Revelstoke to Host Kootenay Curling Bonspiel in January
Revelstoke will host the annual Kootenay Curling Association bonspiel in January following a Rossland meeting. Officers elected include Patron Judge Fo Nelson, President G Fraser of Rossland, and Revelstoke officers Vice Presidents H mm and FE B Lewis, with Rev. Procunier as Chaplain and notable executive members listed. The event featured a social evening with music by local artists, midnight refreshments, and a large turnout demonstrating community enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Brown
Revelstoke
Kootenay Curling Association
Tanuary
Rossland
Ich
Fo Nelson
G. Fraser
H. mm
M. oL.innett
Sondon
Peter
Wilson
Nelson
B. Lewis
Ntevelstoke
As Procunier
Executive Council
Robert, W. Grigor
Rosslan
B. Boucher
Phocuis
George L. Sinclair
Golden
G. S. McCarter
D M. Rae
Devil
Vancouver couple wed at Forrest home in Revelstoke links
Lyle MacGowan and Eva Forrest, daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Forrest, were married at 621 Jervis Street in a simple ceremony by Rev H Wilson of St Andrew's Presbyterian. Attendants wore white and pink ensembles, best man was Mr Bark Mangowan. After a reception the couple sailed on the City of Seattle for a brief wedding trip and will reside at the corner of Helis ken and Granville streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Works
Lyle Macgowan
Eva ‘Forrest
Revelstoke
A.B. Forrest
Jervis Street
Eva Forrest
A. He . Macgowan
H. Wilson
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Netlie Forrest
Vat
Babcock
Borrest
Borrest, Wasessed In Bhinlabatross
Seattle
Helisken and
Granville Streets
House Advances Assessment Act Despite Evening Caucuses
In Victoria the House made progress on the Assessment Act in Committee but adjourned at 6 pm to avoid party caucuses, resuming tomorrow at 1 pm. Ottawa reports Grand Trunk Pacific to post a 5 million deposit in Canada. Admiral Alexei reportedly cancels Far East visit as tensions rise. Senator Spetukiing comments on the Panavive issue, noting the president’s trap concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Dees
Ottawa
London
Grand -Trunk Pacific
Socialist Officers Missing Spark Elopement Rumor
A distorted dispatch quoted by the Nelson Daily News describes Socialist officers missing in SCOUVER on December 1. It claims a woman named Ramonw paired with a plan to marry and notes an empty treasury, making the elopement and socialistic agitation the sole topic of discussion among circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouver
Nelson ‘Daily News
McBride Government faces BC finances and reform
The Montreal Gazette reports British Columbia under McBride faces a fiscal crisis from prior weak administrations. The plan shifts from reducing spending to raising revenue to match expenditures, aiming to avert bankruptcy and uphold the province’s honor. A Chewellkuc weren’t clear. notes mention gifts list on page one.
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McBride
British Columbia
Bankeapley
My. McBpide
Rome
Montreal Gazette
Mining deal fuels Gold Finch Co spring work
From Camters Ontario to Pool Creek three miles above the Oyster Criterion, McCrossan of Los Angeles buys the Alma group. The Gold Finch Co will start work early spring after paying debts of the old Northwestern company. Beatrice ore to be seized, new trail aids travel, Oyster-Criterion mill praised, water works near ready, Northey buys Minor business, Vipond to handle winter shipments from Lucky Boy near Trout Lake.
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Camters
B. C
Beatrice
A. G. Street
G. RB. Northey
Lucky Boy
Trout Lake
Vipond
Great North mining claims report on tunnels and veins
Dee Pornan notes progress across several mines. The Lucky Jack tunnel advances 250 feet with 60 feet through the eelissial channel on the Swede peau. Acquisitions include the Beautier group by OC Ehlers and Tosland men. Gilbert and partners ship high grade ore from Poplar veins while Heela tunnel shows 12 inch vein of galena at 50 feet. Vandalla and Poplar tunnels reach 7% feet for a 3 ft vein of high grade galena. Red land Blue eladhns expose an 18 inch vein of galena.
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Pornan
Dee
Great North
Wnt Mines
Beautier (Bulle
Las
OC. Ehlers and Sone Tosland
Harquis Ad. Gilbert
Sinelbey
Gust
Berg
Heela
Vandalla
Poplar
Redland
Auction Sale Notice for Mr Geo Fy Ristven Household
Auctioneer J. W. Besser advertises a public sale of the household furniture and related effects of Mr Geo Fy Ristven. Details to follow on handbills.
Revelstoke Aerie Trustees Installed and New Year Ball
Abi Thursday marks the installation of officers for 1901 with GY Burridge and J Theo Wilson among trustees and J G Macdonald overseeing. The Aerie plans a New Year’s Eve masquerade at the Opera House with an energetic committee, featuring a Kanguron Quadrille and Angel Foot steps. Half the proceeds go to the Library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revelstoke
E. OvEy
GY Burridge
Ey McLean
I -J. Théo. Wilson
J-H.robinson
EB. McLauchlin
W. Cond
R. J. Stuart
I. G
T. Roussel
Hugh Ross
J. G. Macdonald
Robinson
W.hornell
P Wei AW
Aerie
Revelstoke and Mec Cullough Greek Hydraulic Mining Co Annual Meeting
The first annual meeting of the Revelstoke and Mec Cullough Greek Hydraulic Mining Co. was held at the office of Sibbald and Field on Tuesday afternoon. Officers were elected with W. M. Brown as President, Job P. Morrow as Vice-president, J. D. Sibbald as Secretary-treasurer and Manager, and directors C. V. Lindmark, G. M. Field, Revelstoke, and A. Chisholm and Dr. De Narvis of Duluth Minnesota. The manager’s report stated affairs were in first-class shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revelstoke & MecCullough Greek Hydraulic Mining Co
Sibbald and Field
J. D. Sibbald
W. M. Brown
Job P. Morrow
Liberal Conserva tives to Nominate in Western Rides
The Liberal Conservative Association sets Wednesday January 6 for a convention to nominate a candidate for Kootenay at the Dominion election. The Nelson venue will grant five delegates per provincial riding. A Yale Carriboo nomination convention is planned in Kamloops on January shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal-Conservative Association
Kootenay
Dominion
Nelson
Yale- Carriboo
Kamloops
Sons of England Officers Elected at Regular Meeting
At the S&S O 1 E B S regular meeting on Tuesday evening three membership propositions were considered. Officers for the ensuing year include Past President S D Crowle President T B Baker Vice-president H Parson Secretary H Cooke Treasurer J J Woodrow Physician Dr Chipperfield First Committeeman W G Watsore Second T Skinner Third Ramsay Fourth H A Morris I G A Harris O G W Lawrence Trustees S Needham J Hy Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. O
E. B.S
S. D. Crowle
T. B. Baker
H. Parson
H. Cooke
J. J. Woodrow
Dr. Chipperfield
W.G. Watsore
S Econd
T. Skinner
Ramsay
H. A. Morris
I. G
A. Harris
O. G
W. Lawrence
S. Needham
J. Hy ‘Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mail Order Department
Sheei
Ape
Boot and Shoe Dept
Isses
Childen
Laial
van Camp
Eich
Tiffany Art
Savage
Iver Johnston
C.B. Hume & CO. Department Store
Atlas S
Seldon
McCormick
J.lay- Jor
Urning
Hennessy
Lancers
Dom Pedro
Donnybrook Fair
MacGowan-Forrest
Telegraph
Grand Trunk Pacific
Russia
Thibet
Puxin
Alexie
Far East
St. Petersburg
Wasmiseros
Ais
Socialist
Mayle
Hyslop
Kdiemten
Melkenzie
G. ON
Stevelstuke
Lowns
Mdmanton
Canada
Hume & Co
Bourne Bros
Mackenzie Avenue
Kodaks
Ganada Drug & Book Company
Sons of England
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