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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1897
Page
4
Starforth & Blighs offers cigars and cigarettes while Rev Turner and G B Smith announce church services. Adler fails to renew Kootenay House license. Golden experiences cold, stage changes, and mining talks. Croup remedies praised. local weddings, court cases, and temperance meeting featured with community updates.
An extended promotion extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as the first patented kidney remedy and the world’s most valuable medicine. It claims unparalleled cures for Bright's disease rheumatism diabetes heart disease lung diseases dropsy female weakness and other kidney ailments, alleging universal recognition and widespread imitation.
November report from Golden School lists top students by class. Fifth class Laura Kenny first Annie Kenny second. Fourth class Gertie G Field first Ernest Sutherland second. Third class Willie H Houston first Emily Kenny second. Second class Arthur Jaytes Il Violet Pughe second. Primer Sr Aielaide Leveque first Emma Leveque second. Primer Jr Percy Lake first Katie Pushe second. I Primer Katie Kenny first Owetin Starforth second. Average age attendance 33.
News in brief reports three men killed by a boiler explosion in Halifax. Other items note rioting in Vienna and parliamentary scenes, Liberal Bertram wins Central Toronto seat by 200 votes, Klondike Yukon Co to build wagon road over White Pass. Shipwreck off English coast causes loss of life. Dawson City reports food shortages warnings. Hanna, farmer of Gris eels Mall, drowns in well.
A fragment notes that copies of a map of Golden Mining Division are valuable. The Galen Company LL is referenced as the source or issuer of the map copies.
The Rossland Miner lauds Hewitt H. Bostock as a plain spoken Liberal representative. It notes his careful study of district needs since election and his push for public works appropriations. The paper says he will oppose CPR monopolization efforts in Parliament.
A brief notice invites ladies and gentlemen to travel to a house in British Columbia on the 17th of a month, with expenses paid. Position steady. Enclose self addressed stamps to the Chicago department address for replies.
Group of three claims in Moyle district report 60 090 tons of ore blocked out and ready for development. Free milling ore averages $21 per 100 pounds with placer work on Miller and Hunter Creek claims yielding notable returns last season. Treasury stock in mining ventures noted along with multiple town notices and borrowing solicitations in local mining scene.
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