Viston Plans Short Stopovers Before Vancouver Banking Return
Viston will visit Manitahe with friends, spend a day or two in Fernie, then settle behind the Bank of Commerce counter in Vancouver with Mr. White, the former teller in the local Bank of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viston
Manitahe
Fernie
Bank of Commerce
Vancouver
Mr. White
Mr. Wuntington
White
Hie Bank of Commerce
Frank Waver era death tolls in livingston
The report notes the death of Captain TG Wilson of Livingston after an operation. Other items include a northern British Columbia prospecting trip by Wilson with Weed Wil lus and Hoy Thompson, village shocks from a severe snowstorm on cattle, a preliminary hearing for Pelix Montilletti on perjury charges linked to Blair Hire townsite, bail set at 5000, new Union Bank building rising in Blairmore, Doroty Beasley wedding in Kornie, and local license board changes with James Robertson moving to Pitcher Creek. Mrs Robertson attends Fourd in Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Wilson
Havimore
Britt Columbia
Weed Willus
Hoy Thompson
Pelix Montilletti
Blair- Hire
Hesin
Tisnpeetor Belcher
Ov Campbell
I Harris
Macleod
HW. J. Matheson
Bliirmore
Bliirmore Times
James Robertson
Pitcher Creek
Krank
Robertson
Fourd
Frank
Ally
Elko and Tobacco Plains Community Notes Amid Local Gossip
A wide variety of items from Elko to Tobacco Plains cover local life with reflections on workers, shops, and community events. Mentions range from merchants and mills to social scenes, improvements, and upcoming church services with multiple locals named in passing.
Fernie Notes Move Through A Busy Local Week
Mrs WoW Tuttle returned from Bellingham via the G N. She is not yet fully recovered. Beaver work shows unique entry marks in stumps near Hosmer. The Mines near Coal Creek employ about 1,000 men. Michel about 600. Austrian fakir Andrew Villas arrested for vagrancy after false claims. $20 fine. Rev H T Kempton to leave for Vermilion Alberta after May 20 sermons. New post office foundation started and Coal Co buys a new locomotive for Michel mines. Mrs J R J Forster travels to Selkirk after learning of her brother’s death in Port Arthur from a railway accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie Free Press
Wow ‘Tuttle
Bellingham
G. N
Andrew Villas
Ann
Cole
J. R. J. Forster
Sparwood
Selkirk
Man
Port Arthur
Fernie Ledger Notes Mining Pay and Local Posts
The Fernie Ledger reports gradual rebound in mine output with today’s payday showing small sums. About 1000 at Coal Creek and over 500 at Michel, with mills and government buildings progressing and sewer plant underway. Movements include Wuntington taking a Bank of Commerce teller post in Fernie, King transferred to Nelson, Dr Corsin visiting Wasabis Sunday, and M L Gordon leaving Fernie for Princeton BC. A Lord’s Day Act fine, and 20 English immigrants arriving at the CPR station remain in Fernie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Nore
Michel
Halloos
Fernie
Moyie News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Moyie Leader reports James Mannarino rejoices at his nephew Paul’s escape attempt from the penitentiary near Sirdar. Notes on local figures including J Bonner leaving the St Susene mine, Moyie’s Dublin fair opening, and upcoming visits and events at hotels and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mannarino
Sirdar
Paul
Mannarino
Canada
JJ. Bonner
St. Susene
Te Will Tike
Dublin
Spokane visitors plan excursion to Crow Pointes trip
Two business and professional men from Spokane will visit Pernie Moyie and Cranbrook this summer in a chamber of commerce arranged trip. The party will travel by a special Spokane International line train with the Pokana band directed by Adolph Kirchner. The two day excursion is set for late June and led by F. S. Goodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Pernie
Moyie
Cranbrook
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Monvor
Soldier's Soliloquy Amid Mud and Rain Declares Love of Country
General Longstreet notes a bedraggled Confederate soldier during a rain soaked halt. The man proclaims devotion to his homeland, quoting from the national anthem and lamenting disillusion with the war if he ever wets through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreet
Notice of Railway Franchise Application 1907
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company seeks authority to construct and operate franchise lines of the British Columbia Southern Railway. An application will be heard four weeks after first publication, depositions filed May 6 1907 in the Nelson Registry Office as No 52011. Secretary CG Drinkwater dated May 8 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitutes of Canada
Cimiuin Pacific Railway Company
Fraichises
British Columbia Sothern Railway
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
British Columbian Southen Railway
Nelson
B.C
Drinkwater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Waver
TG. Wilson
Livingston
Foot Hills
Lethbridge
Walter Misher
Hi Pe
Tere
Blair Hore
Petri Stiahir
Tiychind
Blairaore
Vy Mishier
Miele Bay
Ford
Union Bank
Bhilrmore
VF. Rudi
Tate Southern
Bellevue
Dorothy Beasley
Kornie
Elko and Tobag
CO Plains
Manitoba
Tie
Ble
Roosville
Shethead
Wigwall Crossing
Melntosh
Holman House
William Tuttle
Bill Tutti Baume
Putte
Biko
William Brice
Pugh & Lisingston Mills
W. R. McKay
Big Worn Basin
Bonnie, Bonenie
Loch Lomond
Hight
Mrs. Hummingbird
Hiko
Poplas Grove
Fon
WK. J. Watson
Merrie
Elko
South East
Kootenay
Mike
Mov. Millett
Totel Columbia
Convention Tall and Grounds
Leacey
Norway Cottage
Truro Avenue
Lave
Hoffman House
Harry Martin
Elkmouth
Kathleen
Mavourneen
Rosie Rosedrop
Pine Apple Creek
Tobacco Plains
Miss Pansydossom
Miss Flowerden
Hoseleaf
Snowdrop
Willemares
Mrrti Sampson
Wohy
Wits
Foosaie Gil
York
Momtana
Waldo
Millies
Kootenay River
Miho
Wet Zellers
Boulton Keey
Yn Labhs
Tiida
Pobrity
Montini
J. Y. Griffin
Caligery
Wilko
Kooteniy River
Cran Rock
Pere
Cileary
Kalispell
Monahdink
Crows “Vst Pass
At & Pam
Hoathouse
Toddhunter
HE. M. Cosgrove
Cree & Molvatt
Ah Hosmer
Bayer
Matny
J. G. Winnell
Hazell
Presbyterian Church Choir
Misses Hazell
Bree
W. O. Leach
Geological Survey of Canada
Victovia
Leach
Velkwa
Telkwit
H. T. Kempton
The
Baptist Church
Vermillion
Alberta
Coal Company
Comptex
Fernie Ledger
BW King
Dr. Corsin
Wasabist Sin Diy
M. L. Gordon
Star
Princeton
Gordon
P. R
C. OP. R
A. G. Ross
Bank of Hamilton
Moyie Ora Paperlinner
Rey Gul Rindhay
Sun Hiv
Lis
Visworth
Jack McTayish
Koo- Hay
Wil
Geo. Whitehead
Cranbrook Hospital
Dive Angus
Lake Shore
Qhite
Coffie Hospital
Jong
R. A1. Seabrook
Montreal
Tarvie
W. OD. Till
Crinbrook
Ay Will
Messrs
Dimock & Hillerty Dist
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Distillers Company, Limited
King George IV
D.C. L. Scotch
R. P. Rithet & Co., Limited
Victoria, British Columbia
Edad
Laae Dias
Dan McDonald
Cranbrook, B. C
Beattie & Atchison
P. Burns & Co McCallum & CO
A. L. McCdermot
B. H. Short & Co
Detall Bros
Cartage and Transfer Co
IWS
Cranrock
Thos, T, McVittie
Ij Laidlaw
Ft. Steele Brewing Co
Ottawa
F Murphy & Fisher
Railway Commission
Charles Murphy
Harold Fisher
Crescent Longe No
Knights of Pythias Cranbrook
B. C
New Fraternity Hall
A. C. Bowness
C. GO
Key City Lodge No
Montayight
Chas. Smith
McKay
N. G. Sec'y
Crambrook Lodge
Arethen
W. B. Atridge
See'y. Bilward Elwell
Cranbrook Aerie
FOE
W.P. M. D. Billings
Loyal Orange Lodge
B. of L. F. Hall Ud
T. Boyter
Jas
E. Larrigan
W. F. Gurd
Columbi
C. H. Dunbar
DRS
King & Green
Physicians and Surgeons
Armstrong Ave
Uw T
3B. OG
F. E. King
Walda
Armstrong
F. B. Miles
Red Block
J. G. Cummings
C. E. Dominion
Provincial Land Surveyor
Cecil Prest
Eo. R. Leask & Co
Arimatrong Avenue
Geary & Doyle Proprietors
Way Point
Doyle