Opposite the Post Office Finds Small City Shop Display
Readable fragments show a shop near the post office advertising six stocks of fine English fabrics and serges. An unnamed helper is mentioned as employed in the display.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Pioneer
Location
Phoenix, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
3
Readable fragments show a shop near the post office advertising six stocks of fine English fabrics and serges. An unnamed helper is mentioned as employed in the display.
The item outlines school vacation close by public exams, power company talks with Nelson, mine ventures and boarding houses, church activities and visits by provincial officials. It notes social fund receipts, local catering changes, and upcoming religious services and music programs.
A jumble of remarks from Rossland Miner interviews references Phoenicians and refinery plans. Officials like Graves Williams Flumerfalt discuss coast smelter prospects and timelines, with estimates of 60 days for a decision and years for full completion amid federal policy considerations.
Classified notice shows hotels for rent and room rates at Nordeni hotel on Dominion avenue. It lists furniture, offices for rent in Morrison-Anderson block, and a contact for Harry Odams, manager, with claims of first class short order dining at Rose Hill Hotel. It also markets oxygen aids, tooth extraction services, and a general sales tone for capitalists and mining men.
Fragmented notice refers to a mineral act survey in the Greenwood Camp area near the Green River. It cites Miner’s Certificate No and names J Semeuvny Gio Winey and Janes Moran. The document notes requirements prior to advancement and mentions a camp previously operated by a Grange unit.
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