07 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
1
A damaged report notes a collapse or disturbance at the Odd Fellows lodge in Colom with one person killed and another injured during a disturbance or procedure. Details are unclear due to the fragmentary text.
A St Patrick Day event offers a dance and a supper with tickets at 1.50. Proceeds after expenses go to charity as the library hosts the gathering.
The text states a lodge meeting of St Eugene Lodges No. 87 Knights is scheduled for Monday March 0th with the committee appointing charges against Chas Livesley ALG Movkhouse and P Basovi. An hotel supper will be served with ticket prices to be announced.
The next payday at the St Eugene mine will be Tuesday March 10. It will total 5,000 dollars. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has no equal for coughs and croup and is pleasant to take says Kirkeville Iowa merchant W S Pelican. He notes it has been a leading throat remedy for over twenty years and is especially effective for croup in children. Sold by Moyie Drugst Stationery Co.
Fragmented local items list hospital visitations and upcoming events. Taylor Boy injury news and March 10 and 11 hospital visits for Moyie and Murphy’s stave. Rentals offered for a furnished front room with stove. Badias Presbyterian church officers elected with Mrs Barty president and Miss Stingon secretary. Clothing drives and sewing services noted. Masquerade accident overcoat found. boy with mother and relatives in town. An Anchor Michigan wedding noted. church lecture on public affairs scheduled March 15. K of P lodge slated for multiple rank candidates next week.
The debate Monday night sided with the press group and favored the motion. For next Monday the subject is “Resolved, That the time has come when the vote should be given the franchise.”
Prospecting by a diamond drill resumes at the St. Eugene mine. A Spokane company is conducting the drilling work.
A terse postal notice listing box numbers and city names appears in Fort Steele Cranbrook area correspondence. The fragment identifies P O Box 25 at Fort Steele and another box at Cranbrook with an unclear trailing number.
Socialist lecturer C M O'Brien spoke at Gregor Hall last evening addressing a gathering on socialism and its relevance to current affairs.
A man named Furlong, recently married, was injured in a mining accident at the West Galues mine in Butte when a stick of giant powder exploded. He survived but lost sight in both eyes. his family, including parents, live on Warren Avenue. His father was killed years ago at the Mining Healy property in Butte.
The eminent philosopher and poet printer J Pack McSwain, famed across newspapers from Cal ufary to the coast, spent months in Greetwood and left last week for Oroville Keremtads Hedley and Princeton.
Ri Campbell comes home from visits to Victoria Seattle and Spokane with reports of travel and experiences away from the coast.
Mr and Mrs Boultob of the Methodist church are away on missionary work in Marysvilla and Wycliffe and may return today or tomorrow. B P Crocker of Hay, aged around sixty, recalls twenty years of service with the Poans at Martinsburg. Jons reports severe rheumatism in the right arm and hip, tried three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm with little relief. For sale by Pho Moyle Drug and Stationery Company.
Fragmentary text mentions county sheriff district attorney and an eventual winner. It references someone named Raddy seeking an adoption and busir juss poger in a report, but details and names are garbled and unclear.
Chief Justice Hunter of the Anoraine Court declares the Natal Act inoperative relative to the treaty with Japan. The ruling contends the act conflicts with treaty obligations though not explicitly holding the act universally invalid.
In a rare church tragedy, Father Leo Heineias was killed while administering the sacrament to Fuilseppe Guaranocco at Elizabeth's Church in Doe ver, two weeks ago. The incident marks an unprecedented event in Catholic history across centuries.
A church social named Spider Webb will be held at the church on Priday Avenue Jing in March. Proceeds benefit the freshmen’sserve l event with admission priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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