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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 05, 1915

Page

4

Elko Notes Highlights Local Moves and Community News

Roosville Valley’s J A Broley visits Fernie while Elko trains for a future game against Waldo and Baynes. New residents arrive from Winnipeg to Parklands, visits from Mrs. William Hutchison, and Miss Armstrong vacationing in Elko. Local store additions, town outings, and a Red Cross sock drive led by I C D E secretary Miss Holbrook are noted.

J. A. Broley Roosville Valley Fernie Elko Waldo Baynes Winnipeg Parklands C. Burgess 1.C.C.E William Hutchison Daughters South Fork Dorothy Edwards Lakeview Avenue Roosville Cash Stores Flagstone Tobacco Plains P. Burns Co Joe Sheridan Miss Pearl Winsor Cranbrook Bull River Frank Gallagher Mabel Inez Holbrook British Red Cross Society Toronto Mason Fred Roe John Young F. Swanson G. B. Ayre A. Birnie EB. Cooper BE. Cooper J. M. Agnew Thos. Roberts Richard Hirtz Jas McKee A. H. Sawyer Agnew Holbrook Folsy Boss Watt C. A. Klingensmith

Creston Notes Sparse Gooseberries and Local Happenings

Creston reports show 1916 cucumber shipments to Blairmore from Roy Staples ranch and last season gooseberries shipped from Edmondson ranch. Rev F L Carpenter attended Cranbrook district meeting while many local schools seek teachers with 126 applicants for two Creston vacancies. Principal MacDonald of Vernon receives a wrist watch from pupils, and Miss Bertha Hardman from New Westminster joins Creston staff. Weather and rainfall concerns contrast with social visits from Sirdar and Nelson, as townsfolk remark on bouquets at The Review office.

Blairmore Roy Staples F. L. Carpenter Cranbrook East Kootenay Woods Creston Dan Dozall Cranbrook Herald W. A. Heron King George Nelson Croston Loneby Sirdar Edmondson Ranch Bertha Hardman New Westminster Creston School Harry

Record of berry picking feats and cattle death report

Dan Dezall sets a Kootenays berry picking record at the Diiner ranch with 384 quarts in eight hours. The Cranbrook Herald notes this feat as beyond Creston and other records, while Constable Forrester investigates a cattle killing near Sirdar involving a Lombardo cow found dead and buried, with suspected bullet absence and a broken neck after a fall.

Dan Dezall Kootenays Diiner Ranch Creston Joe Jackson Cranbrook Herald Tantel Duck Creek Kusl Dan Forrester Sirdar P. Lombardo Cap Bossy

Prohibition Movement Gathers Biz Support in Cranbrook

Cranbrook business men hosted D F Glass of Vancouver to discuss a province wide campaign for prohibition until the end of the European War. They plan a Vancouver convention on 24 and 25 inviting BC business leaders, with strong financial backing offered by several supporters. Cranbrook delegates Patterson McKinnon Riches and McBride attend. Glass proceeds to Vancouver then returns via Golden and Revelstoke.

Cranbrook Railway Y. M. C. A D. F. Glass Vancouver Glass British Columbia Aes Messrs. Patterson McKinnon, Riches McBride Mr. Glass Golden Revelstoke Lower Mainland

Dominion Day at Shorncliffe celebrates Canada’s birthday abroad

A wartime Dominion Day at Shorncliffe Camp contrasts Canadian resolve with a world at war. Soldiers drill and parade under a watchful airship as Canada remembers its national day, while Britain France and Germany loom in tonight’s tense backdrop. The narrative blends humor, patriotism, and war-time sentiment across a crowded camp scene.

Canada England Motherland Shorncliffe Camp Britain Roel Blum France Germany Attila

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale by Daniel McGinnis

Daniel Joseph McGinnis of Wardner British Columbia demands 330 dollars due under a July 1 1910 mortgage to Louis Dore. If unpaid within one month he will enter possession, collect rents, and sell the East Kootenay property Sub division 3 Lot 526 Group 1 by auction or private sale for cash or credit. Cranbrook B C August 4 1916 solicitor T T Mecrody for the mortgagee.

Louis Dore Montgomery Spokane Washington R. J. McFarland Portland Avenue Minneapolis Minnesota Great Falls Montana Daniel Joseph McGinnis Wardner British Columbia Land Registry Office Nelson East Kootenay Cranbrook B.C T. T. Mecrody

Highland Bands Gather for Canadian Frontier Tattoo

In an encampment on a plateau near officers tents, troops from the 43rd, 48th, 9th, 11th, 12th, 49th and others assemble as pipers play. A Highland parade features the 42nd Royal Highlanders from Montreal and a Cameron pipe band, with a lone Edmonton company joining the 49th in a grand musical display.

43Rd 48Rd Na Grassle Watts Edmonton Garryowen 42Nd Royal Highlanders Montreal Cameron Alick Macdonald Alick Donald Dhu

Hester Mineral Claim Notice at Wild Horse Creek

George H Thompson of Cranbrook B C Free Miners Certificate 79618 intends sixty days from this notice to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvement to obtain a Crown Grant for the Hester mineral claim located on Wild Horse Creek in East Kootenay district Fort Steele division. Action under Section 85 must be commenced before the Certificate of Improvement is issued. Dated May 22 16y6.

Hester Wild Horse Creek East Kootenay Old Town Fort Steele George Herbert Thompson Cranbrook B. C G. H. Thompson East Kootenay District Maus Creek

Land Registry and Mining Notice for Duplicate Title and Claim

Notice records intention to issue a duplicate Certificate of Title for Lot 24 Block 4% Cranbrook City Mapay to Corey Allan Dow dated 7 September 1911 and 24 April 1916 by Nelson District Registrar, plus Angus McLeod Fort Steele seeks Crown Grant via Certificate of Improvements within sixty days with action under section 37 required before issuance.

Cranbrook City Mapay Corey Allan Dow

Dominion Day in Scotland Ends With National Hymn and Pipes

The account describes a Dominion Day celebration with massed pipe bands, solos from French horns and trombones, and dancers. Piper Reid performs in the style of Willie MacLennan, followed by The 7ths Farewell to Gibraltar. Speeches by Colonel Moore and Major Graeste honor Canada, ending with hymn singing and the Last Post.

Canada Piour Johson Piper Reid Willie Maclennan Gibraltar 43Rd

Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office Toronto Description

Imperial Bank of Canada head office in Toronto lists capital authorized ten million, capital paid seven million, and reserves with profits. It invites corporations, municipalities, merchants, farmers, and private individuals to use drafts and letters of credit worldwide. Savings department offers deposits from one dollar with interest from deposit date. A branch at Athalmer, H.C. is managed by Irving Wedd.

Toronto Capital Savings Department Athalmer, H.C Irving ©. Wedd

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Lodge and Society Loyal Orange Lodge Royal Black Knights of Ireland Hall Baker Garrett O. Horsman KEY City Lodge Fraternity Hall W. M. Harris R. W. Russell Knights OF Pythias Cranbrook, B.C R. C. Carr C. I. M. Christian K. R P. O. Box Maple Leaf Rebeear Lodge Fraternity Mall Sis. C. Bennet N. G Sis A. Hickenbotham E. Y. Brake J.T. Lewes Women’s Institute Maple Hall W. B. McFarlane John Shaw P. C. Bex Cranbrook Farmers’ Institute A. B. Smith Alb. H. Webb Cranbrook Orchestra Arnold Wallinger Cranbrook, B.C CHAS Parker Lethbridge Coal Xi Ite Powder Imperial Oll Co The Kootenay Orchestra R. W. Edmondson Cranbrook Joe Marapodi Pio Minard's Liniment Devan Tne ScomeLt Dave Co Catharinen Ontiris Phosphonos Noresses Loosell Lava Co Cathar ine-Murphy Co Wilson’s Thomas ‘T. Mecredy W. FP. Gurd P. C. Box Drs. King & Green Orr Crai Armstrong Ue F. B. Miles Hanson Granbrook Granbrook Cottage Hospital Garden Age A. Salnon Matron Phono W. R. Beatty Fenwick Avenue Baker St MacPherson Werbury Ave City Hall P. D C. F. Nidd Organist Methodist Church Norbury Ave Montana Laundry Frank Provenzano General Merchant Deployments Agents Wresh Mesbury Ave Peerless J. Taylor Creston Review Mrs. Attridge MacDonald Vernon W. Crawford Geo. Huscroft Gonatfell Acre Stocks Walter Hall Sam Fraser Erickson Shorncliffe Ralph Connor UC. W, Gordon L. Coop Daily Chronicle Land Registry Act Samuel R. Row HO At Angus McLeod Mining Recorder Cecily Howe Imperial Bank of Canada Cranbrook Branch I. W. Supple Coeur D’alene Spokane, Washington New Union Station
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