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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
1
Moyie hosts a grand banquet for Mr Hope with guests including Nicholas Flood Davin and others. A multi course meal, speeches, and musical entertainment mark a festive tribute to Moyie’s postmaster as area residents celebrate community ties and local hospitality.
Nicholas Flood reports Mr Pavin Speke from Ezyerence addressing an attentive audience in Hayling. Davin discusses voters rights, Liberal and Conservative roles, Ontario and Quebec contrasts, and the need for a revising second chamber. Also notes Oranbrook Ball, gambling case outcomes, and local council updates.
Fragmented notes detail social events in Cranbrook including talk of forming a Rebecca lodge, visits from JW Smythe and wife, Sam Mitchell moving to Helena for a grocery job, and social activities at Kootenay hotel. Also mentions church fairs, mine disturbances, and civic developments such as a new government building site and local store openings.
G H Miner visits from Cranbrook while Dr Barber, dentist there, stays at Central hotel. FP Hope begins holiday stock. HB Simpson of Cranbrook Herald between trains. Stephen Montgomery recovering at home. D J Leahy to St Engle Hospital for a few days. C A Nelson, government employee at Fort Steele, in town. GA Gow, former OPR agent at Moyie, here this week. T E Collins opens barber shop on Victoria Avenue. Quadrille Club dance set for Friday December 7 at Odd Fellows Hall. G B Greig to give lantern slide talk December 9 with world time views. Large addition planned for Kootenay Hotel. Local business steady. Moyie railroad issues noted. J Can, from Falcon, Alex Dunaway visiting Pratt. Nellie Murchison injured at Lake Shore Novel. Cahill to move to Widatock building on Taku shore. real estate notes about lot prices.
Fragmentary text from a New York market report shows garbled firm names and prices with references to ships, goods, and cents. Details are unreadable, making it impossible to identify the exact entities or summarize a coherent event.
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