Veterans organize in Windermere Division
A largely attended Invermere meeting heard Walter Drinnan of the Great War Veterans Association outline the saboteur movement and call for a district branch. Officers elected include President Richardson, Vice Presidents J Jones and G Toulgrave, Secretary-Treasurer CSA Davidson, and an executive committee of Mackay Moran and I C Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermere
Walter Drinnan
Vrovineie
Creantatlg
Great War Veterans Association
Sabier
Gav.voa
Richardson
Batin
View Sires
TL J. Jones
G. Toulgrave
H.mgs
Ninessecy
Trea
CSA
Davidson
Can
J. Mackay
Mgc Moran
1. C. Denny
Battn
Navy League Lectures Invermere District Public notice
Navy League lectures in Invermere district highlight wartime naval history and flag education for schoolchildren. British Columbia Division Secretary Ada Neroutras leads talks with support from Jayila Province official Irvine. Fundraising nets 84 dollars for League as plans for a May flag history contest and prize pictures are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League
Coamuda
Wildermere
Ada Neroutras
Victoria
Biltish Columbia
Mo Oh A. Irvine
Calgary
Jayila
Alberta
Monuet
Dominion of Canada
Nerouteos
Irvine
League
Hellsing
Invermere
Me A. Warham
Dominion Government
Upper
Columbia Valley
Okanogin Valley
Mt. Parhati
Iis
Reading
Sunland
Penticton
Parham
Dominion
Avs
Pare °Ham
Red Cross
Fort Steele Dance Promises Benefit for Cranbrook Hospital
Fort Steele Band hosts a Master Monday dance with the Fort Steele Orchestra performing. Proceeds go to St Hugene Hospital in Cranbrook. Attendees include Wilkins and Winslow Haines from Wycliffe and a social gathering at Miss G Chalondette's home with dancing, games, and thanks to Mrs J Reid for playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Steele
St. Hugene Hospital
Cranbrook
Mr. Wilkins
Walsh
J. Walsh
J. Reid
J. Gilchvist
J. Hawkes
Harrigan
J. Fowler
J. Kershaw
J. Kerelow
KE. Baker
J Hickey
J. Willicome
L. A. Willicome
Bargain List Includes Piano Nordheimer and Sewing Machine
Bargain notes list items for sale and wanted ads. Piano Nordheimer 285 worth double in new condition offered at 295. White sewing machine 13. Scales weigh up 240 Ths price 11. Wanted plan for selling and buying items. Phone 9 Yorkshire Boar for service or apply Box 611 City. Also ad seeking farm help to milk five cows apply Box 16 Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordheimer
Herald
Kimberley Community Briefs Roundup Cranbrook Visits
Local notes record H McLeod’s first auto trip to Cranbrook, visits by Mrs James of Marysville and Mrs Beecher Smith, and several Cranbrook visitors. Names include Sullivan, Carlson, Heriot, Bidder, McBacheran, Horman, Cowan, Neuman, Empson, Conover, Willowby, Handly, Fielding, Wells, and Rev Shaw. A lively week with social calls, travel, and a Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McLeod
Cranbrook
James
Marysville
Sullivan
Beecher Smith
Tibbitts
Me. Sullivan
I’. Carlson
O. Heriot
Win. Bidder
D. McBacheran
Fielding
M. Handly
Conover
W. Wells
Shaw
Kimberley Miners Union Condemns Treatment of Organizer
At a Kimberley Miners Union meeting on April 6 1919 in the Union Hall the group denounced pressure on labor organizers and the targeting of McKenzie the Loggers Union organizer. The resolution endorsed Moyie Mine and Millmen Union for calling for a full investigation and requested Cranbrook Herald publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Ranbrook Herald
Cranbrook
B.C
Bell
Moyie
Prizes listed for Cranbrook Fall Fair 1919 ladies divisions
The Cranbrook Agricultural Association outlines prize classes for the 1919 Fall Fair. Entries include lingerie nightdresses and embroidery in Class 110, hand sewing in Class 111, bed linen and crochet in Class 112, various embroidery and needlework in Classes 113 114 115 116, Indian Work in Class 117, and Girls Work under 15 in Class 100. Two prizes per section, with many specific textile crafts named.
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Cranbrook Agricultural Association
Zam Buk Herbal Balm Promoted for Cuts Burns and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Zam Buk as a first aid balm for accidents including cuts burns and bruises. It claims quick pain relief and healing from the root for eczema skin diseases and other conditions with statements about preventing festering and repeat outbreaks.
Canadian Patriotic Fund Total From Cranbrook District
The Cranbrook district reports a total of 56460.09 dollars donated to the Canadian Patriotic Fund after the voluntary period. The sum reflects contributions from Cranbrook and surrounding areas and acknowledges supporting districts that contributed generously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Cranbrook
Methodist Church Service Schedule for Sunday
Rev. R. W. Lee leads morning service at 11 a.m. Standay School begins at noon. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. All welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Lee
Standay School
Woman's Statement Helps Cranbrook Reader Urges Buckthorn Bark Ad ler-i-ka
A Cranbrook reader reports relief from sour stomach and bloating after using Adler-i-ka buckthorn bark glycerine mix. She claims it flushes the entire bowel and relieves constipation and gas with instant action, according to Beattie-Murphy Co. druggists.
Canadian Pacific seeks water license for Creek diverting 30 cfs
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company requests a license to take 30 cubic feet per second from Canuck Creek also Grave Creek on the U S side. Water will be diverted above Lot 9090 in Kootenay District for timber operations near Lots 9090 9088 Sublet 6 4591. Objections due within thirty days after first publication April 10 1919. A H DeWolf agent.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Montreal
Province of
Quebec
Canuck Creek
Grave Creek
United States
Meadow Creek
Kootenay District
Kootenay
Water Recorder
Cranbrook
B. C
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Moyte River
Yahk
B.C
Yahk Mill Pond
Comptroller of
Baptists Church Calls Meetings and Sermons Schedule
Rev John P Sinclair pastor announces events at the Baptist Church Friday April 11 7 pm Young People's Band Sunday April 18 11 am Divine Service sermon The Meaning and Message of the First Palm Sunday 12 noon Church School Go to Sunday School Sunday Parents urged to attend 730 pm Evening Worship sermon Is the Pulpit that teaches Original Sin out of date Thursday April 17 Fellowship Meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sinclair
Callendar
License to Clear Moyie River Stream for Log Transport
A license grants use of the Moyie River winding through Ryan and York to drive logs from the Canadian Pacific Railway Timber Limits near Ryan to the Yahk mill pond. Powers to operate run from Ryan to Yahk B C within a March 28 191. local stream work rights described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Montreal
Quebec
Moyie
Ryan
York
B.C
Yahk
Water Recorder
Cranbrook
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
B. C
Diversion Plan for Meadow Creek Water Toward Yahk Mill Pond
A stream diversion project in British Columbia moves water from Meadow Creek to the Yahk mill pond for fluming. Work begins March 28, 1919, diverting about half a mile above the Meadow Creek crossing near Lot 4591 West boundary to the Moyie River drainage area.
Miller and Bardgett dissolve partnership in Cranbrook
The partnership Miller & Bardgett between A. Miller and J. Bardgett is dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by A. Miller. Signed A. Miller and J. Bardgett at Cranbrook on April 7, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Miller
J. Bardgett
Miller & Bardgett
J. Bardgatt
Cranbrook
Cust
Wilhe
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Uvverslere
Mr. Warham
the Star Second Hand Store
Canada
Yorkshire Boar
City
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
the Herald
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Mo KR Huchcroft
Ames Holden McCready Limited
John
Toronto
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Vancouver
J. Whitehead
Beale & Elwell
Norbury Avenue
M. A. Beale
Edison
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co. Ltd
Cranbrook, B.C
Beecham Pills
Canadian Pacific
Sun
Mies
Bay
Medicine Hat Cranbrook Cranbrook ‘Ootenay Landing
Cranbrook Kimberley
Cranbrook Athalmer
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Vory
Procter & Gamie
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