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Displaying completed and published resources of collection #0050 from Columbia Basin Institute.
Completed records in this collection: 999
Charles Martin
: Mr. Martin went to Fort Steele to file for a homestead near Cranbrook.
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Pieper
: Mr. Pieper returned to Moyie City to complete unfinished work painting and paperhanging, after which
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Horse Transportation
: Well-known freighter suffered misfortune when one of his horses got sick and died at Fort Steele.
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St. Eugene Mission
: Easter Sunday at St. Eugene Mission. New chapel was filled to utmost capacity three times during th
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Official Directory
: Official directory for Southern East Kootenay, Dominion Cabinet Ministers and Provincial Government
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Kootenay Paddlewheelers
: Three boats ready in Jennings, MO and just waiting for high water to start their trips.
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Coal Creek
: $1000 has been appropriated for a lockup and recorder's office at Coal Creek.
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Crows Nest Pass Railway
: Railway supply stores have been relocated from Macleod to Bull Head Prairie.
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Free Miner
: Rights and regulations of Free Miners under the mining laws of British Columbia.
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Kootenay Paddlewheelers
: The steamer Farrell starts on maiden trip up Kootenay River, soon to be followed by steamer North St
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Bluebell Mine
: Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been spent building roads, steamers, smelter and development h
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Cranbrook System Survey
: Cranbrook water system survey from St. Joseph's creek commenced and should take six weeks to complet
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Crows Nest Pass Railway
: Newspaper excerpt from Kuskanook Searchlight - railway contractor passed through Kuskanook with 75
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Illegal Whiskey
: Mounted police private overhears conversation in french language about an illegal still, arresting s
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In The Hospital
: Patients admitted to St. Eugene hospital.
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Moyie City
: Moyie Leader noting ongoing building boom and other interesting items going on in Moyie City.
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North Star Mine
: Report of pending sale of North Star mine to a syndicate for $3,000,000.
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Pilot Bay
: All speak highly of hospitality of people at Pilot Bay where ladies outnumber men by ten to one.
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Raynolds & Geddes
: Two gentlemen from state of Ohio in Cranbrook to establish themselves in business, with more Ohioans
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Rossland
: Notes of ongoing developments in Rossland, namely new hall for its fire brigade and being declared p
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St. Eugene Hospital
: New hospital at St. Eugene Mission will soon be ready for occupation, with all modern conveniences.
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War Eagle Mine
: Newspaper excerpt Vancouver World - contracts for new machinery for War Eagle mine have closed, mine
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Whitewater Mine
: Whitewater Mine in Slocan country sold for large sum.
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G.B. Wright
: Pioneer citizen and Father of Ainsworth near death.
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Kootenay Lake Boats
: New passenger and freight steamboat to run between Nelson and Kuskanook, as well several large car b
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