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. -HAZELTON, B. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918 *

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News of Town and Round About

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Leal News and Personal Movements i in Hazelton

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: Mis, Wm, Hogan went down |.

* 10. Prinee Rupert on Thursday.

Pp. H. ‘Sheehan came in from

his ranch in the - Kispiox Valley
‘during: the week, .

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~ Miss Margaret Wattie left. on|—

“Thursday for Alberni, where she .

will’ ‘visit dice -

” Miss’ Doreas MeDougall return:

ed to -her home in Hazelton from|~”
Smithers on Sunday.. :

fessional visit to Skeena Crossing |

_.on Wednesday, returning on the
evening train.

Rev. W. 8. A. Larter returned
to Smithers on ‘Monday after‘con-

’. . ducting services in St. Peter’s
os Chureh on Sunday last. °

———

Ww. McNish eame up » from Van-

-couver on Wednesday on business
in connection with the provincial

workmen! 5 ‘compensation board. .
| .Cal., came up.on Saturday to join

mt - Cooper Wrineh, gan. of Dr. and
ue Mra, H.” C.-Wrineh, veturned :on
Wednesday * from: Vancouver,
where he. has been attending

high school.

~D. B. Morkill returned ‘to ‘the
Hazelton View mine on Wednes-
day. .He was accompanied -by

~ Mrs. Morkill,- who - will ‘spend
several days there,

= to Smithers during the week,

£

Saturday fi from a a visit: to Vancou-
ver.

“Miss A. Mi sa of the Hos-
pital nurses’ train staff, “left on
Tuesday for Prince Rupert,

Constable Kelly, of the provin-
cial police:force here, paid a visit

- Miss J. Tallander, af the Hos-
pital staff, returned on Monday

‘|from ‘a vacation visit to Prince
OF “Dr H. GC. Wrinech paid: a pro- ms

Hupert..

C. W. Mitchell came up from

| Hole-in-the-Wall on Saturday to

join the staff at the. local office of
the Yukon Telegraphs.

Sam. Cooling, who recently

‘tleft for Vancouver to deliver a

crazed’ Indian to the authorities,
returned to Hazelton on Monday.

Mrs. ‘Davideon, of Pasadena,

her sister,: Mrs, E. J. -Evans.
Both: left} ‘on “Tuesday ‘for Lorne
Creek..

I R. Tannock; of the govern-

‘| ment- office staff, was ordered tol:

report for service, on Monday and

left on Thursday © for the south; |
His position has been filled by |#

the appointment of F. B. Chettle- !
| burgh. i

REGISTRATION TODAY
-OF ALL RESIDENTS OF
“OUR THRIVING TOWN

“Barly. this morning: Deputy
Registrar Grant opened the pub-
lic schoolhouse for the purpose of
conducting the registration of
the residents of Hazelton. During

“ “the ‘week ¢losa to ‘two hundred |’
individuals havetaken advantage,
_. of. the privilege of registering, be-

"fore ‘the actual day: cet apart. for].
it to Deputy Grant and Askistant

~ Deputy Donohoe, thus lightening
considerably the labors ‘of ' the
: officials today. _ Should there be

“ any danger of congestion, at the.

ball today the deputy ‘registrar
will have the assistance of a-very
~: eapable’ ataff of helpers,including |

“Mes; We. W. Anderson, - Miss
Me ‘Wentzel, “and E. A.. . Dono-|j
‘hoe, : ie
“OR. Bh. Loria veh ia register
; ing. the.” ‘Indians, has been . very
busy, ‘alth first the natives
were ‘rather ‘slow: in coming for-
. ward, Dr Wrineh, deputy’ reg-

os istear ‘tor Hazelton ‘Hospital, hag?

- Traln =

The summer schedule ‘of . the :
G. T. P. will become effective to- '
morrow, ‘on and after which. date] §

the. following schedule will be
observed:

Westbound—Arrive at South
Hazelton 8:40 a. m.: ‘Sunday, Tuea-
day, Friday. |
Babtbound—Arriva at. South
Hazelton 7:10 p.m. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday. < |

Xt. will- thus be aeen that the
westbound traing. will. arrive. .for-
ty minutes earlier than formerly:

and the train will run Friday in-

stead of Thursday, and while the
times af the: eastbound remain
the game, 4 Friday train will re-
place the Saturday one, -

“New Mail Schedule

‘

in’ ‘the. train service, the following
new mail ‘schedule will go inte
effect ait Hazelton bostofiice fi from
5-p.m, today: of:
Eastbaund—Mail, ‘loges B Dp. natal
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.) :

Westbound---Mail-closes 5 p.m, |2¢

Monday, ae raday, arid Satur®

Mrs. W, ‘Wattie retiirned on n|

_ | old-timer, is hoped for.

: | xispiox, ous

re

“JAMES MAY FUND

RISING. STEADILY|-

4d Jumps Up i in 1 Past Week and Tow
Wituin ‘One Dollar of
‘Century c

tions to the James May. Memorial |
Fund, which has now reached the
total of ninety: nine dollars. The
_ )$100-mark will’ “undoubtedly - be
1. | passed: next: week, |
ing. “have sent, ‘in their. donations |,

~Jto ‘the fund: Heriry Bretzins, Joe
Benson (Stewart, B.C.), Angus |”

McLean - ( S.uithers ), Howard
Guest {Babine Lake). Subserip-
tions are coming in at a good]
rate and this ia very encouraging
to the organizers of. the fund,
who are extremely gratified at
the support accorded it.
knew Jim May,’ ‘we feel sure, will
send in their. ‘contributions, if
they have not:- -dlready done so,
and as subscriptions are limited

tinual demand for funds for pat-
riotie purposes, further support
to the fund which has ds its ob-
ject the: erection... of a. memorial,

Send in
your donation today, remember,
the more: money obtained, the
handsomer stone will be erected.

Kispiox Valley

i) HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT
THE COMING CENTER OF
AGRICULTURE:

(Special to The Miner)
‘Miss Victoria McIntosh, who

has been visiting’ her - sister, Mrs.
Fred Janze, for sonie time past, |
has returned to her home i in Ha-
zelton, fos

Mr, AcP. MeKenzio, v who has].
been telegraph operator at First |
Cabin for the last. two years, has
accepted a: position with the ¥u-
‘kon- Telegraph. service at: Hazel.
ton. -He is succeeded. by H. L.
Garrity, of Kitsumkalum,

T. G. Johngon, of Cherry Point
Farm, waa a business | visitor in

, - the Valley this week,
Gonsequent upon the changes .

The cance beloriging to Capt.
Jack, the’ ‘Indian retently drown-
ed in the Kiapiox. river, has been

‘Yas. Hevenar was up from. Ha-

- The stuimp- puller ‘reoéritly, pur:
‘Tehased, by: ‘Albert.
g|doing great: work

a

\ is ranch.”

1 Gtops’ are looletn Bod fn tho.

. - NEWS OF THE
The Miner. was in receipt this | .
| week of several further aubserip-

The follow- |

; ter spending two weeks visiting

"1M. MeDonald, of Evelyn, spent
All whio

to one dollar, in view of the con- |:

over. the’ grave of - the. popular .

«ill |for her home at Hazelton on Sun-

now informed by the Food Board

found, | “put the body has. not yet}

+] been located. {requireienta, ‘including: prederv-|,

: Wilson. fs me

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“Ttems From the ie Bikley Valley

What is Happening In Smithers and Tellewa

PUUvTECTYT CTT? rr

WEEK FROM
SMITHERS
_ _(Bpecial ta "The Miner) ,
“Dr, ‘J.P. McKie. and Misa Kil-|.
patrick motored to Telkwa ‘on
Sunday.

i. H, Doodson motored to Ha-
zelton on Saturday, returning, on
Sunday evening. _

’ Mies Dunlop, of the G, T..P.
ataff, returned:on Wednesday af-

in Vancouver.
Dave Bird, Jack Laing and_R,

the week-end in Smithers.-

The section foremen of. the
G.T.P. Railway held their regu-
lar miunthly business meeting-in
Smithers last Sunday.

Rev. W. 5. A, Larter returned
from Hazelton on Monday, bring-
ing with him a driving horse
whieh he purehased from 8. H,
Hosking. at tidss apt one

Mr. ‘and’ Nis, FB @ “Heal and
daughter and Mrs; R, Burns,-of
Telkwa, were visitors’ in Smith-
era.on Sunday.

_Dr. L. B. Badgero yotuined to
Smithers on Wednesday 1 after a
ten-day fishing trip, __.

‘Mr, and Mrs. Eby, Miss Jean
Grant and ‘Ct. H. McMartin spent
the week-end at Houston.

Miss Dorcas ‘MeDougall left

day. | .

Mra, Sam Long and son, of
Francois Lake, spent.a few w days
in town’ during the week,

Jack Aldrich came down from
his ranch last - Monday: on busi-

‘ing in the river opposite the drug ©

| state-that they have never. known’ :

THE WEEK'S -
HAPPENINGS:
AT TELKWA

(Special to The Miner)

_ Mrs, G. MeDoanell and- child
ren left for Vancouver on. Thurs-
day’s train, . ;

. Dr, Badgero and Tom Heslip
returned this week from their .
holiday trip into the hills. They
report good Ashing 2 ‘and lots of
mosquitoes. .

The government road pang ghas.
atarted work on the Goat Creek
rornd leading to the Telkwa coal-"
fields, and will soon have things. 7
in shape for hauling coal.

The old. landmark, oY: rather.
watermark, known as MeDon-
pell’s pier, which has been stand-

¢

store, left for parts unknown on
Tuesday afternoon, owing to the =.
great volume of water which hes
been coming down the river.dur-*,
jing the :past few. days, After.
withatanding the: tremeridous'i ice
Jani: ‘of the: past winter, it seemed
as if this pier Was as immovable
as a-rock, ‘but. the old- timers -

the water, to rise as a high ag at”
the present time. - tang Sf

ness, returning with’ Jack. Aah.
man on Wednesday,
Constable Kelly, of Hazelton; .
was in town on. business during
this week, . vot :
L. Beverly Warner paid a busi :
ness visit to Telkwa oni Tuesday.
last, ; ; .
W. J Carr drove i in - from. the
ranch on Wednesday. * .

_. Allows More Sugar

The following forms the - body
of ‘a letter received this week by
the provincial police “here from
the British Columbia committee
of the Canada Food Baord: vo

; (re. Order No. 80)

“siggy connection with the regu-
lationa under the above‘men-
tioned order: specifying the: am-
ount of sugar which ;. may: be
held by householders, we ‘are

that householders will be. permit-
ted. to: ‘have sufficient ; ‘for their

ing, ‘and, se ae that. wnletale

‘mation has been issued’ declaring
‘Sunday, June 80, has ‘been set

A Day of Prayer. :
"Premier Oliver was in receipt
of information from: Ottawa this:

week to the effect, that a procla-.

apart asa day of public | humilia= ;
tion and’ prayer. throughout . the
Dominion. | ae = en

Methodist: Chutch..
“Tomorrow, June 23, Rev, :
C. Scott. will preach, at 7:80 p
on the subject: “All Things fork
Together for ‘Good to Those h
Lové God.” ee NTE a
The quartette. will sing.’ .
“al are cordiall y. invited.

ats for' z ning’ and ee cn re

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