Bank manager and district notes from East Kootenay papers
News from the district reports T. Bo May of the Bank of Commerce spending time in Macleod. James Melvoy and L. Spencer depart west via the CPR. G N R sells $11.74 round trip Spokane tickets for the Interstate Fair. Local council and school notes mention truancy duties and discipline, with remarks on teachers and public order. Mentions of a Muddy incident near Mig Guinbo, the Gill train delay, and community happenings including Mr. Challys Fyte and hospital duties. O. Lund and son visits and Alberta business travel are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Ferguson
Dudeui
Ald Mesors
Dhalaiey
Bewiy
Th Jarvis
Pally
Peihin
Pauls Lie Serioul
Mi Tyilhite
Ui Mig Guinbo Vent
Wilts
Uils
Murrissey
Ulley
Local Notes from Bernie and District News Briefs
Winter visits Michel with Mrs Telfer as Coal Company directors, including Cox and R Wood, expected in Bernie soon. Mrs McNeish returns from Montreal where her boy attends school. Local officials note KI plant movement and Baynes Lake trips. The Kootenay mill runs full, with plans for a large fire ramp to expand employment. Judge Forin postpones October 12 court. O Lund arrives, recounting a lifetime in immigration and language learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cox
Kk. R. Wood
Coal Company
Bernie
G. Vrovtor
Stenfield Werte
Felho
Baynes Lake
White
Rossland
Khe Nanson
Nanson
Coal Creek
R. G. Shearer
Moniay
Presbyterian Church
Scott & Ross
Pearson & Jowell
Frank
Til Crest
JaNtay
Kootenay
A. Joyce
Forin
Mast Kootenay
O. Lund
P. Lund
Mr. Lund
Portland
Maine
Moyie Local Notes Busy Community Update
Miss Kina Niederstadt pursues millinery in Cranbrook at the Misses McLeod store. Deers killed near St Eugene. Mrs Cronin returns from eastern states and Europe with Mr Cronin. Nederstadt appeal in Nelson awaited decision. George Crowe preparing a staveroom in Parcell block. KF Lucas visits with son and wife, on Central Vermont rail line. Michel Sullivan advances Aurora property work by lake. Harry Dimock now customs collector, stationed at Yahk or south of Vik. Sam Miller visits Moyie and Eagle lodge. W OR Stone returns east to manage town property. Mrs Stone to Spokane. Angus McDonald improves eye after Montreal hospital stay. Miners unionutch votes $50 for a library, five-member committee formed. union hall to serve as library space. Further announcements promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crowe
Vini
Lucas
Willand Beteais
Mr. Lueas
Central Vermont Railway
Michel Sullivan
Aurora
Harry Dimock
Nelson
Copes
Yahk
Vik
Sam Miller
Creston House
Creston
Moyie
Moyie Aerie of Eagles
W. OR. Stone
Royal Victoria Hospital
Miners’ Union
Windermere Mining News and Local Notes
Windermere reports Sullivan Mining to prospect with a diamond drill. Rev. McKenzie arrives to lead Presbyterian work and holds a first service. Yukon business trip by Meyses Bruce and GA Starke. project reports on Windy Arm for Thummond and capitalists. Pat Burns buys cattle in Idaho and Montana for shipment to British Columbia. Jos Young brings a large galena specimen from Podlatch claim, possibly linked to Paradise lodge, signaling a major local strike. The country is noted as strange and law bending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
Sullivan Mining Company
Mckenzie
Prattigan
Wilner
Eevening
Meyses
Ke Bruce
GA Starke
Yukon
Windy Arm
Thummond
Toronto
Spokane
Pat Burns
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Jos
Young
Mining Recorder
Mining Recorder's
Podlatch
Springcreek
Death of James H Semple in Athalmer and Golden area
James H Semple is reported dead in Athalmer after a night of weakness. He had long been known in the valley and previously resided with Mrs Lake before his passing, described as occurring after a sudden decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Semple
Athaliies
Hin
Vi Senple
Athalmer
Golden
Pen Portrait of Houston in Early Idaho Town
The Wood River Times recalls John Trousten known as Old, a foreman from Boise who moved to Hailey, slept little while keeping the Times alive in a tents town. It chronicles his real estate, ventures, and restless energy across Butte and Tonopah, noting his intelligence and quirky extremes. He shaped the local press scene and warned on sustaining advertising momentum downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River Times
First Avenue
Thailey
John Houston
Hartung
Houston
John Trouston
Butte
George Hibbert
Oregon
John Touston
Trailey
the Times
New
Northwest
Blackfoot
Leter
Wisconsin State Printing Office
Ward
Dalais
Tenis
Gontine
Los Ugelis
Times
Boise Statesman
Want
B.C
Taris
Wines
Tor, Mayer, Leiislator
Tonopah
Nelson
John] Houston
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William E Cook
Notice to creditors of the estate of William E Cook, who died April 1 1905 at Fort Steele Junction, to file claims by October 4 1905. Administratrix Nina F Gund of Cranbrook directs written claims with sworn verification and accompanying details, including claimant names and addresses. Solicitor is C A Chapman of Cranbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Cook
Fort Steele Junction
Nina F. Gund
Maker Street
Cranbrook
Land Notice to Purchase South East Kootenay Lands
Notice states intent to apply within 60 days to purchase lands in South East Kootenay at the Great Northern Railway right of way and Canadian Pacific Railway boundary. Description places lot 7310, with boundaries and lines referenced. Dated Sept. 16, 20-91 by Geo. II Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
South East Kootenay
Great Northern Railway
Iehains
Canadian Pacific Railway
Scott
Timber License Request in Southeast Kootenay Lands
The Standard Lumber Company Limited announces a request to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria. Thirty days after date they will seek a special license to cut and carry away timber from lands in Southeast Kootenay. The description covers Lot 381 and Lot 4591 with precise boundary directions. Dated October 4, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
South East Kootenay
East Kootenay District
The
Standard Lumber Company, Limited
Timber Notice in East Kootenay District
Notice to apply for a license to cut and carry away timber from lands in East Kootenay District. The described block begins at the northwest corner of lot 6230 group one, with a 80 chain by 80 chain parcel and returns to the start. Dated September 12, 1905 by Ross.
Timber Notice of Dissolution at Gougeon and Netterfield
The partnership Gougeon and Netterfield dissolves its firm Gougeon and Netterfield. George D Gougeon to manage Queens hotel and collect debts and pay liabilities. Dated Cranbrook British Columbia September 23, 19 0. Witness W F Gurd. A license is sought to cut timber from the follow j.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gougeon &Netterfield
Queens Hotel
George
D. Gougeon
G. D. Gougeon
J. A. Netterfield
W. F. Gurd
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF the
East Kootenay
Fernie
Free Press
T. Bo May
Bank of Scmmerce
Macleod
James Melvoy
Ge Department
West
C. Plr
L. Spencer
Speek Ad
Challvs Fyte
C.P. A
Liesel
Ae Lis Polit
Sumiay
Beberal Regres
Wits
Amt
Canada
Mir Lund
Umir
Alberta
Sirs
Winter
Michel
Mrs.Telfer
Noyse
Kina Niederstadt
Learming
Misses McLeod
Joseph Nederstadt
Pharsday
Windermere
PEN
Royal Household
Royal Hlousehold
Ogilvie’s
Smelter Ville
Smelter
Marysville
St. Marys Valley
the Herald
R, Johnson
NPE
Tel
Royal Hotel
P. Chenette
Marysville Drug Co
Paris View Hotel
James Neil
Marysville, B
Auer
William E Cook
Rose Cook
Ing
North
White River
Black
QC A. Chapman
GCA
Chapman
C. A. Chapman
Chaplans
Coa
L. B
Vandelar
Manitoba
A. McDonald
Thie Hotel
E.k.l.co
Juan
Faveste
At Bay
Yan Ane Cranbrook, Boc
Head Office
the Cosmopolitan
Lumber Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Ltd
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