Crows Nest Pass Lumber Co Sold in Major BC Deal
The Crows Nest Pass Lumber Company in Wardner BC was sold for about 1.2 million dollars to J Golden Filer and associates of Manistee Michigan. The deal increases capital stock to 2.6 million while keeping management largely the same. Lind and Breckenridge remain involved as details outline a large expansion including mills and logging railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crows Nest Piss Lumber Company
Wardhor
Hoyear
Lind
The
Herald
Crows Nest Pass Limber Company, Limited
John Breckinnridge
J. Golden Filer and Associates
Manistee
Mich
Kootenay Valley
John Breckenridge
British Columbia
Lund
East Kootenty
Ishingston
Nelson
J. C
John Hrochenmige
North Star
Mr. Tuind
Sweden
Christianstad
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Fargo
Montana
Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Red River
Mr. Land
Miners Idle as Strike Talks Stall in Fernie
A conference in Fernie British Columbia yielded no progress on the miners’ strike begun at month’s start after President Sherman called out the workers. A new seales committee was appointed. operators’ leaders departed on the eastbound express without tickets, while board member Morgan travels to Spokane for a wedding and return plans depend on labor dispute outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
B. C
Sherman
Taitter
Seales
Jones
Titlcrest
Graham
Bankhead
Gessler
Lille
Larson
Lethbridge
Thos
Macleod
Hie
Trosmer
WWE Aldrichive
Taewis Stockett
Lais Naismith
Whitesides
Operators’ Association
Tosiner
IASLC
International Board
Morgan
Seattle
Spokane
Afternoon Tea At G T R Shoe Shop Draws Ladies
The G T Rogers shoe shop hosted an afternoon tea on Saturday with women visiting to view a large stock of women’s and children's boots and shoes. Rooney reported strong sales and good public interest as visitors toured the shop and chatted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T.R
G.tvr
Rooney
G. T. Rogers
Will Rush Work On Great Northern Railway Line
Inauguration of the Great Northern line from Michel to Calgary is announced and officials say the despatch will be used to push completion as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Michel
Calgary
Kerr Takes Over City Livery Stable Operation
Kerr has assumed management of the City Livery Stable and will continue the business from the same location. He is well known and liked, promising a successful run with up-to-date rigs, well-bred horses, and courteous service. The future looks bright as regional travel increases this summer and hay and grain will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Orly
Were
C. Bruit
P. O
Montreal
Canada
Constable Routh
Michel
Routh
Nelson
Movie
Constable Kempton
Mauit
Cranbrook
St. Ueene
East Kootenay
Spokane
Cuthbert
London
O. J. Wigen
Creston
B.C
C. R
Sugar
GPR
Railway Commission
Wink
Florence Roberts
Church Column Notes Vestry Meeting At Christ Church
The annual vestry meeting at Christ Church reported the church in excellent condition with modest debt. A new organ was approved for the choir. Officers for the coming year include Keetor as Warden, Armstrong as Peoples’ Warden and Secretary Cock, Synod delegates Tint and Cock, and sidesmen Hosking Thompson Brymner Nelson Pinkham and Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Hosking
Thompson
Brymner
Nelson
Pinkham and Hunt
Methodist Church Outlines April Services and Baptisms
The pastor preaches at 11 in the morning and conducts services at 4 at Wycliffe schoolhouse and 8 at Marysville schoolhouse. Sunday School and Bible classes begin at 4, with a United revival at 8 in the Auditorium. Last Sunday's baptism included Gertrude Ethel Patmore Arthur Croft Hugh John Hadith Townsend Gortrune Mary Elizabeth Macdonall and Mary MacFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe School
Marys- Ville
Gertrude Ethel
G. W. Patmore
Arthur Croft
A. J. Shankland
Hugh John
Hadith Townsend
Gortrune
Mary Elizabeth
S. Macdonall
Mary
D. MacFarlane
Local notes from Cranbrook and area on trades and events
News notes cover D B Dulmage flagpole on a ranch near the city, visits to Spokane for an eye consult, arrivals from Liverpool, flower orders, theater plans, employment and housing notices, farm product sales, renovations, and local business updates from Cranbrook and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Dulmage
Mr. Dulmage
Rev. Flewelling
Spokane
Richard Flewelling
Rothsay College
Bylaws on Privileges for Cranbrook Telephone Lines
City Council last evening discussed a bylaw to grant privileges to Kootenay Telephone Lines Ltd, with electors to vote on April 28. The Cranbrook Electric Light Co will relinquish rights if approved, and a separate $10,000 debenture bylaw for street improvements was proposed to avoid higher taxes this year, spreading repayment over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay ‘Telephone Lines, Ltd
Cranbrook
Electric Light Company
Cranbrook Electric Light Company
Kootenay
Baker Street
Ques tions settled between CPR and unions in Winnipeg
Amicable settlement ends friction between the CPR and Federated Mechanical unions on western lines. Unions gain recognition and key terms, including reinstatement to the pension roll and reengagement of strikers. Schedules and joint talks continue, with a Winnipeg Montreal committee possible. Also, Charles Greenwood found dead near Harry White's tract. inquest cites death from exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg, Man
C.P.R
Federated Mechanical
Coepee
Uiem
Urey
Counvy
SoMarenes
G. Hall
Motive An
Vie Company
Winnipeg
Montreal
Charles Greenw
Harry White
Greenwood
Mr. Leslie
Morris
Dr. Connolly
Kootenay Telephone Lines ByLaw Granted in Cranbrook
Cranbrook Municipal Council enacts ByLaw No 61 granting Kootenay Telephone Lines Limited a non exclusive right to erect poles and string wires on public highways through May 2 1932 with terms on maintenance rates set at 2.0 for dwellings and 4.40 for other buildings. service must be continuous with 24 hour notice for wire adjustments and cost sharing if highways need obstruction removal. rates subject to 10 percent advance payment discount. assent sought from electors on April 24 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay
Saint Company
Ui Corporation
City of Cran Brook
Ollows
Herolimister
Tie Sail Kootenay Telephone Lines, Limited
Company
City of
Cranbrook
Works and Property Committee
Council
Fiereby
Kootenay Telephone Lines, Limited
Cranbrook Council Considers By laws and Tax Cut
The Cranbrook council in session last night discussed a debenture bylaw to raise 10000 for street and sidewalk improvements and approved publication of the Kootenay Telephone Lines bylaw notices. Taxation was reviewed as G T Rogers reported school trustees reduced the estimate from 1875 to 7875. A special meeting was convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Council
Fink
Baker
Henderson
Ryan
Hunt
Kootenay
T. M. Roberts
Kootenay Telephone Lines, Ltd
G. T. Rogers
Band to Begin May Concerts If Weather Permits
The band plans summer promenade concerts likely starting May 1. Members are diligently preparing and the repertoire is now large.
Cranbrook Cigar Store Changes Hands
G Scammion of Dawson City and J E McDonald of Revelstoke have bought the Cranbrook Cigar Store from J D Cameron known as Jock. The new owners plan extensive improvements including a double regulation bowling alley new lighting and complete redecorating to make the place thoroughly up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Scammion
Dawson City
Arctic Brotherhood
J. E. McDonald
Revelstoke
Cranbrook
J. D. Cameron
Jock
Scammon & McDonald
Notice of City Livery Purchase and Debts Transfer
Public notice states the City Livery, recently owned by Grant Belangee, has been purchased by the undersigned. All accounts from April 7, 109, are now collectible by the new owner and all bills against the stable since that date are payable to the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Belangee
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Crows Nest Pass Lumber CO
Mr. Lind
East Kootie
Looking
Peter Lund
POE Clry Livery
Methodist Church
Baldwin
James Baldwin
Liverpool
England
Sam
Hob
Nick
Hanson Ave
Care Herald Office
HM. Chapman
C.C.8
Fink Mercantile Co
Cees
Samuel McDonald
Frank Dickinson
Jack McTavish
Royal Hotel
Royal Billard
J. H. Pearson
Jaffray
Dr. Toy
District Ledger
A. J. Smock
W. P. Laidlaw
Pincher Station
Alta
J. C. Patmore
Blora
Ont
Ile
Elora
P.P.C
Care Herald
T. W. Buss
Bank of Commerce
Victoria
Mr. Buss
Vancouver
C. R. Sheppard
St. Eugene
A. Mills
East Grand Forks
Minn
J. Wl Lewin
Grand Forks
Campbell & Manning
Carr
F. Woodyard
P. Burns & Co
Woodyard
Fernstaml
Wilson
Optician
Comcil
Fink Mercantile Co., Ltd
Desbarres
Trail
Mounted Police
Fdr
Howe
Berlin
Germany
J. Robbins
M. McDermid
Marysville
Frank Lye
Porgus County
Jabez Harris
Harris Company
Camrose
Alberta
Allison
Board of Trade
Agricultural Society
P. McConnell
Vienna
P. M. Freeman
H. Y. Parker
Canadian Northwest Il Company
Pennyslvania
Corporation of the City of
Thos. M. Roberts
City Clerk's Office
Cranbrook, B.C
Airby
Cranbrook Cigar Store
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