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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
1
The report notes payrolls for Crow's Nest Puss Coal Co at Michel for October totaling 98 800 dollars. Billy Booth boosts Nokieb mine fortunes at Salne. Electric power stalls at Silver and Victoria lines while Menta tear Kasi aids Candia Mecal Go. Frank dismantling signals obsolescence.
Investors bid $85 for Consolidated Co. shares with steady demand over recent days. Holders refuse to sell at current prices, confident the stock will rise beyond par as mining conditions improve in the Moyie, Pepsi camps and the Saskatchewan area. Increased ownership among large factions supports the uptrend.
The note reports Onribéa seeking a vacancy in Ottawa as the cabinet vacancy follows the death of Hon. Thomas Greenway. It mentions two immigrant women admitted in Vancouver, a Victoria dentist’s office move, and preparations for a national entertainment program with dances and musical acts as Ottawa coins project nears. It notes R. Pearson, Ottawa mint assayer, traveling through the Kootenay and Boundary to study lower province gold resources and possible Yako n visit.
Local notes report Hill and Gianleco meeting Monday while Moyia prepares four Uanciog clubs. Watkins returns Tuesday from Moscow and Mrs Hollister from Seattle. Prank and Tansome outdoors in Spokane. hospital stays noted for TM Mig GE Taylor in Ordabrook. Parish plans include meeting Friday to discuss a Cap Thieve sale and a Methodist Church service Sunday with evening topic Anarchy.
A six foot sidewalk is being built along the east side of Victoria Street between St A Smith's shop and Cring's building at Moyie Avenue corner. The wall et is funded by public subscription and donations may be left with E G Gwynne to settle accounts.
At the regular meeting of Wiley Lodge No. T O C the officers elected by last Tuesday evening include C J White as Noble Grand Tania Collin as Vice Grand T P Smyth as Secretary and N W Burdett as Treasurer.
All kinds ladies and gentlemen washing and ironing at Mrs Tom Chiraie's laundry on Galf Moon Avenues. Ladies waists pants shirts and collars pressed and delivered. Pareils will be called for and delivered.
Members of Moyle Presbyterian church announce an anniversary event featuring a chicken dinner and a concert on Monday December 1h.
The 1900 session of the provincial legislature at Victoria will commence on Thursday January 1st with the opening ceremony and scheduled addresses from key officials. Members from various districts prepare to present bills and debate provincial affairs.
Walker's Weekly notes Colonel Lowery roaming the high spots of Canada, pressing through nights and green landscapes. The piece blends vivid imagery of mountaintop fields and wild scenes as it follows his restless movements above and beyond ordinary life.
The document notes a shipment from Toronto to MacFachern and Mac Donank on November 10 with goods described as tanned gods Wat. It lists arrival or handling events on the 23rd and indicates the items were placed for sale on the 24th.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a building and Walter Laing with references to a store, items like clooney and rubbers, but no coherent event or outcome is readable. The passage is too damaged to identify a specific person, place, date, or action.
Market section lists end price 475 dollars and references newly elected officers of Eugeny Lodge No. 87 including names such as Roberts and McAlpine. The fragmentary text mentions Hill stonhouse and Poote-it with unclear roles.
A frontier tragedy story recalls Haines and his Indian wife’s absence with their four year old son. Heavy rains flood the coast and isolate the distant settlement. The father, facing death, sustains the boy by feeding him and shielding him with cloth as he sleeps, later found alive four days after the boat and supplies failed.
Rumors surface about reviving R C Borden under the leadership of the Conservative Duchy in Singston. The Daily TM Sraud reports possible withdrawals and Jamies Whitney as potential Premier McBride associate in British Columbia.
Blake Wilson of P. Bowns & Co reports progress on the Grand Track Pacific project. A grip along the western section under construction suggests trains may run on the first section by this time next year.
A Moyle real estate sale notes a rush for building lots on Tavistock street with Lot 12 block 2 to D Calderine and other parcels in blocks 2 and 3 sold to J Bertsen and J W Pitch, among others.
Notice that a partnership of Cheder E. Taylor William Kydd Patrick Head and William Sullivan at Moyie AG dissolved with Sullivan retiring. Beecher B. Taylor William Jydd and Patrick Head will not be liable for debts of Sullivan after the dissolution date. Dated Moyie November 2, 1908.
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