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deed they insist on a proper invitation.

He is a wise merchant who eeps the
welcome sign constantly before the

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and “The Terrace News”.

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They Feel Welcome

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‘Date of First Publication,

Lot. For Sale »

In the Commissioner’s Court
Territory of Alaska; Divi- |
sion Number One, Hyder

Precinct.
‘In Probate

In the Matter of the Number 16

Estate of Leatha ' Probate.
Davis, Deceased. | Notice to Heira
virtue of an order duly signed and
mate of record in the: above entitled
court on the ibth day of April, 1925,
notice is hereby given to. ———-. (Ted
Davis the alleged husband of the above
named deceased and all other persons
claiming an. interest in the above named
estate that the and‘each of them. are
hereby required to be ond appear in
the above entitled court at Hyder,
Alaska, and submit satisfactory proof
ot heirship within sixty days from the
date of the firat ; Publication hereof.
‘And if you fail so to appear and file
such satisfactory . proof, a, decree. of
ry entered. forfeiting

your interest therein. . |:

ee as OREN F. HILL, :
: Al ministrator,
ay 1, 1926,
Date of Last Publication, J une 1 1926,

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my. 11-acra
lot at “Terrace for best-offer; 4% acre

‘xiver bottom; second. as road; terms.
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‘THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1925

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Skeena’s Industrial Centre ;

“yy, G. Paine, ‘of Dorreen, hada
carload of horses down from Dor-
reen, in preparation for logging
at the Canada products sawmill,
where it is proposed to haul in
timber. that has been cut. -

The new tennis court is com-
pleted’ ready for play.

the district, On Saturday night
in Bethurem Hall the Tennis Club
held a dance which was widely.
attended.

Work on the Dorreen Mine is
to be started by the owners very

It is}
without doubt second to none in

| development at an early. date, a8
soon as the Chiminess trail pets
far enough advanced,

Moody, has returned from Seattle,
where he has heen attending
high school.

@

Woodeock

Inspector Fraser was a recent
visitor at the-‘Woodeock and Kit-
wanga schools.

spent part of his vacation here
last week,

shortly, it is reported.

A report is being circulated as
to the finding of a startlingly
rich vein of mineral opposite
Vanarsdol by VanMeter et al.
If confirmation if forthcoming.of
this report it may mean a great
interest being taken i in the local-
ity.

-Part of the town populace,
under the leadership of our geni-
al merchant, took a week-end
flight by the terra firma route
into the *higher altitudes of Kit-
selas mountain, where an un-
obstructed view of the north tip
of Kitimat Arm can be seen ter-
minating in the. dark verdure of
an interminable | forest.
panorama to the east and north,
with its sombre, deep-lined val-
leys and white-capped peaks,
is an imposing one. Among the
party were Mr, and Mrs, Perry,
Mrs. D. McClarty and family,
the. Misses James, J. Lee Beth-
urem, and E, Terrien.

Messrs. Hagen & Dalpra, of
the Vanarsdo] Lumber Co., were
week-end visitors.

Dan Mason was a visitor repre-
senting the ferries branch of the
public works department. He
has passed over the ferry plat-
form that permitted the movable
approach to function properly,
pending further instructions from
the department. - In the mean-
time it-obstructs. the travel of
teams and wagons in crossing.

Mrs, Mary Blackhall, accom-
panied by her two children, came
up from Prince Rupert. on Mon-
day to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C, Durham.

W. Bijornstad, of. the Skeena

on Monday, on business. .

Mrs. J. Fea, of Smithers, With
her two children, spent the week

) end with Mr. and Mrs, Durham.

Foster Eckert is paying. Prince
Rupert a short visit.‘

It is scheduled to have the
grand opening of the tennis court

tomorrow, June 20, when yarious

compatitive events are on the
tapis. “A dance’ will wind up the

| Program. es

‘Andrew Falk, .a ‘yancher “be.
tween, Usk and “Vanarsdol,: and
whio has been working for some

') time: at Usk, has returned: to his

‘ uy .,

an ‘Wells’ aiid: ‘Capt. John

Willman,” ‘are: visiting: the Silver

,! Basin with a view to to coumenciog

The

Lumber Co., left for Minneapolis |’
‘(Government Gets Creamery

ter spent the week-end at. the
Moore’s, Kitwanga, and while
there, called on other friends.

Mr. McDonal, government live-
stock inspector, tested the cows
‘here, aid reports them to be in.
splendid condition.

Last Sunday T. E. Moore, of
Kitwanga,: accompanied friends

‘Ifrom Kitwanga and Woodcock to

the Kitwancool village, where
they received a very friendly
welcome.

condition, and the trip was a
very enjoyable one.

‘Four cars of wood and two of
cedar poles were loaded here
during the past week.
itor last Saturday.

has been completed.
1 Hartley, L. Doll and A.

tors last Monday.

Road Work Progressing

The constrnetion of the new
Toad to Skeena Crossing is mak-
ing progress. Clearing the right
of-way for forty feet is a fairly
big job as the road is following a
new route most of the way. Qn-
ly about three miles of the old
trail can be used. The new road
will touch Sealy Lake and will be
on high ground all the way, thus
making available a lot of farm
land and giving access to one of
the best trout lakes in the neigh-

right-of-way and for plowing the
roads department has put a trac-
tor on the job, Before the road
is finished another appropriation
will be necessary, -

The auction sale of the Vander-
hoof creamery last Friday result-
ed, as generally anticipated, in
the provincial government buy-

for the province.

ment will guarantee payment for
produce shipped in, but a board
of local. directors will be given
the management. It is reported
that the new board ‘will’extend
its operations. to. ‘include. ‘poultry
‘and eggs. ° The: pureliase of. this
‘creamery. by. the’ ‘movernment will

posal | to’ establish: a milk depot at

George Moody, son of L, E,

_ J. Stevens, of Prince Rupert, |

Mrs. W. C. Little and daugh-| |

With few exceptions, | ]
the read proyed to be in good).

W. Elliott was a Kitwanga vis

The new road to the Doll place

Hobenshild were Cedarvale visi-

borhood. To aid in stumping the |?

ing it. The minister of agricul-| .
ture, Hon, E, D. Barrow, acted|_
A capable man |
will be put in charge, the goyern-| .

puta wet’ blanket ’ over the’ ‘pro 1

Prince Kupert to serve theSkeena : -
‘and Bulkley Valleys am

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meet all trains for passenger = 4
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Dining ‘room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS

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H. B. Rocnester, Manager

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The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard, Owner

European or American Plan

“The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
find this a grand hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
saddle horses provided. - -

Smithers. B.C.

SHACKLETON.
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