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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 26, 1901
Page
4
Miners must renew licenses at the registry office by May 31. In Nelson, magistrates note no unlawful celebrations over the past two days. W. G. Gillett won contracts for a new residence near Bogustown and woodwork on a Fairview brick store.
A Cincinnati writer praises Grape-Nuts as ideal for mental workers avoiding heavy digestion. He claims improved health after short use, asserts a pound of Grape-Nuts nourishes more than ten pounds of meat or bread, and asks readers to write to Postum Cereal Co. for more information without revealing his name.
A newspaper blurb promotes a Monday sale of Women’s Neckwear and Belts. It highlights exclusiveness and quality, noting chiffon jabots lace collars and various belt styles from corded satin to patent leather and girdles to attract customers all week.
Nelson Electric Tramway Co announces reduced fares and twenty minute service. Outbound departures from Hudson's Bay stores begin 6.45 am with final 10.40 pm. Sunday same hours but at 3 am. Inbound trains meet at 11.35 am and 10.10 pm. Passengers to outbound trains must notify conductors. Real estate: sale of many residential sites along tram lines in southern city ateasy terms. Apply Tramway Office Vernon Street.
A large consignment of crockery from the old country arrived yesterday on the C PRK for the Nelson trade. Miners from the Silver King mine report five feet of snow at the mine. Grading starts on a new sidewalk on the east side of Josephine Street between Mill and Latimer. Methodist services today will be led by Rev. White with an evening sermon. Sergeant Steele asks the owner of a Lee Enfield rifle to return it at once to Jim or any company officer.
Geasts at the Queens list Mark Maney Slocan R Mowat and wife Slocan D Stephens Nakusp KE Bennet Kaslo Mr and Mrs K C Beaton leave for Seattle Wash where Mr Beaton joins Seattle Daily Times Corporal T Brown Strathcona Horse named first lieutenant No 2 company Rocky Mountain Rangers vice H McLeod resigned Rev J B Morgan moves into residence vacated by W Martin heading to the east for a time Registered at the Phair toward Chapman Vancouver R M Jameson Toronto Thomas Auld Winnipeg Joseph Penny Vancouver J P Bruce Peterboro B C John Junn Winnipeg Arrivals at the Home Charles Hunter Phoenix R J Hutchings salary J H Inkster Rossland George Lawler Kaslo J Cameron Vyakuna Wash J McGill Vancouver J H Winter Rossland J Jeffry Silver King mine
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