Wanted position in office by competent man
WANTED position in office by competent man with good references. Apply to A. J. Morgan Cranbrook NM. Special trains will leave Sinlar at Tamperine 7.45 Kimberley 8.80 calling at intermediate points. Return Cranbrook about 4.30 p.m. Excursion round trip rates available August 31 to September 1. Mull particulars and rates sent to different points by Monday next. H. White, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Morgan
Cranbrook, Nm
Sinlar
Tamperine
Kimberley
Cranbrook
Istamlin
H. White
Creston Team Falls to Cranbrook in High-Scoring Game
The Creston baseball squad, led by George Mead, faced Cranbrook on the local grounds. Cranbrook won 21 to 11 amid a crowded, spirited match with strong performances from both sides and a crowd of spectators. Mead, Moran, and Sammy Speers were noted as key figures in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mead
Creston
Hlis
J. 8. Moran
Sammy Speers
Cranbrook Boys
Mr. Mead
Herald
Cranbrook
Jaton Mitc
Mead
Moran
George
Mr. Moran
George Munro
Ireland
W. T. Reid sells out in Cranbrook business shift
The Cranbrook community learns W. T. Reid has sold his long standing clerical mercantile business to the Burns Brothers. The sale affects local shops in Cranbrook Wardner Moyie and Town. Reid and his wife Mrs Reid plan to remain in the city until next spring before moving on. The Herald notes Reid’s public and church involvement and wishes the family prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1. Reid
Cainbrook
Mr. Reid
Reid
Burns Brothers
K. H. Small
Cranbrook
Wardner
Moyie
Townery Coke
Nycette
PLC
The
Herald
Bill Rollins Trapped by Fraser River Voyage Near Barkerville
Reports from Aranbrook tell of Bill Rollins leading a timber cruising and land quest in Cariboo. After his raft rescue on the Fraser River he trudged to Barkerville with camp gear, while companions pressed toward Barkerville eight five miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aranbrook
Cariboo
Fort George
Rollins
Barkerville
Fraser River
Ace Coring
Zed
Iack
Seneca Truesdell
Liberal Meetings Elect Cranbrook officers and Vancouver delegates
Last Friday the Cranbrook Liberals elected President George Loggarth and other officers at Mighton's ball. Delegates to the Vancouver convention were F B Simpson R B Beattie L H Small and George Hoggarth with alternates A J McDermot RF Angers M A McDonald. Dr King J H L King spoke as leaders, and the meeting adjourned after rousing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberals of
Cranbrook
Mighton
Vancouver
J. G. McCallum
AJ L. McDermot
Secr Tary
George Loggarth
M. Roberts
Joseph Hrault
Frank Angers
Alex, Mofat
Dunbar
A. A
M. A. McDonald
Dr. King
J. Macdonald
J. HL. King
M.A. McDonald
Marysville Liberals Elect Officers at Monday Meeting
The Liberal of Marysville held a Monday meeting to elect officers and select a delegate to the Vancouver convention. J.F. Hichcroft was chosen as delegate with Lamprey and Clayton as alternates. A push urged officials to help secure a visit by A. P. Rowe and protested immigration limits on Asians. The group praised the Andbrook Herald on Japanese immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Marysville
Vancouver
Pitapatrick
Ed. Kitzpatrick
Ccull
J. Atlan
Hayes
Paul Handley
S. Keeling
TL “Doyle
George Lamprey
J.F. Hichcroft
J. Clayton
W. A. Galliher
M.P
J. A. Macdonald
J. UL King
A. P. Rowe
Department of Mines
Yandbrook Herald
Kootenay Central Railway Talks Advance in Calgary
AL Harvey and C Hungerford Dol len travel to Calgary amid hopeful reports that the Kootenay Central railway project may transfer charter control to a larger company. Talks involve Hunger ford Pollen J A Harvey and Dennis of the CPR with progress seen in negotiations and route reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay
Herald
Ciliary
Alta
Hungerford Pollen
J. A. Harvey
Cranbrook
Mr. Dennis
P. R
Kootenay Central
Hig Corporation
Whyte
Dennis
Federal House
Kootentry
Hydraulic Mining Profit Shown by Perry Creek Firm
A. Trow, general manager of the Perry Creek Hydraulic Co., reported a very satisfactory cleanup this week in town. The firm holds a rich property, with principal stockholders listed as Boynton Holloway Bright and Vow, centered in Lacrosse Wisconsin. There is no public stock on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow
Perry Creek
Frank VanDecar Takes Over the Royal Hotel
Frank VanDecar takes over the Royal hotel from his father and plans to run the house on his own ideas. The license will transfer once arrangements are made and he promises to pay high wages and meet public demand for a first class hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank VanDecar
Royal Hotel
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Tributes
The widow and orphans express heartfelt gratitude for sympathy shown after the bereavement. They especially thank the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for their able representation, floral contributors, and Superintendent Erickson for sacrificing his own comforts to ease the family’s journey to Cranbrook. May God reward you all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Erickson
Cranbrook
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Canadian Bank OF Commerce
B. BE. Walker
Alex. Laird
A. H. Ireland
Canada
United States
England
Cranbrook Branch
F. C. Mail.pas
Arnold & Roberts Real Estate
B. C
Insurante
DR. Williams’ Fly
C. E. Reid
CO. Wi
Tnk
W.W. H. Wilson
the Quality Store
Joe Marapodi
Gul Ormolu
Mission
Hhl
Westminster Olines
Emil
W. F.tate
P. It
Crows Nest Paes Division
Jas. Bate
Cranbrook Oo
Creston Oo
Jas. Bates
Polo
Small
CPOR
Golden
Crows Nest Pass
British Columbia
Crows Nest
Harvey
City
Pollen W
Alberta
Pollen
W. T. Reid
Town
Vmpire
Bill Rollins
Calgary
ROYAL
Fernie
B.C
A. Guthrie & CO
Fernie, Bo
Imperial Bank of Canada
J. F.M. Pinkham
Mgr
Kootenays
Qealth Atchison
Just
PABST
Ca. L. McCdermot
Binning
Prest Photo CO
Reid & CO
Burns Brothers Rero, Co
Cranbrook, B. C
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