Fernie notes on local people and building progress
G G Moflatt enjoys coast trip. J H McMullin escorts asylum patients. Eschwig's hotel advances. Henderson reports crops in Ontario and plans stay for new building. Julius Harel builds an hotel at Midway. Father Coccola travels to outlying stations. Rist Kootenay Lumber chief A Leiteh visits town. Luther company receives fire loss cheque. Dr Corsan returns from Nelson. Rev Westman lectures. Photius Whelan returns home after illness. Napanee described as home. W W Tuttle leases Royal hotel to Laderoute and Davey. Tuttle retires due to health. O I Boynton to build new drill mill. coal office building under rapid progress.
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Fernie Ledger
G. G. Moflatt
J. H. McMullin
Mr. Eschwig
G. G. Henderson
Ontario
Julius Harel
Morrissey
Midway
Father Mersoner
Father Coccola
Stuarts Lake Mission
A. Leiteh
Rist Kootenay Lumber Co
Ity
Keiteh
Bast Heotenay
River Luther Company
Wiermill
Cranbrook
Ok Kew
Robsons Place
Mir. Westuin
Hieal Hind
Photius Whelan
Napanee
W. W. Tuttle
Royal Hotel
Fernie
Charley Laderoute
Charley Davey
Moray Evening
Turtles
Kernie
Merrie
Tittle
Ly 8Don US
Boynton
Mik Lumber Company
Dle
St. Paul
Great Northern
Builders Eyes Christmas Occupancy for Fernie project
The Fernie area reports contractors hopeful that the new buildings will be ready for occupancy by Christmas. A Typhoid case at Fernie hospital, jail is nearly empty, and local officials manage shifts as night operator changes impact service. Nearby, coal company directors plan visits to Fernie to inspect properties while hotels in Lille and Bellevue secure two large projects.
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Michael Purke
Etksmouth
Fernie Hospital
J.D. Gordon
Gateway
Gordon
Fernie
A. Milton
Cranbrook
Milton
Cranbrooke
Robert Jarray
Henry M Pellatt
C. C. Dakton
Thomas Walmsley
Crows Nest Pass Coal Company
Messrs. Broley Brothers
Lille
Bellevue
West Canadian Coal Company
Michel
Wildman
Workman
Ue Co 1
Barclay
Up Town
Moyie Church Pastor and Mining Work In Progress
Rev. G. J. Finlay becomes pastor at Moyie Presbyterian Church while repair work continues at the St Eugene mine. Contractors Leask and Higgins prepare shaft extensions, new hoist arrives, 150 men to be employed, mill closed until ready.
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G. J. Finlay
The
Moyie
T. VT. McVibtic
Fort Steele
Felix Levarick
Denver
Colorado
Lavaritch
J. °. Machachern
Leask
ST. Eugene
Ottumwa
Iowa
Rossland
Patrick Higgins
Mike Bonner
Frank Paper Report A Lime Partner Faces Misfortune
Louis Rosse, partner of Mike Oley in the lime business, encountered a serious misfortune Monday. The incident could affect their operations and future plans in the lime trade.
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Frank Paper
Louis Rosse
Mike Oley
Flag changes at parliament grounds sparks Ottawa inquiry
Observers note the flag at the provincial parliament has shifted from the Canadian ensign to the Union Jack after careful correspondence with Ottawa. Officials say the Union Jack is the proper flag for the legislative buildings and royal standard restrictions apply.
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Victoria
Ottawa
Olarts
Public Works Department
St. George's
St. Andrew's
St. Patrick's Days
British Columbia
Advertising Boosts Business According to Trade Canon
The piece argues that advertising yields more business for a man with little cost relative to other expenses and that it makes all tests pay. It emphasizes advertising as a key driver of success over other factors.
Alberta school lands auction schedule announced province wide
Public notice lists sale dates in Edmonton, Leduc, Wetaskiwin, Lacombe, Innisfail, Didsbury, Calgary, High River and Pincher Creek for lands near the Calgary Edmonton railway and Crows Nest line. Purchases require cash down and nine or four annual installments with five percent interest. deposits and cheques rules detailed.
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Province of
Alberta
Edmonton
Leduc
A. m
Wetaskiwin
A.m. Lacombe
A. m. Innisfail
Calgary
Crows Nest
Canadian Pacific Railway
Timber Notice Parcel 2 for Lands in East Kootenay District
Robinson McKenzie Lumber Co Limited seeks permission from the Chief Commissioner of Lands in Victoria to cut and carry timber from lands described as northwest corner of Lot 6108 Group 1 East Kootenay District. The parcel bounds form a square 80 chains each side, starting at the northwest corner. Notice dated September 30 1905.
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Lands API Works
Victoria
Cor Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co
East Kootenay
Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Limited
Lands Purchase Notice for South East Kootenay Lands
Notice is given that 60 days from date an application will be made to the Commissioner of Lands and Works to purchase lands in South East Kootenay. The parcel begins at a post on the Great Northern Railway right of way, runs north, then east, then south to the CPR right of way, follows the railway westward, and returns to the starting point. Dated Sept. titk, 1s, 2h-t.
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Miter Commissioner of Lands and Works
South
East
Kootenay
Great Northern Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
For Tag
Timber License Application Notice in South East Kootenay
The Standard Lumber Company applies to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut and carry timber from lands in South East Kootenay. The lands include Lot 351 Group 1 East Kootenay District with specified boundary lines and commence October 7.
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Victoria
South East Kootenay
East Koot District
Standard Lumber Company, Limited
Timber License Application for East Kootenay Lands
Date notes an application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria for a license to cut and pearry away timber from East Kootenay District land. Describes a 80 chain square starting at Lot 6280 NW corner and bounds. signed by H. H. Ross dated September 12, 1905.
Dissolution of Gougeon and Netterfield Partnership
Notice dissolves the firm Gougeon & Netterfield of Queens Hotel Cranbrook British Columbia. George D. Gougeon to manage affairs, collect partnership debts, and pay liabilities. Dated Cranbrook September 23 with witnesses W F Gurd.
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Gougeon & Netterfield
Queens Hotel
George D. Gougeon
Cranbrook
British Columbia
D. Gougeon
J. A. Netterfield
W. F. Gurd
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