Meeting and social notes from Town Masonic Lodge and church choir
A brief town page reports a Masonic Lodge meeting next Wednesday with officer elections for the year ahead. It notes James V. Welch plans to transport 100 men to Ontario for Rainy River district railroad work and Mrs. John M Hamilton hosted St. Pauls Presbyterian Church choir members last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
James V. Welch
Ontario
Rainy River District
John M Hamilton
Victoria Street
St. Paul's Presbyterian
Kootenay
Alexander McLennan
Nelson
Flora Gallop
Balfour
St. Savio
The
General Hospital
Painter
Ritchie
Campbell- Johnston
J. Laing-Stocks
Rickard
Rey
Robert Frew
J. Roderick Robertson
J. Laing Stocks
Roberts
Roberts; Linen, Ladies’ Hospital Aid; Tea Set By Mrs. J. A. McDonald
Capt. McMorris
Hughes
Vann
Ellis
Vaneta
Dominion
Welford W. Beaton
Kokanee Peaks
Bazaar Opens At K W C Block By Congregational Church
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church opened a bazaar in the new K W C block this morning. Volunteers cleaned booths and set out paintings and Chinese goods under Mrs Simpson and Mrs Sheppard with Mrs H R Bellamy assisting. Wambold's Orchestra will provide music this evening as gas lights illuminate the hall and a turkey dinner is served by the Indies. A large crowd attended the lunch today and the event continues with displays and sales throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
The
Congregational Church
K.-W.c. Block
Simpson
Sheppard
H.R. Bellamy
Wambold
Indies
Juncheon
Kruger's Return to The Hague Prompts Warm Welcome
Kruger arrived in The Hague and was greeted by the Burgomaster and Councillors as a 600-strong choir sang Psalm 73. Spink of the South African Association expressed Dutch sympathy and urged peace after the recent conference. In Rome, reports conflicted on the Pope's health, with one claim of a minor operation and another stating he remains in good health and active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Hague
Spink
Kenger
South Africa
Rome
Spokane Mining Stock Exchange Quotations Special to the Miner
Spokane mining stock exchange quotations are reported this morning from the Miner's special correspondent. The data reflects the latest prices, offerings, and market activity as seen in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Mining Stock Exchange
Spokane
Woman's peril and cure by Bitters claim in Illinois paper
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wis faced a dire stomach and liver illness described as gall stones and yellow jaundice. She was cured by Electric Bitters, touted as a universal remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues. The piece also promotes Canadian Green Tea and a travel ad for The Northwestern Limited with attentive notices and a Bromo Quinine cold remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Canada Drug & Book Co
Mining prospects near Rossburg boost Nelson camp status
Nelson reports that the First Thought property near Rossburg Washington, developed by British capital and Nelson owners, shows high grade porphyry quartz with 1500 feet of development. Ore is piled for potential in house reduction, with plans for a mill. District hosts Orient Examiner Lafayette Pacific Star Eastern Sunday despite limited prior activity. London Consolidated and Richelieu plan a spring concentrator and compressor after securing water rights. About 64 workers expected as shipments of 3000 to 5000 tons are prepared. ore valued at about 40 dollars per ton. Main lead is a blanket vein enabling tunneling, not shaft sinking. Simcoe and Richelieu tunnels indicate substantial pay, with stoping near the surface on several galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Rossburg
Wash
British Capital
Pat Burns
Bruce White
Blake Wilson
W. A. Ramsdall
John Ranahan
Alexander Sharpe
Pierre Lake
Rossland
Greenwood
Republic
Orient
Examiner
Lafayette
Pacific Star
London Consolidated
Richelieu
Crawford Bay
A. C. Galt
Simcoe
Magnificent new Family Herald building opens on Main Street
Monreal buzzes over The Family Herald and Weekly Star’s grand new office at the best site on the principal street. Critics hail it as the finest newspaper building in the world, signaling Canada’s progress. Boschee’s German Syrup cited as a leading cough remedy by Dr A Boshee with yearly sales in the millions. three doses claimed to ease ordinary coughs at 75 cents, sold by W. J. Teetze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monreal
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Canada
A. Boshee
Bosche
United States
W. J
Teetze
Slaughter Sale of Miners and Heavy Working Shoes
A mining boot and shoe sale offers 62 Banigans at 50 cents, 71 Bunkhams with tap at reduced prices, 110 Blucher and Gaiter Shoes at 1 3/4, 42 Grain Blucher Boots at 2.00, and 132 Oil Grain boots hand made with heavy soles, all aimed at clearing about 500 pairs.
Boots and Shoes Sale on First Come First Serve
Boots and shoes offered at quoted prices five fifty for the lot with mail orders promptly attended to. First come, first served as they go.
Silver King Mike Buys Second Hand Goods in Nelson
Silver King Mike offers to pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. He will buy or sell items from an anchor to a needle and handle furniture, stoves, carports, and cooking utensils in household quantities, plus cast off clothing. Call or write Box 200 Hall Street Nelson RC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver King Mike
Box 200
Hall Street
Nelson
R. C
Fur Department Highlights Low Prices on Ladies Fashion Furs
The season’s strong fur demand was noted early allowing selections while fur pieces were at their best. This department promises all fur items for ladies at exceptionally low prices.
Handkerchiefs for sale in range from five cents to seven fifty
The ad notes handkerchiefs in a broad price range from 5c to $7.50 each. It highlights worn laundries and the need to replenish a handkerchief case, signaling persistent demand for affordable and premium options. Named store not specified.
Winter Gloves And Mittens In Great Variety
A local shop advertises a wide selection of winter gloves and mittens. Featured styles include suede castor and mocha, noted as warmer than dressed kid. Stock colors are black mole tans and greys priced from 1.50 to 2.00.
Eiderdown Comforts for Winter Ahead
The cold snap suggests what to expect in winter so buy Comforts now and be ready. Prices range from 1.50 to 25.00.
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Spokane Falls & Northern
Northport
Ymir
the Bazaar
K.-W.-C. Block
Pope
Blacktail
Butte
Boston
Reservation
Rossland Giant
Waterloo
Winnipeg
Rainbow
Hercules
Ceylon
India
Japan
Northwestern Limited
St. Paul
Chicago
Collins
Grove
Talk OF the Town
S. Neelands
Gee
A. Gee
Queen’s Hotel
Raker Street
Canada Permanent and Western Canada Mortgage Corporation
Toronto
Ont
G. I. Lennox
Baker St. Nelson
Fred Irvine
Furs
Red Irvine & Go
Ny W
Wwe
Opera House
Chinaware
Daulton
Royal Crown Derby
Royal Worcester
Haviland Limoges
Alana Tra
Belding
Ireland
Kerr & Co
Cor, Baker and
Ward Streets
Gamble & O'Reilly
Baker Street
Eureka Mineral Wool and Asbestos Co. Insurance Go
North America
Ant Mire Insurance
New York
Quebec
Fire Assurance Go
Bogustown
Mill Street
Ward
Robson
Water Cottage
Water Street
Robson St
Stanley
Falls
Hoover
Nelson Wine CO
Frank A. Tamblyn
Mansesn
Raker
the Bank of British Columbi
Iss
Crediton Skagway
U.S
Atlin
B .C
Dawson City
Yukon
C.w.west & Ot
Agenta
Imperial Oil Quad
Crow's Nest
Baker Stree
Reisterer
Nelson, B. C
Eiderdown Comforts
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