Bay Groceries Price List and Mail Order Details
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01 Sep 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1894
Page
1
Prices quoted and samples supplied on application. Special attention given to mail orders. Write us. Tickets may be had from the undersigned or any committee member.
Billy Schriver of the Chicago club achieved a new feat by catching a baseball tossed from the top of Washington's Monument in Washington D C. The feat drew wide attention from fans and sports writers.
Golden BC notes Labour Day holiday a public holiday and reports on residents visitors and local happenings. Capt Gordon visits. Cartwright, Burns, Shaw, Townsend, and Gould noted. Oysters at Maple Leaf, diphtheria mild, Bon Ton bakery steady, rifle incident at Columbia House, Mercier sprained ankle, Mrs Pualethorpe and family depart for Ingersoll, Rev Ross to Fort Steele. New CPR time card, trains reversed. Woodley returns, health concerns about W. Lake posts Banff trip. Mrs Jackson's body recovered from Columbia river near Moberly and buried in Goldens cemetery. Sanitary inspector warns against slops. Yee Lees laundry cleanliness questioned. Banjo for sale at Ena office.
A schoolhouse service led by Mr. G. R. Falken is set for 10 o clock tomorrow morning. The notice lists multiple time slots throughout the day and mentions an annual GoLvEN Ex at $2 per year.
At a Friday Aug 24 meeting the Golden Gun Club was formed with Capt G F Parrison as president and F W Aylmer chairing. Officers elected include Sev Treus G B McDermott and C C Cothran. The club has 25 members and held a successful practice last Saturday. A match between married and single men saw the Benedicts win by one point.
Notice proclaims the first Monday of September as Labour Day, a legal holiday. It directs the closure of Provincial Government offices on that day by command of James Baker, Provincial Secretary, dated August 159d.
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