Local News Briefs From Nelson City And Surrounds
Local items report on trips by R. Stewart and Captain Gore to Vancouver and Slocan, a marriage license issued to Edna Bartlett and Milton Hayvey Peters, and Pierce of police Chief Hunt visiting. Crane work progresses on Montreal Bank building curb and sidewalk. Nelson Cricket Club plans a July match with Rossland. Mayor Houston leaves for Vancouver for opposition caucus. Free Masons and local church services scheduled, and a Seattle 4th of July celebration invitation noted. A large list of attendees at a lodge meeting is recorded along with carnival fund-raising efforts and mine shipments from Delphine Mine to Trail smelter showing 212 ounces. Continuous feed of local social and business news including school returnees from Spokane and Great West Life Insurance visit, plus impending Foresters court organization and carnival outriggle race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bartlett
Milton Hayvey Peters
K. O. Hunt
Tacoma
Polies
T. G. Proctor
Dammer
Mineral Hill
Rover Creek
Old Country
John Hampson
Hall Mines
J, Hh, Brock
Great West Life Insurance Company
Dominion
Roach
Tom Lillie
Tom
Shkvers
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsement Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe cure for constipation affecting stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promotes 25 cents at Canada Drug & Book Store and highlights a local sale at Wallace Miller Co with hat rush and summer suits. Florence Park Hotel serves spring delicacies at Roberts’ Ranch run by W M Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Canada Drug & Book Store
Wallace-Miller Co., Limited
Jane
Florence Park
Roberts’ Ranch
River
W. M. Roberts
Frightful blunder treated with Bucklen Arnica Salve
An old advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best remedy for burns, wounds, sores, boils, felons and skin eruptions. It promises rapid pain relief and healing with a 25 cent box at Canada Drug & Book Store, with a cure guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Drug & Book Store
A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed Proverb
A short moral note urges timely use of glasses and seeks readers to seek help when eye wear is needed. It contrasts aging eyes with those who die young and promotes seeking assistance from the publisher when unsure of proper spectacles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Stewart
Vancouver
Captain Gore
Slocan District
Kootenay Landing
H. J. Cambie
F. P. Gutelius
J. W. Troup
Columbia & Kootenay Railway
Josie Miller
R. H. Limmerman
Rossland
Bradshaw
Nelson Cricket Club
Elliot & Lennio'a
Montreal Bank
Houston
Seattle
United States
Nelson Lodge
Order of Free Masons
St. Saviour's Church
Baker Street
Yates
Slume
A. H. Nickling
R. C. Hunt
RB. V. Kempton
Windermere
Tl. L. Johnson
Greenwood
Robert Bullock
S. IL
Hoskins
Victoria
M. D. McKie
Slocan
J. J. Mclean
J. D. Mulviehall
New York
A. Archer
Ymir
Nelson Rifle Company
Lieutenant Day
Nelson
Vichy
Labor
Trades and Labor Council
Messrs
J. J. Malone
W. J. Thompson
Messrs. Buchanan
Holt
R. V. Kimpton
Delphine
Trail
Ruth Thelin
Alma Elsop
St. Mary’s Hall
Spokane
England
W. H. Dowsing
Montreal
City
Grand Central Hotel
Ancient Order of Foresters
John Hilbert
Mining Recorder's
Belfast
William Feeney
Gold Standard
Wallace-Miller Co
Lamited
Patenaude Bros
Elson B.C
Mien
Lillie Bros
Congo
Martin O’reilly & Co
Houston Block
Kerr & CO
Madden
Peerless Ice Cream Freezer
Vancouver Hardware Co
Mara Block
Ero
The
Nelson Electric Tramway Co.Ltd
Macdonald -Block
Josephine
Vernon Streets
T. C. Duncan
Merchants’ Bank of Halifax Incorporated
Thomas Kong
Thomas Ritchie
Wiley Smith
H. G. Bauld
H. Fuller
M.L.C
David MacKeen
TUL
He-en L. Pease
Torrance
Halifax
W. F. Brock
D. M. Stewart
Nova Scotia
Antigonish
Bridgewater
Guysboro
Londonderry
Lunonbu
Maitland
Hants Co
Pictou
Port Meee
Sydney
Shubenaoadicure
Weymon
New Brunswick
Bathurst
Ndegeton
Kent Co
Geo. Kydd
B.C
Chicago
America Bank of Scotland
Japan
Turner Beetone Co
London
Eng
Milwaukee
WM. Hamilton Manufacturing GO
Peterborough, Ontario
Canada
Neelands
Neelands Shoe Company
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