Nelson Daily items outline city happenings and business actions
Local notices report actions to recover mine debts, sale of Queen's funeral film seats, opening of a supreme court registry, police uniform work, a new stone crusher at Victoria street quarry, Nelson minstrel rehearsals, Joseph Jones leaving for England, Vancouver World praise for Nelson, Spokane as mail hub, George Emory jailed, police head injured, ore shipments from Keystone and nearby properties, Juno mine tunneling start with ventilating stove setup.
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Victoria Street
Baker Street
Bank of Montreal
Fall Street
Robert Nelson
Juno
Nelson
FEED CHILDREN On Properly Selected Food It Pays Big Dividends
A mother reports improved health in her children after changing meals to include fruit Grape Nut and Postum products. She notes less potatoes and coffee, more meat with vegetables at dinner, and credits Grape Nuts and Postum with growth and wellbeing. The testimonial is signed Mia from Oakes and references Postum Cereal Co Battle Creek Michigan.
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Mia
Oakes
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Anniversary of Nelson gas service marks growth
The Nelson Coke and Gas Company marks one year since introducing gas to mains across Nelson. Nearly $100,000 invested, four million feet of gas supplied to 150 businesses and homes for lighting heating cooking and assaying. Manager Fred Burnett expects a strong summer growth in cooking demand and cities population growth remains promising.
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Nelson
Nelson Coke& Gas Company
Kootenays
Miner
Hudson's Bay Company
Fred Burnett
Notable visitors and arrivals in the city
New Denver Lodge editor T Lowery stays at Hotel Hume while Mrs Jennie E Harris of Kaslo heads through en route to Rosland. M S Logan of Rossland, J Y Griffin of Winnipeg, J Frank Collom of Alameda head Arlington Mining group in Slocan. George Hillyer arrives to join C P R telegraph as operator. Superintendent William Downie returns from Columbia & Western and Rossland lines with Boby F Gutelius the resident engineer.
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T. Lowery
New Denver Lodge
Hume
Jennie E. Harris
Kaslo
Rosland
M. S. Logan
Rossland
Juno Mining Company
J. Y. Griffin
Winnipeg
J. Y. Griffin & Company
J. Frank Collom
Alameda
Cal
Arlington
Arlington Mine to Start Producing at Once in Erie
The Arlington mine at Erie moves to production with a 50 ton daily concentrator planned from Gates Iron Works, to arrive by April 1. A tramway 2,000 feet long will link mine and mill, powered by steam, as 35 workers advance development. The operation targets June 1 for full concentrator operation and expects high ore returns from quartz with iron pyrites and galena carrying gold.
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Arlington
Erie
H. E. T. Haultain
Hastings & B. C. Company
Gates Iron Works
Chicago
Erie Station
New Oyster Beds Found Near Victoria Shores
Special dispatch from Victoria reports discovery of new oyster beds by Smashes on Discovery Island about ten miles from the city. The beds yield a large variety resembling eastern oysters more than Olympia and are now sold at local fish stalls. The cruiser Virago lies in drydock undergoing routine repairs.
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Victoria
Discovery Island
Olympia
H. M
Virago
Ma lock to Represent Canada in Australia Parliament Opening
Special to The Miner. Toronto March 7 Hon Mr Ma lock departed this afternoon for Australia to represent Canada at the opening of the first Australian parliament. He sails from New York aboard a steamer.
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Canada
Toronto
Malock
Australia
New York
AT THE HOTELS
A list of guests at various hotels includes J C Drewry Geo B Drewry Rossland W J Mackenzie Vancouver Thos Hilliard Henry Roy Rossland J S Carter Winnipeg G Williams Spokane Hume H W Holden Portland J Y Griffin and wife Winnipeg J Griffin St Thomas H H Cooper Vancouver S W Gebo Blairmore J Duncan Meikle Omaha M S Logan Rossland R T Lowery New Denver R Bullock Winnipeg R E Aler Slocan City Mrs Jennie E Harris Kaslo
Electric Bitters and August Flower Featured in Health Ads
A nostalgic health ad brief touts Electric Bitters as a cure for backache, headaches, nervousness, and related ailments with a testimonial from Mrs. Phebe Cherley. It promotes Green's August Flower for indigestion and biliousness, claiming it cleanses the system and alleviates headaches. Additional lines mention local merchants and catalogues, including E A Moore and W F Teetzel, plus a note on Laxative Bromo Quin ine for colds.
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Phebe Cherley
Peterson
St Canada Drug & Book Co
W. F. Teetzel & Co
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Cnure
Molly Gibson
Opera House
Palm Confectionery
Ward Street
E. T. H. Simpkins
The
Supreme Court
Golden
Supreme Court Registry
J. E.giffiths
Fred J. Squire
Nelson Minstrels
Jones
Joseph
England
Fletcher
London
Vancouver
A. J. Marks
Marks
Leland
United States
Postmaster-General's Department
Spokane
Seattle
George Emory
Crease
W. H. Bullock-Webster
Keystone
Whiskey Creek
Northport
Finch-Campbell Syndicate
William H. Barbour
Delaware
Crawford Creek
Silver Hill
London Consolidated Group
Henry Roy
the Gas Company
Victoria News Notes
E. U. Moore
Nelson Hotel
E. A. Moore
W. Groves
Geese
Fred Irvine & Co
Fred Irvine
Lillie Bros
Watch Sale
Jewel Empire
Jewel Waltham
Jewel P. S. Bartlett
Jewel Royal Vanguard Model
Jewel Crescent Street Vanguard
Jewel Vanguard Movement
Finest Waltham Movent
Patenaude Bros
Pierre Bros
Josephine St
Clarke Hotel
Royal Bank of Canada
Thomas E. Kean
Thomas Ritchie
Wiley Brith Ats Beard
David Mackeen
L. Peant
Brant
Mallfaxs
W. B. Torrance
Halifax
Eva Scotia
Pabgoalats
Guysboro
Londonderry
Laingavare da Maidland
Hants Co
Pictou
Pore Egrkeabary
Sydney
Shubenacadie
Bathurst
Dorchestert
Kent Co
Neville
John
Woodstock
Lottetown
Summerside
Ches
Swese
Nate Demand
Newfoundland
St. Jon's
Cuba
West Indies
Havana
United State
Exchange Place
British Columbia
Grand. Forks
Nanaimo
East End
Eee
Renee Nada
Merchants Bank of C. Boston
National Shawmut Chleate—Diinoks Sar Pe Ig Ae
Pan
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Old National Bank
Geo. Kydd
B.C
CROWN
Lawrence Hardware CO
Muralo
J. Bradley & Co
Josephine
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