Boundary Falls smelter option eyed by Montreal Copper Co
The Montreal and Boston Copper Co eyes control of the Standard pyritic smelter at Boundary Falls to reduce Sunset and Crown Silver ores. Executives Greenshields and Munroe inspect the plant, with plans to either contract a nearby smelter or build their own. vessel and furnace upgrades loom as ore shipments resume from Last Chance and No. 7 mines, while inclusion of a new air receiver and a 200 horsepower heater signals expansion.
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Boundary
Montreal and
Ruston “Copper Co
Sunset
Crown
Deadwood
Johns
Askan
Houndary Falls
Four Mile i
Greenwood
J. Mm. Greenshields
K. C
Montreal
A. Munroe
Boudary
H.C. Pellinges
Vic i
James Breen
Lenora
Vancouver
Laland
Boundary Falls
Bellinger
Victoria
Greenshieldg
Boston Copper Co
Greenshields
Miners Rally For Injured Comrades In Granby Accident
Granby miners raised over 800 for two injured coworkers McIntosh and Gillis after late week mine blasts. McIntosh lost one eye, doctors in Spokane hope to save the other, while Gillis also suffered eye injuries. Subscriptions covered travel for treatment by Dr Thomson. Both men longtime Granby workers. Church services listed for tomorrow across local congregations.
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Knob Hill
Joe McIntosh
Hugh Gillis
Granby Gy
Spokane
R. J. “Thomson
McTintosh
Gillis
Wosein
Greenwood braces for snow and town events swing into spring
In Greenwood snow piles high as miners, merchants and clubs plan town life. The curling club grows, the skating rink hosts a carnival, St. Patrick's ball set for Phoenix Miners Union No 8, the school board and city offices prepare annual tasks, and residents travel, retiree plans, and new businesses emerge amid a busy week.
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Greenwood
Mathison
Granby. Co
Wine Hunter Co. Ltd
Bank Mock
Agth
Cal
Geo
Breakenridge
Marsal Lake
Robert Wood
Fathers of
Old Country
George May Foster
Jakes
St. Patrick’s
Phoenix Miners’ Union
Joly Parker
Spokane
Parker
Kerr
City
McMillan
Granby Company Plans Spring Restart At Boundary
A. C. Flumerfels, general manager of Granby Co, returns from eastern cities. S. P. Parrish, manager of Bye mine Summit camp, states operations paused, home at Boundary. Grand Forks and Republic railway near ready for business with ore cars and locomotives arriving, company resolves past troubles with V. V. & Co.
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A. C.flumerfels
Granby Co
Phoenix
S.P. Parrish
Bye
B. C
Grand Forks and Republic Railway
Fifth Rossland Winter Carnival Arrangements Publicized
The fifth annual Rossland Winter Carnival is nearly ready with a single rail fare for all lines and February 20 to 22 set as dates. Tickets go on sale February 20 and are valid to February 24. Events include a grand hockey tournament for senior and junior teams, skating races, snowshoe events, ski running and jumping, a masquerade, and cutter races. Prizes total about $2,009 as organizers hope for strong turnout from the Kootenay and Vale regions. Secretary H W C Jackson notes the hockey team will likely participate and demonstrate strong play, as last year’s team impressed spectators from across the region.
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Rossland
Kootenay and
Vale
H. W.C. Jackson
Focal Hockeyeam
the Kootenay
Boundary district ore output hits January total near 29,849 tons
January ore production across Boundary mines reached 29,849 tons, all shipped to Boundary smelters. Despite Granby smelter repairs closing two furnaces for nearly a week, shipments remained respectable as The Mother Lode held steady and Golden Crown resumed ore output after a long pause.
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Boundary District
Boundary
Granby
Winnipeg
Granby Smelter Resumes After Three Day Shutdown
The Granby smelter halted for three days after a frozen flume caused a power outage. Repairs completed Wednesday and the reduction works are back in full operation. Separate incidents included a No 2 hoist crank shaft break at Old Tronsides mine, delaying lower-level shipments briefly. Trustees of Phoenix General Hospital met to plan covering the building balance, with patients anticipated in about thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Meyerhoff
Greenwood
Cariboo
Camp McKinney
Kentle
Granby
Tronsides
Rossland
Phoenix General’ Hospital
Hemenway
Pioneer Limited praised as finest train in world
Prominent newspapers extol the Pioneer Limited as an elegant and luxurious railroad car experience. The ad notes the service runs daily between St. Paul and Chicago on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, with agents and general agent contact for tickets.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pioneer Limited
United States
Canada
R.L. Foro
C.J. Evpy
Vass
Agt
Lost rings reward near Knob Hill hotel
Two gold rings with settings lost on the street near the Knob Hill hotel. A reward of ten dollars is offered for return to the Common House or the Pioneer office. Finder may claim prize by presenting at either location.
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Goth
Knob Hill Hotel
Common House
Pioneer Office
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Grocery Department
Upton’s
Aemdrick
Knob
Hillavenue, Phoenix
Morrin, Thompson & CO
West Fork
Midway
Wainwright
Last Chance
Providence Camp
Buick Arere
Rumberger
Marshall
Elise’ Andl
Dominion Avenue
Foltage’ Hotel
Tut
Bool
Bank of Montreal
Hurdly-McKenzie Hall
Morsin, Thompson & Co
D. McMillan
Sala City Solicitors Eal
City Health of
McIntob
Hardy-McKeagie Hall
G. Kinney
H. A
H. Reid
Mornsling
Church of England
Tomarrow
E. P.lewelling
St. Andrews
Prih
Synnday
J. M. Millary
Frateonal Order of Eagles
Midwyy
George R. Naden
Phoenix General Hospital
Alderman McRae
Police
Pot. Meavish
B. C. Permanent Loan] Co
Wedneseday
Phoenis
Jack Collins
William Landon
Grand Forks
Fraser & Landon
Downie
Nelson
Kootenay
Yale
Readmaster H
Yale Johnston
J. W. Astley
Geo. Ewing
Grand Korks
R. D. Morkill
Wey
H. N. Galer
William Spier
Forks
Eholt Pod
Boundary Mines
Granby Warke
Granby Smelter
No. 2
Holstet
the Pioneer Limited
Neore
Lenin
Mother Lode
Fod
Phi A Granby
Brooklyn
Pendwood Sante
Tren Eeaneares
Lena Tezeeti
Reoryan
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