Cranbrook Big Labor Day Parade Plans Published
Cranbrook prepares a large Labor Day celebration on September 31 with a 10 am parade and prize list. Events include floats, driving teams, horse races, Indian contests, and lumber and mining contests. Visitors are assured free admission and ample amenities for a full day of sports and entertainment.
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Herald
Cranbrook
Citzens
White
Hanson ‘Avenue
Fernie and Movie
Harvie Cup
Duncc
Othe
Inia
Calistonian
On Louis Street
Cup Shoot at North Tie Shooting Grounds
A afternoon cup shoot event will be held at the shooting grounds north of the tie and doer factory. Organizers aim for a successful day filled with joy and communal participation.
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Tie and Doer Factory
Fire at Kingsville Lumber Yard Inches Toward Mill
Fire destroyed the men’s shacks blacksmith shop barn bunk-house cook house and office at Kingsville King Lumber Company. The mill was saved. 100000 feet of lumber, yard losses, and 2000 of insurance noted. Cause uncertain but a passing train spark suspected. Firefighters fought hard as dry weather worsened the blaze. Recovery and rebuilding planned with production to resume within days and overall output expected to rise with three plants feeding the planing mill.
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King Lumber Company
Kiteville
Budngs
King Company
Happes
Yohk
Smith's Lake
Sheriff Takes Control Of Slocan City In Tax Dispute
Nelson British Columbia August 1 Sheriff Tuck now has possession of Slocan City by Supreme Court judgment. He seeks $2,000 plus expenses from Smitheringale former city clerk and Drill editor for a delinquent tax list. If unpaid, levy based on assessment roll will hit every ratepayer and seize property.
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Nelson
B. C
Tuck
Slocan City
Supreme Court of
West Kootenay Colleets
Smitheringale
Macneish
Madden
Cty
Norman Morrison
C.F. Smitheringale
Vancouver
Smithingale
Mount Pleasant
Steel rails reach Sandpoint as Spokane International enters town
Steel gang drives into Sandpoint Idaho marking the Spokane International railroad’s arrival. Conductor John Clark and Foreman Gus Nelson lead the effort with Engineer Matheson at the throttle. Officials Roberts and McCoy oversee the milestone as crews lay track toward Spokane with hopes of completion by October.
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Spokane International
Matheson
Sandpoint Yangs
Spokane
International
Sandpoint
Roberts
Here
Bonners Ferry
Moravia
Chuck Slough
Pend d'Oreille
Tere
Lere
Steel
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Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Toronto
Walker
Alex, Laird
Canada
United States
England
Cranbrook Branch
F.C. Malpas
Manaver
Imperial Bank
Toronto, Ont
D. R. Wilkie
Hon. R. Jaffray
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
J. F. M. Pinkham
Beale & Elwell
Porter's Lake
Bill Patst
Tilly
W. H. Wilson, Jeweler
Universal
J. D. McBride
Wm. F. Tate & Son
G. P. Crows Nest Pass
East Kootenays
Lumbermans
Ce Tree Union
Fisu
Baker Street
Poplar Grove
East Kootenay
Tor
Kingsville
PUTS
Hock
Ralston
Pettijohn
P. S
Corbin’s Road
Idaho City
Idaho
Spokane International Railway
Colgate
Colgates
Atchison
Arnold & Roberts
Just
Jos
Seagram Gooderham and Worts
Hiram Walker
A. L. McDermot
Cranbrook B.C
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