Hibbert Lancaster Ties The Knot In Penticton
Rex Hibbert arrived in Penticton from Phoenis on Tuesday and wed, to wed Miss Manel Lanc Easter daughter of W.2. Tan. After a honeymoon trip they will visit Hibbert’s father in Port William NB and then return to Phoenix to establish residence. Friends and former parishioners in Keremeos and nearby districts extend hearty congratulations and best wishes for a long life together.
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Rex Hibbert
Keremieos
Phoenis
Penticton
Moriage
Manel Lanc Easter
W.2. Tan
Ma. Hibbert
Port Willians
N.B
Phoenix
Riches of Summit Camp Confirmed in 1891 Claims
Mr. Connell notes the first Summit camp stake was in 1891 with J L Satter and Robert Stevenson among early prospector settlers. Eight claims are ready for shipment if transport improves, and nearby lines of Ve Vv and EB approach within eight miles. Great Northern plans a route to open Summit camps, with Celtic Chief, Empress, Summer Star and Red Light copper groups showing high copper and gold values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Summit Camp
J. L. Satter
Erve Hunte
Indiana
Robert Stevenson
Simeon
Dan Ross
Alates Thie
Elaine
Mr. Connell
Andy Jensen
Ve Vv. & EB
Hope Mountains
Cascade Range
Eagle Ereek
Great Northern
Oinewil
Connel
Com Facilitieg Transportation
Un diplomatic Mr Harris in Japan under scrutiny
A despatch from Ottawa dated September 20 reports controversy over a statement by Dominion Trade Commissioner Harris in Japan. Officials say the claim that Canadian goods should not be shipped directly to Japanese merchants does not reflect the department’s position. Harris faces possible disciplinary action amid inquiries into his remarks.
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Duncan Ross
Bro. Wright
Star
Balcon
Wiels
Japan
W. ‘Re Preston
Widdom
Obtawa
Canc Radian
Harris
Thamilton Bins News
Trae
Crmacree
O'Ta
Caodian
Harvis
Hepskert
Fanean
Harris Econes Fran
Oid Iver
Mae Blag
Prohibition and game rules set by provincial governor
Provincial Governor issues regulations under the Game Protection Act. The order prohibits mountain sheep hunting in Yale and Westminster until August 1901 and sets seasonal removal of disabilities for waterfowl, prairie grouse, and deer across Yale district and adjacent islands with specific start and end dates through December 1909. A Bryan Williams signs as Provincial Game Warden.
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Cornell
Countrie
Yale
Westminster
A. Bryan Williams
Notice of Water Lease Application in Yale District
An application under Part 5 of the Water Act seeks a lease in Yale District Simila region. The lake lies about a half mile north of Rat Lake three miles south of Little Penticton Lake with diversion at the north end. Water requested for domestic and irrigation use at a rate per second. Notice posted September 14. Application to Commission on October 14, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Rat Lake
Little Penticton Lake
Notice of Water Act Application in Yale District
Notice states an application under the Water Act 1909 to obtain water in the Stinilk posh Division Yale District. It describes taking bone yards north of Kit Lake Winch litter about three miles southeast of Littl Penticton Lake with diversion at the south end of the lake. Quantity requested is one double foot per second for domestic and irrigation use. Notice posted September and applications to Commissioner dated October 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Bone
Kit Lake
Littl Penticton Lake
Notice of Certificate of Improvements in Yale District
Notice to T C Green Purdy John W Sinslitr and others owners or claimants to file actions under section 37 before the due date to obtain Certificates of Improvements for Crown Grants in the Laurier Borden and Hope mining area at the mouth of Tenax Creek Yale District Osoyoos Mining Division dated July 6 1900 with lists of Miner and Free Miners Certificates as shown.
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Laurier
Borden
HOPE
Eminus
Kibunte
Osoyoos
Yale
Tenax Creek
T. C. Green
W. A.chesley
I Purdy
Robert Wise
Geonee Sted
John W. Sinslitr
Harris Appointed Canadian Trade Commissioner to Japan
Liberal M. P. Harris for Brantford was named to replace W. T. R. Preston as the Canadian Trade Commissioner to Japan last spring.
Notice of Water Act application in Rat Lake diversion
Notice that an application under Part I of the Water Act is made to obtain a water allocation for Rat Lake diversion located about a mile southeast of Little Penticton Lake. The point of diversion is at Rat Lake with three hundred cubic meters proposed for irrigation and domestic use. Notices posted September 11 and a date of October 7 for the Commissioner hearing. G. De Gray Murray, Okanagan Mission, Crichton, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simillineen
Yate
Rat Lake
Little Penticton Lake
Noties Wis
Svill Jwi
G. DE Gray
Murray Okanagan Mission
Crichton
Water Notice Notch For License To Siniikamesa Division
Water notice states an application under part 6 of the Water Act to obtain a license for the Siniikamesa Division of Yale District. Water from Rat Lake southeast of Little Penticton Lake is planned for domestic and irrigation use at six cubic feet per second. Notice posted September 1 and application to Commissioner on October 4. CHICHTUS Okina Mission B C.
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Siniikamesa
Yale District
Little Penticton Lake
Tut Lakes
The Montreal Standards Souvenir Number Features Panoramic Montreal Views
The Standards Souvenir Number presents a colorful cover by a renowned American artist. It includes panoramic Montreal views framed for display and promises high quality printing and subjects suitable for framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
America
Hall
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Hilbert- Lancaster
W. T. R. Preston
Hedley
Hedley City Townsite Body Ltd
C.G. Mate Okanagan Mission
B.C
Per It
E, Crichton
BB. Chichtus
Okina Mission
Victoria
Hotel
Keremeos
Geo. Kirby
Lower
Similkameen Valleys
Penticton- Princeton
Keresieos
Harry Lauder
Mr. Lauder
John Mackay
Daisy
Inverary
Sanchie
Lauder
Victor Gram
Berliner Gram-O-Phone Co. of Canada Limited
Victor
Talking Machines
Berliner Gramophones & Records
L.C. Rolls & CO
Kerewmeos
Princeton
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