Banff Windermere Road Route Outlined by Officials
Deputy minister W W Foster returned to Victoria from a Banff Windermere road tour. Divisional Engineer J P orde accompanies him as Masters lays out the season's work across the Bow river to Vermillion Pass, Vermillion valley to Nootenay, Sinclair Pass to Columbia, with routes toward Golden or Cranbrook and Windermere. The project promises a five percent maximum gradient and noted scenery and forestry.
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W. W. Foster
Ol Ea Aie
Victoria
Banff-Windermere
J.p.orde
Revelstoke
Masters
Idwhway
Tani
Bow
Castle Mountain
Vermillion Pass
Rocky Range
Vermillion Valley
Nootenay River
Sinclair Pass
Sinclair Divide
Columbia
Ores Canyon
Hot Springs
Golden
Windermere
Cranbrook
Crows Nest Pass
Banf-Windermere
Death of Mrs Andrew Leask Sr Cranbrook Pioneer
Cranbrook mourns Mrs. Andrew Leask Sr a long time resident born February 27 1841 in South Shields England She immigrated to Canada in 1882 living in Goderich Blind River Toronto Love Bay Mani toulins Cranbrook since 1898 with Captain Andrew Leask and five sons John James Tom Andrew George The death came peacefully in sleep funeral Sunday afternoon with Rey O Kendall officiating
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Cranbrook
Andrew Leask
South Shields
Durham
England
Leask
Canada
Goderich
Ont
Blind River
Lake Muron
Toronto
Love Bay
Manitoulin Islands
John
James
Tom
Andrew
George Leask
Rey O. &. Kendall
Sunday Concert Opens Cranbrook Band Season
The Cranbrook city band gave its first Sunday concert of the season on a sunny afternoon. A large audience enjoyed a strong program led by Conductor Russell with pieces by Mackie Beyer and Hall and a sacred selection Abide With Me performed by the ensemble.
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Cranbrook City Band
Palmer
R. Rumsey
W. Cartwright
M. D'Agnola
J. R. Thompson
Russell
Mackie Beyer
Venice
Hall Sacred Selection
Abide
Fellows Anniversary Observance by Local Lodge
The local lodge 1.0.0.8 will celebrate its 93rd anniversary with divine service at the Baptist church led by Rev. O I B Kendall. Washington Lodge No 1 Baltimore organized 1819 under Thomas Wiley founder of American Odd Fellowship. members and visiting brethren gather at the lodge at 6 30 p m Sunday April 28 and parade to the church. Gorgonzola cheese at Fink's Pure Food Grocery.
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Baptist Church
Kendall
Washington Lodge
No. 1
Baltimore
Wis
Thomas Wildey
American Odd Fellowship
Empire Day Sports Night for Children at Empire Hall
The Over Seas Club agrees to host sports for local children on Empire Day at the Empire Hall Auditorium. Proceeds from the dance, via Mr Guerard arrangements, go to charity. The sports committee seeks strong merchant support for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Sports Committee
Guerard
Cranbrook Lacrosse Promoters Plan Local Reorganization
Local enthusiasts schedule a Friday meeting at Hotel Cranbrook committee rooms to reorganize lacrosse efforts. They aim to form a town team to play Nelson on Victoria Day, with enough material available if participants organize and practice.
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Cranbrook
Eivery
City Amateur Baseball League Formed Grounded by Hyde Baker
A Friday YMCA meeting organized a five team city amateur baseball league. C Connolly chaired, J R Thompson elected secretary. Grounds south of the government building donated by W Hyde Baker for amateur sport. Teams include C P R Cubs Methodist Church Commercials with captains listed. Schedule starts first week in May with free admission.
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Y.M.C. A
C. C. Connolly
J. R. Thompson
Teet
W. Hyde Baker
C.P.R
Connolly
Cubs
Sid
Methodist Church
Rev. Dunham
Commercials
Frank Murphy
Operatic Society Dance Delights Cranbrook Crowd
The Cranbrook Operatic society hosted a stylish evening at the Auditorium with dancing and a varied musical program. Performers included Mrs Brymner Miss Brown Miss Kennedy Mr Loubach Mr Brymner Mr Darling and Miss Rumsey, drawing over two hundred guests for refreshments after 11 pm.
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Cranbrook Operatic Society
Brymner
Brown
Kennedy
Loubach
Darling
Paterson
Toronto Ladies Quartette to Perform in Methodist Church
The Toronto Ladies Quartette plans its first tour stop in Canada at the Methodist church on Monday evening April 29. Local booster Ruthven MacDonald praises the group as unmatched among touring artists. The Lethbridge News notes a fair crowd enjoyed a classical program at the Metho dist church with a mix of high order music and popular fare.
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Toronto
Canada
Ruthven MacDonald
Lethbridge News
Toronto Ladies Q
Methorist
Campbell
Aud
Manning
Notable Ladies Shine in Recital of Music and Humor
A refined recital featured Miss Nellie Corbett soprano with songs like Villanette and Last Rose of Summer. Miss Theresa Sheehan offered humorous pieces and The Honor of the Woods. Miss Maud Buschlen played violin and Miss Florence MacKay accompanied brilliantly on piano, including the sextette from Lucia with left hand.
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Ience
Nellie Corbett
Theresa Sheehan
Maud Buschlen
Florence MacKay
MacKay
Lela de Lammermoor
Church Column Sunday Services and Schedule
Sumdays Low mass at 8 30 a m high mass 10 30 a m Sunday school 2 to 3 p m Rosary and Bene diction 7 30 p m Mondays holy days of obligation Mass 8 a m Week days Mass 6 a m at the hospital P Plamondon O M I Rev W EF Dunham pastor Sunday services the pastor will preach 11 a m and 7 30 p m Morning subject Friendship With Jesus Evening subject The Stretch of Effort Miss Maud Buschlen violinist with the Toronto Ladies Quartette to play at the evening service Choir to render special music at both services Strangers welcome
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W. EF. Dunham
Wil
Jesus
Iffort
Maud Buschlen
Toronto
Morning worship and services at local church event
Reverend O E Kendall leads morning worship at 11 with the sermon All Things Working Together for Good. Bible school at 3 and evening service at 7 30 on the topic God and Appalling Disasters with the Odd Fellows lodge attending as a body for their annual church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Kendall
Lodge of
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Salvation Army Sunday Services
Salvation Army announces Sunday schedule with meetings at 11 AM Holiness, 2 PM Sunday school, 3 30 PM Free and Easy, and 8 PM Salvation meeting. Lesson titled The Great Refusal. All welcome. Captain Fred A Stride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation
Fred’k A. Stride
Gagket Club Open Dance Night at Carmen's Hall
The C P L R Cricket club held a social at Carmen's Hall on Tuesday April 23. A large attendance enjoyed a whist drive with Lanes Miss Bradley and Mr R Pas winning prizes. Refreshments followed as a committee hosted by Ismay Brake Coop Gridley Bird and others. Dancing ran from 10 30 pm to 3 am with music by Woallinger and Edmondson and I Pearson as floor manager.
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C.plr
Carmen's Hall
Lanes
Miss Bradley
F. Wood
R. Pas
Craig
Mesdames Ismay
J. Y. Brake
S. Coop
Ih.gridley
J. Bird
R. Sinclair
K. Sainsbury
Messrs. Ismay
H. Gridley
R. Edmondson
D. Leith
Mesdames Woallinger
Edmondson
Mr. I. Pearson
Experimental Farm Established at Windermere BC
Ottawa April 24 W Anderson of the experimental farm staff has been sent to Windermere BC to start the new experimental farm there. About fifty acres have been purchased and experiments of fruit culture will be carried on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
W. Anderson
Windermere
B.C
General Booth Commemorates 83rd Birthday
General Booth of the Salvation Army marks his eighty third birthday on April 20 and releases a message praising faithfulness and service. He plans a May 21 operation to restore sight and says he hopes to visit Canada and the United States and expand work in Europe and Asia. Positive greetings arrive from across the globe including King George and Queen Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Booth
Salvation Army
Tam
Canada
United States
China
Celestial Empire
Booth
King George
Queen Mary
Saskatchewan Prepares Big Exhibit at Lethbridge Exposition
Saskatchewan government under W R Motherwell offers a silver trophy and cash prize for top provincial exhibits at the International Dry-Farmed Products Exposition in Lethbridge on October 21 20. About 1000 farmers expected. H N Thompson to organize 2000 square feet of floor space and 300 feet for districts. six lecturers to be deployed. Saskatchewan aims to improve on last year’s near sweepstakes result at Colorado Springs and defend the world’s best wheat title from 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alberta
Saskatchewan
W. R. Motherwell
H. N. Thompson
Colorado Springs
Department of Agriculture
Thompson
Saskatchewan to Aid Farmers to Specialize for Best Exports
Organizers announce department of agriculture support for farmers who study a single agricultural class to boost specialization. Saskatchewan plans to send a large exhibit to Congress and a delegation of 1000 or more, gathering at Regina and traveling to Lethbridge to showcase the province as leading grain growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Regina
Lethbridge
For Sale Potatoes Early American Varieties
FOR SALE Potatoes will mature early American Wonder area Early Ohio Borce Early Manistee 4 per 100 lbs E Anderson and Son Wardner BC 1641 FOR SALE Household furniture almost new and of the very best Complete furnishings for six roomed house Inquire J Payer Garden Ave city or P O Box 352 16 21
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Ohio
E. Anderson and Son
Wardner
B.C
J. Payer
Garden Ave. City
P. O. Box
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Mmr
City Band
Ue Mackie Beyer
Darnhouse
Hall
Fink
Pure Food
Over Seas Club
Hyde Baker
Operatic Society
Miss Green
Miss Service
Miss Williams
Miss Kennedy
Messrs
MacDermot
McSweyn
Brymer
Miss Rumsey
Ant
Chick Chick
Mr. Raworth
Mr. Stevenson
Catholic Church
P. Plamondon
Gagket Club
OME
William Booth
DAY Farming Congress
Parks
F. Parks & Co
Swift
Market Co
Kootenay
Joseph Ryan
Raworth
Gingham
Chambray
Halsall & CO
Ladies Misses and Children's Outfitters
Armstrong
J. Kimball
Cranbrook P. D
R Residence
Slaterville
Ogilvie
Royal Household Flour
Glenora
THE
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Edmund Walker, C.V.O
Ll.d
D.C.L
Alexander Laird
Savings Bank Department
R. T. Brymner
B. C
J.D. McBride
Cranbrook B.C
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