Canadian maritime traders and Indigenous exchange in early logs
The record describes maritime traders and Indigenous groups exchanging goods like clothing and trinkets for furs during early voyages. It notes fishermen awaiting catches and the shift from fishing to fur profitability. Community events include a Cherie dance at the LDS church and a Montpelier orchestra Sunday service with times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Church
MA Montpeler Orchestra
Sunauy
Weekend Winners Highlight Local Sports and Socials
Owen Hansen Dale Peterson and Doyai won events at Stesley Dunn meets over the weekend. Frank Bolton and Stanley Bunn are noted for home and travel milestones. The piece also references old Chinese divorce law tied to wife talk and parental obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lade Springs
Owen Hansen
Doyai
Dale Peterson
Stesley Dunn
Thatcher Town Team Loses Narrowly in Friendly Match
A fragmented report notes Thatcher town team hosting a game last Thursday evening. Local attendees include Mr and Mrs Herris Stephanuon and Mr Adrian Callahan. The Thatcher squad narrowly fell by two points amid a casual home gathering with several residents and visitors.
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Chris
Maeved
Herris Stephanuon
Adrian Callahan
Mra
Proving Sruaeen
Thatcher
Clarion
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