Penticton Community Notices Meal Meetings and Events
Local notices announce council chamber meeting Saturday November 20 at 3 pm to discuss Women’s Institute progress, Penticton Boys Club reorganization on Friday November 26 at 7 30 pm, and a Bengough entertainment. Obituary notes Samuel St Onge of Vancouver formerly Penticton dies at Vancouver General Hospital aged 54.
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Penticton Boys’ Club
Samuel St. Onge
Vancouver
Penticton
Vancouver General Hospital
Lake Front Lots Priced at Ten Dollars a Foot
Real estate notices advertise lake front lots at $10.00 per foot and select parcels in Old Townsite priced at $10.00 per block. The terse classified listing targets buyers seeking water frontage and urban plots in a small town.
Local Music Group Forms as Kelowna Road Debate Delays
Hill and Kenyon blocked a possible Kelowna road extension project. a Wednesday debate under the Athletic Club was postponed for a month. The club plans a rhythm of dance card party debate and business meetings, while a new town band formed with Kenyon as leader Hill as secretary Mulford librarian. Nearby, Gwen Robinson was surprised with a party by Summerland friends aboard the Maud Moore. W. Nuttall recovers from a fall while assisting in tree work, noting the accident and his lengthy convalescence. Mrs. J. B. Gardiner and son from Penticton spend winter at Peachcliff Fruit Farms alongside Mrs. Thomas of New Westminster staying with J. M. Thomas.
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Messrs. Hill and
Kenyon
Kelowna
Government Road
Tom Kenyon
Harry Hill
A. H. Mulford
Gwen Robinson
Summerland
Maud Moore
W. Nuttall
S. M. Pittman
Billy
Property Group Considers Bulk Purchase to Cut Costs
A community considers buying a block of homes or a single house to reduce expenses. Officials evaluate the economics of bulk purchase and potential savings for residents.
Okanagan Falls Snow and Local Farming Notes
An inch of snow fell Tuesday night the first of the season. D Gillespie reports two potatoes over five pounds and five weighing 203 pounds. John M Thomas harvested five tons of potatoes per acre. Wm J Thomas returns from Kelowna after visiting cousin J M Thomas. Workers modernize the road from the bridge to John McLellan’s house. J M Thomas imports thoroughbred hogs and sheep from Vancouver. Mr and Mrs D Gillespie spent Sunday with Peachcliff Fruit Farms friends. Edward Thomas has returned.
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Wm. J. Thomas
J. M. Thomas
Kelowna
Vancouver
Mrs. D. Gillespie
Peachcliff
Voter Eligibility Rules For Municipal Elections
The document outlines who may vote in municipal elections. It includes British subjects aged twenty one or older and details thresholds for land and property ownership or occupancy within the municipality. It also requires an authorized representative of a corporation owning property, and householder voters must declare their home and submit a statutory declaration by December 1 each year. By order of the Municipal Council. Charles Cey Clerk, 16‑4, dated October 30, 1999.
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Charles Ee Y Clerk
Penticton District Municipality notice 15-5
Public municipal notice from Penticton district outlines a formal action dated 15 May with governance details and procedural steps for local authority compliance. It records official names and the district’s administrative steps.
Hotel Penticton Liquor License Renewal Notice
Notice that thirty days after dates intent to apply to Penticton License Commissioners for renewal of a retail liquor license for the Hotel Penticton in Penticton BC. Amos Barnes listed. Dated November 8 1909.
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Amos Barnes
Penticton, B. C
Renewal sought for B. C. Hotel liquor license in Penticton
Notice filed days after date to apply for renewal of a retail liquor license for the B. C. Hotel located at Penticton. The applicant is W. H. Tapley.
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Penticton
B. C. Hotel
Penticton License Board Meets December 8 1909
The Board of License Commissioners for Penticton will hold a meeting on Wednesday December 8 1909 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon in the Council Chamber. By order.
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Board of License Commissioners
Municipality of Penticton
Pasture Horses Availability at Local Ranch
Joseph Brent & Son offer pasture to horses at $2.00 per head per month during the winter season. Straw and hay will be fed if bee ne.
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Joseph Brent & Son
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PN Etulgey
Company
Liverpool & Lé Royat
Atlas Noni
SON & Globe
Phoenix Guardian Union British America
Kendall & Mason
Henry Besson Young
Bengough
Penticton and District
Henry Matin
H. G. Magee
Moral Reform
Steward’s Hall
Canada
Penticton, Literary and Debating Society
Okanagan
Martin Street
The
Southern Okanagan Land Company
Naramata
Vancouver Island
Mrs
J. B. Gardiner and Son
Mrs. Thomas
New Westminster
Brother-Inlaw
Kootenay
C. Smith Lumber C
Stone & Wellington
Edmondson
Sunny Glen Ranch
Proctor
B.C
S. J. Kinney
B. C
Lauritz Nurseries
Victoria and Kelowna
Jonathan
Wagner
McIntosh Red
Victoria
Albert E. Boyer
Okanagan Falls
D. Gillespie
John M. Thomas
Acre
John McLellan
Okanagan Lake
Edward Thomas
Voters
Court of Revision
Charles Were
S. C. Brown
R. McCormack
Garnet Valley
Summer ND Fruit CO
Penticton License Commissioners
Hotel
Paul Clerk
Penticton Hardware Co
Peterboro’ Skiffs
Swood
B. Penticton
Lapstreak
W. J. Clement
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