Hosmer Triumphs In Home League Clash Over Coleman
Hosmer defeats Coleman 3 1 at home in Crow s No Pass football league. Hosmer led 1 0 at half time and added two more goals after the break as Coleman found heavy defending and a stiff breeze difficult to overcome. Attendance was large with strong forward pressure from Hosmer s attack and solid work by backs and goal alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosmer
Homesters
Coleman
F. Oakes
E. Partridge
G. McQueen
A. Houston
W. Balderstone
J. Campbell
J. Errington
D. Harrison
J. Mitchell
W. Partridge
W. Rankin
M. Morrison
J. E. Plant
W. Hogan
J. Russel
Alex Easton
P. Travers
H. Helms
J. Gordon
J. Graham
John Smith
EH. Gresseck
McQueen
Partridge
Citadel
Mec-Queen
Fettle
Mitchell
Errington
Harrison
Dialwcts
Mitchels Eco
Coal Creek
Bellevue
Fernie
Trank
Various Local News Briefs From British Columbia and Adjacent Areas
A compilation of fragmented notices reports and items from across British Columbia and neighboring regions. Topics include infrastructure projects like street lamps and hotel expansions, tax rates in Prince Rupert, labor and union activity in Victoria, fisheries and agriculture in Fort George Nicola Valley and New Westminster, new businesses in Port Alberni and Stewart, legal notices including fines for liquor sales to Indians, mining developments at Nine Mile mountain and Rossland Centre Star, and population and economic notes on Vancouver Sayona and Nimble districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Fort George
Victoria
Grand Forks
T. Morry
Inverness
New Westminster
Nicola Valley
Aldermere
Hedley
Coleman
Teamsters
Dana Mann
Stewart
Prince Rupert
Keremeos
Lillooet
Telkwa
Wardner
Revelstoke
Vancouver
Seeleyville
Skeena River
Penticton
Greenwood
Seattle
L. W. Carter
Port Alberni
Gleichen
Alberta
Taber
Rob Kelly
John Conway
Chilliwack
Nine Mile Mountain
Hazleton
Nelson
Empress Hotel
Centre Star
Rossland
Mike Bone
Herb Hankin
Bulkley
Imperial Oil Co
Ladysmith
White Horse
Bulkley River
Morisetown
H. Webb
Sardis
W. E. Watson
Sayona
Rupe
Trail
J.B. Grengles Caime
British Columbia
Hnow
Nicole Valley
Strathcona
Mount Royal
G. C
R. B. Angus
Edward Clouston
Bart
Mayor Scott of Pincher Creek Dies by Own Hand
A tragedy strikes Pincher Creek as Mayor J. J. Scott shoots himself at his residence after a phone call to Constable Rea. He was 50, childless, and beloved. flags fly at half mast as the town mourns the chief magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pincher Creek
J. J. Scott
Rea
Scott
Mcleod
New York
Gaynor
Europe
Gallagher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennett Bros. Hardware Furniture
Beesham's
Allinbury’s
Mellin’s
Horlick’s
Robinson's
Nestles
Joy
A. B. Campbell
Marlatt
Directoive
Arlou
GEO. H. Marlatt Opera House
John Wylie
Gabara
Hosmer, B. C
Hosmer Marie Sorkie
Prop
Mike Sorkie
Front St
Che Royal
Main St
Queen’s Hotel
Gourlay
C. P. R. Depot
B.C
Big Free Moving Picture Show
Joe Kuklo
Lowery
Pincher
N. Y
North Britain
Ruglen
He Hosmer Football Club
Opera House
R. Chatfield
Main
Fred Cox
R. W. Rogers Post Office Block
Humber
the Elk Lumber Company, Ltd
C. H. Bomrorp
B. C
Bank OF Montreal
Montreal
C. B. Winter
Hosmer Branch
Geo. McMurren
Tabor
Jos, Asselin
F. H. IxGuam
Hosmer Livery & Transfer Co
Front Street
Hosmer, B.C
Elk Valley Beer
Elk Valley Brewing Co., Limited
Crystal Springs, B.C
Michel
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