Brown's Stage Repairing Watches and Jewelry at SHIGH
The notice states Brown's Stage will take watches clocks and jewelry for repair to SHIGH the jeweller in Cranbrook leaving work at Dimor's Cafe.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
5
The notice states Brown's Stage will take watches clocks and jewelry for repair to SHIGH the jeweller in Cranbrook leaving work at Dimor's Cafe.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 1,263,364 ounces mined in 1922 valued at 26,116,050 dollars, surpassing all years except 1900 when Yukon placers yielded 1,350,057 ounces. Builders Jones & Doris, Cranbrook, offer estimates on a new building.
Kimberley notices report visitors home from Marys Lake, fishing trips, stage bus service to Cranbrook, store improvements, and social events. Local residents, auctions, dances, and road incidents are noted alongside regional business and travel updates.
The Canadian Pacific Railway plans three new bungalow camps along the French River Nipigon district and at Kenora and Lake of the Woods to serve sport and leisure visitors. Each camp features a central dining hall with several simple bungalows for one to four guests and aims to offer affordable comfort with scenic access to prime fishing and wilderness views.
A small crowd witnessed a tense 2-2 tie as Kimberley and Wycliffe battled to seven innings before darkness ended play. Wycliffe led with two runs on three hits, while Kimberley forced two late scoring threats but could not clinch victory.
Vancouver. Hon. H. H. Stevens federal member for Vancouver Center is in the general hospital with a broken leg after an accident on his White Rock farm. It will be two months before he can resume duties.
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