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‘yatEL.TON, ‘BY ‘GC. SATURDAY. AUGUST 3, 1918

PRICE §2.00 A YEAR

+ .s¢{Extends Thanks.

Items of Personal Interest From| .

Hazelton and Satrounding
District

W. Golbloom...was among the
~arrlvals this week. : ;

; W. J. Dick, M. Ea of Wienges,
came in on Sunday.

D. P. Wardrop, of Burns Lake,
came down. ‘yesterday, * : mages

—

Dr. W. R. Stone, of Vander.|
hoof, came down on Tuesday.

Mrs, H. HL Little ‘entertained
at afternoon ‘tea. on Thursday,

EL M. ‘Burritt of Vancouver, is
a a business Visitor i in Hazelton,

A: M. Ruddy came ‘up trom
, Skeena Crossing during the week.

-§ Brooke, of the Hudson’s Bay
Co.;: Victoria, came in” ‘on. Mon-
7 day. i Ly ae oe teat

Ww. F. ‘Hoffman, of La Grande,
. Ore, was among the atrivals on

‘Mise Margaret Wattie retutned |

on: ‘Monday from ‘a vacation trip
to ‘Alberni. Wrety

Dr Wrinch went up to Smith:
ers last: evening on. “his: weakly
professional Visit,

M. W. ‘Slitherland left today! :
for: Babine to do assessment work
on hig Gaim out, there, soe

F,. owe ‘Walter’ and paral. ofl
Vancouver, ° were here for a day |;
or. two during the week,

ears

- "Rev, Wis. ‘Latter ‘ia down
from Smithers on’ ‘Friday ‘morn-
ine, returning:in:the ‘evening, ° ve

lire G. @ Rock entertained a
- number of young. ‘people at 6

~~ beseh party on Tuesday evening |
last. be oa ae Hata be 7 nfl
Born--at Hazelton Hospital, on
. Wednesday, July-81, & daighter|:

oo to Mr, and. ‘Mere, Sotin ere of

7 Kispiox, ”

For Donations: ~
, _ Tobaceo Fund]

“Mra, ‘Hogan desires to thank
| those: who- so kindly ‘contributed |!

the amount of $23 for the Over-/

[seas Tobacco Fund, : to. .provide

smokes for our soldiers and sail-

‘Thanks are particularly
tice io S,- N.- -Greighton;. of- Ed-
maohton, who collected the money.
Following i is the list of ceontrib-

_fators: nes

Pred, “uit “Bdrnoston: B,

Lindatrom, Entwhistle; W. Wym-
i meth, -Winnipeg;.N. Battie, Ent-|.

whistle; . L. -Tufty,. Entwhistle;
1W, Allen,. Knoxville, - Tenn.; J.

| Nichols, Winnipeg; D. McLen-

nan,. Edmonton; C, Carter, Ter-
race, C, E, Gow, Phil, McCan,
W. A. Gow, W. G.. Sumera, Ha-
zelton; J.J. Nolan, B; Hogarty,
A.” Grant, “B. bi. ‘Dumer, F. L,
Tyhiman, L. Raabe, Prince Ru-|
pert;..'[. Stephenson; A, Berner,
A Silver, G. H. Tycho, Smithers:
Arthur "Leverett: Cc. N. ‘Creigh-
ton, Edmonton, | Ty

OBSERVED ‘BY CHURCHES
The ° “apecial ebureh’ Beryice,
which. -will be held tomorrow, ,

| Sunday. ‘August 4, will take:

place © in. St.” Peter’ 8 ‘Anglican,
‘Church, in: commemoration of thei

"| declaration’ of war by Great Brit-
Jain four years ago, »

 The:programme of: music has,
been completed ‘and the list of
speakers has also been. arranged.

-The service ‘will. -commence ‘at
7:80 . DMs, and a5: the regular -
‘service ‘of: the Methodist: Church

| qhas: been cancelled i in. order _ that

the combined service may be] -

[Hazen Ideally] Placed,
“Hiss Beauties Aug- -
“mented by Pa

~ Vig sitors ©

‘Much has beh ‘said and printed |
in praisé:of: British Columbia be- [5

cause of its. wealth of natural re- “| Miss -A.-M, Colwill, having com-

soureés, the beauty ofits seenery
and” the: delightfulness of its. cli-
mate, but nowhere does ‘this
apply with : more truth than along
the G.T.P,. between Prince -Ru-
pert and: Prince: ‘George, - OF ‘Bal.

the line, we at: “Hazelton, ‘aB one
visitor erithusiastically assures
us, are the méat-favored by nat-
ural beauty of ‘location and ex-
cellence of climate. Atany rate,
whether by” tlie recognition’ of
the attractions of Hazelton ‘or by.
the.. hospitality. ‘of its people, ‘this

town. has . become _the tourist's |

Mecca of the ‘Northwest.: Ea-].

pecially worthy: ‘of mention is the

number of charming young ladies

‘who have made the pilgrimage to

Hazelton: during the Bummer,

= ae - Me would indéeit’ Ube. e. hard: to -ag-'
] CORENORATION ‘DAY Arete a sti

semble. ‘in’ ‘many: ‘larger ‘canter’ é:

than this a more ‘notable group
of. beauty. and charm than. the

Misses . Duthie, MacLachlan and

Kent,’ of. Vancouver, - ‘Miss Peel,

of, ‘Regina,. Misses. ‘Tabby and:

Olsen, ‘of: Prince: Rupert, and
Mise Wiseman, of. Séuttle; Wash.

“Asi is usual, too, in-all pleasant

places, : Hazelton has j a particular |.-
attraction: for former. Tesidents.
Among the “old-timiers with us

thie summer we-are'glad to wel-

come Mrs. -R. EB. Allen and chil-
dren, cand Mra, Buc-R.° Cox: and
family. “Fortunate Hazelton!’

aa largely attended ‘as possible, —

the presence of everbody at the 1,

union assembly ts Urged.
BAZELTON AVIATOR ON

-ABRIAL HAIL ROUTE E

- Word has béea teceived | in’ ‘Hae

zelton that Ernie”. _Lofquiat, & “a —

weil- and. popularly - known in
this district, who, left” here two!.

yeara ARO, is now & pilot in the
"Alvin Corpe,in which hia’ adapt-| :
~' abitlity -and® “progresaiveneds are

shown, by the fact: that he. ig. in
charge ofa: ‘machine - on ‘the nir-|.
plane mail service between: Mon-
treal and Toronto,“

Smithers Citizen Dies .

A ‘prominent citizen of. Sinith-.
ers: passed : away at’ the, Hospitat fe:
jon Thom morning in \ thé ‘peraon i”

on
+ Otto Utteratrom,

: ‘Hareenines | IN AND’ ‘ABOUT |
_ THE, Cominc CENTER OF
ate “AGRICULTURE .

a, ABpectal, ta The Miner)’ 4

-! Peter Nielson returned. to ‘Ter-|

race this. week, . Goh tee |

; Chas, ‘Lindahl went. fo Haze |¢
bon on Thuraday. van

+ Lara Hagen. is nasisting: Ino:

BR Tohneod, to harvest his hay

of. the Hud|.
n’ 8 Bay Co,” ) staff peek |

Nurses Given
Diplomas On.
. Thursday Night

' ‘The residence sof Dr. Wrinch

‘| was: the scence of a pretty girad-| °

tiation party on Thursday even-
‘ing; when Miss J, -Tallander and

pleted: their’ course’ of’ training |;

at Hazelton Hospital, received
their diplomas.: After ‘a short
musical program, Dr. ' Wrineb
made an address and read the

/ -aper which he had presented a
the ideal residential points along |

weeks ago'at the hospitals’ con-| -
vention in Vancouver, .

“In 8. congratulatory speech,
Mrs. R. 8, Sargent presented the}:
‘diplomas tothe graduating nurses
after. which refreshments wera
served. , wey

FOURTH DANCE WAS
A GREAT SUCCESS
~The fourth - weekly : dance was
held i in: Assembly Hall on Thurs-
day evening. . : The - floor’. was
‘barely large : ‘enough to accom-
Taodate the extremely large num-
ber of dancers, who. were ‘preg-
ent, | “The evening wag ideal “for
such an an affair, and everybody
was out for a good ti. ue, - Judg-
ing from the sounda of revelry

in the hall, they were evidently|

not disappointed. . A. handsome
amount. was- ‘collected, . part of
which. will be given to. the local
public school, -

FUNERAL TAKES PLACE
"OER, C, FERGUSSON
The-funeral took place in Ha-

zelton this week of R, CG. Fer-

-gusgon, an old-timer i in. -thia dis-

trict. Fergusson suffered a atroke
" reeontly. while working on the||

Skeena bridge and Was, brought

") ‘to the Hospital, but was not able].
4] to recover, .

‘The deceased - man
was well known hereshouta, ! hav-
ing formerly.” bean: a road fore-

j/man in this. district. -He was
fi algo along: time realdent.i in- Prince
me Rupert, being 8. pioneer, there, .

"Local Items.
: Mra. W..W.- Anderson. iias re= |
turned from Vancouver. | “
. Miss: «G Davis,: of. ihe Hospital
nurses). staff, -loft, yesterday for
a ‘holiday visit, ito. her. home-.in
Sardis,

Mrs. DB. ‘Morkil wae, a hoateni 2

toa ‘number ‘af young: ‘people: sat:

‘Omineca,

a wilderness

|JAMES MAY FUND.
_ ADDED TO FURTHER «—
Total of ‘Memoriat-E ‘Foad Reaches .

- One Handed and Fifteen

‘By the addition of soveral fur- :

ther subscriptions during the © :

week,’ the James May Memorial
Fund- was this week brought up _
to $115, ~ Acknowledgement ‘ig . -
made to the receipt of amounts
of oné dollar ‘from each of the oe
following: :

Martin Cain; Hazelton

TG. Jokngon :

‘Kenneth Morison a
Altogether, 111 individual sub-

scriptions have been received for —_

the fund, but this total, we are
confident, forms only a part of ,
tlie vast cirele of friends of. the

lization i in. the . Cariboo and the :
Jim: May spent a life-
time in this country when it was

ness of the: resources. of: which he ..
knew better than most, - oy

grave in Hazelton cemetery, but. :

if sufficient: money can be raised <. .

by voluntary contribution, a hand. i

_]30me stone will be erected. ‘to 0 his re

memory. |

The Miner without delay... We.

will acknowledge them alli in: our:

columns, Do ee gy

‘The Balte’s Pogtss :

She - was. -secompanied |
[by Migs F. Goddard. * ne fs

At the beginning: of the week”

bad weather and increaze d: Ger- ic
man. resistance had slowed ‘down.

the Allied offensive. somewhat or

the. Soissons-Rheima. front, bot,

this check. was but temporary,
‘The Allies: have captured the ‘

- German anchor point. of Soissons
-\and have taken. Fero-en-Tarden

ois, another important base.

tions, it iti ig. probable’
will be compel to

a very: eaeaat -taustcale ‘and | DY8!

dance, at the Omineca Hotel ¢ an ro

ae Wednesd evenin

deceased James May, the man |:
who-was respongible more large.
ly than any. other of the old Bio~ me,
neers in blazing the path of civi- -

“He. lived to. seq. : :
the: ‘dawn of the’ day 6f dévelop-. :
ment j in this -pravince, the .vast-. :

He now liea in an antiarked |

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