Miners Working Men's Specials In Stock Now
We have placed in stock this week an extra large shipment of working shirts gloves overalls and accessories that are higher in quality lower in price than we ever carried before We have always been noted for giving the best values in town Compare the values in this week and shop early for the best selection and prices.
Local Merchants Promote Reliable Goods At Hosmer
An advertisement touts Peabody's Overalls Faultless Shirts Osborn's Gloves and Amherst or Leckie Shoes as top quality options at Hosmer. It urges shoppers to compare offerings with any other stores before saying Yes Sir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Osborn
Amherst
Leckie
Hosmer
Talk of the Town items from Hosmer and region
Local notes list residents visiting and traveling between Hillcrest Hosmer and nearby towns, with social events, church notices, and vendors. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Cameron Hillcrest. Rev C K Nicoll preaching. fishing trip misadventure. hospital and barber ads. road delays and railway rates for Dominion Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sevarier
Camp S
Elk Lumber Co
Joe
Presbyterian
A. Mathieson
Pete
Hosmer Lodge No. 41
K.of P
Presbyterian Church
C. K. Nicoll
Brethren
H. L. Brown
Alex Cameron
Hillcrest
Frank Bean
Hector McDonald
J. D. Thompson
A. J. Bennet
B. Swanton
Fraser
Robert Patterson
Tom Keir
J. B. Mitchell
A. A. Davis
Jack Grant
Bromley
Battle Creek
E. W. Bromley
Hosmer
Cranbrook
Earnest Bromley
B. C
Elizabeth Bromley
Central Street
James Bromley
Albion City Hospital
Spokane Contractor Arrives to Start Kootenay Central Links
K C R Construction partner Pat Welch of Spokane and Foley Welch Stewart will begin work within two weeks on 25 miles of the Kootenay Central railway from Galloway. Burns and Jordan of Spokane will supervise about six to seven hundred men. Welch praises the Fort Steele area and the project potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Welch
Spokane
Foley, Welch & Stewart
Kootenay’ Central
Galloway
Welch
Messrs. Burns & Jordan
Fort Steele
Portland Canal Camp Wages and Living Costs Noted
At Stewart on Portland canal about 1000 people inhabit the camp while only 51 are employed. Miners earn 4 dollars per day, with man and team at 12 dollars daily. A ton fetches 28 dollars, carload meals cost 80 cents per ton. Carpenters make 5 to 6 dollars daily and board is eight and a half dollars weekly. A neat shave at Sam Snell’s shop is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart On
Portland Canal
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A. Mills & Son
Hosmer, B. C
Talk OF
the Town
the Times
Alex, Cameron
Pete Moyes
Passburg
Bellevue
Trosmer
James Patterson
John
William
Sam Snell
J. J. Wallice
Mniger
Fernie Pree Press
HL. Armstrong
Michel
Hester Carney
Cowley
Mapyie Patterson
Roderick McLennan
Scotland
Olsen
Pithlade
Coleman
Seothard
Cain
Boards of Trade
R. Chatfield
Frank
Diamond Hall
Bennett Ros
Canadian Pacific Railway Company Hanounee
Hest
Tod
Burns & Ch. Trosmer
P. MacCuish
Chirage
Mosmer
Mar
MacCuish
Seathind
Chamberlain
George Hicks
Hunter Bros
Trites-Woode Company
Fernie
Duke Winter
Tom Conlan
Rossland
B. Crowther
Seattle
Times Office
Imperial Development Co. Ltd
Lethbridge Alta
H. F. McLean
Ruth I
Montana
McLean
Slocan Record
Cranbrook Herald
Catholic Church
Leithauser
J. Salles
Esbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Hall
K. Nicoll
Hosmer Opera House
Briant N. Crowther
M. F. Eby
B. A
K. C. R. Construction
Mike Jiora
New Goode
Front Street
Hosmer, B
John Wylie
Gabara
Ork
Bell & Davis
Corbin, B. C
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