THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1928

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.60 per
month in adyance, This rate in-
cludes office consultations and
medicines, as well as all costs
while in the hospital. Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the
drug store; from T. J. Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-
eal superintendentat the Hospital.

|Kispiox Village

Indian Wedding
| ‘A Swell Affair

A most interesting ceremony
was performed by Rev, Arthur
Barner, of Calgary, at Kispiox
on Saturday afternoon last, when
he united Amelia Williame and
Albert Dick in the holy bonds of

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matrimony. The ceremony took
place in the Kispiox church and
the building was crowded to the
doors. including natives from
Glen Vowell, Hazelton, Skeena
Crossing and Kitwanga,and about
half the white population from
Hazelton. It was a beautiful
afternoon and the motoring from
town was so good that everyone
who could went out, The bride
was dressed in white satin and
wore a bridal veil fastened with
a bridal wreath of roses, and she
carried a bouquet of roses. Miss
Louise Wattie, of Hazelton, was
one of the bridesmaids, while the
best man was Joshua Johuson.

After the ceremony the entire
party adjourned to the feast hall,
where a sumptuous repast had
been prepared. The band headed
the procession from the church
to the hal] and during the feast

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played several selections. Tables
were set at one side for the white
guests. Speeches were made by
the different chiefs, and Billy
Williams gave a description of the
old-fashioned Indian wedding—
quite different from the ‘mogern.
A feature about the bride that
worried the whites was that she
remained during the whole after-
noon with her head inelined and
with never a smile on her face,
and during the feast she never
touched the food.
were made by the whites to make
her smile, but she was a good
Indian and remained tranquil.

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we make in general and bulls in
particular. Now we should be
only too glad to turn this job
over to him at once. Our, only
idea is to try and put some ginger
into things and if any of our re-
marks do any good we are satis-
fied, if on the contrary they do
any injury we desire to be so in-
formed. .We are not airing our
own knowledge, but we do desire
to see al) classes of business and
industry prosper and succeed.
Our money is invested here, we
have faith in the country and
want to boost it. If we believe
we must try to correct errors in
order-to Jay a “foundation for
success in the future we do not
hesitate to knoek—but we do it
not from spite, or personal ill
will, but thaf'some improvements
may be made in any of our ways
of business or government.

This is a horrible place all
right—but timothy and wheat
are now about three inches high,
—where not pastured.

Sunday Mr. Cox went fishing
(we are told) and got - some too,
we believe.

There were 26 guests at Carl
Wakefield’s,

Mr. Shepherd and family spen
the day at Meadowbrook Farm.

Seeding is general at this date,
April 30.

We believe the B. V.8. B.A.
expect a new bull on May 3.

What is the best way to make
merchant sore? Take bima case
of egzs and expect 30c for them.
Three years ago we paid 60c all
summer for ours and $1.25 in
winter. Now don’t get sore,
please, but whatare we going
to do?

We have had several fires lately
and we expect to repurt one
shortly, unless a eertain chimney
That will be
bad for several people. and we
trust the matter will not be
neglected, These hot and windy
days are not to be trifled with.

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Burns Lake, has moved to Fou-
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