Tragic Death of John Ogilvie Hood in Golden
John Ogilvie Hood 26 died after his horse fell into a hole while crossing a slough behind the Golden Lumber Company's mill. His body was recovered and he was taken to a hospital. No inquest was held. Hood, from Forfar Scotland, had lived in Golden three years and worked for James Henderson. The Oddfellows led his funeral with a Presbyterian service, a grave ceremony, and prayers for the bereaved.
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James Henderson
Golden
Forfar
Scotland
Lodge of Oddfellows
Henderson
J. C. Hood
James Harcourt
G. H. Osborne
North Golden farmers plan petition to dyk sloughs
A meeting of farmers on the north side of Golden, convened by Mr Haggen, is set for Wednesday May 26 at the Queen's hotel. They will draft a petition to the Dominion Government to dyke the sloughs causing farm flooding and bolster Mr Bostock MP’s push to have the work started.
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Golden
Mr. Haggen
Queen’s Hotel
Dominion
Helpless Woman Healed by South American Rheumatic Cure
Neil Morrison of St John New Brunswick testifies that his daughter Mrs Gregory was cured of rheumatism after using South American Rheumatic Cure. He praises the remedy as quick relief and complete recovery. The report also notes the loss of the Upper Columbia Navigation Company steamers in the Kootenay river valued at $50 000 and plans to reroute via a spur built by the Great Northern Railroad.
Notice of Dairying Business Disposal at Browner
I have disposed of my dairying business tollan 1 Browner and thank the people of Golden for past support. I request a continuance of the name to my successor. il Jad HeNDERSON
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Tollan
Tts
Golden
Il Jad Henderson
Diamond Dyes Promise True Color for Cotton and Mixed Goods
The Diamond Dyes proprietors claim their dyes color cotton and mixed goods, not wool. Experts agree wool dyes won’t color cotton or blends. Diamond Dye colors for cotton and mixed goods include pink purple orange garnet nav yellow blue scarlet turkey red green cardinal brown and black with guaranteed satisfaction. The Golden Hospital Committee invites tenders for painting at the town hospital.
Dr Agnew’s Cure for the Heart Promises Quick Relief
An advertising pitch claims Dr Agnew’s Cure for the Heart relieves heart attacks within 80 minutes and permanently cures heart weakness. It touts swift relief from gas and various skin ailments, urging belief with testimonials and stating prices at 35 cents for a trial.
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Agnew
Daily Papers
Canada
Tenders invited for hospital work by Golden Herta erates
Tenders are invited by the Golden Herta erates for their work at the hospital project. Tenders close on Thursday at noon. Addressed to 3H Parsons Secretary to the Hospital.
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Parsons
Nervous trouble cured by Pink Pills in Selby case
A Selby girl with severe nervous disorder including trembling and loss of use of the right hand recovers after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The account by a local correspondent notes the fall 1894 illness, school overwork, and a year since stopping the pills with no relapse. The advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy and warns against unbranded imitations.
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St. Vitus
Selby
H. M. Gonyou
Dr. Williams
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Erices
J. A. Hood
John Ogilvie Hood
Jas. Henderson
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Kootenay
Jennings-East Kootenay
North Star
Great Northern Railroad Company
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Golden Hospital Committee
Vite
Napanee Express
Columbia House
Um. McNeish
Prop
Shorey
Golden Sash & Door Factory
Houston
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