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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
4
A concise notice urging readers to place an order immediately to ensure confirmation and delivery. Key call to action emphasizes urgency and commitment to secure the item. No names or organizations are given in the fragment.
The note recounts a curling match at the Home with Newling and partners beating Bell and company, 17 to 16, plus a skate mention on the lake front after heavy recent snow. It also lists church talks at Emmanuel and Socialist meetings led by J M Cameron, with various BC branches organized in towns such as Rossland, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Phoenix, Ymir, and Trail.
Mrs C F Jackson of Rossland visits Nelson friends while J M Harris of London stops en route to Spokane. Canada Drug and Book Co advertises big sale discounts up to 50 percent. Kokanee carloads ore arrive for Hall Mines smelter. Local skating crowd, curling match had Onslow Newling hurt. Christmas services and church music planned. Masonic Lodge installed officers and held a banquet with toasts and songs.
The Marble Bay mines owner, a major Canadian capitalist, travels to Seattle amid an Ameri can syndicate deal to buy Texada island property. He returned with two Seattle mining engineers for a final property examination and now stays as a guest at Dr Watt's hospital.
Premier Lewis of Tasmania thanks Ottawa for the salmon ova gift noting landing in satisfactory condition. The officer in charge praises inspectors and officials. Ova were shipped from British Columbia. Montreal talks of reappointing directors at the Montreal and London Gold and Development company. new committee to assess finances. stock recently sold at 1.
A Burlington Indiana locomotive fireman C W Bellamy recalls a near miss with his engine while suffering pain and fatigue. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring health and vigor, urging readers to invest in a venture by Simil panes Valley Coal Co. Ltd. for profit.
J. J. Palmer of Toronto, president of the Toronto Type Foundry company, is aboard the Seattle Victoria steamer Rosalie now detained in quarantine at Williams Head station in Vancouver on December 27.
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