Golden Board seeks four thousand for Kicking Horns River works
Local notes report the Golden Board of Trade aims to obtain a $4,000 Dominion grant for protection works along the Kicking Horns River. Other items include a fire brigade election, county court date, and various local developments such as a new C P R station and school concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Board of Trade
Kicking Horns
Golden Fire Engine Association
Golden
Tifa
Walkem Fu
Golden School
Whia
Victoria Montreal Fire Insurance Company
Hull
Montreas
Alex. Smith
South Africa
Canadian Mounted Rifles
Donald
Social and Personal Notes From Golden District
Hon W C Wella visited the Coast on Monday. May Burns, living at Pied, went home to Trail of Monday. O'Brien paid Revelatoire a visit. W McNeill, Victoria, private secretary to Hon W Wade, attended Nrn Walla funeral and returned home. J D Wells of Palliser spent a few days in Golden. Beaver townspeople enjoyed a New Year birthday party for Miss Sadie McCallum with Miss Davis the teacher. Jno Wren recovered from La Grippe. S McCarter of Revelstoke visited Golden. Bro Evans of the Outcrop traveled to Canterbury. Sam High returns from Spillamacheen. Heffener, Wallace, Low, Rough and Bury from Columbia Valley were in town. Geo Wells of Palliser spent a few hours in Golden. Mrs John Grady convalescent after pleurisy.
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W. C. Wella
Miss May Burns
Pied
Godon
O'Brien
W.mcneill
Victoria
W. C. Wade
Nrn
Walla
J.D. Wells
Palliser
Golden
Beaver
Beaver Hall
Sadie McCallum
Davis
Carlin
Morris
Rogers Pass
Jno
Wren
Messrs. Heffener
Wallace
Low
Rough
Bury
Columbia Valley
Geo. Wells
John Grady
Monthly School Report January Pupils by Class
The January pupil roll lists Benor and others in Benior grade Walter Houston Laura Kenny in Intermediate with Ernest Sutherland In Bookhout Wilfie Houston Jnr G Muriel Miller Violet Paghe Bert Hanna in 4th Class Mike Sutherland Lil lian Woonland Lili Love Sir Stanley Mooilie John Blakely Jack Parson average attendance 26 Principal J A Bates Intermediate grade includes Arthur Morgan Fannie Comen Allan Hanna Budd Griffith Walter Morgan Sidney Robbins Jur 2nd Lawrence Vahey Julie Johnson Willy Miller average attendance 30 G B Montgomery Leacher 10R grade First Class John Rutherford Charles Dalysist Robert Miller II Primer Mason Norgin Irene Deacon Arthur Kenny I Primer Sarah Fahey Antonis Dowarmeau Edwin Soles Tablet Pearl Milligan Berram Rutherford James Henderson average attendance 23 Ella K Pringle Teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benior
H Walter Houston
Laura Kenny
Ernest Sutherland
Bookhout
Wilfie Houston
Jnr
Muriel Miller
Violet Paghe
Bert Hanna
Mike Sutherland
Lillian Woonland
Lili Love
Stanley Mooilie
John Blakely
Jack Parson
J. A. Bates
Arthur Morgan
Fannie Comen
Allan Hanna
Budd Griffith
Walter Morgan
Sidney Robbins
Lawrence Vahey
Julive Johnson
Willy Miller
G. B. Montgomery
Leacher
John Rutherford
Charles Dalysist
Robert Miller
Masvon Norgin
Irene Deacon
Arthur Kenny
Sarah Fahey
Antonis Dowarmeau
Edwin Soles
Pearl Milligan
Berram Rutherford
James Henderson
Ella K, Pringle
Final Curling Match Ends Narrowly In U C N T Event
Henderson defeats Ullock in the final by 11 to 10 for the trophy presented by H E Forster of Firlands. The district medal points playoff is expected next week. Tonight Dainard opposes Ullock in Calgary Brewing Company contest.
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Golden
Earload
Henderson
Ullock
H.E. Forster
Firlands
Dainard
Calgary Brewing Company
Rossiani Winter Carnival Plans and Curling Bonspiel
The Rossian Winter Carnival committee outlines plans for February 12 to 16 with large expected attendance and many curlers including visitors from Spokane. The event opens with a banquet and Kootenay Curling Association bonspiel featuring eight events, trophies, and about 50 private prizes valued around 41000. The bonspiel runs two days, carnival events start Wednesday evening with a mask ball and elaborate costumes and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Pointe
Spokane
Kootenay
Carnival events outline with races and hockey matches
The notice lists prizes for costume and sustained characters at 7500 dollars and details forthcoming events in whiting races including one mile championships and multiple races for boys and girls. Snowshoe events are priced at 76 dollars per event. Hockey dominates the carnival with senior junior and ladies matches planned. Excursion rates from all points are sought and railways may run special trips.
Recruiting Station For Padon Powell’s Police
The South African Constabulary designates Golden haa beau as a recruiting station. An examination and enlistment will occur at this station on the 27th day of February next.
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Golden Haa Beau
Padon- Powell's Police
The Pope Mourns Queen Victoria Deeply
Mar Ingell private secretary to the Pope says no sovereign's death caused His Holiness such profound emotion as Queen Victoria's. The Pope valued Her Majesty and letters between them last December show affection. He regards her death as a severe loss to Christanity and plans a memorial poem for his own end.
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Mar
Ingell
Abe
Victorinis
Remarkable Shaft Reaches Copper Lode at Tamrack Mine
At the Tamrack copper mine in Michigan a new vehicle shaft No 6 has reached the copper lode at 4 657 feet depth. The shaft measures 7 1/2 by 27 feet inside and contains five compartments for hoisting and access. First dirt removed August 1895 and work has proceeded day and night except holidays and Sundays.
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Tamrack
Michian
Lust
Witwatersanil
Progress of Copper Through the Centuries
The article notes world copper output rising from about 8 000 tons in the early 1800s to 20 000 tons mid century, with Lake Superior shipments beginning in 1844 at 12 tons. It estimates global production around 8–9 million tons in the past century and projects over 40 million tons for the twentieth century. The United States produced less than global output a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
United States
The Queen's Funeral Arrangements And Procession
The article describes crowds and heighted viewing from Osborne to Windsor for the Queen's burial the royal cortege with foreign dignitaries and a Guard of Honor of bluejackets replacing horses at Windsor the chapel service simple yet grand and a vast European presence. It notes a British government plan to deploy 80 000 mounted troops to Africa.
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Osborne
Witdaor
Visteria the Good
Bietory
Windsor
Lord Roberts
Europe
Britain
A Soldier's Letter From the War Front
A first person letter describes advancing through towns such as Amesport Strathcona Carolina Machadodorp and Lydenburg with heavy shell fire and Boer resistance. The writer notes prisoners taken, losses including an East Koote nay friend, and captures of provisions and ammunition. He mentions medical care in hospital and his eventual return to Cape Town awaiting remounts and further movement.
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Paardekopp
Amespcort
Strathcona
Ermelco
Birathcona
Accus
Carolina
Machuilodorp
Dalmanuha
Lnilue
Waethe
Machadodorp
Lydenburg
Crocodile Valley
Laings
Boller
King's Royal Rifles
Salley
East Kootenay
Sarut
Logan
Spitzkop
Sarbie Valley
Long Tom
Gordon Highlanders
P.prim
Pretoria
Elandsfontain
Wilverdiond
Barton
Buller
Marhadodorp
Genersl Dinilonald
Frederickatad
Johannes'srg
Kassal
Cape Town
Msr
Cas Town
Leikost
Bint Kooteniv
Golden Curling Club
Golden
Atra
Bérathcons Horse
Services at Pauls Church and Presbyterian Church
Church notices announce services at Pauls Church of England each Sunday at 11 m and 7 40 am with Holy Communion on third Sundays and during Holy Days, and a Sunday School at 2:00 pm. Presbyterian Church holds service Sundays at 7:30 pm with Sunday School and Bible Class at 3:00 pm and choir practice Thursdays at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt, Paul's Church OF England
Sunnday School
Presbytarian Church
Methodist Church
Guo, Kinyay
Rocky Mountain Lodge Meets Weekly at Gadgeltown Hall
The irregular notice states Rocky Mountain Lodge No. 34 meets in Gadgeltown Hall Golden every Wednesday at a listed time. It invites Sojourning brethren and names officers Pearce NG and J T Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Lodge No
Gadteltown Hall
Golden
C, Pearce
J T. Wood
Notice of Proposed Canns Parliament Act for Railway Incorporation
A notice states that NOVICE will be introduced to Parliament for an Act to incorporate a railway company from Michal the Eant Kootens to the Elk and Brootnsy Rivers, with power to construct and operate railways, tramways, ferries, docks, and related utilities along a 30 mile eastward route. The act would authorize lines for telephones, water power, and other typical railway company powers and privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British
Michell
Michell Creek
Elk River
Uper Kootenay River
Vancouver
McPhillips & Williims
Michal
Finn Eth
Weetia
Laine
Raiway
Columbo Southern Beilway Company
Parliament of
Canada
la Nest Gemnon
Thue
Tsa Anthorine
Coakeil
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Fest Canadian Corporation, Limited
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Genie
Social and Personal
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Revelators
Bro. Evans
Canterbury
Sam High
Spillamachene
Monthly School Report
Rossiani
South African Constabulary
Goverin Phas
U Africa
Emperor William
General Roberts
Church Services
C F
W. D. Tanner
Posatna Aes
R. W. Patmore
W. M. C.H. Parson
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B.C
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Dlatibai
Crease & Creage
W. Campbell Oswald, Wouretiry
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Mark
British Columbia
General Merchant
Solden, Ci
Prospectors’ Exchange Nz
K.W. G. Block
Exchange For Exhibition
Hkre
Exchange
Andreas Ad
Andrew Frosenber
P.O. Box
Elson
Columbia River
Tete Jaune Vache
Windermere
Tak Golden
Ourehaser
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Sandon
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