Standard Mine Sold For 2,500,000 Cash in Spokane Deal
The Standard silver mine near Spokane was sold for 2,500,000 in cash with a 5 percent interest in the vein conveyed to Patrick Clark ANB Campbell and J Cy Wakefield of Spokane as part of the transaction. The buyers include Al Binelly and Aylard of New Derby, with partners Vinéhiu and others retaining a 5 percent interest in the stake.
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New Deriver
Ogra Partners
Mrz Vinéhiu Restains
Est
Indies
Union Church Service Recital and Hymns
A church service features prayers, scripture reading, and hymns led by Rev. Hackney and choir. The message emphasizes devotion with offerings and a benediction, closing with songs about proclaiming the world’s news.
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Dois
Hym
Huck
Hyme—Hark
Anrela
Autheni
Hackney
Catholic Church Special Music Planned for Fall
The Catholic church announces a special fall choral program featuring a choir from the parish. Rev Father John will officiate at the service with selections including Solo Oh Holy Night and I Am My Loves. The event invites all attendees to welcome the performers.
District No 6 Meeting Set for January 10 at Nelson
The meeting of District No 6 Western federation of Mints will be held at Nelson on Tuesday January 10. Delegates from the Aloyia Miners Union named James Roberts and Marcus Martin.
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Tha
Western Federation of Mints
Nelson
Aloyia Miners’ Union
James Roberts
Marcus Matin
Ore Goes Forward Sleighing Tale Misreads Headlines
A garbled OCR item from Oregon races through misread names and phrases. The readable bits hint at a humorous or chaotic note about sleighing, a trap, and figures like Keays, Teontinues, or Bas Bden. The fragmentary text leaves the main event unclear.
Temperance reform vote at Prince Rupert totals 272 to 109
A partial OCR note records a temperance reform vote at Prince Rupert with a tally of 272 for and 109 against. The fragment mentions a total poll of 246 and seven papers noted, bearing on the result.
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Prince, Rupert
Temperance Reform
Peculiarities of 1910 New Year Holiday Schedule
The Revelstoke Mail-Tewild notes 1910 will be peculiar as New Year and Dominion Day fall on Sundays, shifting holidays to Mondays. Christmas also falls on a Monday, so workers lose extra days. Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day both land on Monday, suggesting a favorable year for railroad end excursions.
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Mbd
Have You Found Money Tames Records Lost Cash
A reader reports a man named Tames lost a sum of money about a few days ago while soliciting orders. The $22 consisted of one $10 bill and three others. the finder is urged to return the money promptly to Crosby, as the loss is a heavy one to him.
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Tames
Hasby
Mes Crosby
Alord
Printers Meet Boundary and Minuters InJanuary
Fragmented OCR text describes a January 21 meeting involving printers and groups named boundary, Kootenny Minuters, and hoards of trade. The passage includes unclear references to smoking on airplanes and safety notes, plus a barkeeper mentioned for Carthee information.
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Nekon
Carthee
Moyie school to open January second in Moyie
Various Moyie community notes report the Moyie school to open January second and list local events. Nineteenth century style remarks mention teachers, a Christmas treat for Methodist Sunday school children, and local residents like Holland Gamble and Miss Stewart moving to new posts. A misdated entry notes Capbell offering decorated banners to early shoppers and T. McIntyre leaving Moyie for California to attend college.
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M. Ae ‘Bente
Sivaydalye Niga “Enor
Moyie
Yanine Wedjieslings Te
Cosson
Macleod
Scott
b'Greston
Dadegiv
Java
Aratdaks
Moyte
Moyte ‘Uawon Exhibition In” ¥. Buros & Co
Thes Methodist Sunday School
Stewart
Fnr
Grand Forks
Holand
Gamble
Republic
Michigan
B. Joslin
Cranbrook
Capbell
T. Mclntyre
Perneipal
Moyie School
Sie Beanesseo
Tyro
Las Ganetos
California
McTiyre
Moyis
Moyie Man Che Detected in Daily Tribune Snippet
A ten year old Nelson Daily Tribune fragment mentions Dr. Wolivers from Knslowie and a Moyie man named Che. It notes a building event yesterday and hints at a new business venture starting soon at Mosie Jane as a gateway.
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Che
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Aomerry
Henry Birks & Sons
Co-operative
B.C
J. W. Fitch
Hotel Kootenay
Mactavish & Cameron Proprietors
Moyie Beer
Jinst Nootaway
Moyie Hear
Westie Moyie Brewing CO
Mueller & Hesse
Moyie, B. Co
Canada
Imperial Ba Capital
Anthoyined
Bavings
Allnweil
H. W. Supple
Rann Dread Sbe
LOS
Yee
James
Rossland
Spokane
Hally' Kelley
Mtoyia Water Company
Ters B. Morley
Oranbreok
Standard Mine
Union Church
Service
Catholic
District No
Baer
Campbell
R.A. Smith
Crowe Bros
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