20 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1895
Page
1
A local manufacturer extends its line to sash doors mouldings lawn balusters newel posts hand rails and caps while continuing machine shop work. The firm also reports a large stock of wash basins and baths on hand for customers.
Golden sits at the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway where steamboat navigation on the Columbia River meets. a mineral and commercial hub for Eastern British Columbia hosting Gold Smelting works, Upper Columbia Navigation Co., and lumber industry. It serves as the outlet for famed agricultural and grazing lands of the Columbia and Kootenay Valleys and stands as a distributing point for rich mineral country.
The Webling sisters Miss Peggy and Miss Lucy gave an engaging evening of sketches dancing solos and recitations in the opera house. The Misses Webling were praised for originality with a new costume sketch An April Jest and a lively minuet. Tickets available at stores reserved 7 cents general 50 cents.
The Presbyterian service will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o clock in the school house conducted by Rev. I S.
London reports up to midnight show Conservatives 200 Liberal Unionists 31 total 231 Liberals 44 Parnellites 4 McCarthyites 12 Labor 1 total 292. Unionists poised for a 32 seat House majority. turnout higher than ever with strong Unionist gains across districts. Canadian marksmen lead in Queen's prize events at Bisley including Nutting and Bayhurst strong scores.
The Queen notes Miss Lucy has portrayed Lora Fauntleroy over five hundred times to vast audiences in many shires. The sisters of Roses Roses demonstrate both acting talent and refined dance training in this touring effort.
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