Gateway Notes on Weddings and Local Events
The Gateway International reports the wedding of Bes Butts to Ralph Burlingham on November 14 with details of dress and family guests. Also covered are boxing news, local visits, theater and social events, and notices of upcoming services and community plans in Gateway, with multiple mentions of residents and businesses.
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Bes
Happy Coupe
Anh
Wellington Butts
Brock
Ray Burlingham
J. A. Spencer
Fred and
Andy Burling
Fernie Police Chief Appointed as Local Changes Reported
W Keays of Fernie arrives as town sees police leadership shift Kempston formerly Coal Creek takes police head A J McCool returns from Calgary Banff Frank Zwick sells brewery stake to J R Pollock Fernie Pollock Wine Co receives $50 from Great Northern railway for local employee fire effort Gen Bower of Sioux City Town to stay and move family here
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Kempston
Coal Creek
Frank Zwick
J. R. Pollock
Pollock Wine Co
Fernie
Gen. Bower
Sioux City
Town
Fordham sick in Cranbrook hospital. Snow injured at Ledger
Fordham is ill in Cranbrook hospital. L. G. Snow, Ledger building foreman, injured when a plank with a spike fell on his wrist while removing cribbing. He was treated in town and sent to Cranbrook hospital. Hugh B. Gilmour visited town this week and left for the coast.
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J. B. Moran
Creston Hotel
Cranbrook
Fordham
Cranbrook Hospital
L. G. Snow
Ledger
Snow
Hugh B. Gilmour
St Eugene Mine Advances Amid Local Improvements
In Moyie upturns show more ore in upper workings at St Eugene than ever before with better lower levels. Mill and mine work steadily, and a new skating rink on the tailing dump near the slime mill will light up with electricity and add dressing rooms. Aurora project progressing with boiler and compressor installation. Community updates note visits, a birth, street improvements, and social plans including Moyie Miners’ union annual ball on December 11 with tickets at $2.00.
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St. Eugene
Moyie Miners’ Union
Mike Torpy
J. A. B. MacDonald
Joe McLarven
Herb Jackson
Thos
WW. Kelly
Albert Gill
International
Narrow escape for miner Burrows in Anbar Call mine
Charles Burrows, a miner at Frank Paper’s Anbar Call operation, nearly died Saturday when a crosscut broke free and buried him under coal. He crawled to the surface and survived as his partner summoned help.
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Frank
Charles Burrows
Burrows
Mr. Burrows
Pipes arrive for Goat Mountain Waterworks in Creston
After a Vancouver to Calgary journey the first carload of pipes reached Creston for the Goat Mountain Waterworks Co. Ditching will proceed at a good pace with a second carload expected tomorrow. Local notable visits include J Brownlee and James Gilker as he eyes business expansion.
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Vancouver
Calgary
Goat Mountain Waterworks Co
Peck MacSwain Delayed Voter Arrives On Crutches
Peck MacSwain arrived in the city last Friday too late to vote after a fall in Fernie left him on crutches. He stood on Copper Street among his many friends, resembling a defeated candidate.
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Duncan Ross
Yale Cariboo
Greenwood
Pacife Hotel
Bunting
Ross
Ridpath
J. A. Millar
D. D. Munro
Grand Forks
Dr. Maclean
Phoenix
O J, R. Ferguson
Midway
Greenwood Ledge
Peck MacSwain
Peck
Fernie
Copper Street
Optimism and hard work lift the crowd to success
A reminiscence urging every reader to smile, shake hands, and spread optimism. It emphasizes doing real work rather than pretense and notes that those who take action are the ones the world rewards.
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Walker
Tender for Public Building Vernon B C 1908
Sealed tenders addressed to the department will be received until 4 30 pm Friday November 20 1908 for construction of a Vernon Public Building Plans and tender forms are available at the Department or by application to the Vernon Postmaster Tenders must be on the printed form signed with actual signatures and accompanied by a 10 percent cheque payable to the Minister of Public Works which will be forfeited if the tenderer declines or fails to enter a contract If not accepted the cheque will be returned The department reserves the right to reject any tender Ottawa October 20 1908
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Vernon
B. C
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Canada
United States
Great Britain
R. T. Brymner
Medicine Hat
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Witte the
Jack Frost
McCallum’s
Putcher's Hardware
Bain and Chatham
East Kootenay Lumber Co
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Mitchell & Garrett
Bowness
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the Gateway International
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Fernie Free Press
E. L. Chudleigh
S. A. Speers
Dexter
J. H. Lee
R. McDougall and
J. McLean
Fernie Lumber Company
St. Paul
Mr. Burton
C.P.R
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George L. Pedlar
the Free Press
Mr. Faux
Creston
Gateway Hall
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Eureka
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PD. MacDonald
R .Johnson
A. Merrill
H.C. Smith
P. Hart
L. Bruckhouser
Mrs. W. Lacy
Harvey Young
Gateway
Dr. Lees
Whitefish, Nant
B. B. McCannon
J. D. Quail
Michel
Michel Reporter
W. Keays
A. J. McCool
Banff
Great Northern Railway
District Ledger
Moyie
Aurora
Mrs. McTavish
Clara Whitehead
W. J. Feltham
Rossland
Bruce Attwood
Creaton
Mrs. C. Calder
M. A. Beale
SprssrAnts
Jimmy’ Rossa
Italy
Greston
Creston Review
Tom
J. Brownlee
James Gilker
Percy J. Glaser
Wm. McDonald
T. Cole
J. Mitchell
Jd. Peck Macswain, Esq
Nap Tassier
Department of Public Works
Ottawa
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Manitoba
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Fred Roo
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