Nelson mining pro ndon joins into He tyebina entry
Fragmentary text reports various names and figures including Nelson, Jim Mighton, Premier Peters, and Count isdy. Mentions Cranbrook, Prince al ward's Island, Spokane International Rail, and a possible bridal honeymoon. Content is garbled with incomplete phrases and inconsistent details.
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Peters
Prince al
Ward's Island
Tdea
Spokane’ International Rail
Pswing
Cigar
Nelson
Ragsdale Convicted in Voluntary Manslaughter Trial
A Spokane jury found Georges Ragsdale guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the Dust Saloon case. The trial centered on a dispute between miners and timbermen over timbering and related minor matters.
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Georges Ragsdaleswass
Someybh
Lead and bounty lobbying party travels to Ottawa
The Lead Bounty lobbying party including Louis Pratt and John J. Ratall lick of Kaslo and London travels to Ottawa to press the government to extend the lead bounty which expires June 30. A notice records the dissolution of the partnership between Harry H. Dimock and John Hagarty under Dimock Hagarty, with Dimock assuming all liabilities and debts. The ad ends with local drugstore promotion for Seins Pain Balm marketed by Moyie Drug & Stationery Co.
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Louis Prattt
John J. Ratallick
Kaslo
London
Ottawa
Harry H. Dimock
John Hagerty
Witnass
Disock
J. A. Hervey
John Hagarty
White is Out at St Eugen Line Management Change
White has severed his connection with the company and his position is being filled by G. Hlaylock, late manager of Bmelter. New sales opening noted and mint opportunities available as the transition occurs today at the St Eugen line.
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St. Eugené
White
G. Hlaylock
Morley hall danceschool opens with near thirty students
A Morley hall dancing school has opened and offers a class of nearly thirty participants. The instructor says the usual price will apply and students will share in the routine after the class ends.
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Sheen
Morley’hall
Sunday School Convention Formed District Group
Sunday School Association of this district reports good attendance in British Columbia Saskatchewan. Delegates from Moyie included Rev WT Mecree and Miss Stiastn from the Presbyterian church, and Rev and Mrs. Baylou from the Methodist church attended.
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Columbia
Saskatchewan
Distrie
Delagatas
Moyie
Rev
Mecree
Miss Stiastn
Presbyterian ‘Church
Mrs. Bayloou
Methindise
Chirch
Masquerade Ball Plans In Morley Hall
It is certain there will be a masquerade ball on Friday February 14 in Morley hall. Tickets cost one dollar each. An effort will be made to recruit Mrs Anderson from Northport with her costumes for the event.
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Morley Hall
Log Building Sold for Firewood Demolition
The log building opposite the Hotel Kootenay, rebuilt and once owned by McTavish & Cameron, was sold to James McNeill. It will be torn down and the logs cut into firewood, estimated at 26 to 50 cords.
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Hotel Kootenay
McTaviah & Cameron
James McNeill
Dewar predicts a busy season for local mills
J. A. Dewar manager of Porta Riva Lumber mills has been in Moyie for two or three days tending to Moyie mill affairs. He is an authority on lumber and predicts a busy season for those in the business.
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J. A. Dewar
Porta Riva Lumber Company
Moyie
Mr. Dewar
Limber
Bose
Odd Fellows to Visit Moxie for Lodge Meeting
A large delegation from Cranbrook will visit Moxie next Tuesday for the regular meeting night of the local lodge. The visiting lodge will confer the first degree, followed by a social session and a social service. All members are invited to attend.
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Cranbrook
Moxie
Local notices and deaths in Cranbrook and region
The week brought news of several deaths and local incidents from Cranbrook and nearby areas. Obituaries note relatives in Bristol and Bilbonne, Wis. Hospitalizations include Mrs Attwood and a lead poisoning case. a man named Dave Portar returns home from hospital. A talk on shorthand by Mr. Boulton is planned. Dr. Harvie pursues postgraduate study in New York City. A. W. Sutherland begins law studies in Winnipeg. A skating accident injured William Ryan. a youth painting and wood carving class is proposed for 12 to 20 boys if space is found.
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Joseph Dird
Aim
Bristol
Come
Foote
Cranbrook
Nedrledr
Tomiorkuwy
Adaw
Chess Bb
British Columbia
Marysville
MacKinnon
Dave Portar
Tare
J. Johmnson
Bilbonne
Wis
Harvie
Polyclinic Medical School
New York City
A. W. Sutherland
Moyie School
Winnpeg
Metcalf
Sharp
Serrick
Prom
Fragmentary political notice on debates and authors
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public note about government favor and a debate. Mentions Rasolved, press, pulpits, and several named figures such as Kelso Nagative Rev. WoT McCree John A. Macdonald Dan A McLiobald and John Taylor amid unclear context.
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Jay
Hay
McCree
John A. Macdonald
Dan’ A McLiobald
Jolin Taylor
Ore chute opens deep. ore bodies extend downward
A large ore chute 40 feet wide and 300 feet long has been opened to the 2 000 foot level in the mine. This major development is among important strikes, reinforcing the conclusion that ore bodies extend downward.
Trains Delayed by High Bridge Fire Near Marys Alberta
Westbound services faced 7 to 15 hour delays this week due to a fire that burned a high bridge near Marys Alberta. Calgar ybound reroutes circulated, extending travel times for passengers and freight. The incident prompted temporary service diversions while repairs were arranged.
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Marys
Alberta
Calgary
Jail Time After City Disturbance Sentence Given
Yuck Moore stood before the Justice of the Peace Hill yesterday facing assault and battery charges. He caused a disturbance at a northern town house and received a 40 day sentence with hard labor at Cranbrook to serve the term.
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Yuck Moore
Posce Hill
Msaavlt
Mure
Cranbrook
Marpole's Son Burned at Fra. Station Disaster
Mae pols, son of Marpole, general executive agent of the O. P. Pacific division, was lured to death today in a fire that destroyed Ulgoma station. Nicola bran of the 6.1, 1.
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Vancortyur
Tun
Maepols
Tt Marpole
O. Pe 1 Pacific
Fra
Ulgoma
Nic
Fragmented tale ties white man and Tudian in court
An OCR damaged excerpt reports a court case involving a white man accused of violence with an axe. It mentions Judge Wilson ordering release, a translator Peter, and references to a Great Chief, Tudian people, and implying tensions between white men and the tribes. The passage is garbled with many misread words.
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Nootenat
Chile
Anid
Ggeorga HI
England
Ciiideer
Woodbury
Gwining
Weinson Tay
Mayle Drug & Suanignary
Vhs Fusurigg Company
Coloyghla
Suburban News Briefs From Harakai and Nearby Towns
Reports from Harakai note E. Krainin and Moyle in SE Eugenes sali with hospital care for Moe Taylor and W. J. Atchison after a severe splenitis attack. A notable agreement forms between Thos. T. McVispie of Poro Steals and Hy Parker of Oranbrook, involving prominent provincial surveyors and engineers.
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W.J. Atchison
Yeho Line
Sonfindd
Thos. T. McVispie
Poro
Hy ¥. Parker
Oran~brook
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