Knob Hill and Boundary Notes From Grand Forks Region
Local notes from Grand Forks area with items on McBean's store offerings and Stetson hats, Rev Father Palmer Catholic services, and changes to Morrin Thompson ad. Mentions new post office at Boundary railway Trison Christina Lake, track ballast by CPR, and multiple town personalities. Includes mining reports, hires, and planned consolidation of Grand Forks Miner and Gazette with Labor Day style events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knob Hill Stack
Crawtorn
T- McBean's
Grand Forks
James Punch
McBean’s
Father Palmer
Morrin & ‘Thompson
McRae
Smith's
Dominson Avenue
Pioneer
le Boyne
Europe
Hob Scott
Myers Creek
Rock , Creek
Miss Todd
Chas
Garrison
Franklin Camp
Arthur S. Williamson
Hunter-Kendriick Co
San’ Francisco
Ironsides
Knob’ Hill
Victoria
Golden ‘Crown
The
Gazette
New Tender Calls For Office Building At Corner Site
Reports say new tenders will be invited for the gox to office building to be erected at the corner of Old Syansides avenue and First street by Jay P. Graves and W Yolen Williams. Architect Wm R Metherson of Grand Forks among contractors planning the work. Also notices for business opportunities and investment appear as locals discuss rail service improvements and passenger connections to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Telephone Corporation
Bolster
Brewster
Columbia
Northwestern ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company
I ‘Vg
Yale-Columbia ‘Lumber Co
Cascade
Greenwood Fire Department
W.manin
Martin. Bros
Ross‘Jandy
Martin
Phoenix
Hartford Junction
Greenwood
Bruce Payne
Granby
Quebec
J.B. Hemenway
Mark Tracy
C. A. Baldwin
Republic
Spokane
W.J. Smith
J. C. Crawford
War Eagle
Golden Crown
Winnipeg
Knob Hill
Old Tronsides
Brooklyn
Steinwinder
Gox
Old Syansides Avenue
First Street
Jay P. Graves
W. Yolen Williams
Wm. R. Metherson
Grand Forks
Canadian Bank of Commerce Buys Bank of British Columbia
Winnipeg reports clarify the Bank of Commerce purchases the Bank of British Columbia. The deal is a full acquisition of goodwill and business with all BCI branches becoming CMC branches or merged locally. Capital rises from 6 million to 8 million and reserves increase by 1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Bank of British Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miners’ Exchange
George C Hodlge
Vernon & Nelson “Telephone Gas
M.A. Crane
E.m.rhinear
Crescent Try. Goods, Co
Rossland
Wis
Foley Bros
Union
Dominion Avenue
J. A. Williamson
Hartford
H--N'Galer
Jake Kirkpatrick
Silverton
Wim.” Hunter Co., Ltd
Jack Lyons
Slater
Blank Books
Hlue Bros. & Smith
Phoenix, B.C
Paris
J.E. ‘Abtmstrom
Nordén Hotel
Northport
le Roi
Natal
Ker Traian
Torzo P. m
Dey
Eholt
Te Atlansjosseonn
Fuer
B.C. Gard Felden
Cariboo
Mckinney
Dundee
Mionekaha
Noble Five
Novelty
Okanogan
Tramsides
Peoria
Princess Magda
Wambler-Caribogee Republic
Tamarac
Xenneth
van Anda
Warkaghe Commandaved
Phoenix Pioneer
Phoenix Spur
Chas. A. McClung & Co
Wynkoop-Stephens Trading Company
Bank of Commerce Beye
Bank of B.C. Besliese
Ket Claus
Mente
Met
Hore
E. Weeks
I. X. Ki
Americas
Buckley & Sons
London
City Bakery
Slim & McCagut
Ironsides Addition
B.C
Russell Bros
Dominion Ave
Phoenix St
Phoenix, B. C
M. McBean & CO
Michael McBean & Coo
Butte
Proznix, B.C
Dick Lorah
Entrn
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