Notice of Mine Certificate of Improvements Application
The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada Limited announces that free miner Cram 9511-1 and reominer 98807-B will apply for Certificates of Improvements after sixty days to obtain Crown Grants for the above Claims. Action under Section 5 of the Mineral Act must be commenced before issuance of the certificates. Dated July 16, 1917. Port Coquitlam?
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Wort Wah Mining
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada, Limited
A. Crain
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canade, Limited
Reo
Mineral Act
Port, K, Cram
Dance in St Marys Hall and Local Notices
Cranbrook notes advertise a St Marys Hall dance on Saturday September 1 with 8 30 to 12 times and admission 40 cents, ladies 25 cents, plus a full line of boots and shoes from Cranbrook Exchange. Visits include Miss Margaret McKenzie of Winnipeg and Mr Jimes O Watt of Toronto while Mrs Gill returns from Morris Manitoba.
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St. Marys Hall
Jimes O. Watt
Toronto
Wis
Cranbrook Hotel
Cranbrook and region notices mix sport plans and war tales
Community notices describe tennis tournaments in progress, travel by local visitors, and school term preparations at Cranbrook Public High School. Also included are Labor Day raffles, church events, and World War I era trench imagery from a Canadian soldier in London.
In the Trenches The Wail At The Attic And Love
A fragmented reminiscence speaks of deep sorrow and betrayal. The narrator recalls the torment of heartbreak as a girl he loves leaves with another, while he faces judgment in the dock, weighing fate under a hostile jury.
East Kootenay Chapter meets and increases War Fund
The East Kootenay Chapter 10. PD. by Baynes and Waldo votes a $4 monthly rise to $15 for the Prisoners of War Fund. An error credited $20 to Mrs D D McNaby is corrected as the quilt funds belong to Baker Lumber mill children at Waldo. Children add $10 more. Belgium Relief Fund totals reach $10.88 after small donations. A patriotic service is planned for August 8 in Adolph's Hall. Red Cross goods shipment to Fernie lists 12 Dynamas dressing gowns hot water bottle covers 2 scarves 17 pairs hand knit socks 10 pairs machine knit socks.
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DD. McNaby
Baker Lumber Company
Waldo
Raynes
Belgium
Red Cross Society
Prisoners of War Fund
Little
Baynes
Adolph’s Hall
Red Cross
Fernie
Cranbrook Baptist Church Sunday Services and Preacher
Cranbrook Baptist Church schedules morning service at 11 with The Redeeming Vision and evening service at 7 30 titled Truths Conquest led by Rev James Dunlop Holy Communion at 11 a m and an afternoon Sunday School at 3 30 p m Evensong at 7 30 led by Rev W H Bridge of Hector prior notices list Rev James Dunlop and Rev W H Bridge as speakers.
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James Dunlop
W. H. Bridge
Hector
Fragmented war diary voice hints at grim frontline scenes
Disjointed narration describes a battlefield moment with a dying man, fear, and the cadence of an official report. The narrator notes movement along a line, a grin of death, and confusion about the front advance, hinting at wartime reporting and tension.
Notice on Overdue Crown Grant Lands in British Columbia
Under the Soldiers Homes Act Repeal and Soldiers Homestead Act 116, if you did not file to purchase, you may sue for your interest and pay the balance by December 1, 117 to obtain a Crown grant with proof to the Minister of Lands. Active Service interests are to be protected by Lands Department notification and proof. Further details available from the Deputy Minister of Lands, Victoria, BC.
Coal Mining Rights Open for 21 Year Leases in Western Canada
The notice outlines Dominion coal mining rights across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Yukon and adjacent areas with leases for 21 years renewable once for 21 more at one dollar per acre. Applications require per applicant in person to district agents, details by section, a six dollar fee, and royalties of five cents per ton on merchantable coal.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Yukon Territory
North-West Territories
Britis Columbia
Department of the Interior
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W. E. Doran
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TM Howard
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George D) Underwood
Saskatoon Ali
1. S. Gill
Morris, Man
Mrs. H. S. Kyte
California
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Christna Lakes
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Armstrong Ave
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Pincher Creek
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HH Bourne
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Aed
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Ea Bread
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Duchess of Connaught
Rex Theatre
Cranbrook Public High School
Fraser and
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