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Tag Archives: Snow Lake MB
Stan’s Campout
My parents built Vance’s Store in Snow Lake in 1950 with lumber supplied by Major’s sawmill. This story took place circa 1949 after the road was built between Snow Lake and Wekusko, the train station. STAN’S CAMPOUT By Linda C … Continue reading
Gold Bricks
GOLD BRICKS by Linda C Butler Told by Charlie Vance Snow Lake was a gold mining town in the 1950s, and one day I asked the foreman of the mill, Russ Stewart, if I could watch the gold bricks being … Continue reading
Trucking Visit
Trucking Visit By Linda C Butler Told by Charlie Vance In 1958 I had a store at Snow Lake and I was having problems with the freighting company that delivered my groceries from Wekusko, the railway station about 30 miles away. At … Continue reading
The Grub Stake
By Linda Butler Told by her father, Charlie Vance (owner of the store) A prospector came to our general store in Snow Lake MB after being out in the bush for several months. “Charlie”, he said. “I’ve come to town … Continue reading
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