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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
4
Notice states Geo Chow bought all fixtures and goodwill of Mah Hymn restaurant at Bull River. Creditors urged to present any accounts by March 29 1916. Marysville B C echoes local social notes and farm institute bulletins on building, barns and sheds.
Zam-Buk claims to reach the seat of ulcers and skin diseases with strong germicidal action, destroying germs in underlying tissue and promoting new tissue growth. A testimonial from Miss Frances Daudin of Somerset, Manitoba, reports twenty years of leg ulcers healed after persistent use. It touts uses for eczema abscesses pimples ringworm piles and other injuries with baby friendly options and pricing. District notes mention locals such as Charles Nordman R A Smith and visitors William Attwood Tim Farrell and others with minor civic items and hospital visits.
School inspector Dove visited Elko McGuires Roosville Valley Roosville Hurlingham Flagstone Waldo Baynel areas last week. Residents plan new homes and farms while Feranie leaders consider Liberal candidates. Jack Lewis joins 225th and heads to Victoria for commission. Elko livery adds a Jitney between Elko and Waldo.
The Institute plans a Saturday April 8 meeting at 8 pm in the Central Hotel to view bulletins aiding builders. Birth notice reports a daughter born March 28 to Mr. and Mrs. J Millard. Various residents, visits, and appointments noted including Cranbrook visitors and Conservative meeting at Central Hotel on April 8.
Local notes report the first straw hat of the season seen on an intrepid youth on a sunny Sunday April 2. The Baynes Waldo community includes a surprise party for Mrs. Doctor Saunders, fundraising for the Patriotic Fund, various visits, and church services.
On Thursday March 30 the Red Cross ladies held a farewell tea for Mrs J Thompson at Mrs R J T Galbraith home. The event featured sewing and knitting for bandages and socks while bidding farewell to a popular president. Guests included Mrs Thompson and numerous members. Mr Galbraith honored guest. Mr Bruce of Windermere passed through Fort Steele en route home from the east reporting wintry weather, while Mr Brice recently returned from England.
Camden New Jersey resident Hillman reports deep seated cough and weak lungs improved after using Vinci. He says he gained weight and no longer coughs, with Cranbrook Drug & Book Co listing Vinci guarantees for chronic coughs colds and bronchitis.
Div II enrolled pupils 21 with average attendance 18.08. Perfect attendance lists William Walsh George Werden Grace Baker Amy Ban Quan Alfred Kershaw Helen Wirth Arthur Fenwick. The school gardening thrives with keen energy and the girls showing strong enthusiasm in weeding while boys handle heavier tasks. Last year Ella Fenwick and Agnes Walsh won prizes. this year boys aim to claim them.
A Cranbrook reader asks what steps are being taken to stop drinking among recruits. He questions military power and whether King's regulations are a joke and warns of possible trouble unless action is announced soon.
A Y P A meeting will be held in the parish hall Tuesday evening April 11 at 8 pm. Mr Percy Parker leads the program focusing on a Mendelssohn musical evening. Refreshments will be served by the ladies. Members may apply to the patron or secretary.
Mr Alex Williamson is appointed quarter master sergeant of B Company Cranbrook 226th Battalion and departs for Fernie to retrieve uniforms. Lieut Seaman also leaves for Fernie. Rossland brass band ceases, seven members enlist for overseas service. A plan seeks to establish seven thousand Montone ts in Salmon River Valley near Prince George.
In the matter of the Land Registry Act and lots 1 3 and 4 block 4A and lot 132 group 1 Kootenay District Map 1181 British Columbia the proceeding concerns registration actions and related orders under provincial land registration law.
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co of Canada Limited with Free Miner’s Certificate No 90141B will apply within sixty days to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements to Crown Grants on the Ethel Alta Badger Fox and Deer mineral claims in Fort Steele Mining Division East Kootenay District Located on Sullivan Hill Kimberley British Columbia Action under Section 85 must be commenced before the Certificate of Improvements is issued Dated April 1 1916.
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