Nelson News Roundup Highlights Local Events And Infrastructure
The city reports progress on the Rolison bridge over the Columbia with a November traffic start and notes on local church services and weddings. Cargo projects include a Luca of lumber via the Big Surprise and rail work for Manitoba grain transport. Local weather, market shifts, and utility repairs thread through a busy week as public notices, mining, and civic plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Bay
Nelson
Baker Atrest
St. Paul's Presbyterian
Mening
Bierly
St. Saviour’s Church
Mr. Beer
Kaslo
Simper
Stainer
J. Hostley Sondy
Nelson Public School
Sondy
Montreal
McGill University
Castlegar
Spokane
Stanley Street
Hall Mines Road
At & O'Cock
Armory
West Transfer Company
T. C. Driscoll
Sandy Urek
Thea Creek
C. Vp.b
Kootenay Landing
Manitoba
Nelson & Jedlington
Crow’s Nest Southern
Creston Junction
Elko
Crow’s Nest
Knights of the Maccabees
A. W. Purdy
J. Boyce
W. Lynch
G. A. Ball
Wambold
Col. Saunders
Calgary
England
Ottawa
British Columbia
Incomplete Railway Path Details Near Uranl Sidtey
Fragmentary excerpt describes a railway segment toward a terminal, noting a lighter construction phase for the final stretch. Mentions May and two individuals, with a half mile remaining and a gravel hillside ease in building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranl Sidtey
Jonnie Woon Read
Local Residents and Visitors Arrive and Depart
Mrs Thomas Parkinson moved to hospital with typhoid fever. Albert Sullivan new Revelstoke principal arrived and registered. H S Wallace bought Camborne townsite and hosts guests. Miss Alice O Reilly moves in with brother Martin. Numerous names and origins listed as residents and travelers bound for England on Great Northern. New library books include Kate Douglas Wiggin titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parkinson
Albert Sullivan
Revelstoke
Wallace
Camborne
Fish River
Ulardeau
Alice O'Reilly
Ville Maris
Montreal
Martin O'Reilly
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Piles and Wounds
Itching piles are cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised as the best for injuries sores and eruptions. The ad claims thousands cured and guarantees relief at 25 cents a box. Sold by Canada Drug & Book Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Canada Drug & Book Co
If You Don’t Like Blue Ribbon Tea
A brief boastful line claims dislike of Blue Ribbon Tea comes from never having tasted it.
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Rernants
Tietmanlt
Nelson, B. G
Aron
John Richardson
Vancouver
Leonsidivel
Stedivy Kaslo
Yuaterday
Rambler-Cariboo
Sethy Amnester
San Francisco
Moyle
Procter
Lardo
W. Valentino Hunt
Bonnington Malls Power Co
Bonnington
Slocan City
Vass Creek
Robson
Bonnington Falls
Sayon
Poorman
Granite-Poorman
W. E
Short
W. J. Armstrong
Kelowna
C. Beach
Skill
Toronto
A. Wrench
M. Swan
Pittsburg
Kirkham
Winnipeg
J. J. Southcott
Victoria
D W. Moore
Trail
Grand Central
James D. Bond
Sondon
Thibodor
H. V. Worrest
P. E.simpson
J. L. Meallistter
Sandon
Queens
T. F McKechmie
Kootenay
Aleton
Point Mila Point
David Arnot
Slocan
W. I. Dickson
Fall Millinsry
Penelope
Kate Douglas Wiggan
Scotland
Kate D. Wiggin
Joe
M. Block
Robson Street
Mill Street
Josephine
Hall Streets
Ward Street
Carbonate Street
Mines Road
Nelson Wine CO
Frank A. Tamblyn
Mana Prelephore Mator St
Bennett
Awrence Hardware Co
A. R. Barrow
Provincial Land Surveyor
Kootenay Sts
P.O. Box
Clarke
Robert Ylor
New Westminster
B. C
Abia
Tei
Asthmma
Griffiths and Macpherson Co., Limited
Vanstone Nelson
B.C
Cambourne Group
Treasury
Free Gold Fish River Camp
Lardeau Mining Division
Oyster Group
Brydges
P. O. Box
Nelson, B. C
Hall
Theo. Madson
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