Cranbrook Herald Praises Local Growth and Leadership
The Cranbrook Herald extols East Kootenay’s solid timber outlook for twenty years and lauds Cranbrook’s upcoming main street transformation. It credits Alderman Ryan, street committee chair, for the progress and praises Fernie’s influence, noting strong local faith in the town’s vitality. Bernie’s noted good work underlines steady municipal belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
West
Bernie
Cranbrook
Canada
Alderman Ryan
Ryan
Observations by the Old Man as Prince Rupert editor departs
OBSERVATIONS BY THE OLD MAN notes the succession of Wawkas S. M. Newton as editor and manager of the Prince Rupert Empire and praises John Houston for founding the paper and shaping it into a regional power. The piece highlights Fernie progress, local leaders, political figures, and editor Billy Buchanan as a valued asset, while endorsing Cranbrook celebrations and a firm stance on journalism ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Newton
John Houston
Prince Rupert Empire
Mr. Houston
Empire
Prince Rupers
Mexico
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
Mountain Moving Faith Sermon at Morning Service
Pastor King's church column notes the morning sermon titled Mountain Moving Faith and an evening talk The Passing Plus the Permanent. Public worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Bible school for Young Laties Philothea and Young Mens Baraca at 3 p.m. Mid week meeting Wednesday and Sp Young Peoples meeting Friday 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Young Peoples
Methodist Church Sets Summer Services and Events
The 8th Methodist Church announces James Moyes from China will lead the morning service with 7 30 evening sermon The pastor invites all visitors and members to attend Bible classes Sunday School at 3 and an outdoor pen air service on Baker street weather permitting A league prayer meeting at 7 in the inner vestry A summer schedule includes Monly Mission band at Standard Lumber mill Tuesday Epworth League Wednesday garden party on Sparsonage lawn with ice cream Friday choir practice The Cranbrook Evangelical Mission band recently visited North Star camp and plans further camp visits The united churches organize summer work to serve men unable to attend Sunday services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moyes
China
Baker — Street
Monly—Mission Band of the
United Churches
Standard Lumber Company
At & P.m
Epworth League
Marcus Aurelius
Sparsonage
Cranbrook Evangelical Mission Band
North Star
Fifteenth Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
The fifteenth Presbyterian Church announces morning service at 11, evening service at 730, Sunday school and Bible class at 1, and Young Peoples Guild on Tuesday at 8. Rev James Moyes, a returned missionary from Thibet, will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning and evening during the pastor's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Guild
James Moyes
Patmore Bros. Deliver Comfort With Sask Alta Range Hashions
A testimonial notes the writer’s struggles with baking and rising buns and pies until Patmore Bros. offered a Sask Alta range that brought steadier comfort and wiser lessons, changing the author’s experience in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmore Bros
Band Concert At New Stand Monday Evening
The band performs the usual concert on Monday evening at the new stand featuring Sousa marches The Loyal Legion Concert Waltz Sweet Remembrance and selections from New York and Detroit including The Maple Leaf Forever In Cupid’s Garden Old Faithful and God Save the King Bandmaster F B Corrison conducts with Walter Miller and Tony F J St Clair among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profprammar
Walter Miller
New York
Detroit
Bodewalt Lampe National Air of Canada
Maple Leaf
Cupid's Garden
Mat C. Eugene Ve
Holtzmann
God Save the King
F. B. Corrison
Moral Reform Delegation to Meet Police Commissioners
A delegation from the Moral and Social Reform Council of Cranbrook will meet the police commissioners Friday at 3 in the City Council chambers to present the petition of property owners for enforcing the social oil law. Delegation members include J Fr Armstrong Dr BE W Connolly Rev C O Main G W Patmore W J Morton J I Kennedy and F McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moral and Social Reform Council of
Cranbrook
City Council
Fr. Armstrong
Dr. BE
W. Connolly
C. O. Main
G. W. Patmore
W.J. Morton
J. 1. Kennedy
F. McKenna
Quiet Presbyterian wedding in St Paul couple wed
A quiet wedding was held at the Presbyterian manse on Monday July 26 with Rev. C. O. Main uniting Hamilton Richard and Miss Marion Kimmons both of St. Paul Mann. The couple left immediately for Spokane Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Manse
C. 0. Main
Hamilton Richard
Marion Kimmons
St. Paul, Mann
Spokane
Wash
By law approves city waterworks purchase by vote
The bylaw to transfer control of the waterworks to the city passed last Tuesday with a 91 to 17 vote. Once financial arrangements are set, the city will assume operation of the water system as a public utility.
Smythe at Seattle and Exposition Highlights
The Leader editor returning from business and pleasure in Seattle reports on the Pacific Coast exposition. Canada is well represented with two large ore chunks from the Moyie mine on display. Daily attendance surpasses 24,000 and total visitors exceed one million. Several Moyie residents and associates in Vancouver and nearby towns are noted for their pursuits in law, real estate, education, and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogie Leader
Leader
Seattle
Uhe A. Y
St. Magene
Moyie
B. C
S$. Moore
Nakusp
Moore
Victoria
Jessie Nicholson
Moyie School
Trail
McAree
Moyie Presbyterian Church
Vancouver
McGill College
J. A. Harvey
Imperial Bank
S. 5. Taylor
Hutch
Cranbrook
J. J. Angers
A. D. Drummond
C P R Officials Inspect Kootenay Mines and Plants
H H Vaughan of Montreal head of C P R mechanical department leads a party including Grant Ifall and other Winnipeg and Montreal officials on an inspection tour through Kootenay. They travel Arrow Lakes to Nelson visiting shops at Isholt Phoenix Trail and the Consolidated company smelter then proceed via Proctor to Cranbrook before returning east, praising the Arrowhead Robson route for its scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson News
H. H. Vaughan
Montreal
C.P.R
Grant Ifall
Winnipeg
Arrow Lakes
Arrowhead
Kootenay
Strath
Proctor
Kootenay Landing
Cranbrook
Mr. Vaughan
Mr. Tall
C. Temple
G. H. Eaton
H. C. Kennedy
W. J. Woodhouse
Calvary
R. W. Burnett
S. Phipps
Vaughan
Robson
For Sale Carload of Feed and Flour Goods
For sale a few cars of Al Timothy and food feed oats. A mixed car order of hay oats bran Ogilvie's flour etc supplied if desired. Hyde & Saunders, 1P.0. Box 112, Lethbridge, Alta. 20-4¢
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al Timothy
Ogilvie’s
Hyde & Saunders
Lethbridge
Alta
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LVF
East Kootenay
Wawkas
Iernie
W. KR. Ross
Tom Caven
A. Leitch
G. I. Rogers
J. D. McBride
G. H. Thompson
A. B. Watts
Dr. King
Ald
McBride
Liberal
W. A. Buchanan
Alberta
Billy” Buchanan
Gilly Gold
Buchanan
Albert Mutz
the Herald
Herald
Baptist Church Services
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Gavotte
Oakly—Kimmons
Hill & Company
Astoria
Cranbrook's
C. P. R. Mechanical Department
Koomenay
Pabst Beer
A. L. McDermot Wholesale
P. Woods & CO
Armstrong Ave
Turner
Armstrong
Brandon Creamery
G. T. Rogers
the Grocer Cranbrook
Royal Crown
Baker's
Oxford
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