Hammocks Offer Comfort and Value in Warm Weather Sale
A local ad touts hammocks as warm weather comfort with good colorings and strong construction. The copy promises large, roomy designs at affordable prices, emphasizing value.
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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
4
A local ad touts hammocks as warm weather comfort with good colorings and strong construction. The copy promises large, roomy designs at affordable prices, emphasizing value.
The R M A band excursion is set for this afternoon. Nelson High School building lumber arrives by tug Surprise. A 3 inch long, seven pound ring is found in the lake. Fishing reports from Slocan Junction and Hy describe good catches but slow bite. Police court discharges a Winnipeg traveler after licensing. Powder Point lots cleared for cultivation near powder works. Baptist church teachers meeting welcomes all. Blasting hazards threaten pedestrians on the new wagon road. Ymir horse deemed too slow for fire team use. Sons of England Lodge in Nelson hosts a musical evening. Louis Blue of Rossland visits. Castle Brewing accused of keg thefts. Rossland court restrains local brewery from using keys. Fire brigade hose reel team prepares for Labor Day at Greenwood with prize hub and wet tests.
Mr and Mrs Armstrong Black of Toronto visit the Phair while Vancouver inspector W H Dorman stays at the Home. Numerous locals travel, host guests include J T Black from New Denver and Charles Sangster among others. A baby born at Eagle Creek camp and tributes to the Coast loss of the Islander mark this issue.
A long list records hotel stays and travelers including Phair G White Pembroke Ontario CL Blue Chas Sangster H Lukeman Rossland C J Kettyle Kaslo Mortimer two sons Los Angeles G W Hughes Alamo H B Alexander Sandon J Holden Slocan A R Heyland Sandon Mr and Mrs Armstrong Black Toronto J G Billings Rowsland Mr and Mrs Taylor New Denver W B Blakemore and wife Gladys Barbara Blackemore Montreal Mrs W W Tutte Fernie Hill Kitchener A A Stewart Wood stock Miss Park Miss Webb Hume Wrafton Moyie G H Macfarlane Toronto J R Gifford Silver King C W Corrigan Vernon Mrs W Cr Shafford Mra J Tattersall Slocan W Russell Toronto W H Dorman Vancouver J T Black New Denver H J Stewart Silverton Crawford Slocan M J Halpin Kaslo J B Brickman Phoenix W J Hineblidt Slovan Grand Central M McCloud Benson M Small Ymir James Buffalo.
Open boat with nine men reached Carthagenia reporting the Colombia gun boat Lapopa sank on leaving Savanilla. Searches failed to locate the vessel though steam launches were sent. Lapopa recently underwent repairs in Colon at a cost of 25000 dollars.
Reports from Vancouver claim a complete right of way between Vancouver and New Westminster has been bought by charter holders. Surveyors are re surveying the route while capitalists from Saint Marie and the Will and Morgan interests back the plan. Promoters aim to reach Vancouver quickly using a ferry before any bridge is built.
The veteran yacht America, once owned by Gen Benjamin Butler and later by his son Paul Butler, is described as a handsome vessel rebuilt in England then altered for Civil War trade. Now enrolled with the New York Yacht Club, its links to Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup challenges are recalled as it sits in New York harbor.
August 21 reports describe a destructive cloudburst sweeping Berkshires and western New York after heavy storms. Bridges washed away in Pownal Vermont and North Adams suffers major losses. a man named Fitzpatrick reportedly drowned while aiding a horse rescue. The Boston and Maine line repairs washouts as rainfall continues.
Paris reports a French ambassador Constans was promised a document from the Sultan addressing French citizens’ concerns at the quays but the Sultan sent a different terms. Constans refused further talks and referred to Paris. relations remain but a recall or passport action may come in two days. No naval action decided yet.
Spokane Falls and Northern Railway offers 9.50 round trip from Nelson to Spokane for the Spokane Interstate Fairs and Elk Carnival. Sale runs September 9 to 20 with a seven day limit after sale. Children aged five to twelve travel at half fare. A. K. Tackabury, City Agent.
A man known as Levesque, who in 1901 forged cheques totaling 15000 dollars while employed at the Montreal City and District Savings Bank, appeared before Magistrate Lafontaine. Prosecution failed to prove its case so the accused was remanded.
The State Department issued a proclamation signed by President McKinley inviting all nations to participate in the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. Countries are urged to appoint representatives and send exhibits to showcase resources, industries, and progress in civilization.
National League results show New York 2 at Boston 4 and Brooklyn 2 at Philadelphia 6. Chicago rainout with Cincinnati. St Louis 4 and Pittsburg 3 game. Chicago 9 Cincinnati 1. Milwaukee 5 over Boston 8. Chicago 0 over Washington 8. Detroit 9 Baltimore 0. Cleveland 4 over Philadelphia 7. Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 8. Eastern League Worcester 4 Rochester 3. Hartford 3 Toronto 4. Providence 1 Buffalo 0.
A fireman from Burlington, Indiana named C. W. Nel lamy recounts a close call while tending his engine. He describes severe pain, weakness, and loss of appetite before taking Electric Hitters and regaining health and vigor, with the product offered by Canada Drug & Book Co for 50 cents.
An advertisement touts Griffiths Liniment as an effective healer for sprains swellings and soreness in horses and cattle. It cites a Vancouver firm and local dealer J H Vanstone Nelson B C claiming rapid swelling reduction and superior results versus other liniments.
Advert says keeping Snow Shoe Tags on Bobs, Pay Roll and Currency Chewing Tobacco each plug could win one of 150 presents. Collect tags, ask dealer for catalogue.
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