This Directory was transcribed by Wanda Story. The original source for this information was the 1919 Wrigley's B.C. Directory.

 Bella Bella:  A post office and Indian Reserve on Campbell Island, in Lama Passage, 320 miles from Vancouver,  191 miles from Prince Rupert in Skeena Provincial Electoral District, reached by all steamers going north and south except those going to Nome, Alsaska.  Nearest telegraph station is at Ocean Falls, Cousin Inlet, distance 29 miles.  Methodist Church at New Bella Coola one mile away. Population 385   Indians,  10 Japanese, 35 white people.  local resources:  fishing, mining and lumber.  Salmon and halibut are abundant.

Allan, John - engineer
Allison, James - ranching
Bainbridge, Cyril - ranching
Bella Bell River Inlet Hospital
Boyd, James - fishery officer
Brydon, Walter - engineer
Dathy, Rev. Geo - medical missionary
Davie, Charles - logging
Delco Light Products - Pattison & Ling, agents Prince Rupert
Egan, Gus - logging
Fredleifson, Hal - farming
Gosse Molerd Packaging Co. Ltd (Vancouver)- salmon canning
Gosse, Selby - cannery foreman
Haley, Chas - logging
Hogan, Arthur - machinist and engineer
Jaeger, Jas - fisherman
Jarvis, Sid - logging
Johnson, Harry, farming
Kemp, Lewis - mining
Leifson, John - farming
McPherson, Ira - logging
Pauline, John A. - storekeeper and postmaster
Peterson, Pete - farming
Reuter, Fredk - fisherman
Sampson, Roy - logging
Strom, Charles - trapping
Strom, Fredk - farming
Wilson, John - fisherman
Wootton, John - logging

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