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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
4
Dance next Wednesday in town. many residents visited Fort Steele and Cranbrook this week. Mrs. Morrow hosted friends. a new Baptist church dedication is planned in May. Milk and goods advertised. several notices for housing, bicycles, and eggs appear along with local personnel updates.
William Moffat travels to Toronto by train. Nelson Cranbrook game postponed to May 4. Home improvements by A Leitch. Oliver Burge heads to Tobacco Plains to open a hotel. Miss Ella Grant and James Hunter summoned as witnesses at Fort Steele. Macleod railway relief party returned. Beattie window painting raffle at Royal Hotel May 4. Electric company warns against posting ads. Fong You Kam remains in business. Gill family visits Pincher Creek. Harry Fairfield runs an equine barber shop. Mayor Grady visits with Macleod weather in town. May musical event to feature 30–40 chorus. Rev fortune and pastors to cover absent leave. Peltier joins Lebel Co. Cranbrook to be SEA district hub. Phoenix quarantine notes. May travel plans for W J Henderson family. CP steamship schedule resumes May 2–5. Pieper and Currie praised for papering. Anchor mine near Kitchener attracts investors. American capitalists eye purchase.
A meeting of the license commissioners will be held in Cranbrook on Friday May 10 1901 to consider license transfers and new licenses. Applications include Julius Harel’s Kimberley hotel transfer to Annie Campbell and Fred Roe’s Great Northern hotel license at Redmonds Place Crowsing of Elk River Tobacco Plains H W Barnes license suspector.
The Delos, idle for months, is slated for extensive work this summer, promising copper ore shipments from the Columbia River. The Hyak completed the first spring navigation, bringing Paradise ore on a 1000 ton barge to the Athalmer Windermere route, with hopes for regular trips and biweekly mail service as water levels rise.
The Herald asks Cranbrook residents to report visitors and departures. It urges readers to inform the editor of any information since it cannot learn everything on its own.
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