Conservative delegates gather for province convention at Kumiloops
Over 400 delegates from across the province attend the Conservative convention at Kumiloops. Notable figures include Captain Tatlow, the finance minister, and RV Uroon of Victoria, who is expected to be offered the presidency and may accept. A monster banquet is planned with about 300 attendees expected.
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Provincieverd
Kumiloops
Ofinance
RV. Uroon
Victoria
Kooténay
Anniversary Supper by Ladies Aid at Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church will host a purete anniversary supper and entertainment in Moyle on Monday evening the 18th. Tickets are 50 cents each and include supper and admission to the program beginning at 6 o'clock. Everyone is invited.
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Moyle
Local Notices and Developments In Western Canada News
In Bonners Ferry Hotel Casey changes hands while a curling rink opens at Fernie. Premier McBride’s youth is noted amid railway and coal industry ripples in Coldman. Billy Williamson leads the Milian Micers Union. Odd Yellow opens in New West. A twenty foot ledge near Aldsworth reemerges. A compressor and power plant planned near Vancouver Island. first facility at Willyappent dates January. Sunday publication by Allan Haynes Publishing Co. Sunset circulation claimed at 60,000. new building and printing plant planned. Morrel couple die. funeral held. Danvers mayor opposes city employees gifts to bosses. Nelson backs Harry Wright for cabinet posts. Call for Minto from Kootenays. Premier Cushing to discuss Alberta grain terminal at Vancouver. A subsidized steamship company aims to build elevators in Vancouver. Frank Phillips escapes a near-fatal shot by Joe Wasot. Wasot believed unsafe or in trouble. William Whyte approves plans for a Canoilian Pacific tourist hotel site near Proctor. hotel may open 1911 season.
Bank Rising as Imperial Bank Building Advances
The new Imperial Bank building is under construction with S.A. Spencer of Macleod and the Standard House Building Contracting Company of Vancouver in charge. The structure is expected to be ready for occupancy around Christmas.
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Imperial Bank
S.A. Spencer
Macleod
Standard House
Contracting Company of
Vancouver
Christmas Tree Alumni Meeting Set at Union Hall
Town residents and interested persons are invited to a Christmas tree gathering at Union Hall next Tuesday after noon. Organizers call for turnout to discuss tree decorating and community plans.
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Alispersons
Union’ Hall
Tuesay
Indu IT Workers organizer found guilty in Spokane case
The Indu IT Workers of the World organizer, known as Red Fag Gurley Ryan Uppal, was found guilty of conspiracy to incite men to break city laws in Spokane and sentenced to three months in county jail. Miss Flynn faced a charged incident last summer but failed to appear on the set date.
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Hiraatath Gurley
Ryan
Uppal
Indu
IT Workers of the World
Spokane
Miss Flynn
English Grand Opera Singe ure at Morley Hall
At Morley Hall the English Grand Opera Singe ure and Symphony orchestra performs this evening. Reserved seat tickets on sale at the Moyle Detig store.
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Singure
Symphony Orchestra
Morley Hall
Moyle Detig
Fraternal Visit Planned by Wildey Lodge Members
Members of Wildey Lodge No. H 10 0 plan a fraternal visit to Odd Fellows lodge at Cranbrook next Monday evening. The degree team will perform and exemplify work in the fraternity degree.
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Wildey
Odd Wellows
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Items and Local Curling Report
The Ueet curling game of the season was played Tuesday evening on the curling rink. Managed by George Moggareh, Wha Cameron led the team to a close contest as Pinkhans, the manager, noted adjustments. A transfer of property and closing of the local drugstore quarter were discussed, with future plans to vacate the present site and relocate the bank.
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Ueet
Yilneu
Rake
George Moggareh
Cameron
Pinkhans
Foun
Lvaneh
Peritonivis
Coanbrook
Nelot
Yin Gu Thay
Aviva
Veale Jsegguliee
Shaya
Mananger Diuoek
Moyie Miners Union Dance Date Set at Wednesday
A Moyie Miners Union notice outlines a dance with supper on Wednesday following past successes. The event aims to continue the union’s tradition of social gatherings and community turnout.
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Moyie
Minera’ Union
Moyie Faces Threat of Coal Famine
The Moyie area faces a coal famine scare as local dealers Felix Defaulnier and Wm Jewell anticipate daily shipments. Some residents with stock are fortunate though no shortage is yet confirmed. Yowell is expected to receive on the 7th.
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Moyie
Felix, Defaulnier
Wm.Jewell
Bat
Patterson Appointed To Fill Vacant Lieutenant Governor Post
Patterson of Victoria appointed to fill the vacancy after the resignation of the Lieutenant Governor Dansmutic. He previously served as a member of the islands' local legislature from 1903 to 1907 and is described as a Liberal. He owns timber and lumber interests and is related to the island’s affairs as the in-law of the province's general.
Moyia Hockey Club rink to be ready soon
The Moyia Hockey Club rink will be available within a day or two. Deanbrook players form an eight club city league and will not join outside leagues this season. Three or four teams will compete for the city league representing the P. P., R., bankers, and commercial interests.
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Moyia Hockey Club
Deanbrook Hockey
Teagues
Changes at Bank In Arrowhead Area Branch
W H Swan formerly of the Imperial Bank Arrowhead is now in charge of the Mayie branch. C W Reade has returned to Golden where he was stationed before coming to Mayie.
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W. H. Swan
The
Imperial Bank
Arrowhead
Mayie
C. W. Reade
Golden
Good Payday at St Mugene Reveals $34,000 Disbursed
Payday at St Mugene shows $34,000 disbursed as business across all lines improves. Holiday trade is underway with optimism for continued growth.
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St. Mugene
Systematic and Scientific F. 8. Partridge Arrested
F. 8. Partridge, formerly a day operator at Coleman for the C. P. R. and later at Bar imis, was arrested last week near Durmis and sent to Macleod for trial. He was charged with defrauding the company by altering ticket stubs to misstate destinations and pocketing the difference, overcharging freight customers the higher tariff and pocketing the balance.
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Partridge
Coleman
Barimis
Durmis
Macleod
Undertaker's tale of overwork and Dutch defeat
A terse, oblique note says an undertaker labored to outpace the Dutch. It frames the Reaper as a foe, implying fatal overwork and effort outlasting rivals, with mournful tone and old World War or historical reference.
Mining Convention to Address Zinc and General Mining Questions
The Nelson mining scene moves toward a December convention that will focus on zinc industry issues and a broad range of general mining questions. Organizers aim to prepare decisive action on zinc and other local mining concerns.
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Nelson
Nelson News
An Honest Man Chronicle Me Election Note
Thomas lost his election deposit yet paid printing expenses promptly. Damiescu, formerly of Cranbrook, has been re elected mayor of Calgary by acclamation.
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Chronicle
Me. D
Thomas
Fi. Damiescu
Cranbrook
Calgary
Bengough Concert Delights City With Varied Entertainment
The Herald notes a recent Bengough entertainment at the opera house drew strong praise for its variety and crowd appeal. His Wednesday program included anecdotes monologues mimicry and jokes while recitations showed adaptability to different moods and tastes.
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Bengong
Opera House
Bangough
Bangongi
Mr. Bengough
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