Donald Notes Local Hustle Amid Rumors and Football Buzz
A week without trains, tired postmaster and scarce whisky spark rumors of a famine. Hull Bros. gains, Blueberry cattle shipment, Italian trio dances, and nightly football crowds mark a busy week. Conductor McDonald shines with strong kicking as Hagyard’s Yellow Oil aids Alec’s knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Campbell
Joe Stirrett
Hull Bros
Blueberry
McDonald
Hagpard
Alec
Fort Steele Flood Destroys Bridges and Power**
Fort Steele and surrounding areas suffer severe flood damage as bridges at Fort Steele Canal Flat Dutch Creek and 8 Marys collapse. Travel halted. replacement cost estimated at 25 000 dollars. Thunderstorm with falling trees and widespread flooding hits Westport Wasa and Canal Flat as mining operations pause and lumber losses mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Steele
Canal Flat
Dutch Creek
8. Mary’s
Local Chronicle Notes Oddball Tales and Train Wreck Rumors
A compact column recounts travelers on a railroad bound train with 160 passengers, mishaps, and makeshift duties like potato peeling and grass cutting. It mentions diversions, daily bulletins about wrecks and recovery, and a temperance lecture by Lillian M. Phelps in St. Catharines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Phelps
St. Catherines, Ont
Water delays at St Eugene's Mission trap 149 Tadians
Mr Cummins reports inability to move while floods persist. About 149 Tadians at St Eugene's Mission are stranded. Mr Fowler inspects mining properties and is pleased with protests. No word on the steamer Aimer ly from Jennings Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eugene's Mission
Mo neighboring towns seek comfort through unity
Poetic reflection notes neighboring towns to the east and west offering consolation. It emphasizes shared effort to maintain elevation and steady spirits through collective support.
Fragmented reminiscence on a vanished poet and aging imagined life
The piece muses on a poet long gone and the idea of who would be today. It reflects on aging, memory, and speculative scenarios about a life that passed without certain loves or public triumphs.
Tam on the trail again referenced in jumbled clipping
A fragmented newspaper snippet mentions Huailo and an old scout on a woman's dress in a humorous tone. It also cites Florida Times and a cashier’s remark about change for the better tied to a pool room win. The text appears as a miscellaneous clippings montage without a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Free Art Giveaway Promises Pictures For Names And Addresses
An advertisement by They Want Names, Frank $8, Taceart & Co offering Cupid Guides the Boat and sixteen other color water colors free to anyone sending ten admirers of art and five three-cent stamps. Regular price $1.00 each. editors claim copies received and praise them as Gems of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Taceart & Co
Ning Street West
Toronto
Ontario
Cupid
N & CO
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Broadway
Schedules fragment with visiting tours and daily hours
The note lists visiting tours hours from 9 30 am to 11 am and 2 pm to 4 pm on Sunday and 10 am to 12 pm and 7 pm to 5 pm. Visiting tours run daily 2 30 pm to 8 pm except Monday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Notes
Donald
E.K.E. Cos Dim
Indian Office
Westport
B. W. Jones’ Store
Wasa
K.eld
Goulden
Stewart
Perley
Marsh
Morgan
Unwin
Blakey
Wellband
Key
Porter
Inspector B
Duddy
L L. Reese
Mr Cummins
Jennings
Montiana
Adam
Pini
Beli Ve
Althoreraismia
Miniten Antits
Tata
Hese Cine
Perlinjis
Fieke Tate
Centiries
Upper Columbia
Navigation & Tramway
Oan
Fort Stesle
T. B. H. Cochrane
F. P. Armstrong
Wanager
M. B. Lang
Mining & General Supplies
Gollen Hospital Society
Family Journal
C. R. Victor & CO
P.O. Box
Golden Sash & Door Factory
Machine Shop
Houston & CO
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