Local notices and society items from Cranbrook area
A Cranbrook column lists residents visiting town from Moyie Fort Steele and Marysville, births in 1902 and 1992, and ongoing town activities. It notes a junior lacrosse club, plans for Jaffray hotel manager Frank Derosier, boiler inspector G O Madigan, and a new Palmer Bar mill in operation. C P R resumes Lardo service April 14, with a note on sidewalk safety and local social events at Wentworth hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Derosier
Jaffray Hotel
G. O. Madigan
George Leask
Wioner
Marysville
W. B. McFarland
Cranbrook Lumber Company
Palmer Bar
Cranbrook News Roundup Tells Of Recoveries and Local Plans
Hmil Banks of Fort Steele leaves St Eugene hospital after recovery from surgery. G W Hall of Sullivan Mining returns from Grand Forks and Republic to Marysville. William Gordon of Guthrie & Co. recovers and visits Cranbrook with his wife and child. Local caution urged to clean yards before time limit expires and delinquents face possible prosecution. Organizing meeting planned to form Bay Brigade of Canada at the Herald office. Crembraok painters Pieper & Currie report strong summer business and optimism for South Hast Kootenay. Cr Keep from Kendrick Idaho notes Idaho Washington boom and Thunder Mountain mining prospects. Pooley transferred to Skaguay. James Hunter named Cranbrook Bank teller. Tom Norman to join Cranbrook as accountant. D C Coleman to North Bay. Principal McIntyre suffers minor accident and calls for railing along sidewalk over the slough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Keep
Fort Steele
Kendrick State Bank
Kendrick
Idaho
Mr. Keep
Washington
Thunder Mountain
Tom Norman
North Bay
Cranbrook
Jamison
McIntyre
Moyle Leader items outline local events and people
A Liberal association forms in Moyle as Frank Guindens plans placer work west of the lake. Mrs P J McMahon returns from Spokane visiting Mrs Marsden in Coeur d Alene City. G H Miner of East Kootenay visits Moyle. A child bitten by a dog recovers after the dog is killed. Odd Fellows service planned for April 27 in Moyle. Old school building to be fire hall. Park Mitchell Co de camp starts. Moyle Lumber Co sawmill runs. five million feet of logs awaiting processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McMahon
Spokane
Mrs. Marsden
Coeur d'Alene City
G H Miner
East Kootenay
Mrs D Dill
Moyle
Odd Fellowship
Wildey Lodge of
Rir Fortune of
Cranbrook
Pellows
McMahon Bros
Rickers
Moyle Lumber Company
Local Couple Wed After Eastward Courtship
Mr. Desauluier, with large interests in Moyie and the Coeur d Alene region, seals his marriage today after train travel eastward. He is hailed as one of Moyle’s substantial citizens and congratulated on his life choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyle
Desauluier
Moyie
Coeur d'Alene
Frank Dickinson
Razir
Josh Billings
Frank
Solomon
Wellman
Lin
Fernie Growth Amid Slaughterhouse Project and Town Expansion
Fernie progresses with P Burns & Co starting a slaughterhouse one mile south near Coal Creek road and the railway. Morrisey townsite sees over twenty five cottages under construction as two hotels flourish, while local firms report solid contracts and pending rail spur completion. clubs issue match challenges for May games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Burns & Co
Coal Creek Road
Morrisey
the Coal Company
Pernte
Marysville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Property Sale
Marysville letters record Cranbrook visitors Mr and Mrs McBride and daughter and Cranbrook merchant Mr McCarter. The smelter adds weigh scales near the spur. Edgar Hym bookkeeper for Fort Steele Mercantile from Cranbrook came up. Rev Beacham of Cranbrook spoke at Royal hotel. Frank M Cibe store sold to Albert Maller of Nelson with possession next Saturday. McCabe plans move to Wardner and sell stock at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinstry
Beacham
Cranbrook
Royal Hotel
John McDonald
Central Hotel
Fort Steele
Mr. McDonald
Marysville
F. E. Simpson
Frank M.cibe
Albert Maller
Nelson
Mc McCabe
Wardner
Marysville Bridge Plan Urges Government Action
Marysville and Perry Creek residents push for a St Marys River bridge to cut travel to the railroad from 21 to 12 miles for Marysville and 4 to 6 miles for Perry Creek. They also urge a Cranbrook to Six Mile Creek road to accompany the bridge, urging Victoria to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Mayaville
St. Mary's River
Perry Creek
Cranbrook
St. Eugene
Arysville
Six Mile Creek
Victoria
Civility and quirks of railway clerks and Cranbrook social life
The piece lampoons rude railroad clerks and praises courteous officials like Charles Coleman. It recalls a barber’s sharp razor episode, critiques Cranbrook’s late-night dance culture, and argues that ping pong deserves wider civic support as a skillful, energetic game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coleman
BP. A
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Marysville Football Club Forms At Monday Meeting
A Marysville Tribune report outlines a Monday gathering at Norman Hill's store to organize a new football club. N C McKinstry chairs. Dr O Hagan serves as interim secretary. officers include G W Hall patron and M A McKenzie president with F W Mitchell treasurer. Membership set at 100. weekly meetings planned after practice. a match with Cranbrook or another town is arranged for May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Marysvile Tribune
Norman Hill
N. C. McKinstry
Dr. O'Hagan
G W. Hall
M. A. McKenzie
See
Treas
F. W. Mitchell
N C McKinatry
A. Bales
S Lddicotte
Cranbrook
Electric Light Plant Planned for Marysville Smelter Area
The Sulivan Group Milling company and partners plan installing an electric light plant to illuminate smelter buildings and, if enough citizens participate, the town. They argue electric lighting is the safest option for Marysville’s wooden streets and buildings and urge building owners to light up when permitted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville Tribune
Sulivan Group Milling Company
Marysville
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Prest
Wilcreeton
Ryu Gcapasa
Workmen's Boarding House
Tim Farrell
Moyie Finlay
Dr. Watt
Dr. Green of
J. A. Elton
McSweyn & Griffith
McSweyn & Griffith's
W. S. Keay
Fernie
G. H Gilpin
Miss Pettit
Jack Mulligan
Archie Currie
R. E Beattie
William Small
John Teask
Henry Thiery
M. McInnes & Co
Steele
W. W. Doble
P. Burns & Co
J Brault
Canadian Hotel
N Hanson
Kootenay
C P. R
Lardo
AG. R Leask
D. J. Cameron
Biwabik, Minn
Morris
G. H. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
J. H. Bertrim
Lethbridge
Mewburn
Hutre Nous Club
Wentworth Hall
G. P. Tisdale
Roy
Carne
Candy Kitchen
W. J. Welch
Pianno
Alberta
E. E. Orchard
Prop
Earth
Plymouth Rocks
E. B. Thompson
Eder
Ash
L. W. Patmore
B.C
Palmer & Arnold
Tate
Crows Nest
Hmil Banks
St. Eugene Hospital
King
Sullivan Mining and Smelting Company
Moulay
Grand Forks
Republic
Marynville
William Gordon
Guthrie & Co
Cranfrook
Bay Brigade
Canada
Fred Pieper
Mr. Pooley
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Skaguay
James Hunter
Cranbrook Bank
Pooley
Liberal Association
Frank Guindens
James Cronin
California
Oregon Line
Victor Dasadloler
Mies Marie Boissooueau
Berlin
New Hauspahire
Vinoits Muniay
Marten Ol
Fernie News
The
Ferule Free Press
P Lund
Breckbnridge
E i, Chipman
Kislo
D.gm
Masonic Grand Lodge
H. Byers
D. D
Pincher Creek
Marysville Boys
Seanan
Rockefeller
CPR
Watt
Archie Leitch
Presbyterian Church
Leitch
Watty
McPherson
King’s
Ames Holden
Fort Steele Mercantile Co. Ltd
Fink
Aooddooe
Beattie
G. T. Rogers
Timothy Hay
King Mercantile CO
Mrs. Smith
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hennessy
Danville
Usher
John Dewar
Coate
Plymouth
Crofts
Jamaica
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