Sound of Revelry at Queen Victoria Cottage Hospital Ball
A grand Opera House event last night raised funds for Queen Victoria Cottage Hospital. The First Hospital Ball featured extensive artistic decorations and music, drawing many visitors from Field and beyond despite disruptions from a Big Mill blockade. Volunteers labored daily to perfect the decor, with notable crowd entries and a lively program led by Supt quick and Mrs Carsithes.
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Queen Victoria Cottage Hospital
Crow Points
Tatin
Bisekade
Speciabenbouses
Field
Lecillewnet
Phe Willi
Ar Huisiesis Ptt Anal
Bean Avross Revelstol Fe Axchestia Grand Marel
Supt Uick
Masonic Ball at Golden Town Hosts Over Sixty Couples
A Golden Masonic Ball drew a large crowd with a hollow centre formed for ceremonial reception of Bro. GS Stevens, deputy grand master, as guests from Revelstoke and local members enjoyed a well hosted evening. Wells J S Gibb and R Plowright funded supper. The event, praised by visitors and townspeople, marked a successful Friday gathering.
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Teimitalso Kapely
Ube
Deanuie Desis
Einpuly
Adiness
Sedis
Syvith
Etger
Expecta Tyness
GS Stevens
Iisteic
Masonic District
Tie
Revelstoke
Revelstoke Ball Praised For Leading Orchestra and Fostered Community Support
Letters of regret arrived from Hon. W. G. Wells and others as the Revelstoke ball drew praise for its music under conductor Jas Taylor and the warm turnout of many guests including Bea McCarter Mrs. G. Risteen and numerous locals. The Mountain Lodge hosts received compliments for a well run event and a successful evening in Gulden.
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W. Robinson
Beaver
Gulden
Neaders
Mountain Lodge
Engineer Fatally Injured In Tragedy At Attica Mill
An elderly engineer of the Wabash mill, Sible, died after a locomotive mishap near Attica. The throttle misfired amid a 40 mile per hour run, a rescue brake was applied, but Sible sustained fatal skull and rib injuries. Fireman Jip survived with nonfatal injuries, while an investigation found no signal obstruction on the track.
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W. TM. Sible
Wabash Millrand
Sible
Attica
Burt
Jared
Hiya
Hak
Agricultural Resources and Valleys of the Columbia Region
A report on the West Kootenay area from the Department of Agriculture outlines the Columbia River valley from the Big Bend to the Taternational Soundary and the Koote nay valley from the north boundary, noting a largely mining region with towns like Nelson Revelstoke Kaslo and Rossshund. It describes transportation by rail steamers and roads, diverse land along river valleys with timber and patches of arable ground, and limited agriculture south along the Arrow and Kootenay rivers where alluvial bottoms exist. The district is rugged and largely unsuited for farming beyond small patches and clover crops, with limited livestock except poultry.
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West Kootenay
Columbia
Big Bend
Kevelstuke
Kootenay
Nelson
Rosshiund
Lessor Sizt
Revelstoke
Kaslow
Thie
Sures
Relic of Early Days in Western Rail Service
A CP RailwayExpress car, the oldest freight car on the western division, endures in the hearts of line workers. Built before Vanover’s era, designed when Onderdonk led Yale offices, it served between Port Moody and Savonas Landing near Kamloops. Once the express and pay car, it bore CP railway lettering and was managed by May Steve Tingley of Ashcroft overseeing express business for the west province.
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CPLR
Chete
Ganidiin
Vanover
Wis
Conttretor “Onderdonk
Yale
W. EL. Armstrong
Mountains
Port Moody
Savonas Landing
Kamloops
C.P.R. “Express
May Steve, Tingley
Ashcroft
G.P. Rein
West
Not-Returning Wife Trapped in New York Hotel Bathroom
A south woman visiting New York left her husband in their hotel and went out alone. She returned half-dressed and knocked on the door, then forced it with fists. Inside the door she discovered a bedroom bath scene and asserted she was in the wrong room, prompting a startled exchange in the hotel corridor. The episode ended without further incident.
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South
New York
New Yorks
Letimein
Jeneyy
SulPnio
Forbes
New York Sun
Explosion at Last Greeko mine leaves many dead
Telegraph notes a blast at the Last Greeko mine in Colorula causing heavy loss of life and property damage. Reports list 21 dead and eight injured amid widespread dismay. Other items mention South Africa peace talk pauses, an assassination scare in Greece deemed unfounded, police actions in Acra, and various global notices.
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Colorula
Loxpens
Lom
Mer
Ballon
Ifnuse of
Commons
South Africa
Amiens
Lan Atlumpt
George
Greece
Geongear
Fakta
City council discusses budget, health officer, and bylaw changes
The Guy Council met last night to review a vouchers statement showing 516.75 for Five Brigade maintenance. An application from Dr Cross for health officer was deferred for clearer terms and possible yearly salary. Petitions supported pit system. bylaw amendments were assigned. Committee reports covered janitor appointment, alarm system, and insurance for school buildings. The mayor urged property lists and requisitions, then the meeting adjourned.
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Cross
F.W
Otit
Kamloops
Fire
Water & Light Committee
Fire Brigade
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Alaska
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Daven Nieve
Innidian Rifles
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