���������*������������������a? f ������ -L ILL���������? J ML . '"Hi " "II ... J' J i I j .. i.U.i Jl I \lj Vo!4. ������. 7 W������&KB-Da 5f. JANUARY 27, 19������4. 5 c. v*^r M^nth. I Celebrated in town to- Mr A. Rendell was married to Miss Manahan at high noon today. The' wedding took place at thePresbyteti������n Church. Rev. McK.ee officiated. Tae bride, wbo was beautiful in the conventional'--bridal cestume of white satin lace and orange blossoms, was at fenced by the ti&y Miss Grierson as by a dainty fairy. Both the bride and groom having lived iti Greenwood for years, were popular and well known to every one. Mr. Rendell came to the Boundary a- long with the first prospectors. A large and representative audience gathered to witness the certmony and thereafter to wish the happy couple a future of bliss. A wedding breakfast was served later at the residence of Dr. and M*"s. S^iukiC. j G old Production. Cr l^rado, in 1903 produced ?28,46<������,C00 in gold, and California $16,792,100. Colora-lo retains first place in gold production, California being second. Liberal-Conservative. Both the Liberal and Conservative Conventions for the Yale-Cariboo districtmet at Kamloops last werk. Mr. Ross of the "Times'' was nominated by the Liberals, and Mr. Burrell of Grand Forks by the Conservatives. Both are well known Bi.undarv men, and there will be a" great figfct. Wanted- a-Crossing. The use of the new bridge across Boundary Creek, which has been finished for some lime, would be grea fly increased if a crossing wire put in ov*t the railway at a r-><>int to make direct connection with the new btidge. Some Cuutijuueci on 'p������.^<~ ������w. i A n i 1 our. AKAceasrANEw^ HiaC UT TOWN S rating and sleighing are fine. At the B. C. Copper Co's eitfce nearly the whole force was on the sick list ��������� la^twe������'k. Both Mr. Paul and Mr. Merritt ar's again at the desk. The Green wood curlers are represetit- ed by Messrs W. G. McMvnn. K. C. B. Frith, W. Cdok&on, andH.'W. Falconer at the Kooter.ay Bon'spiel, which o- pens at Revelstoke on Monday. Mr. & Mrs. English arrived in town last Wednesday. They were delayed by the big snowslide near Field. The great steel bridge being "swept out it was necessary to transfer on foot. The bridge bad been fairly wiped off the earth, nothing being left of it. esabscrrption to **Aiiaconda News*' .$b a y<ar, or .05 ]������r ticket, go&d for5 weeks. By mail $1.00 per year. South End Grocery. TKIOUR ' Smitk & Mcli Books, Stationery -Wal:lpap������ii% ������tc. &-M.NES. REAL ESTATE, FIRE, LIFE & ACCIDENT IN & USANCE. MON&Y TO LOAN. Greenwood, B.C. Dr.. B. Mafcki&on & If aynard. NT8 NCi A NO SK*U\mt)I* &. BICYCLE & MACHINE REPAI&o. Copper St. '��������� \ :TEECANADIANBANKOE..,,,.,.. ^uMMERCE. GHKENWOOD P.C. :������������������" .1 a Pk. . "J..S������"~ Dealers in. CIGARS,"STATIONERY. CONFEC- TTOlM^KY. All the latent p&*mdieals. ���������������**��������� 7BE Ar'A-.CiKrA NFWS 3 _i WEAR& 8t>LE AGENTS FOR 'il .- III!! ii in r, Uimli K. The best f^ge in the world, THE RUSSELL LAW CAULFIELD CO. LTD. PILri* Fa **������- iff* -_���������& fa i U a .10 Greer wood B.C :^':C^;::- ''Pbone-Kp. 2. re. Green w 0*-d B. C 18th to 25. SnowfalUSunday :���������'- ^^ in Monday 1 in. > Total 3% Tuesday. Wednesday V/2 " Warmest 48 Thursday >������ " - {Total Snow 10 in Friday ...." \ " Last wk. 8 " Saturday "News Fo* J L-e Pr.i_tin.ir. -h'eitp-'.^pvifpY.k l|P^lp&i������ ^H* ������ -1~ '*# Sff~: ,��������� ��������� __. (SpS flRS to* *& ^ _vS\T> SbKEs*** saJ?e #-**S$ FIRE INSURANCE, MINES REAL ESTATE. ��������� GEO. E. NAD Eh '. MANAQINQ DIRECTOR ���������t. ty ty ty ty HA LT-OIM i ,,. ...OMTREAL. I |;H*gh Explosives, ������ p X' - :Blasting & Stumlpmg Powder.*^ ty . " ^ ^v Eus������, C aps & Blastii^gxiApparatus. ������* ������������ v '. . . V". 4 'Vr.< <'M-A M'VS a ������������������ CbT;"l i;rr>- LL.BL People generally haven't ������nuch sense ������> "What co you mean?" "Why when I was too sick to eat, all jny friends sent n..e lots of fruit . and other delicacies, but by the time could en t the'v ail quit." - 1 Tinning and plumbing COPPEKST I WALL PAPER IN ENDLESS VARIETY. If in need of any, it will pay you to inspect our stock. Hotel Ladysmittu The only Workingtnan's Hotel in town Evkrythimg First Class. OJaLofstad. PROPRIETOR "~"THE "GIANT POWDER 'Qo.,CON. High & Low Explosives Gutta Percha Fuse Cap S THE O. I. C, NEW & SECOND HAND STOR&. Electric Blasting ap������* paratus. factorTes^at^giant & CLIPPER -.GAP,-CAL.r-.& VIC* T0R2A B. 0^______ H. r. Dickinson, Agent, iLCPPLR STREET. Coppci Sl- Grcei:Trcod, B. C. j Icl A.',*. L i*.v_w5*pT.iT.C. ^liF Al^AGG-NDA NEWS < V l-v NOTES. At the i^ikiiuin ii ere are two experts at wor* sactinsr uo he nuggets. This rich ore is being shipped to the Anacon da sn-elter. On the Dynamo the tunnel is in a- bout 95 feet. They expect shortly to strike the main lead. A rich stringer has recently been struck. It is likely to become a regular shipper in the near future. =���������_*���������- '-'���������'���������������' -g* THE*5^K=^=F=5Siii| KORTH AMERICA. fireenwo' d, B. C QANDYi FRUIT, CIGARS. COPPER ST. Green **'< od, B.-C. .������tc TENDER MEATS. F R ESH^FIShXoYSTEK S. ttt tp.v jf aA ME. ATTiiE.KbWMAllKET. BEST TABLE IN B. C FINEST IMPORTED AT ta ANACONDA. J. H. Hcllannus. Proprietor. IRON BREW Delicious���������Pure���������Who.lesonu ���������Satisfy������ ing-������������������Now-Alchblic.'���������' THE SEEM, AMERICAS. T0M1& For sale at the- Lion Bottling Works. Greenwood, B. C, EHeiimausm, Excellent Pain Belief. l^lilie"isactiviiuxax. iVjujic ������*.v* -���������������������������- .*.._������*.. stops the twinge cf Rheumatism, ^ relieves & heals Bruihcs, Cuts, Spra.iii-V & checks Chest Pains. You can rel, on this Liniment���������trice 2b c. per Bot. J. L WHITE. Dispcn-ti'.g Chemist. i** F~ *NA<".GNDANi3WS O HAND OILLS"* E. VELOPES. PHCN- NOj Anaccrda News. DODGERS I TICKETS FOLDERS aor *������^^4>^������4^4>^^^4*$#^^*^^**>^ >i_oai CROSSl-yo. From first page. work h?s been dor.e on;.this crossing some time ago, and it could be finished for a'slight cost. A crossing here would muan a saving of a long detour which all teamsters crossing the new \ A FULL LINE OF RUBBERS AT Town Lom aGi.'hig Oh^AjL Houses and Cabins *o Rent. GAR LAND &CC. JUST RECEIVED HiMIIlMHUII bl*id,rri ���������*!>������ now forrcd to make. Smith. & McEwen.
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