General Float and Business Notes From The Region
The payroll figure last month stood at 807 8006 dollars while Creton expects a European plan hotel at Nelson next month and tele phone link soon. Shick Horee reports praise from Coeur d Alene area as the market rises above par. Judge Nolan, grand sire of the Independence Order of Odd Fellows, died. Brook opens a clothing and furnishing store in New Westminster and enters new business. United States draw remains at 25 dollars.
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Si Plankard rural comedy to be staged Saturday
A rural comedy titled Si Plankard will be presented Saturday in Dorley. The dated note promises a lighthearted show full of queer situations and quaint characters enlivened by a distinctive rural drama charm.
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Plankard
Heab Dorley
Minister Sworn as Public Works Minister in McBride Government
Tiotars Taylor of Rev elatoire has been sworn in as minister of public works. Hon F J Falton continues as chief commissioner of lands. Taylor will organize a new department to carry out public works for development. The move splits the old department of land and works to improve development programs.
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New Year's Ball At Morley Hall Dance Night
A New Year's Ball will be held next Friday night in Morley Hall under the auspices of the Wilson Watkins of Chauten. Four prizes will be awarded for best lady and gentleman waltzer and for best lady and gent two stepper. Judges will be selected at the dance. Tickets are $1. All invited.
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Christmas in Moyie a Joyous Catholic Eve Service
Christmastide in Moyie was marked by a crowded midnight mass at the Catholic church on Christmas Eve. Parishioners from neighboring churches attended as well, with elaborate preparations and a choir of twelve rehearsing Leonard Minds and Laur wells worth. A sister hall was decorated and candy was given to children, as emphasis was placed on the training of the young and parish supervision during the holidays.
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Christmas and New Year Notices From Moyie and Cranbrook
Local notices describe holiday events in Cranbrook and Moyie including church services, social gatherings, and a fire ball concert. Updates mention residents visiting relatives over Christmas, lost fur found at Morse Hall, a hockey match result, lodge ticket sales, and railway fare offers for Christmas and New Year travel.
Constable P G Routh Transfer to Moyia
The notice states Constable P G Routh will be transferred from Moyia to ME hel at the start of the year. His successor is expected to be Constable Kempston of Michal. Routh arrived in Moyia years ago and earned broad support, though not by all. During his tenure he was reputedly a good officer and an exemplary citizen.
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No Game At The Rink Dismissed By Fearful Older Team
Russell Hawks, sporting editor, reports that no hockey game occurred yesterday at the rink between the etar team and the never sweats. The junior team members gathered hopefuls, yet the older squad failed to appear, leading to the belief they skipped the match over fear of facing tougher play.
Cranbrook Notes From Local Items
Mrs. T. D. Cavan returned Saturday from a visit to Vancouver. Patmore Bros Thayve won the steam heating and plumbing contract for the OP R freight sheds at Parne Wi. F. Tate’s friends lament his hospital confinement in Lethbridge with heart trouble for two weeks. D J Johnson traveled to the end of the line in Canada and walked fifteen miles home in New Scotia to spend Christmas. Indications point to Me Jolson not returning alone.
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Indian discoverer Patér visits Moyie mining tale told
A fragmentary account recalls Patér, the Indian credited with discovering a St. Eugene mine. He reportedly found float near Mylo Lake and guided a small early operation to a substantial venture at the mission. Now 61, he remains strong and charitable, spending a lively Christmas among Spokane linked stockholders.
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Holtie
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Prince Rupert white labour tensions in hiring practices
In Prince Rupert, debate centers on bringing women and girls for work with sport as pull, while wages for a general hospital cook and a Japanese cook highlight racial wage tensions. A local faction argues for “white” labor and higher pay, criticizing cheaper Asian labor and implying white supremacy measures.
Along the Kennebec shines in Mogie stage run
Pleased tha: People praises the comedy filled production Along the Kennebec now in Mogie. The show features a burlesque duel and lively characters that keep the audience in a happy frame. The company performed five nights and earned strong applause after each show.
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Mogie
Ueena
Zeko Parker
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Luish
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Tn Tore
Re Bane
Metal Market Brief Sparks Mixed Signals
Market notes show bar silver at 493 cents per ounce and copper at 144 cents, reflecting shifting early trade. Investors weigh supply concerns and demand signals as metals prices move in tandem with broader commodity activity.
Christmas Dinner Honored by Mr and Mrs A Guests
A festive 7 o’clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs A featured social events and jovial passing of the Christmas title. Guests included Macdonald Dr Septimus Brown Alfred Brydlowt with many offering sincere compliments to the honored couple.
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Thay
Moyie Selo Trustees Honor Nichalson for Service
The Moyie Selo Trustees express appreciation for earnest faithful labor by Nichalson from the Junior Division. Resolutions praise his service and direct copies to Miss Michelson and the Moyie Leader for publication. Signed by P. Farrell and A. Hawk Gt J. on May 8.
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Moyie Selo
Migs Nichalson
Mise Michelson
New Teacher Appointed at Moyle School Junior Division
The trustees engage Miss BE Sp Clare Pike Chilliwack to fill the tackney in the Moyle school junior division. Miss Nicholson, the former teacher, will move to Vancouver after the year begins to attend normal school.
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Chilliwack
Gil
Tackney
Moyle School
Nicholson
Vancouver
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