Local Cranbrook Notices and Personal Moves
Community notes from Cranbrook detail appointments at Beale & Elwell and a jury replacement for Mrs. Baker. Hospital updates report Mrs. G Simpson seriously ill, Miss Anthony improving, and Dr Huffman taking a short holiday with Mr McLaren. Visitors include Miss Leitch and Miss Manning. Regular Native Sons meetings resume September 3 with many candidates to be initiated.
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Native Sons of Canada
K. of P. Hall
Cranbrook
Beattie Noble Reports Close Games on Local Diamond
Geo. Anton's ball team defeated the Concentrator 6 to 5 on the local diamond last Friday. A return game with the miners ended after nine innings tied at nine. Possible rematch slated for the first. Walnut and oak library tables advertised at Kilby’s.
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Geo. Anton
Kilby’s
Beattie to retire from Dual Harbor post and board
In Vancouver a major harbor board shake up occurs as R E Beattie exits the dual role of port superintendent and harbor director. A non political appointee will head harbor and wheat trade matters on independent lines while Beattie remains a harbor commissioner. K J Burns of Canadian Robert Dollar Steamship Co is named as successor for the port post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Board
Vancouver
R. E. Beattie
Beattie
K. J. Burns
B.C
Robert Dollar Steamship Co
Obituary: Herald Hogberg Dies in Kimberley Mine Accident
Herald Hogberg, 24, native of Sweden, died after being trapped between a mine car and a post at the Kimberley tunnel. He arrived in Canada five months ago to join three brothers at Kimberley and is survived by parents and siblings in the Old Country. An inquest, led by coroner Dr. G E B Mackinnon, returned a verdict of death by accident with no blame assigned.
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St. Eugene
Herald Hogberg
Kimberley
Hogberg
Sweden
Canada
Old Country
G. EB. L. MacKinnon
C. J. Lewis
Family welcomes yet another born in Yahk this week
Born on Monday August 18 at St Eugene Hospital a son to Mr and Mrs E A Rosenberg of Yahk. R S Shields municipal inspector of schools New Westminster visiting at the Taylor home left for the Coast Sunday. Mrs Shields stays in the city for a time. Morris Clark and family returned from holidays. Notices issued for the Musical Society annual meeting set for Tuesday evening September 2.
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J. Roberts
City Constabulary
Spokane
Inland Empire
W. S. Johnson
W. J. Barber
St. Eugene Hospital
W. Z. Manning
East Kootenay
Miss Manning
Nelson
Haley
Natal
A. Woodland
Edward Palmer
Staples Lumber Company
E. A. Rosenberg
Yahk
R. S. Shields
New Westminster
Simon Taylor
Sheilds
Mrs. Morris Clark
The
Musical Society
Clothes at Lee Ging cleaning shop changing hands
Patrons with clothing at the Lee Ging cleaning shop on Armstrong Avenue City are asked to call for items before the 30th as the business changes hands and will relocate to the Coast.
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Lee Ging
Armstrong Avenue
City
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Waterman
Deal
Cardinal
Eversharp and Waterman
A. Earle Leigh
Ww Ree & Jeweller
Norbury Ave
Beale & Elwell
Robert Finley
Baker
Beattie-Noble, Ltd
Miss Anthony
C. W. Huffman
Banff
Calgary
Gordon McLaren
Prairie City
Morris
Kilby
Marion Leitch
Is. W. Paterson
Ratcliffe & Stewart
A. W. Hodgson
Dorothy
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Margaret Haines
W. A. Nisbet
Chas. Murphy
C. F. Cotterill
C.P.R. Western Lines
Supt. Flett
Vincent Fink
McDougall Hogge
T. H. Bronsdon
Margaret Bondfield
Great Britain
Miss Bondfield
Edmonton
Kotenay Orchards
F. W. Burgess City Clerk
Mount Baker Hotel
Baker ST
Wilson
Optician
W.H. Wilson
Dual Harbor Post
Boys and Girls
Tubit Eversharp
Eversharp
Reeves Standard Paints
Moffatt’s Variety Store
Institute
Mr. Hay
Hanson Block
Fairmont
Macleod's Ladies
Wear Store
Mncarthur
Earnhardts
W. A. Snyder
James Sinclair
Invermere
Dewar Avenue
Christ Church
Messrs
N. A. Wallinger
M. A. Beale
A. Cook
Thompson & Peterson
Cranbrook and
Kimberley Rox
Cranbrook Women’s Institute
Wycliffe
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