Wedding and move updates from Kimberley and Wycliffe
Mr and Mrs Bob Murray return to their new Howard Street home after a honeymoon trip. Mrs Wildher visits at the Johnsons home for a few weeks. Archie Robertson of Nelson marries Olive Logan. he was formerly principal here. Mrs A C Clark and Mrs Christian visit Chapman camp this week. Ed Quirk moves into his. Mr and Mrs H Kirby return home. Mrs Finnis, nursing Mrs E E Jackson, returns to Cranbrook. Mr and Mrs Murphy and family return from Banff. Mrs Murphy's parents accompany them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Murray
Howard Street
Archie Robertson
Nelson
Olive Logan
Robertson
Finnis
E. E. Jackson
Cranbrook
Ores Received at Trail Smelter July 15–21 Totals Listed
Period report shows ore shipments to Trail Smelter from July 15 to 21. Mines include Knobhill Republic Washington 112 tons, Lucky Thought Silverton British Columbia 47 tons, Paradise Lake Windermere British Columbia 60 tons, Silversmith Sandon British Columbia 121 tons lead and 98 tons zinc, Whitewater Retallack British Columbia 40 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knobhill
Republic
Wash
Lucky Thought
Silverton
B.C
Paradise
Lake Windermere
Sandon
Whitewater
Retallack
Cee
Notice of mining claim and improvements in Fort Steele district
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Limited files sixty days from June 28 1924 to seek a Certificate of Improvements from the Mining Recorder for Crown Grant on the Sullivan Hill Kimberley area mining claim. Action under Section 85 must be started before certificate issuance. Also reports local community news including a broken leg of Mrs. Cretney, church service by Rev. Tapiscott, and district harvest and fires among residents and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Tina
Blue
Law
Hawes
Crock
Maggie
Dugan
Bull” “Clancy
Lena
Durham
Paris
V.D
Dora
Fort Steele
Kootanay
Sullivan Hill
Kimberley
B.C
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada, Limited
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company, OF Canada, Limited
E. G. Montgomery
Wolf Creek News Details Local Lumber Crew Moves
Residents and workers around Wolf Creek and Wasi are listed in a community update. Jack Moore and Mack Horne join Wolf Creek projects with Kootenay River operations. Paterson and Buck hosts welcomed visitors from Port Steele. Weather improves with rain then cooler air. Plans hint at Leask Lumber rebuilding a Wolf Creek mill, signaling operations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Moore
Loy-"evings Lumber Co
Kootenay River
Els Trimmerman
Wolf Creek
Charles Howell
Cook
Me. Rochette
Mack
Jack Horne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wycliffe
Mrs. Wildher
Mrs. P. Johnson
A. C. Clark
J. Christian
Chapman
Mr. Ed. Quirk
Mrs. H. Kirby
A. Johnson
Mens’ Furnisher
TRAIL
Hanfl
Rhondda
York
SaPh Frank Hodges
M.P
Amociation
Ky Wes
Evan Wilsoa
Seren
Londen
Wral
British Columbia
Tadamac
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer
C. Iss & Rob
C.P.R. Depot
Davis
West Virginia
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Long Island
Mineral Act
Communnity Church
W. I. Tapiscott
R. R. Wilson
Victoria
A. B. Fenwick
Perry Creek
Brook
Ted Cretney
F. Houghton
Crookes
Way River Lumber Co
K.C. Selves
Neu Wasa
Ethel Barr
Harry Barr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Northwest
Eddie Bickford
Wasa
H. Barr
Hughie McGillis
Rock Lake
Stuart Brock
Jscaler
The
Mr. Knight
Attree
Port Steele
Charles Buckless
Stewart Jeffrey
Janes Crowe
Banford
Lewis Castellani
Kootenay River Co
W. F. George
Kootenay
Wragege
Wragge & Hamillton
DeWolf & Ham
Wild Horse Creek
R. Richardson
Murdock Matheson
Teamster
Jack McDonald
Wasi
Billie Leask
Ernie Stinson
Wm. McFadden
Lovering Lumber Co
Winnipeg
Mr. Graf and
Ted Swanson
Charles Barrett
Kootenay River Company
Leask Lumber Company
Upper
Phose
Crystal Dairy Ice Cream
Lethbridge
Patricia
Mary Allen
James Brown
Scotland
Mra. Brown
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