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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

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Public Meeting For Memorial In City

A preliminary step to establish a soldiers memorial in the city calls for a Divine meeting at City Hall on Monday evening August 20. Invitations have gone to over fifty city organizations to ensure a representative gathering and enlist broad support for a possible library style memorial building if a suitable site is found. The Mayor will preside, and the aim is a thoroughly representative war memorial movement without a fund drive, exploring patriotic support and alternative methods to reach the end.

Ketp Divne

Union Service Sunday Evening in Presbyterian Church

On Sunday August 14 Rev Geo G Webber of Olds Alberta will lead the morning service in the Methodist Church and speak at 730 pm at a union service in the Presbyterian Church on the Lord's Day Alliance of Canada. Webber will address meetings at eighteen points in the Kootenays at Rev Dr Noustis request. Mr and Mrs H Drew of Pincher Creek were visitors. Cranbrook defeated Athalmer 11 to 1 in baseball. Voters turnout was lively despite heat.

Geo. G. Webber Olds Alta Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Lord's Day Alliance of Canada Webber Kootenays Dr. Noustis L.j.p Alberta B.C Cranbrook Athalmer

Movement for memorial support aims at new action at meeting

The article urges timely and adequate aid from supporters in position to give it. It notes past memorial projects failing but says that should not hinder future efforts. It describes a new line of action, asks the public to consider, discuss, and attend the meeting on the 29th.

Cranbrook Women’s Institute Prize List Class 1 Fancy Work

Prize list for Cranbrook Women’s Institute detailing Embroidery, Tatting, cross stitch and sewn items in Class 1 sections 1 18 with prizes, special awards for most first prizes, disqualification rules for prior winners and notes on Department of Agriculture donations as specials for flowers plants and vegetables.

Exhibition rules and prize notes for class 8 Cubinary entries

Class 8 Cubinary receives top Ist prizes in Sections 1 to 14 with Class 3 prizes in Sections 16 to 20. Note that competitors in these three classes must be Institute members before June 3, 1921. Open to boys and girls for Best Bouquet of Wild Flowers donated by the Department of Agriculture. To compete, girls must be Associates or daughters of Institute members. All exhibits must be in place by 11 a.m. on the day of the Exhibition.

Eniles Department of Agriculture Institute

Windermere Trip Praised By Calgary Motorist Party

R A Darker, returning from a driving tour with his wife and son, advocates a Crow's Nest Pass to Windermere Valley to Golden circuit for vacation travel. They camped at Olson and Elk River Canyon, fished, explored lakes, and noted dusty roads near Windermere with crews at work improving routes.

Calgary Herald R. A. Darker Crow's Nest Cranbrook Windermere Golden Darker Brockett Blairmore Old Man River Elk River Olson Biko Wasa Cranbrool

New Cranbrook Principal Weds in Vancouver Ceremony

William C. Wilson formerly of Vernon and Isobel Wyness of Vancouver married at St. John’s Presbyterian Church in Vancouver. The couple, bound for Cranbrook where Wilson begins as principal, hosted a reception at Wyness’s home and left for Victoria and Seattle before Cranbrook duties.

Vernon W. C. Wilson Cranbrook High School Georgette H. P. Wyness

Women's Exhibition and British Columbia Road Trip Notes

A long regional piece describes the Pleasant drives from Windermere to Golden through Invermere and Sinclair Canyon, praising BC gravel roads and scenery, plus notes on farming irrigation, Kootenay and Columbia lakes, and a planned Banff link. It mentions Mr Darker’s family trip, the Windermere valley, and a proposed tourist circuit in the Rockies. The second feature covers the Women’s Institute annual exhibition on the 25th with prize sections, program, and a youth division, plus a river of local notes including a forest fire near Fort Steele, a Green Bay bathing raft project, and water-use restrictions in Cranbrook. It also reports minor legal incidents involving firearms during travel and opium enforcement by police, including fines for individuals near St. Joseph’s Creek.

British Columbia Wasa Windermere Golden Windermere Lake Calgary Invermere Columbia Kootenay Columbia River Columbia Lake Darker Lake Winderl Mere Canadian Pacific Railway Sinclair Canyon Sinclair Hot Springs Alberta Banff Canadian Rockies Canada Dominion United States

Wedding at Erickson Unites Cartwright and McDonald

Miss Melyn Cartwright and Mr D M McDonald wed Tuesday August 9 at Riverside Ranch Erickson in a ceremony led by Rev James of Creston. The couple, both of Cranbrook and locals in the community, hosted a luncheon for about thirty guests, then left for the coast via Spokane. The bride wore white satin and lace with a pearl necklace gift from the groom. Afterward, Cranbrook prepared for a hockey rink and tennis grounds as the Recreation Club plans a season there. Local school board meetings discussed opening arrangements and staff appointments as the new term nears. An evening accident near Green Bay involved a Ford truck and a touring car. a woman passenger was hospitalized with no broken bones. Further dispatches report Yukon oil rush advance guards reaching Fort Norman and returning to record claims, and a strong jump in provincial strawberry exports to the prairie provinces with multiple car shipments awaiting more.

George Cartwright Riverside Ranch Erickson Melyn Cartwrighit D. M. McDonald Cranbrook Cartwright Central School Sroom Bank of Commerce Mr. James Presbyterian Church Creston Dorothy McKowan Jean Wilson W. Thomas Spokane Lumsden Avenue H. A. McKowan Mr. McKowan W. H. Wilson Jean Twelve Mile Post Green Bay Rn Overland Vancouver

St Marys Field Is Neglected In Mining Report

The Lake Creek and Mascot properties near Marysville B C are described as promising but underworked. Lake Creek holds Green Dragon Black Hills Wasp fraction Yankee Girl B C Tarrant Silver Bell and other claims with copper lead gold and silver values from shallow shafts and open cuts. The report notes ample water timber and proximity to Lake Creek and St Marys river and hints at plans for deeper tunnels and potential electric power access.

St. Mary's Lake Creek Mascot Marysville British Columbia B.C Black Hills No. 1 Wasp Assaya St. Mary’s Lake Columbia Hidden Treasure Minnehaha Matterhorn

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Mr. and Mra. H. Drew Pincher Creek, Alta Cranbrook Women’s Institute Isisereseere Astors Cubinary Bec Perenne Eeeben Bride Women's Institute Fair Women's Institute G. Taylor Fort Steele Hayes Limber The Auto Association Moyle Lake Fred Martin Kansas City Victoria Mortimer Chow Ban Quan St. Joseph's Creek Joe On Chow Pung Gawkey Team Central Douglass South Ward Dawson Yukon Territory Fort Norman Elds Howard Colley Prairie Prairies St. Mary’s Field
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