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Enderby Press And Walkers Weekly in Enderby, British Columbia

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Enderby Press And Walkers Weekly

Location

Enderby, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1913

Page

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Enderby Local News In Brief Highlights

Rien left for Nanaimo on Mary road was started this week. J B Crane to demonstrate the Edison disc machine in the Opera House this Thursday evening with the regular picture show. J W McDonald who ran the blacksmith shop at W H Hutchison’s left for Calgary this week after passing the shop to Raulkner. A lightning bolt struck the Power House during a storm, but repairs finished and lights restored Sunday. Jas C Hogg Bank of Montreal accountant promoted to Victoria leaving today. F H Hassard to bale 500 tons of hay this season with quality noted as excellent. Government warning to farmers about thistles seems to have little effect on road foremen and other growth.

J B.crane Edison Opera House Jas. C. Hogg Bank of Montreal Enderby Victoria

Armstrong's summer fair hosts game with visiting Kamloops

In a Merchants' Association event the Armstrong team led 3-4 at half time before the visitors improved in the second half. The final score shows Armstrong ahead, though the late surge by Kamloops altered the pace and highlighted upbeat play.

Seaton Fede Babes Kamloops Armstrong

Rotten Enderby Opera House Show Provokes Strong Reaction

A company advertising Uncle Tom's Cabin played the Enderby Opera House to a full house, but critics call it the rankest performance in years. They condemn poor acting, mismanagement, and lack of proper care for a child in need, urging action from authorities and hospital services.

Opera House Enderby Opera House Enderby

Police Court Notes on Liquor Offenses in Canyon Town

Indian Antoine and Baptiste Quarin were fined for intoxication after court appearance Monday before Magistrate Barnes. Antoine, tried Monday, fined 15 dollars and costs. Quarin fined 2 dollars 50 cents and costs for drunken railway coach. William Beadle, white man with Antoine, pleaded guilty Wednesday to supplying liquor to an Indian. fined 50 dollars and placed on the interdiction list.

Canyon Bailey and Oland Antoine Barnes Baptiste Quarin William ‘Beadle Barnes and Roseman Beadle

Boy Scout Cadet Camp Packing List Issued

F R Prince ad i issues notice for boys attending Cadet Camp on August 18 to bring two pairs of stockings underclothes extra shirt brushes soap towels shoe brush utensils cup plate spoon knife fork and blankets provided at camp bathing suits and a separate painball outfit. Non troop members may receive scout uniforms upon application.

F. R, Prince Adi

MacLaren Milk Co Distance From Imperial Cheese Firm

City editor notes in Vancouver Province that MacLaren says he has little to do with the MacLaren Imperial Cheese Co which he founded and is now in the milk plant business. The interview was reported as actual.

Vancouver MacLaren MacLaren Imeperial Cheese Co

Squadron discharges P Rawlingson from 30th B C Horse

Orders indicate Corporal P Rawlingson is discharged from Squadron 30th BC Horse at his own request. A notice advertises a fully furnished shack for let near Mabel Lake four miles away with river access, bathing and fishing. It mentions Dr Tathe's visit to Reeve's Drug Store on Monday August and urges eyesight checks.

Corps P. Rawlingson B. C. Horse E.C.J.L. Henniker C.C Mabel Lake Hopel

Waderby Tennis Association to Hold Lawn Tennis Tourney

The annual lawn tennis tournament will be staged on club grounds starting Wednesday August 13. Events include ladies singles, men's singles, ladies doubles, men's doubles, and mixed doubles with an entry fee of 50 cents per person per event. Entries must reach the secretary by 6 pm Monday August 11. Joe's Ice Cream Parlors will be the evening lure.

Waderby Tennis” Association

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Rien Nanaimo Mary Seee J. W. McDonald W.H. Hutchison Calgary Raulkner Merchants' Association Armstrong's Police Court Noths BOY Scout THE Maclaren Milk’ Co C. Squadron
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