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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
3
Includes bids, sales, and personal notices such as visitors in town, sales of dry wood, sewing machines for sale, lessons for piano and theory, and upcoming school terms. Mentions Mrs H Lyne Creston, Mrs H Ro Miller Spirit River, and Mrs Van Braam teaching. Also notes park crowd, trips to Vancouver, and local club meetings.
W B Widstrom of Cranbrook seeks to divert 600 inches of Nigger Creek flow for placer mining. The act targets the Mabel group area near Lake Creek junction, with filing deadlines following newspaper publication.
Cranbrook locals express appreciation for the Herald as it circulates to expatriates abroad. Letters from readers discuss love letters, missing links in society, Christ’s defense of his rights, and a soldier settlement draw near Canyon City with about 40 twenty acre plots allotted. A stump puller and tractors arrive as plans proceed.
R. B. Forsyth lists required texts for first to third year students. Subjects include literature history civics languages mathematics science and chemistry with specific titles such as Ivanhoe Grant's Canadian History Fraser and Squair High School Grammar and Merchant of Venice. Buy War Savings Stamps.
Dr. F E W Green of Cranbrook and Dr. Turner of Invermere named by the Department of Soldiers Civil Re-Establishment as medical representatives. They attend to returned men needing medical attention free for one year after discharge, for war service or non war service illness, and for recurrences of war service disability.
Sealed tenders to purchase Licence X 1710 for 6000 cords of Cedar Posts 100 cords of Mining props and 7000 cords of cordwood on Meadow Creek in Kootenay District must be received by noon August 30 1919. Timber removal allowed over three years. Details from Chief Forester Victoria or District Forester Cranbrook British Columbia.
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