Market Prices for Feed and Flour Goods
The Royal Household and Five Roses Flour list price 98 lb at 86.00 per cwt. Feed Wheat at 3.50 per bushel. Feed Oats per ton 42.00. Other oats prices 33.00 35.00 30.00. Crushed Oats 32.00.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
6
The Royal Household and Five Roses Flour list price 98 lb at 86.00 per cwt. Feed Wheat at 3.50 per bushel. Feed Oats per ton 42.00. Other oats prices 33.00 35.00 30.00. Crushed Oats 32.00.
City items of Interest Insure with Beale and Elwell as talk of a Cranbrook brass band grows. The Banff Orchestra gave a well received last appearance of the season. A thirty‑three pound salmon was caught at Premier Lake by local anglers. The Geo. Muir property was sold to Arthur Cuthbert. A local tensorial artist and a watchmaker attempted a big fish story on Premier Lake.
J 2 Parton of Waldo and Malcolm Leitch of Jaffray visited Cranbrook and the city on business this week. Mayor C H McHardy of Nelson spent Wednesday here. Miss M Honeyman has recovered enough to be up this week. Joe Burke of Yahk was in town after a two week visit near Calgary. Florence Sawyer of Kingsgate attended a Banff orchestra dance. J H Tabor of Taberta chocolate fame was in town this week and left to travel north. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ashworth and family plan about two months in Hamilton Ont. H C Howard of Kimberley left for Winnipeg, a returned man still unwell. Funeral of Mrs Chas Klingensmith of Elko held here, noted for East Kootenay ties. Mr and Mrs A B Macdonald left for Vancouver where he will practice law with brother M A Macdonald. friends here regret their departure.
The Women's Institute holds its regular meeting in the Parish Hall on Tuesday May 3 at 3 p.m. After business a sale of home made cookery will take place and afternoon tea will be served. All ladies invited.
Moyie resident Roy Burch visited Cranbrook while A W Greenwood came from Fernie. The Cadwallader ranch south of town sold to Esther Paulsen. The Armstrong and Farrell properties changed hands on Burwell and Hanson Avenues. The Y M C A annual meeting is set for May 3 with reports and elections.
O N Jacobson of Fernie spent Tuesday in the city visiting acquaintances and taking care of personal business.
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