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Kaslo Notes Race Ahead With Local Developments
Mrs. D. Bruce gains possession of the Fifteen-Mile House while the Antelope shipped 4,500 pounds of ore to smelters. Kaslo faces a near impassable wagon road and new Front Street business activity as the Kaslo Provision Co. opens near the Leland House. A successful public school ball netted about 38.50 after expenses. The Ainsworth moved Lane Gilliam’s pack train to Lardo for pasture. The steamer Alberta plans a lake run after high water, and the Spokane arrived with fast freight and passengers. Electric project moves forward with a $10,000 dam and council by-laws. Kaslo Hospital provisional board reports good attendance and a modest balance.
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Kaslo
Kaslo Provision Co
Front Street
Leland House
Ainsworth
Lane Gilliam
Lardo
Alberta
Idaho
J. M. Buckley
E. J. Carrell