Dominion Day celebration and community events noted
A fragmented report mentions Nelson hosting a Dominion Day celebration, a Seattle fair exhibition, and a local boat trip by Echo to the lake foot. It notes parents and children enjoying games, launches by Ben Evan a and Dick Brown, and thanks to McIntyre and Aliss Pike for organizing activities at the public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Aol
McIntyre
Aliss Pike
Ben Evan A
Dick” Brown
Agaly
Imperial Bank opens Movie branch with temporary quarters
The Imperial Bank of Canada establishes a Movie branch with temporary quarters in the Contra hotel room on Queen's avenue. Two site options are under review on Victoriu trest and Queen's, or opposite the Kootenay hotel. J F Pinkham will frequent the area. O B Swannell of Nelson among staff. Bank fixtures are installed. business ready by next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Bank’ of Canada
Queen's Avenue
Victorii Utrest
Quean's Avenue
Rt. Campbell’s
Opposthe
Kootenay
Hitler
Thia
Imperial Bank
Cranbrook
F Pinkham
B. Swannell
Nelsoi
Lodges Elect Officers at Odd Fellows and Knights Meeting
Officers were elected by the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias at a gathering in McAlpine and Vonkhouse venues. The event focused on lodge leadership with local members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd’ Fellows and Knights of
Pythias
The New Postoffice Construction and Plans
Postmaster Smith reports a splendid postoffice building near completion with a 12 foot ceiling and substantial interior and exterior finish. Calder Bros. supplied the cutéactors while Swit plans stocking stationery cigars fruits and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A “Smith
Mogie
Calder Broz
Swit
New cottages planned at Moyle hotel Tavistock street
P P Johnston of the Moyle hotel is having two neat cottages built on its Tavistock street lot opposite the school house. Work is well under way. Each cottage will be 24 by 24 feet with a 12 by 12 wing. Gulder Bros have the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P.johnston
Moyle Hotel
Tavistock Street
Gulder Bros
Farewell for Rev Collis at Methodist Church
A farewell service for Rev Mr Collis is planned at the Methodist Church next Tuesday evening starting at 8 o clock. The cost of admission is 25 cents. Rev I Fr Collis departs next Wednesday for Var-non to lead a church for three or four months and will return in October to attend college in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Collis
Methodist
Collis
Varnon
Tia
Toronto
Opening of new store by Crows bros and Co
Around June 10 the Crows bros and Co plan to open a store in the Gonrad building on South Victoria Street. The location has been rarely occupied and will feature furnishings and related goods for the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crows Bros. & Co
Icecream Parlor to Open at Former Post Office Site
E G Gwynne has taken over Hazelswood ice cream agency and will open an icecream parlor in the former post office location. He ordered fixtures and equipment to be installed within a week or ten days and plans to be open soon to handle this branch of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Gwynne
Hazelswood
J. H. Hawke
Moyie Boat and Rod Club Forms with Local Leaders
The Boat and Rod Club Moyie formed last Wednesday evening with RB Campbell as president and Hugh Boag as secretary treasurer. The group aims to improve boating, provide information and act as a bureau for visitors seeking summer outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aba
Moyie
Campbell
Hugh Boag
Tressurer
Aurora Mining Meeting Notice Heading to Moyie
Circular letters are mailed to shareholders of the Aurora Mining and Milling Company Limited for the ordinary annual meeting at McGregor Hall Moyie on Tuesday June 5 at 7 o'clock p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Mining and Milling Company, Limited
McGregor Hall
Moyie
Goodeve Coming Home Moodoyve Journey
ALS Moodoyve travels on his way home to Obtaw amid final preparations for tomorrow. Goodeve returns as townsfolk await his arrival with local events and coordinated tributes set to honor the homecoming.
Local notices and social updates from Kootenay valley
Local notes report J L Gibbons moving to his farm in the Kootenay valley and Wm McDougall leaving the St Eugene with his wife for the coast. Arthur Sampson travels from Fernie as South East Kootenay agent. May 31st is cited for miners license renewal. Moyle hosts visit with Morley of Cranbrook. New hotel renovations and property updates appear around Moyie and Ketena? areas. An upcoming event features a Victorious Life subject and a singing by Mrs H Deagad and Be Paton. Rev P A Petterson delivers a Scandinavian service at Manhattan hotel and English sermon in Presbyterian church. Rev R E Collis to give farewell sermon Sunday evening. Services invite strangers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
o_Aloyle
Kootenay Valley
Wm. McDougall
St. Eugene
Abthur Sampson
South East Kootenay
Fernig
Indivitain
Miyic
Morley
Cranbrook
Mey
Kipeapsston
Michel
Hiaasen
Kebtenity
Astoniah
Ilyai
H. Deagad
Paton
P. A
Peterton
Moyie Dominion Day plans advance with Monday meeting
Preparations for Moyie’s big celebration proceed smoothly as committees work. Aldridge park grounds are enlarged and nearly fenced for the event. Tas baseball and football games headline the program with numerous additional attractions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyie
McGregor Hall
Aldridge Park
Wildey Lodge Tender for Lodge Room and House Work
Call for sealed tenders by Wildey Lodge No 44 F for building a lodge room and house. Plans viewable at R Campbell's store from May 1. All bids due by Monday June 7. Building Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera House
Wildey Lodge No
R. Campbell
Moyie's Sullivan Approves District School Plan Progress Noted
Moyie’sSel A Sullivan, the appointed district school official, reported weekly progress in teaching and praised the children’s improvement in both departments. He expressed surprise at a dilapidated two story school building with four rooms and indicated the need for a new site and reconstruction to resolve the difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sullivan
Liskriet
Tailings Used as Ballast on G P Ry Line
Tailings from the St Bus bone concentrator will be repurposed as ballast on the G P Ry line. A siding is being built near the old slime plant to load about 400 tons of tailings every 24 hours into a damp area on the west side of the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bus
G. P. Ry
Thia
Fast Trains for Kootenay Valley Rail Link
Great Northern Railway plans fast trains over the Kootenay Valley rails between Ruskanook and Bonners Ferry to connect with GN for Spokane. Kootenay lake boats at Kuaskanook, a section preparing for traffic below Crostow with a large crew improving the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orenton
Great Northern Railway
Kootenay Valley
Ruskanook
Bonners Berry
Spokane
Kootenay
Kuaskanook
Foreniag
Trafic
Crostow
Opening the Seattle Fair Gears Up for Public Entry
At 11 o clock next Thursday the gates of the A P exposition will open to the public Seattle officials project a strong attendance and sizable return on the investment amid promoters reporting over a million and a half dollars sunk by stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ordained pastor to preach first Sunday in June
The Rev J W Miler GB A is named new pastor for Slethodiat church and is expected to preach on the first Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Miler
GB. A
Slethodiat Church
Tender call for New Hall and Opera Hall plans
The Leader advertises tenders for the New Hall and Opera Hall building work. Details and specifications are available after next Monday at Ro Camp Ser store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nvn
Camp Ser
Unclear historical game notes from Cranbrook match
Fragmented OCR text describes May events with football and baseball lines. Mentions Rays Urisler formerly of Spokane as pitcher, Be Mogio team, game duration, strikeouts, and a lineup including Smay Crissier Kamm Seaton Helslay Kelly Galil Crowe McIntyre. Football lineup includes Perkins Chawnerlain Will Marshall Potter Wilson Crowe Ikkilly B Macknall Weaver Kemp Herb Jackson.
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Ogges
Ganon
Abcovk
Anit
Ana
Rays Urisler
Spokane
Be Mogio
Enaboure
Smay
Crissier
Kamm
Seaton
Holland
Helslay
Ilos
Kelly
Jefe Galil
Crowe
Center Feld
McIntyre
Huish Potter
Perkins
Chawberlain
Will
MG Marshall
Potter
Wilson
Hinle
Ikllliry
B. Macnall
Weaver
Kemp
Forswards
Herb Jackson
Traine
May Not Be of Moyie in Stottler Alberta News
An aged report from Stottler Alberta on May 19 recounts a death near Red Willow tied to a ploughing yard tank. The victim, Frank Swan, 2k years old, was found in a water tank. The piece notes Swan lived near Moyle and Stebtler with relatives, but no conclusive link to the referenced party is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stottler
Alberta
Swan
Red Willow
Krank Swan
Sale of Tickets Starts Today for Water Stock Offering
Local notices announce tender details and sale of Moyds Water stock with terms and dates. Limited readable text references run rates, Seattle firm, and May 25 return steps, as well as a tender di and shires of Moyds stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Compmis S
Sasther Cohs
The
Seattle
TOR Salm
Shires of
Moyds
Mira A
Noni
Dane
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American
E. G. Gwynne
Rome
Robin Hood
Buster
Daylight Store
Roberts & Messinger Conrad
Ater
Atest Moyie
Billiard Boone
McTavish & Cameron Propriators
Wat
Alo Dig Steele
Amherst Make
Imperial Bank of Canada
Pital
Pinkham
Nelson
Tn Fernie
Rive
Buy Joye Ful Dancie
Taat Cemsull Rives
Benttla
Royal” Bank
St. Can
Kootenal
Thane
Yige Pyttiak
McAlpine
Stinaon
Boat and Rod Club
Aurora
Goodeve
UMMER
MacEachern& Macdonald
K. V. Ry
Seattle Fair
C. Py R
A.y.-P
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