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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
1
A murky OCR reads about nomination support at a Conservative convention with names like Joseph, Fink, and Harvey. Delegates expressed thanks and praised party loyalty amid a celebratory tone as party unity was attributed to the effort.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a dispute over liver and an order for a pound of liver. Names and context are unclear, with broken phrases about deliveries and a shop. The fragment lacks coherent events or identifiable persons to summarize further.
Fragmentary notes describe a hockey fund drive with Vic Kamm banquet plans and J G Drewry pledging to contribute. Gov Batchelor offers to list the team name for 85 and move 15 toward the fund. A for sale notice advertises a four room house and a jet on St Eugene Avenue with an application contact at V Guinarn.
Fragmented report mentions January actions in Victoria with weather notes and a large Turkey proposal valued at 950000. Fire department incident and payroll figures around 1005 dollars monthly surface amid chaotic OCR. Sloane, Sid ney figures listed. Centre charge of a house destruction noted. Hindu workers' value assessment discussed.
Presbyterians will hold a Christmas program at McGregor Hall on Christmas Eve evening the 26th with a supper served for all. Activities include games for children and a program beginning at eight o clock followed by the traditional tree stripping event.
The Moyie school closed yesterday amid holidays with 20 attendees and a small celebration. Miss Nicholson awarded prizes to Oaser Burch and Liszie Savills for proficiency and best kept act, while her children presented a box of chalconery. The event featured candy for all children and a safe Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sample for the group.
A weekend banquet at Hotel Kootenay featured speeches by councilors and local dignitaries. Highlights included tributes to absent members, remarks on regional labor issues, and a toast to the province. Mrs and Mr Kamm’s upcoming marriage was noted, with travel plans to Victoria and temporary absence of hosts.
Mrs Reid mother of Mrs Campbell and others died at Barnet on Saturday. Mrs Campbell left for Barnet the same day and learned of the death only after nearly reaching. The body had already been shipped east for burial after ten weeks. Mrs Campbell will stay on the coast until after interment.
At the Methodist Church a Christmas advice evening will be held Sunday with special singing led by Mr J. Sonea. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend, with fellowship and refreshments to follow.
Local notes sketch a busy Cranbrook week with guests at the Moyie hotel and planned church and social events. George Whitehead remains in Cranbrook. Scott Haroo and others prepare for Christmas visits and health notes surface about Hugh Cameron recovering from illness.
The Knights of Pythias ball brings Mayittars people to a social night at St Eugene Toulge Nav 37 Suighis of Pythian weet. Supper will be served and tickets cost 1.44 dollars. Murphy and Dumiures are noted figures in the evening.
Market notes indicate a New York listing with lead and tin quotes amid a volatile metal market. Prices for lead trade around 3,450 per ton with modest activity and varied regional bids, while other base metals show mixed signals.
A fragmented notice reports that an International Railway service labeled Ry Trains 11 will launch on December 20. Readers are told trains will arrive around 2 PM, with details about schedule pending and the line card not yet issued by Bungieré Perry Herald.
The Moyie Catholic church outlines a Christmas program beginning Monday evening at 7 30. The bell will ring at 12 30 and 1 00. Father Choluel conducts services with high mass in plaid garments. Mrs A L Pigdonal sings and Hruly Nights music by Whanoy. After min ch, Dear Taffy will be sung by Mr Jyned with the elvens Gloria by the choir. A crib will be built in the church. Tuesday second Friday at 9 30 and third at 10 retork. Faster Channel will be heard tomorrow Shady and Will Cold services at the regular Hours.
Fragmentary OCR reports Herb Fullerton and family planning a move with future residence set in Fernie. Merl Fullerton and Meg Fullergat are named among local figures amid unclear notes about retail, law, and community standing.
A terse ad from W. F. Tate & Son highlights that properly bought diamonds are a good asset and that customers can depend on their judgment and quality. Mayla is Faour, an agent for the firm.
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