Local Legislation and Church Notices Highlight City Happenings
The issue notes the legislature opening on the 21st and a January 6 birth. It covers municipal electors declarations, council plans for February 1, and reeve and council elections on February 18 and 25. It reports church service changes, a Presbyterian move, and a Baptist opening delayed. A PBC gathering honors Mrs. McNeill with a handbag as W. Kearns speaks, ending with Auld Lang Syne.
Penticton Boys Club Annual Dinner Seated 23 Members
The Penticton Boys Club held its annual dinner at Mrs. McNeil's home on Wednesday the 29th at 6:30. Twenty three boys dined on turkey and plum pudding as Mrs. Thompson led the event and Mrs. McNeil assisted. Toasts followed with responses from Horace Lister F Kearns Corwyn Lancaster and C A Thompson among others.
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Penticton Boys’ Club
W. Kearns
Harold Lister
Horace Lister
F. Kearns
Corwyn Lancaster
Kelowna Builds Electric Lighting and Water System
Kelowna's municipally owned electric lighting plant began operation on Christmas Eve with twenty one street lamps and about one hundred houses lit. The steam powered plant, installed by Morse Co, will also power lake water pumping for a new domestic water system. Total cost for water works and lighting is about sixty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelowna
Fairbanks Morse Co
Dr Crompton Praises Alcohol Uses Amid Denatured Debate
A correspondence to the editor cites Dr Charles Crompton of the U S Internal Revenue Department arguing denatured alcohol serves diverse industries and domestic needs. The writer highlights light heat and power applications while lamenting social ills from alcohol abuse.
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Tit Penticton Prins
Charles Crompton
Revenu Department
U. S
Right of Local Health Board to Abate Nuisances
A citizen named Noland urges municipal organization to form a Board of Health with full power to curb dangers threatening the town. He argues residents have an inalienable right to self governance and to protect moral and material interests under local option, promising decisive action against nuisances.
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Noland
Local option drives better hotels and business in Midland
Midland Ontario in 1908 reports that local option has improved hotel accommodation and business while liquor sales move from “blind pigs” to licensed hotels. Employers prefer staying with local option, few blind pigs are convicted, and neighboring towns are adopting the measure.
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Letherby
Midland
Ont
W. J. Clement
Penticton
B. C
Public Notice for Penticton Municipal Election January 1909
Electors are called to the Penticton Court House on January 18 at noon to elect a Reeve and Councillors. Nominations must be written and signed by two voters, delivered to the Returning Officer by 2 pm on nomination day. If a poll is needed, it opens January 25 at the Court House. Eligibility details for Reeve and Councillors include British subjects, property ownership, and residency requirements. Charles Were, Returning Officer, January 6, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penticton
Court House
Land Registry Office
Charles Were
Penticton Returning Officer Sets Voting Names Window
Charles Were Penticton Returning Officer will attend at the Court House from January 11 to January 16 between 1 and 6 pm to receive names of those wishing to vote in the upcoming election.
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Charles Were
Penticton
Kettle River Valley Railway Company seeks BC legislative charter
Notice announces an application to BC Legislative Assembly for incorporation of The Kettle River Valley Railway Company to build a standard gauge line from Midway to Penticton and from Penticton to Nicola, with telegraph and telephone lines, water powers, and rights to lease other lines. Dated Vancouver December 19, 1908. Cowan and Parkes are solicitors for the applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly of
British Columbia
Kettle River Valley Railway Company
Midway
B. C
Penticton
Okanagan Lake
Nicola
Province of
Vancouver
Cowan & Parkes
Kettle River Valley Railway Plans Act Request
The Kettle River Valley Railway Co. seeks an Act from Parliament at the next session to authorize constructing a line from near Penticton on Okanagan Lake to near Nicola on the Nicola Kamloops & Similkameen Coal & Railway line in British Columbia. Secretary E. C. Myers. Toronto, Ont. 25 5.
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Kettle River Valley Railway Co
Parliament of Canada
Penticton
Okanagran Lake
British Columbia
Nicola
Nicola, Kamloops & Similkameen Coal & Railway Company
E. C. Myers
Toronto
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the Canadian Bank
B. E. Walker
Alex. Laird
Canada
United States
England
Bank Morey
Yukon
Great Britain
Bret
Penticton Branch
J. J. Hunter
A. B. Campbell
Voxey
A. E. Kay
Campbell & Kay
E.S. Lake «Co
Main Street
Saddlery Co
Kent & Son
F. H. Lequesne
Dignan and Weeks
Penticton Stage and Livery Stables
Okanagan
Great Northern Railway
Keremeos
Klediey
Princeton
W. E. Welby
Vne Celcuvravucu
H. Wade
Giant Powder Co
Wm. Weaver
R. Wilton
Moose Jaw
Sas
L. W. Shatford
Penticton Municipal
New Baptist Church
Chas. Were
Main St
Eckardt Ave
Methodist Church
Capt. Logan
John A. Logan
Westminster Hall
Provincial Presbyterian College
GC. A. Jackson
Mr. Logan
Mrs. Jackson
FE. J. Finch
M. C. Kendall
Notary Public
G. R. Mason
Hendall &Mason
Fare and Life Insurance
BE. Foley Bennett
Ellis Street