President Sherman and Mr Moore head to Victoria to lobby tin legislation. Thirty workers at Millcrest mine with a ten foot coal vein. Pineher Creek votes for incorporation and fears for civic roles. L. M. Prector leaves Bernie Lumber for a pause then contemplates a press venture. Jr Schofield visits Fernie. Liphardt Henderson cups dispute settled. two leagues to form next year. Dr Bell and Dr Tolme travel for Dominion Veterinary service.
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Re B Waswell
Jo J. Brickendorfer
Dr. Kidwell
Chas
Brewbarn
Washington
Oregon
Alberta
Bleasdell
Bonnell
Victoria
McMullin
Coal Creek Road
Stephen Lehocky
Mary Kubinee
Iniu Rhige
Echured
Mather Taverner
Ndpew Dragon
Mya Dragon
Fnomas
A. Spruceton
Milon Jenkensen
Coal Creek
Moniay
Dotin Robson
Mr. Vickers
Miss Dooley
Feemds
England
UMW
W. Moore
Miners’ Union
Victora
A. Th
Bridge
Lay Bently
Werle
Lethbridge
Dayshand
Daysland
A. Carney
Basle
Kasle
Don McKay
Morrissey
Sherman
Mr. Moore
United Mine Workers
G. Kelly
Tillcrest
Millcrest
Charlie Burrows
Twillcrest
Aml
Pineher Creek
Salveci Ous Pligilte
L. M. Prector
Bernie Lumber Co
Ledger
Jr. Schofield
Pincher Creek
Crows Nest Pass
Dr Bell
Tolme Dominion Veterinary Inc
Speciny
WINDERMERE OUTCROP REPORTS RAIL LABOR AND BOOM PROSPECTS
A reader from Golden says graders on the Kootenay Central line are moving toward Golden with about a mile graded so far and as many as thirty graders at one point. Peck McSwain may return soon. An ice boat accident near Outcrop left four men with minor injuries. The Outcrop plans a new edition of its regional booklet with local cuts and invites submissions. Raymond, Alberta, is noted as Mormon.
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Golden
Kootenay Central
Peck McSwain
Peck
BK. Stoddard
Pitts
Patmore
C. Cameron
Chief Cameron
Upper
Columbia
Kootenay
Raymond
Alberta
Mormon Church in Wilmer Looks to Host Youth Dances
Settlement leaders plan weekly dances for young people at a Wilmer tabernacle arguing dancing is harmless. They claim two churches exist but intend to use the tabernacle for dances, opening and closing each event with prayer.
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Wilmer
Blairmore Dispatches on Fernie Waggon Road Contract
Harey Toward traveled to Fernie for a government contract with minister Cushing to build a wagon road across the slite. Poupore and McVeagh to finish Lethbrites Brewing Cols stone building with masons rush to completion. Salvation Army volunteers visited Colona raising funds for the hospital. Ames Ventos injured in an accident at the Frank hospital after a friend discharged a loaded gun.
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the Times
Harey
Fernie
TL Cushing
Public, Works
B. Trites
Ro W. Woods
A. Mute
Poupore & McVeah
Lethbrites Brewing
Salvation Armyists
Colona
Anton Hospital
Ames Ventos
He Peank Hospital
Wadon
Ma Vents
Nelson shipments surge as two months yield 219160 tons
For the first two months of the year with five days left, Nelson and Slocan district shipments reach 219160 tons, signaling a yearly rate over 1.5 million. Seven new shippers joined the ore flow to smelters. zinc producers to follow after Frank smelter and Pilot Bay plant start. The week’s smelter receipts total 32941 tons, year to date 245819 tons.
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Nelson
Slocan
Frank Smelter
Pilot Bay
Kootenay
Yale
Prospector W Moulse Killed in Slopes Bear Lake
In the Slocan region a dry snow slide at Bear Lake killed prospector W Moulse while he worked for J W Power. He died after being found alive with a broken back and later passing in a cabin. Moulse, longtime Kaslo resident, had staked notable claims including Washington, Sunset and Jackson.
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Nelson News
W. Moulse
Slocan
Bear Lake
J. W. Power
Ile
Kaslo
Washington
Sunset
Jackson
Tie
Tipperary
Ireland
Patrick Mitchell Hayes
Cranbrook Sash and Door Factory Ad
Cranbrook Sash and Door Factory advertises finish work for doors and windows. Kiln dried hardwood for indoor use. Guaranteed workmanship and satisfactory prices. Screen doors offered.
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Cranbrook Sash and Door Factory
Train schedule updates for Spokane to Seattle and connections
Effective Sunday January changes in passenger timetable adjust No 8 from Rexford to Seattle routes with several intermediate stops. Service details include departure times for Rexford Boniers Kerry Spokane Adrian Wenatchee and Pacific Avenue, plus new connections to No 2 No 4 and local trains Nos 265 and 206 between Spokane and Leavenworth and Skykomish. Some services withdrawn between Bonners Ferry and Spokane and miscellaneous sleeping car operations noted.
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Boniers
Kerry
Spokane
Everett
Amy
Seattle
Deives Rexford
Honnars Merry
Ham
Adrian
Wenitehee
Pacific Avenue
Pacife Avenue
Wentehee
Aopo
Reston
Rexfird
Swinton
Bernie
Ernie
Mernie S
Leavenworth
Skykomish
Pan. Everett
Pan
Cifle Avenue
Bonners Kerry
Verevt
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Mabel
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Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd
Montreal
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Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
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