Cranbrook Progress With Electric Light and Telephone
The Cranbrook area advances with a 500 light electric plant and a soon to be running telephone exchange. The project is funded with about $4,000 in sight, and Nelson engineer W P Dickson will head the electrical work alongside a trusted local board. The venture uses Cranbrook Lumber Company power for now, with future plans for a dedicated plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
South East Kootenay
The
Herald
W P. Dickson
Nelson
Dr. King
W. F. Gurd
J. Ryan
George Bremner
Malcolm McInnes
Cranbrook Lumber Company
Moyie Day in Cranbrook Adds Town to August 10 Event
Cranbrook prepares for a Moyie gala with nearly all stores closed and a special train from Cranbrook at 1.00 for Moyie passengers. Festivities include a lake dance, boating, and refreshments as residents renew friendships and welcome Moyie visitors.
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Moyie
Cranbrook
Lake Geneva
East Kootenay
Kansas Town
Doble and Shier Arrive in Victoria From Nome
W W Doble and R G Shier passengers by the Signal to Seattle from Nome are in Victoria. They report a gloomy Nome mining scene with dry creeks and 25 000 to 28 000 residents, 4 000 to 5 000 unemployed, and widespread hardship. They note low wages, 10 percent bank discounts, rising crime, and a large barge voyage planned for Seattle.
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The
Daily Times
Victoria
W. W. Doble
R. G. Shier
Seattle
Nome
Messrs
Doble & Shier
Name
Fio
Doble
Shier
Charles Jones
Dawson
Yukon
CP R Strike Cuts Jobs in Winnipeg Fort William Area
About 500 machinists boiler-makers and fitters walked out at Winnipeg Fort William and western points after 25 workers were discharged last week. Officials blame reduced traffic and half crop for lower freight and imports while the union contends the layoff was a company blow against the union under false pretenses of reduced business.
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Winnipeg
Fort Willam
Fort William
Pacific Coast
Ofciala
Mayor Houston Featured in British Columbia Legislature
Victoria dispatch notes Mayor Houston, the Nelson riding member, as a feature in the legislature. The liquor license bill was under committee consideration and she engaged in the attention of the house.
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Houston
Ontp
Kootenay
Esquimalt
Mossbacks
Eberts
John Hous
Lewish Columbia
Joe Martin
Mr. Houston
Wisn
Mines Association of
Nelson
Tll Talmie
Nouston
Alice
Government Street
Mr. Houster
Tolmic
Nelson Wayor
Joseph Martin
British Columbia
Victoria
B.C
Moyie Leader Morse ls Report Buzzes With Local Happenings
Moyie Leader notes Cranbrook visitors and residents such as Auen R. Beattie J P Smyth and M M McInnes. Col H D Henderson weds Miss May Frazer at Fort Steele Church of St John the Divine. A traveling tailor is fined for working without a license. Local mining prospects include copper samples from Fred Hazen and plans by the Hamilton Brothers on Bellevue at Palmer Mountain.
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Col
H. D. Henderson
May Frazer
St. John the Divine
Fort Steele
Col. Henderson
Moyie
East Kootenay
Hamilton
Bill and
Jack
Palmer Mountain
Bellevue
The
Herald
Hamilton Brothers
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Quick Headache Relief
Advertisement notes Dr Kings New Life Pills relieve sick and nervous headaches by purporting to purify blood and improve health. Priced at 25 cents with a money back line and sold by RH Beattie. Also mentions sale of hay at St Hugene Mission with timothy clover mix and Hungarian grass priced per ton.
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Dr. King
Beattie
St. Hugene Mission
Couple Weds in Cranbrook Presbyterian Service
Hattie May O'Dell and Arthur Wright Mooney were married Wednesday afternoon at Knox Presbyterian Church in Cranbrook in a ceremony noted for its elegant decorations and prominent local guests. The couple planned an eastern tour and will be at home September 15 after a celebratory reception at Mrs. O'Dell's home.
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Hattie May O'Dell
Arthur Wright Mooney
Happy Ones
Presbyterian Church
Crinbrook
Cranbrook Society
Meiielssohn
W. G. W. Fortune
Dollie Watts
Norman Chapleau
Chaple
Thomas Rookes
Tommy
Fortune
W. F. Tate
Trial and Punishment At Brotherhood Meeting
At a B of LF meeting president Sid Arnold accused Arthur Mooney of premeditated matrimony and ordered a trial. Mooney was found guilty in the first degree and sentenced to receive a five piece silverware set from Tate the jeweler. The session ended with a brief social hour and adjournment.
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B. of LF
Sid Arnol
Arthur Mooney
Brotherhood
Mooney
Fron Tate
Are Camping Out
Mrs. George Jemner and Mrs. John Vrezer hosted a Swansea camp last week. They entertained Mrs. Tate and her sons Fred and Kirk, Mrs. McKillop of Lethbridge, and Messrs. Bremer Frazer and Ross who praised the gathering as one of the loveliest camps on earth.
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George Jemner
John Vrezer
Swansea
Tate
Fred and
Kirk
McKillop
Lethbridge
Bremer
Frazer and
Ross
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Frontline Officers
Twenty nine soldiers report Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed scratches bruises cuts and wounds among fighters at the front. They cite relief for sore feet stiff joints and burns and skin eruptions. Sold by R. KE Beattie druggist.
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R. KE
Beattie
Drugpist
East Kootenay Hotel For Sale On Premises
Property known as the East Koo tenay hotel offered for sale with price and terms available on application to the owner on the premises.
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East Kootenay Hotel
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
Gio
A. Cox
B. EB. Wanker, Gen
Man
London
the Bank of Scotland
Cranbrook Branch
Fort Steele Branch
J. W. H. Smythe
Central
I. & G. Bell
James Ryan
Emporium
G. Bremner & Son
Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Limited
Schlitz Beer
Powder Company
Bennett
Fort Steele Mercantile Company, Limited
Jacob P. Fink
G. H. Miner
Pioneer Hardware Store
Cranbrook and Moyie
the Herald Sos Printing
ETS Electric Light
Cosmos Politan
Fraser River
Amateur Athletic Association
Vancouver
Greenwood
West Kootenay
Grand Forks Townsite Company
Columbia
Fidelle H. Gagnon
Intelligent Dairysman
Steveston
Landon
Silverton
Knights OF the Grip
T. L. le Pan
le Pan
le Panta
Gus Dunn
Cigars
Montreal
J. F. Creen
Liquors
Toronto
Joseph Tasse
F. H. Whyte
Millinery
P. M. Ingliss
Groceries
C. E. Smith
Stationery
Fred Robinson
HH. Bond
Law Libraries
R. E. Cooper
C. F. Thompson
Nations
J. H. Hemaworth
George B. Powell
J. A. Brown
Spokane
C. L. Lightfoot
H. A. French
Port Hill
Idaho
Fred Bayless
Granby
Out
W. J. Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
F. C. Potts
Daily and Weekly Tribune
Kootenai Valley
Bonners’ Ferry
Kootenai
G. R. Leask
Mirasmas
Cranbrookers
Oddfellows
Simpson
C. PR
Auen R. K. Beattie
Father Coccolo
Ethel Bennett
Jennings
St. Eugene Mission
J. P. Smyth
Eastern Washington
M. M. McInnes
Annie Cardiff
Moyie Orchestra
W. T. Reid
E. E. Orchard
Cosmopolitan
Kenneth Macdonald
Tom Love
Charley Diamond
Perry Creek
Fred Hazen
St Mary's
Billy Stewart
Galloway
Billy
Sand Creek
Cupid
Knox Presbyterian
B. of L. F
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