King and Hedley open meat and vegetables shop
Al J. King and 60 Hedleys announce a new shop in the former H H Messenger building. They list a full supply of meats and vegetables available to customers at this location.
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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
3
Al J. King and 60 Hedleys announce a new shop in the former H H Messenger building. They list a full supply of meats and vegetables available to customers at this location.
A J King and 60 Alf regular morthy meetings at Henley Lodge No 13 A F A M are held on the second Friday at Nin Fraternity hall Hadley. Visiting members invited to attend. HD Barnes.
Town updates from Hedley report visitors and locals including Paul Brodhagen Ross Allen Louis Murcot and Fred Richardson. Mining activity and prospects at Nickel Plate and Great Northern interests are discussed along with road and bridge work and public notices on local matters.
A six year old son of H N ico of Revelstoke drowned last week. Madam Nordica was married last week.
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