Wardner Notes From Our Own Correspondent
Local column lists residents and visitors including Mr. Williams of Vancouver and Mr. Adney, with Chicago Labor Day parade notes. Mentions merchants, job changes, and a humorous classroom anecdote about a subtraction problem. Also references to Cranbrook, Claresholm, and Winnipeg figures, plus a canoe mishap on the Kootenay river involving J D Anderson and Arthur Okell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. D. Anderson
Trail
Arthur Okell
Croston
Kootenay River
Farms with Orchards for Sale At Fred Roo’s Store
Settlers are invited to inquire at Fred Roo’s store about farms with orchards for sale across the district. Come early for details and information about the offerings and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roo
Gateway News Roundup and Local Ventures
Residents report travel between Colfax Spokane and Missoula while Mogie Telephone and Electric Light stockholders vote to issue 3000 new shares to fund an electric lighting system. Local hunting, mining, and ore shipments continue as residents plan trips and a deer is shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogie Telephone and Electric Light Company
Central Hotel
Elko and Tobacco Creek area notes and arrivals
Fernie party visited Elko on Sunday while the Pugh and Livingston Lumber Co plans to move their sawmill to Dorr. Travel representative Tom Prentice of A MacDonald Co. was in Elko this week. Barclay and family stayed at the Klk hotel. L J Broadwool and Fry hunted big game at Wigwam Creek. Chic Reynolds required supplies for settlers near Lake of the Woods Flour route. Griffin of Tuntop, Mas Marysville return, Dempsey came back, King of Plunkett and Savage Calgary visited, Gomer Jones visited Pincher Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic Reynolds
Lake of the Woods
Mike
Griffin
Tuntop
Alberta
Griffin, Harness
Robert Dempsey
Marysville
King
Plunkett & Savage
Calgary
GRESTON Happenings and Town Plans In Creston Area
Local notes report P Burns Co to build a slaughter house on town outskirts. Jon Mott improves after illness. Miss Alberta Middleton from Nelson heads Elk school. Scotty Muir and machinists excel on trout line south of town. Inez Holbrook receives a piano from relatives. Kennedy brothers hunt grizzly bears on Roosville Flathead trail. Munro hotel changes hands with Mrs Cole as housekeeper. Boer war veterans gain 320 acres under Dominion grant. Advertising noted as beneficial to Elko growth. Fruit lands south are selling at $1 per acre amid rising activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Elko
DANGER IS OVER Mogic Leader Lake Fight Ends
Magic leader declares danger over and vows to keep their lake safe from outside grabs. Old Man Simpson eyed Sylvan Lake after Moyie water plans were thwarted by local citizens and Dr. Watt’s timely clash to defend Moyie’s water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Hureka
Sylvan Lake
Moyie Lake
Cranbrook
Moyie
Dr. Watt
Fort Steele
Cranbrook Herald Quips Prompt Westward Journey Tale
The Cranbrook Herald remarks on Cranbrook as a prosperous town while a Mogie Leader quips about the “Old Man” Smyth and a traveler named Simpson venturing west toward Creston. The column playfully notes leaving fur coats behind and warns against spending cash on the banana four flush as readers compare notes on local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Review
Cranbrook Herald
Cranbrook
Mogie
Wan Smyth
Simpson
Creston
North Amerca
Herald
Zam-Buk Cures Longstanding Eczema Says Saint Anne Testimony
A Manitoba farmer, Francis Benoit of St. Anne's, credits Zam-Buk with curing two years of eczema on his legs after trying many remedies. He praises Zam-Buk as a pure herbal antiseptic remedy that heals wounds, ulcers, and skin troubles. Available in 50c boxes or three for $1.26 from Zam-Buk Co. Toronto or local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Benoit
St. Anne's
Man
Sass
Zam-Buy
Zam-Buk Co
Toronto
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HAM
P. BURNS @ CO., Ltd
Nelson
Nelson, B. C
Igles
Morris
P.O. Bos
British Columbia
R. Kemp
Armstrong Ave
The
Calgary Cattle Company, Ltd
A. L. McDermot Wholesale
the Cosmopolitan
E. A. Small
Questa Comfort
Nenreal
Crantrook
Hoggarth & Rollins
Azee News of
Wardner
Mr. Williams
Vancouver
Mr. Adney
Bryan
Chicago
Gas Blowers Union
Otto Wisner
Campbell
American Jewelry Couiny
Windsor
Mr. Douglas
Stanfield
Cunningham
Winnipeg, Man
Marshall, Wells & Co
Thomas Lawson
Thomas
McCorkie
Western Millinery Company
Alti
Glasgow
America
Mither
San Francisco
Mr. Green
Ganp
George Wilson
Gomer Jones
Isaac
Mr. Gee. Miller
Spokane
Miss Rothamheimer
Wardner School
Mr. Mallandaine
Dr. Green
Joe Jackson
W.S. Drewry
Duck Creek
A. Taylor
Stanfird Lumber Company
J. W. Turley
Crown Tailoring Company
the Gateway International
Mrs. MacDonald
Colfax
Washington
Miss Boden
Mr. MacDonald
Mrs. Bruce
Eureka
Dan Manning
Mr. Frederickson
Moyle
Will Butts
BE. D. MacDonald
Havela
Dr. Bell
Gateway
Miners’ Union
Malcolm McNeill
J. A. Spencer
Maud Lanfear
Andy
Fred Burlingham
Mr. Mills
Fred Rock
Ei. D. MacDonald
Gold Creek
Harvey Young
Mr. ©. Russum
Mr. Brown
Arthur Lutter
Arthur
Spokane Inland Empire Traction Company
Elko and
Tobacco Plains
Fernie
Pugh & Livingston Lumber Company
Dorr
Great Northern
Tom Prentice
A. MacDonald Company
Mr. Barclay
Klk Hotel
L. J. Broadwool
Mr. Fry
Jas, McLaren
G. W. Donahoe
Pincher Creek
Greston
P. Burns & Co
Jon Mott
Alberta Middleton
B. C
Elk School
W. ©. Leacey
Coast
Scotty Muir
Enga
Inez Holbrook
Mele
Edsel Kennedy
Roosville Flathead
J. McKee
Geo. Munro
Davis
Regina
Sask
Munro Hotel
New West Roosville
Gateway Minster Fair
Pacific Coast
Fred G. Little
Kootenays
Wold
Niin
Mr. Thos, Cole
Mrs. Cole
C. P. OR
A.I. Mott
Fernle
Dr. Gladson
Truro College
Pacific Avenue
North Star Park
Elma Friend
Gayhart
Dngerson
Yahk
Eczema
Canada
Ram
Lal’s
Manitoba
Dan McDonald
Cranbrook, B. C
OUR Auto
Moffat
Perso
Mardware
Rocerlen
Roosville
Roosville, B.C
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