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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
4
Wardner hosts a Friday April 29 whist and bridge drive in Club Hall under the Parent Teacher Association with prizes for bridge and whist, songs by the Wardner Pierrott Troupe, refreshments, and an impromptu dance. Local notices include car trades, athletic association plans, post office move, and community events and visits.
Miss A B Mackenzie visited friends including Mesdames Bartholomew Lemmon Ellis Robichaud and others last week. Mrs Phillips and children returned from a holiday with relatives in the States. The Harveys keep 700 young chickens on their ranch. Mrs Pattinson and Mrs Murray visiting their mother Mrs Robichaud attended a dance at Mellor's store where Mrs Robichaud now runs short order rooms at the hotel. Miss Brown Kimberley visits the hotel Wednesdays for town ladies. Madge Keer visited Mesdames Lundeen and Wiseman. Ed Lundeen recovering well from illness. Watkins children visited old neighbors Thursday. A whist drive and dance at Mellor store. prizes won by B Shannon Mrs J Herman L Glanville and Mrs West. Harold Bennett directed music. Refreshments served. dance ended about 1 80 am. Mrs Bennett in town briefly on Thursday. Mr Crane jnr returned to work with hand improved. Miss Burton of Cranbrook visiting town this week. The Con Kervine have planted.
Government order in council raises bounty on crows and magpies to fifteen cents per head. Claimants must present head or wing portion within ten days to a provincial official. payment follows after verification. Amendment takes effect April 1 1927 and expires June 30 1927.
Dr Buckley of Michel bought a new Chrysler 70 car last week. Frank Yates bought a new Chrysler 50 car last week. Mines at Michel operated six days last week. Riverfront residents in Natal fear floods as the river rises daily. Alf Ball is expected back from
In Rochester this week the Michel team, holders of the Bennett Shield, practiced on the field with several new faces vying for places. Tom Uphill visited Michel and Natal. A G Bowling of the Workingmen's Co op is moving to the Scott Frog Co store in Natal. The Elk Valley and Natal Agricultural Association plan a Popular Girl contest at their show.
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