Outfits and routes to Cranbrook for Findlay river placers
The article outlines Cranbrook as the preferred outfitting point for prospectors aiming at the Findlay river placer region. It maps a route from the south via Soo Spokane line to Cranbrook, up the Kootenay valley, down the Columbia to Beaver, then by boat to the Big Head and Canoe river to reach Cranbrook vicinity, detailing portages and distances along the Fraser, Salmon, Crooked, Parsnip, and Findlay rivers. It notes related industry and local business interests in Cranbrook and area.
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Findlay River
Nocky
Herald
J. M. Carroll
Kimberley
iCranbrook
Spokane
Cranbrook
Kootenay
Columbia River
Beaver
Canadian Pacific Railway
Big Head
Surprise Rapids
Canoe River
Cranberry Lake
Swift Creek
Tete Jone Cache
Fraser River
Fraser
Fort George
Pinllay River
Salmon River
Summit Lake
Crooked River
Fort McLeod
Parsnip
Fort Graham
United States
Cranbrook Trading grows into large local business
The Cranbrook Trading Company has expanded from a small start to one of the district's largest businesses, notably in hay and feed as well as harness and implements. A Herald visit to the warehouse reveals an up-to-date harness and implement plant, including a high speed sewing machine capable of stitching multiple layers with adjustable attachements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Trading Company
The
Herald
British Columbia
W. Park
A Parody on The Advertiser and the Silent Man
A humorous verse laments a man whose trade has declined and insists on his quiet life. It mocks those who would not advertise and imagines a peaceful grave marked by moss wreaths to honor his withdrawal from public notice. It evokes market noise, solitude, and a final resting place without fanfare.
Forest Fire Protection and Ottawa Valley Losses
The article warns that fire is the forest’s greatest enemy and argues for protective measures before scientific management. It cites incalculable pre protection damage and claims fires historically destroy ten dollars of timber for every dollar harvested. Crown fires devastate tracts, leaving blackened stumps and, in some cases, lives and property lost, noting the Miramichi fire of October 15 destroyed 100 lives and a quarter million dollars.
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Ottawa River
Canada
Miramichi
N.B
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Events
The Masonic body will attend 11 o clock morning service with choral music. W I Reid will sing a solo. Sunday school and Bible class at 8. Subject Jesus Teaches Humility. Monday farewell social for Mr. and Mrs. W T Reid at 8. Refreshments served. Next Sunday May 3rd children service at 11 followed by roll call and Sacrament. Annual Epworth League meeting Wednesday 8. Quarterly board meeting Thursday 6 with annual reports. All board members requested.
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Cs. W
I’. Reid
Jesus
W. T. Reid
Epworth League
Drd
Western Canada Racing Circuit to Hold May Meet
The Western Canada Racing circuit plans a major race meeting in May with about 105000 dollars in prizes. Builders work on stairs and footpath for spectators as Crathcouk aims for one of the region’s best courses. The event promises strong participation from Arintrook and nearby towns to attract crowds from across Western Canada.
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Crathcouk
Western Canada
Ulee
Wester Canada
Woridass
Distriet
Arintrook
HS Town
Calik Bdthonton
Regina
Winn
Christ Church Easter Vestry Meeting Held
The annual Easter vestry meeting at Christ Church was held with the rector presiding. The rector’s report and the financial balance showing no indebtedness were distributed to members. Officers were appointed for the year and delegates named for Synod. Votes of thanks were given to the Ladies Guild and others.
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Christ Church
Keetors Wirnden
J. F. Armstrong
Peoples Wailen
Chas. A. Cock
Sidesman
Messrs. DeVere Vtunt
S. UW. Ho
Messrs
J. Armstrong
J. F. M. Pinkham
J.ilwell
Ladies Guild
Miss Armstrong
Automobilia: New Reo Runabout Promises Strong Hill Climb
Automobilia P. Matheson announced a Reo runabout to be delivered soon, touted as a superb hill climber. A.C. Bowness drove his Wheeler to C Parker's rack on Cherry Creek for a 15 mile trip in 1 hour 5 minutes, while Frank VanDecar’s Roval went to Hanson's on Sunday for a 24 mile home run in 1 hour 40 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Matheson
A.C. Bowness
C. Parker
Cherry Creek
Frank VanDecar
Hanson's
Medal Contest At Presbyterian Church Presiding Judge
The W C T U medal contest was held Friday evening in the Presbyterian church with G T Howers presiding and Mrs Richards directing music. Laura Richards won the medal after a close decision as judges praised the high quality of all competitors' work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Presbyterian Church
G. T. Howers
Death of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Former British Premier
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman former premier of Great Britain died at 10 40 this morning at Dowing Street His tenure as premier and first lord of the treasury lasted 1905 to 1908 He led the Liberal party in the House of Commons and was educated at Glasgow University and Trinity College Cambridge He was 42 years old and leaves a strong mark as a notable Liberal organizer
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
LO Downing Street
Herbert Asquith
Great Britain
Treasury
Rom Sterling
Liberal
House of Commons
Great Oppolltunid Plan For Ads In London Exposition
Government officials announce talks by J. Anderson deputy minister of agriculture in Fort Steele Cranbrook Elko and Creston next week. Farmers ranchers and fruit growers are urged to attend at each location to hear about East Kootenys attractions and trade developments.
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C Pur
Pranco-litisi
Tela
London
Canada
East Kootengys
J. OR. Anderson
Hait
Columbia
Anderson
Fort Steele
Cranbrook
Elko
Creston
Mr. Anderson
Fruit Farm Lots Near Cranbrook Post Office For Sale
Robinson-McKenzie offers sixteen five acre blocks along St. Josephs Creek within one mile of Cranbrook post office. Prime fruit growing land near town, expected to sell quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson-McKenzie
Cranbrook
St. Joseph's Creek
Hawaii News Service Launch Promise From Promotion Committee
The Hawaii Promotion committee announces arranging a Honolulu news service for U S and Canadian newspapers. The service will start in about three to four weeks and will provide all the latest happenings on the Hawaii islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Honolulu
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Wardell Couple Welcomes Son in Crantrook
In Crantrook British Columbia on April 20 1908 Mr and Mrs W Wardell are reported to have a newborn son as noted in the district record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borma
Crantrook
B. C
W. Wardell
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Buster Brown
Orem
Ww. H. Wilson
Oitchat Watch
W. F. Tate
A. L. McDermot Wholesale
Heisler
Nelson
Prives
Gierman
Glancey & Grindley, Limited
Tilt Ave
Calgary
Edmonton
Alta
Wisconsin
Hinckley Fire Dye Company
Ber
Agricul
Meinnich
Laughlin Motor Car
Toronto
C. Ki. Mortitt
Dominion Forest Reserve
Manitoba
George Cartwright
Hamilton
Hamilton Times
John Laking
Nacsagaweya
John
Dominion
Ronto
Dundas
Haliburton
Guelph
Averfoyle
Campellville
Mountsberg
Gyam
Laking
Harper
Bannerman
England
Oppolltunid
DEPC
Ministial
Bisoni
Fruit Farms
Hawaiiian News Service
Corporation of the City of
J. P. Fink
J. B. Henderson
I. W. Connolly
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