Picnic and Dance Plans for May Day Weekend
Plans outlined for a grand picnic and dance next Friday May 2 at the Hotel Kootenay Bridiey. Attendees include Mrs McMslon Mrs Linai and Mray Reid with a program featuring music and river trip arrangements. The gathering aims for a large attendance and full day of festivity.
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Fiyeryhady
Cugisiteo
Japiée
McMslon
J. M Linai
Mray Reid
Lana
Boon
Ioobwney
Pravious
Omye reluraad jom Bosstynd and local moves
Local notes report Omye reluraad jom Bosstynd yesterday. various residents depart for Regina and Blairtnnwre. Steele and Jabra She Frst visit. Mrs O'Kelley travels to Spolqne. Local trades and mining mentions include Moyle Runber Go, Lake Shore mine, and Copper Ball prospecting with multiple workers and property tweaks.
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Air
Mahofley
Regina
Johnson
Brad Mitchel
Belewasia
Bort
Steele
G Jabra
O'Kelley
Stone
Aya
Ux Abisento
Constable Dranmiond
Weels
Foy Seeks Courthouse and Jail Construction Bids
The notice invites tenders for courthouse and jail building work with bids due by May Weh. Bidders must provide a deposit of $100 and show good faith, with a starting point related to the St. Eugene mine and militia. The town faces scarce WWI veterans and general business activity remains weak amid the proprosorans c on dition.
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Harry Dinspek
Geion
Lake Shore
Pat McNeil
Calgary
Eis
Western Supply Go
Hill & Jolly
Tig Barrell
Bor Victoria Quy
Abe Leggett
Murphy
MeMghan
Magie
Weir Guders
P. Lautner
City Laundry
Latner
Nelson
Chas
Diamond and
Vol Mills
Creston
A. Root
Foy
Moyie
Ani
Armswong
Simone
Eugene
Northwest silver lead plans spark mining policy shift
A disposal report from New Kor notes Simon Guggenberg and the American Refining Trust pushing increased smelter output, modernized plants, and higher ore treatment for silver lead metals in the Northwest. The proposed graduate charge scale aims to raise profits for high grade ore while closing outdated smelters and reducing postal smelting, boosting development of idle mines.
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Smaltfogs & Reh, Et Company
Gorpuras
Ibs
Northwest
Smelling Trust
Haudte
Ares
Balt Lake Herald
New Kor
Simon Guggenberg
Execuive
Amérigan’ Maneluing
F Refining Company
Tacoma
Ue Trust
Mie Gogeenheim
Modesto
Cranbrook fair plans and mining prospects discussed
Cranbrook items describe town officials hiring a justice of the peace and organizing a two day fair in May with races and football. It notes a molyusa ore sample from White's Window, copper showings and lead prospects, plus preparations on large grounds, and invitations to eastern British Columbia and Alberta horsemen for purses.
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Wiite
Moyie
Nicol Mc. Currin
Sinneidl
North Star
Minnrids
Cranbrook
Notting
Anes
Boljce
South Bask Kootenay
Gill
Alberta
Mining Quotations A For yl Dueoratiscinns
New York on May 17 commodity quotes show lead at 4374 dollars per ton for miners and smelters with broker quotes at 17.00 per unit. May 16 reports lead at 219 6s and regional prices for silver and copper noted in brief.
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New York
Bur Slilver
Lomilin
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