Supreme court sits idle as cases await trial
No cases were ready for trial yesterday in the Supreme court. Imperial v s Valpariso is set for today. A settlement was arranged in George v Wallace-Miller. Funeral of M Whitney held as weather stayed foul. Library activity rose in November with 1748 visitors and 310 books borrowed. P Lamont donated periodicals from army and navy lists to September 1901. Bridge work on the Kootenay crossing and C and W railway line proceeds slowly with main line plans advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Imperial
Valpariso
George
Wallace-Miller Company
M. Whitney
D McArthur and Co
Army and Navy
P. Lamont
Postum and Grape-Nuts Sell Health in New York Ad
A New York man credits Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food with reversing a long bout of weakness and weight loss. He stopped coffee, adopted the cereals, and reports renewed energy, strength, and even regained weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phil
M. Farley
Wiliams Street
Nelson News At A Glance From Ymir To Grand Forks
Local visitors include Rev H Young and Mrs Young from Ymir and Hi W Jackson of Rossland on mine business. J I Wallace from Atlin joins Bank of Commerce staff in Nelson. Robertson and Co ship a large furniture consignment to Grand Forks for officials and railway offices. Christian Endeavor held a cobweb social at the Presbyterian church and Sons of England plan a January banquet. A five ton boulder blocks the Nelson Granite road west of the railway trestle. BC Mining Assoc meets at Phair hotel to elect officers and discuss lead refinery. E J Flatt reports East Kootenay business lively though Mogie and Fernie soften. weather mostly clear with snow at Cranbrook. Fire alarms: hot bulb caused bed fire on Lake and Josephine. boarding car fire near the bridge gang promptly fought with hydrant help after pipe disconnection. Car No 6813 and supplies to Manhart damaged about 50 dollars. cause likely stove spark or pipe heat.
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Rev. H. Young
Mrs. Young
Ymir
Sutcliffe
Hi. W. ©. Jackson
Rossland
City
Cascade
St. Thomas Mountain District
J. 1. Wallace
Atlin
Tle
Bank of Commerce
Nelson
Gordon
Sons of England
The
British Columbia Mining Association
Phair
E. J. Flatt
East Kootenay
Lake and
Josephine Streets
Vernon Street
Bridge Gang
Manhart
Socialistic club social at W Ebbs residence
The Socialistic club will hold a social at the residence of W Ebbs on Cedar street this evening. Refreshments will be served a program of games has been arranged and a collection will be taken up in aid of the club's library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Socialistic Club
W. Ebbs
Cedar Street
Luncheon and sale of work at St Saviour's church
Ladies' Guild held a successful luncheon tea and sale of work at the former McLean's drug store premises. Tables were well attended with confectionery and bran pie. a children's table did brisk business. Prizes for popular men were donated, voting continued into the afternoon with steamed clams and clam nectar available daily at the Office saloon.
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Ladies’ Guild
St. Saviour’s Church
McLean’s Drug Store
Mesdames Davys
Hannington
Levis
Woakes
Pollock
Bennett
Parry
Symes
R. M. Bird
Goepel
Names list from hotels and places across North American cities
A dense roster of travelers and residents linked to hotels and towns including Rossland Trail Spokane Vancouver Detroit Detroit London Port Arthur San Francisco Winnipeg Toronto Vernon Ymir Slocan Grand Forks Grand Central Cornwall Cornwall Eng. Miss Strand and others appear as individuals or families in a long line of names and places.
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Seattle
J. 8. Retallack
Spokane
J. A. Kirk
Ymir
D. C. Johnson
Everett
Wash
Waha Courtis
Detroit
T. W. Moore
Trail
Grand Central
R. W. Caldwell
Rossland
D. Bethune
Erie
R. W. Mally
Slocan
J. H. Tregear
Barbour
Cornwall
Eng
J. Nichol
Frank
Alta
P. Hagarty
T. Wilson
M. Strand
Turkish dividend final distribution ordered by secretary
Washington Dec 4 Secretary Hay has ordered the final distribution of the indemnity fund amounting to 90000 dollars paid by Turkey to the United mission property at Harput and elsewhere following the killing of bicyclist Lenz of Pittsburg and other matters.
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Washington
Nec
Hay
Turkey
United Mission
Harput
Lenz
Pittsburg
Brain-Food Nonsense Promoted by Competent Authorities
A spoofed health rant claims one diet fits all body parts and mocks fad diets. It touts Green's August Flower as aiding digestion, liver action, blood purification, and vitality, urging readers to buy from W. F. Teetzel & Co. and to seek Green's remedies and Hygenic Baking Powder as modern discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Green
W. F. Teetzel & Co
Green
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Great Britain
Europe
Morley & Laing
B. G
Mason & Rischpiians
Sheffield Knives and Forks
Patenaude Bros. Jewelers
Hothls
Queens
H. K. Livingstone
Robson
C. W. Harrington
Slocun
J. H. Webb
Child
Winnipeg
Mary Winter
Syracuse
Mich
T. Scovel
W. McVeigh
Owen Sound
P. Davis
T. OC. Robertson
Lansdowne
Ont
J. Webb
Miss Peard
Grand Forks
E. J. Carpenter
Rome
Henry Sienkiewicz
KE. J. Carpenter
Thepera House
Thos Neville
Drscalchi
Natchez
Miss
Daily Democrat
Annable
M'Donald's
Great Northern Railway
Spokane Falls and Northern Railway
St. Paul
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
Victoria
Vancouver
Portland
San Francisco
Sound
Duluth
Magnificent
North
West
North Land
Northern Steamship Company Line
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry
Kaslo & Slocan Ry
Kooteai Railway & Navigation Co
H. Brandt
City Pass
Clements Green & Clements Civil Engineers
Provincial Land Surveyors
P. O
Newling & CO
ETG
Kootenay Street
Oddfellows
J. J. Walker
Cor
Baker & Stanley Sts
I'Vlachlan Bros
P. Burns & CO
Nelson, B. 6
Res
Kaslo Sondon
Three Forks
New Denver
Slocan City
Amw
Lawrence Hardware Company
Similkameen Valley Coal Co.,, Ltd
R. J. Steel
Ati M
China Hall
HANSA
Baker Street Nano
Griffiths
H. KE. West
Waterstreet
J. H. Vanstone
Reisterer & CO
Nelson Wine CO
Frank A. Tamblyn
Mansanns
Baker St
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