http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0348489
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2017-06-21
issued: 1898-05-28
description: Devoted to the upbuilding of Fort Steele, the development of the vast mineral resources of the East Kootenay mining district.
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note: : "'''''-'vy/^n Subscribe i'or your ™ '™H I I NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES f - VI *CANN'S BOOKSTORE, :. . ■*. Vol.4. '** rHE l'!10SIJF.CTOR CON- I ■ TA1HS ALL PUBLIC NO- :; TICES AND GIVES THE \ LATEST TELEGRAPHIC ANU LOCAL NEWS, s-vij-vv-vvv**:*': ■■:-■:-■:- x ■';■<■•* FORT STEELE, ii. C. SATURDAY, MAY 98, 1898. No '29. Naw Advertisements To-day. miiin Mllll . tin I* A I'.ll'Hl ll'l|H»ilU»ll CllllVl'llli'ill Noli.-i* B. A, Elton. Niitli'ii Win. A. M'-l- Mo QUEEN'S BIHTHDAY CONCERT Entertainment in Aid of Sl. Anthony R. C Church Funds. Por some time past preparations have been under wny for the concert held in the Opera House hereon May24th, Queen's Birthday. The object wns to aid the building fund of the St. Anthony H. C. Church, and Father Walsh must have been gratified to see the efforts of himself and those associated with him so heartily supported. Tliere was a large attendance at the concert \i. L, T. Galbraith occupied the chair and in u brief ad- Irass referred in felicitous terms tn the good work of Father Walsh in the community, and expressed satisfaction at the success he had achieved. The foi- the programme (now so large nnd efficient) (|i' so tpilblo il pianist as Mrs, Rookos, lln* contributions as an iiccom- lanisl at this concert were thoroughly appreciated. Little Miss Duxie Mai'iiiillan, iu llio song "1 Don'l Waul in Play in Your Yard," was most happily suited, Tlie petulance of a child's ipiar- Us sol I roi with her little friend cm nounciu OPPOSITION ELECTORS. Decide to Hold u Convention on Thursday, Juno 2nd A Political Declaration of Faith, A meeting of Opposition electors, called by W. It. Ross, was held ill llie Opera llnnse nn Moil- day oveniug lust, The object, iiii in lhe poster an- the meeting was to The Opposition Pledge. ;• Every Elector voting at the Opposition Convention noxt Thursday evening will, prior to casting liis ballot, be required to sign llio follow ■ ing declaration: eleven warships, one behind lhe oilier, passed there al sunset hea…
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