Bargains Remain Near End of Sale
The sale still offers a handful of bargains as the event nears its closing. Shoppers can find limited items at reduced prices before the doors shut.
13 Aug 1897
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1897
Page
1
The sale still offers a handful of bargains as the event nears its closing. Shoppers can find limited items at reduced prices before the doors shut.
Round About the Mines reports heightened prospecting across No. 2 Creek Toby Creek Dutch Creek Horse Thief and Windermere with new claims staking, option exercises and development work. Brews and explorers named include Tom Jones W McNeish J L Parker J B Dabney G Kirk Horee Thief Creek Delos claim and Swansea holdings with promising ore finds and extensive record filings across multiple creeks.
A fragmented passenger list shows movements on August 6 with upriver to Steele and downriver to Golden and Windermere. The roster includes J Darlington J Cantley H Lam Bee J Brady H Howell Stacey and a party of seven with Meret and daughter among others.
Dr Lefevre returning from Europe shared brief views on British Columbia mining districts especially the Kootenay. He visited Wardner Sifton City Cranbrook Fort Steele and East Kootenay prospects. predicts soon rising mine wealth and a smelter at Sifton City. He cites North Star and St Eugene mines and notes Crow’s Nest completion could boost output. He expects to survey Spillimphen and secure claims next spring. Also notes Calgary gold brick swindlers targeting McGregor of Molsons Bank and J Young editor of the Herald.
A yardmaster Archibald Smith was killed in Donald yard when his foot was crushed between a guard and main rail as a shunting train passed over him. Four children and a wife mourn him. an inquest blamed insufficient safety blocks. Also, Freight Conductor Elson lost parts of his left thumb west of Donald. Services for Rev. G E Smith are planned in Donald and Golden.
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