Flick Birth in Nicola British Columbia
At Nicola in British Columbia on Saturday June 16 1906 Captain C L and Mrs Flick have a daughter born to them.
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Newspaper
Nicola Herald
Location
Nicola, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
4
At Nicola in British Columbia on Saturday June 16 1906 Captain C L and Mrs Flick have a daughter born to them.
Alec Gordon of Lower Nicola and J Shiver begin new homes while visitors from Quilchena Kamloops and Victoria travel through Nicola. Several locals depart for Greenwood Spences Bridge and the coast. The Dominion Day refreshments are planned by the Ladies Guild and schooling closes for summer with Miss Mordwald heading to the coast for a teachers convention.
The election of officers for Court Niccola A. O. F. will take place on Friday June 22. All members are requested to be present. After the business is disposed of light refreshments will be served.
Business locals sample Griffin's smoked shoulders at the Metropolitan Meat Market while promoting comfort footwear from Armstrong's. Carrington's Golden Leaf tea is touted as the finest flowery orange pekoe imported for the area at 60 cents a pound. Also advertised are MM hams and bacon for tasting.
A noisy early 20th century advertisement listing Cedar shingles from the Nicola Port Steam Sawmill, teas from Carrington and Griffin Ham at the M M M, Boots and Shoes at Armstrong's, and clothing from Amnernog's Lower Nicola. It urges building now to dry lumber and notes July fashions.
A damaged ad from The Peoples Store promotes Fly Fu 500 electric sprayers at $1.50. It claims ranchers benefit from trying it, noting once used they keep a supply on hand. A. R. Carrington is listed as the store name.
Within 60 days I will apply to the chief lands and works commissioner to purchase 320 acres of pasture land adjoining Lot 10S on the west side. The tract begins at a marked point A Kt G W corner then runs 80 chains west 40 north 80 east and 40 south to the start. June 19, 1906 A Rt Gopwix
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