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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
3
A broad Cranbrook Morrissey notes page details visits by residents to Calgary Winnipeg and Lethbridge. It reports CPR car delivery of a private coach, new town developments at Morrissey, launches of mining and railway work, hotel fullness and theater plans, and upcoming Odd Fellows services.
Easter Sunday brought many new hats and gowns as services lit churches nationwide. Congregations offered elaborate flower decorations and musical programs, drawing large attendance and festive spirit.
Notice states that Il Deners and H Parrott formerly operated bust pens as Partt & Demers have dissolved their partnership by mutual consent on this day of April.
A circular letter from the British Columbia Association asks Dominion Parliament members to support a government grant of F25. The report notes changes in company leadership as M. Henretta moves to Calgary for key duties. Mines show progress with three camps at seventy percent employment though Cog Creek No 1 and No 2 face reduced work. A larger pump has been secured to accelerate pumping. Wo Blundell, long representing Wo Grima & Co, has joined Trites Woods to handle outside purchasing before moving to store management.
Residents protest heavy deer killings in the district urging authorities to intervene. They argue the wanton hunting by Indians is as unlawful as white man's hunting and call for action.
The Beale Hutchison firm lists bids for St Eugene and Mountain Mines properties including Copper Mountain and Golconda. Crows Neat Coal shows a bid of 350 dollars, with firm names and locations such as Cranbrook, North Star, and 21 War Egle Consolidated Wu Way Roll.
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