Local News Roundup From Nelsons Busy Week
A large flock of spring lambs arrived from Washington for P. Barns & Co. A Kootenay Rifles drill is set for tonight and Dominion Day plans will be discussed. Fletcher mass meeting at the Opera House invites ladies to reserve front-row seats. The Dominion Day Carnival seeks donations via four city banks and local offices. Performances honor Rev. Robson with Mrs. Thurman and Miss McConnon praised. Nelson electors meet at the Opera House with Frank Fletcher’s supporters. Houston and Hall invited. A Spokane to Nelson rail-service change and a new schedule promise faster trips and a sleeper. Various legal transfers and assessments recorded at the Mining Recorder’s Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P. Barns & Co
Kootenay Rifles
Fletcher
Opera House
Dominion Day Carnival Association
Miner and Tribune
Robson
Thurman
Houston
Hall
Taylor
Vancouver
Supreme Court
Gratchfield
Harbottle
Kerr & Co
Odd Fellow
Building and Investment Co
Kerr
Brackman & Ker
Oppenheimer
Herr F. Steiner
Nelson Company
George Beer
O. A. Waterman
Bid Foster
R. Mills
Herr & Steiner
A. Tackaberry
Spokane Falls & Northern Road
Nelson Post Office
John A. Turner
London
Kaslo
Lardo
Victoria
Tackabury
Turner
England
Synod of
Mesdames Melville Parry
Cecil Ward
Ben Susan
Messrs
Lochore and Williamson
Crow & Morris Tobacco Shop Prize Drawings
Crow and Morris tobacconists hold weekly drawings every Saturday night. With each 25 cent purchase customers receive a ticket granting a chance at a case of pipes a box of 20 cent cigars or a single pipe. The open front store on Baker Street is easy to spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Crow & Morris
Baker Street
Electric Bitters Promised To Restore Strength For Idaville Man
Victims suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles and general run down relief is offered by Electric Bitters. J W Gardner of Idaville praises the tonic saying it restored his appetite and strength. Available for 500 at Canada Drug & Book Store with guaranteed satisfaction. Florence Park Hotel advertises meals two and a half miles up the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ted
Canada Dring & Book Store
Florence Park
W. M. Roberis
Patenaude Bros Optical Department Reopens Services
J. O. Patenaude returns from the East for his health and to pursue advanced optical study. The Patenaude Bros optical department invites calls for eye care with no charge for testing and promotes improved service for those with vision issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Patenaude
Patenaude Bros
Book binding offer at The Miner plant
The Miner Book Binding plant is installed and in full operation. Bring a full set of Glimpse of South Africa to The Miner office to have them bound.
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South Africa
Nelson Elector Promise from Conservative Candidate 1900
The Nelson riding candidate for the Conservative party pledges a cautious, businesslike provincial administration. He opposes rapid mining law changes and Eight Hour Law amendments, supports stricter mine inspections, clear mineral act sections, fair school control by cities, a Torrens Act, and urgent courthouse, road, trail, and bridge funding. He condemns partisan agitators and criticizes the Lieut Governor’s actions.
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Charles Waterman
Nelson Baseball Club
Rossland
P. R
Nelson
Nelson Boys
Baker
Shane
Jenckes
Shultz
Nickerson
Sportime Malls & Northern
Spokane
Wilby
North
Mining Recorder
A. E. Churches
W. GH. Moneypenny
Swift
Pend d’ Oreille River
Andrew Lurzen
E. O. Nelson
Eagle Creek
Fran H. G. Moneypenny
W. R. Foster
Andrew Anderson
John Austin
Nels
A. Burgualt
Frankfurt
H. MecAlpin
Eagle
R. Suxton
Oban
End Stadium
Wm. McArthur
Dewey and Shuttre
Robt, McCormack
J. J. Driscoll
Hawk Eye
Eagle Bird
Joseph Sturgeon
Annie May
Saul Johns
Patenau de Bros
MINER
West Kootenay
Conservative Party
Legislative Assembly
Frank Fletcher
Lillie Bros
P. O
Stanley
Carbonate Streets
Royal Hotel
John
Corner Ward and
Carbonate
Havana
B. C
Gamble & O’reilly
Columbia River
Burton City
Gamble & O'Reilly
Board of Licence Commissioners
City of
Athabasca
Noutheast
Baker and Kootenay
Patrick J. Russell
Athabasca Hotel Company, Limited
Neelands
P. B. Wilson
Silver King
Mike
Box
Hall Street
AND
SOO Line
Atlantic
Pacific
Imperial Limited
Montreal
American
Daily Express Service
Crow's Nest
Kootenay
C. E. Beasley City
R. W. Drew
Nellixon
F. Anderson
Tie
J. Coyle
Vv. Pasa
A.G. P. Agen
Nelern
J. Bannerman
E. P. Whalley, J. P
G. W. West & Go
Gov
Hall and Baker Sts
Nelson Soda S Water Factory
Beene Railway and Nav. Company, Ltd
Kaslo & Slocan
International Nav, & Trad, CO
International
Balfour
Pilot Bar
Ainsworth
All
Five Mile Point
Lardo-Dungan
Str
Alberta
Kalo
Argenta
Penchpal Landings
Canada
United States
Robert Irving
M. Bird
Eureka Mineral Wool and Asbestos Co
Hoover and
Hendryx Streets
Obson Street
Kootenay Coffee CO
Rio
Oddfellows Block
W. Baker
Nelson, B. C
Madden
Vancouver Hardware Co
Sta
P. Burns & CO
Trail
Kaslo Sondon
Three Forks
New Denver
Slocan City
Nya
H. J. Evans & CO. Nelson, B. C
Brussels
D. Marthur & CO
The
Nelson Electric Tramway Co.Ltd
Macdonald Block
Corner
Josephine
Vernon Streets
T. C
Duncan
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