Golden Era reports job work services and local notices
The Golden Era notes that job printing is available and invites orders. It lists local happenings including a Sunday Presbyterian pulpit, a small pox scare in Fernie, medical matters, mining prospects, rail traffic figures, sheriff mentions, weather impacts on Kicking Horse, and curling participation in Calgary with travel disruptions due to thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Field
Presbyterian Church
Fernie
B.C
John Barber
Upper Columbia
Prominent Foresters Delayed by Snow in Transit to Australia
Noted forestry figures Dr Montagne and Alderman Langrill travel to Australia with the Independent Order of Foresters to promote forestry expansion. The order, now global with 180,000 members, offers insurance from 500 to 5,000 and draws 1/10 of policy at age 70. Dr Oronhyatekha heads the order, praised by Sir John A. Macdonald as a top insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Australia
Independent Order of Foresters
Golden
Order
Snowden Ie
I’reas
Pacific Express
Selkirks
Dr. Montagne
P. C
Agriculture
Alderman Langrill
Hamilton
Insurance Commission
Iohn
Loupe and Bounds
Thaoriar
Oronhyjatekha
M.D
J.P
John A. Macdonald
Dominion of Canada
Parliament
Arge
Kingstons Smelter Plans Reported By Chicago Capitalists
A Western brief notes Chicago capitalists plan to build a smelter at Kingston Ontario. Other items report Major Got Howard’s death, immigration figures for 1900, and various political and labor notes from Canada Britain and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kingston
Ont
Lord Kitchener
Got Howard
Canada
Snowslide Delays C P R Trains West of Beaver
A Chinook and heavy rain loosened Jack Frost making rail travel slow. Trains west of Beaver are delayed due to a broken telegraph line beyond Roger's Pass, with main line communication expected to be restored soon. U P R aids passengers and six cattle are fed by Arthur Hamilton. Crow's Nest route may be used to avert further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Roger’s Pass
U.P. R
Arthur Hamilton
Russia’s Tariff War and Canadian Rail Plans Stir News
The New York Press argues Russia’s retaliation against U S imports signals a mature policy of trade war, while Canada eyes a railway from Ashcroft Kamloops to Beaver river with a branch to Williams. An Ottawa Order-in-Council cuts quartz mining land prices to one dollar per acre and adjusts Yukon crown patents to townsite provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York
United States
Siberia
Vancouver
R. B. Blyth
McGill University
Boars
Ottawa
Ashcroft
Kamloops Lake
Yukon Territory
Dominion Lands
British Columbia Southern Railway Company
Parliament of Canada
H. Campbell Oswald
Boers scattered as De Wet escapes after Saturday clash
Cape Town reports General De Wet fled to the opposite bank in a boat during a Saturday encounter with Colonel Plumer on the south bank of the Orange River. Boer forces are pursued by Colonel Flamer, with De Wet and a few followers believed to have reached safety. A Zeevaart Boer source says General De Ta Rey has been captured. In Union Mines No6 shaft the fire spread sixty feet as timbers burned. Repair crews work to seal the shaft and plan to pump more water to extinguish remaining heat. Bodies of victims are being recovered, with funeral rites held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Redgrave
la Grippe
Feyer
Ben
Kootenay
H. C. Hammond
Toronto
R. R. Bruce
M. E
London Saturday Review
Alaska
Nicaragua
Europe
Russia
Griffith
Chas
A. Warren
Windersmere
James Pinkham
Calgary
Chas. Cartwright
Athalmer
J. G. Allock
J. C. Tom
S. Philip
Vancouver
Kootenay House
Philip
Cross
Revelstoke
Taylor
Banff
C.P.R
Canada
Ottawa
British Columbia
Wall Street
Morgan Carnegie
Ingram
Rosaland
Lalonde
A. W. Puttes
M. P
Labor
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Northern Pacific Railway
Cronberg
Germany
Edward
Frederick
G. Bland
Federal Council of
Methodist
Major Atherton
Duke of Westminister
Texada Island
Pekin
Count von Walderses
China
Capetown
Piet Folie
Dowetedorp
Kitchener
Labor Party
Townley
Garden
Cape Town
Plumer
de Wet
Bisselfontele
Orange River
Flamer
Ttwr
de Wot
Zeevuat
da ‘Ta Rey
Union
No6
Fanerala
Notice of Estate Proceedings by Crease and Crease
Notice from Crease and Crease solicitors for an executor dated January 18 1901. The legal action concerns probate or estate matters and calls for interested parties to respond or participate as required by the court or official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fost Peypald
Messia, Crease & C
Fort Street Victoria
B.C
Join McRae
Winnispeas
Ta Menad
Matian
Sur Mcerinth
Crease
Anide Executor
Methodiet Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Sunday services at 11 am at Methodi et Church. Bet School meets at 9 80 am with Kinney Pace leading. Evening gathering planned for 8 pm at Kinney Pace location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiet Church
Oe Kinney
Pace
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Town and District
Veree
Kicking Horse Bridge
Columbia House
Kicking Horse
Michael Hicks Beach
Vancouver World
Dawson
Asray
Sudbury
Aulitor-General
Golden Post Office
J. J. Macdonald
Elisa Sullivan
Griffiths
Redgrave
Langs
Golien
Jos
Jolem
Waeminde
Joody
J. P
Solem
War
Conatable Lang
Social and Personal
J. H. McKay
Sinclair
Thos. H. Bingham
Nelson Creek
Geo. Rury and
Billy, Smith
W. McNeish
Golden Curling Club
Miss
Shalah West
St. Paul’s Church
Knightsbridge
London
Chin
Nova Scotia
Wm. Patterson
Peterboro
Bank of Montreal
James Wilks
Western Federation of Miners
Kamloops
Doe
R. W. Patmore
W. al
OH Parson
Rocky Mountain Lodge No
Oddfellows Hall
Senate Ampany
Michel
Belish Columbia
Elkard
Pallary
S Elk River
Canadian Pacific Railway
Koonay Pass
Croweest Pass
Raway
railWa
Worlie
Fowernaua
Jonx McRas
T-Namged
Golden, B.C
Upper Columbia Navigation & Tramway’ CO. (Limited
Aprar Colcomb Navigation & Trans Company Limited
Company Ce
In, B.C
Reneral
Dieta Golden, B.C
Fai
Notioe
Kesienay Kalra
Anthoris
Alway
Church Services
C.F. Yargs
Presbyterian Churce
Servion
FY Pam
Thoreday
Hay, W. D. Turwak
Pastor
McDermot
Mark
General Merchant
Nelson
Exchange For Exhibition
Ektase
P.O
Hasch
Columbia Valley
Columbia River
Téte Jaune Cache
Golden Tree
Haat Kootenby
H. B. Alexander
Sandéa
H. G. Pareori
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