Columbian College College Degree Programs and Courses
Columbian College founded 1802 offers a preparatory class for juniors, public school work, and business courses. It provides diplomas and prepares students for provincial coach examinations. The college affiliates with Toronto University in the first year and offers engineering and arts courses, piano instruction, and medical training.
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Wy Wear
Aid
Noronto University
Whley Tie
Toronto
Vole
Transfer of Liquor License for Central Hotel Wardner
Notice states an application to transfer the retail liquor license for the Central Hotel Wardner to John McDermid of Wardner British Columbia at the Cranbrook license district board meeting.
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Central Hotel
Wardner, Bre
John McDermid
Wardner, B. C
Board of License Commissioners
Cranbrook
Police Chief Closes All Slot Machines in Fernie
Acting under orders from the police commission the chief of police has closed all slot machines operating in the city. The move applies to Fernie and ends illegal gaming activity in local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Commission
Chief of Police
Elko and Torad Go Plains
Our own correspondent reports Elko and Torad preparing for plains travel. McKee spent Sunday with family in Miko. Mr. McNish and family visited from Fernie for a few days in Elko. J Burgess and R Roby hunted near Jaffray. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Hirtz of Elko last week. Christmas tree plans excite Elko youths. Myers the Elko school head returned from church activities. John Mott of the Hoffman house visited Fernie on business. Miss Alice Philipps visited from the ranch and stayed at the Elk hotel.
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Mrs. R. Hirtz
Elko
John Mott
Hoffman House
Fernie
Alice Philipps
Elk Hotel
Bruce White
Nelson
Mr. Hill
Seattle
Mrs. Murphy
Morrissey
North Coast notes election shifts and mine moves
Sherman elected district president of the U M W of Ay amid candidacy withdrawals. Mine executives Herchmer to dissolve December 1907. James Derbshire appointed Michel collieries superintendent replacing Simmester. Kin leaves for Coal Creek. Nin enters Vancouver grocery business Golden Rule store. Local visits include Crambrook Armstrong and others. deer hunting troubles and assorted mining and finance activity across Prince Rupert region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Derbshire
Michel
Carbonade
Charles Simmester
C Coal Company
Robert Kin
Coal Creek
Moyie Preparations for January Legislature and Board Meeting
The provincial legislature plans to convene in early January with the Associated Boards of Trade meeting soon after in Moyie. The board meeting is expected around January 20. Al Richardson returns from his prairie ranch. Mrs. Kamm Jett moves to Nelson to join her husband as stenographer for the arbitration board. Wildey Lodge No. 44 I O O F hosts grand master Thos.son of Ross. officers elected for installation in the new year. Committees form to plan a joint Christmas tree and entertainment for Moyie churches, with five churches assigning reps. MacEachern home from coast. O’Neill back after months away. A Mason lodge of instruction is organized in Moyie, linked to Cranbrook Lodge. Grenier erects a Morley Street billboard. a St Eugene drill sharpener and bolt machine were installed by Ros lind Engineering for local use.
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Associated Boards of Trade
Associated Boards
Moyie
Mogie
Pitehueyt
Macdonald
Patriquin
Stewart
Boulton
Fite
Ferguson
MacEachern
Cameron
Nicholson
Fernie Official Steps Down After Public Service
A Fernie city official announces retirement from public duties after years of service and signals readiness for a successor to take over responsibilities.
Local Notices Highlight Transfers and Travels in Town
Brock Bo Markle left Wednesday for Marysville to take George Wilsons position while Wilson seeks treatment at Cranbrook hospital. Mr Rankin of Cranbrook spent a few days in town on business. Sheppard returned from Vancouver after a pleasant vacation. Lindsay and Sutherland left for Nelson as witnesses in a trial. The saw mill closed for the season with a farewell party for departing workers. Miss Tenders of Parker Thorps cama was taken to Cranbrook hospital in serious condition. Stover left for Nelson as a witness, Mrs West regains mobility, and the C I R section foreman and daughter plan to spend winter in Sweden along with Reed, the CPR agent, who moved into the depot dwelling.
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Brock Bo Markle
Marysville
George Wilson
Cranbrook Hospital
Miss Tenders
Parker &Thorp's
Cama
Cranbrook — Hospital
King
Telegraph line to Pincher Creek and beyond expanded
McNeish leads government long distance line work to Pincher Creek with aim to cut in today. Grierson expects line to Macleod within a week linking Pass to Calgary and Bamton as Bell line north to Edmonton planned. Coleman Liberal association reorganizes with Benedict as president and Parks as secretary treasurer. delegates chosen for Macleod convention. A derailment incident damages a railway switch and a conductor Amos Potter begins three to four months of vacation.
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Frank
McNeish
Bell
Macleod
Edmonton
Nso
Lethbridge
Liberals of
Coleman
Coleman Liberal Association
Ole
Pr Dent
O. W. Benedict
Secretarieasurer
T. A. Parks
J. M. O'Driscoll
B. Disney
J. M Fisk
G. TL. Dickson
Amos Potter
Krank and Grassy Mountain Railroad
Cranbrook
Blairmore Murder Case Shifts Suspect To Mike Phillips
police shift focus after abandoning Sam Sing as a suspect and identify Polish miner Mike Phillips as the leading probable culprit. Phillips reportedly left Prank after the murder and was linked to the victim through last sighting at Monte Lewis resort and recent spending, with a circumstantial case building against him.
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Blairmore
Sam Sing
Phillips
Monte Lewis
Yin
Toft
Pole
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Madame Lalonde
Coal Hill
Cranbrook Sash and Door Company
Handley Livery and Feed Stables
Langin
Piet Kootenty
Spokane
Mill Street
Victoria Hotel
James Neil
James Galbraith
Crown It
Riverside Nurseries
Grand Forks, Gb. C
Walter Y. Jackson
Creston
B.C
Columbian College En
The
Fernie Free Press
Elko and
Torad
GO Plains
McKee
Miko
Mr. McNish
J. Burgess
R. Roby
Jaffray
Mr. Myers
Prince Rupert Empire
Sherman
Douglas
Candidacia
Herchmer & Herehmer
Herehmer
Burns
Sher Wool
John sui-Palconer
JW. Nin
Vancouver
Lts
Westminster Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Golden Rule
Andrews & Nunn
Jack
Ngfareeyee Or Armstrong
Klingensmith
Lk Tated
Norah Brown
Joe Vitals
Hillmouth
Winpeg
Man
Horace Bennett
Gallaway
Mr. Trummel
Miss May Roo
Richard
Tobacco Plains
C. J. Daykin
Collison Bay
Chisholm
Coeur l’ Alene Capital
Jedway
Mouston Inlet
T. D. Pickard
Penticton
Guggenheims
Similkameen
J. M. Chiis
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Colin Sinclair
Gateway
Crawford
W. HH. Vickers
Skeena District
Prince Rupert
Skeena
Victoria
Tie
Pace
A. Mutz
Tion
South Fork
al, Richardson
Prairies
Wildey Lodge
Visi
Thosson
Ross
Wishel
New Presbyterian Church
Tursiy
Cranbrook Jodge of
Masons
O'Neill
Coeur d'Atenes
A. Grenier
Morley
Victoria Street
Mr. Grenier
St. Eugene
Roslind Engineering Works
Word Bros
San Francisco
Wift
Wardner
Mr. Rankin
Sheppard
Messrs
Lindsay
Sutherland
Nelsa
Gomer Jones
Mes. Sloan
Mr. Stover
Charles West
Sweden
Mr. Reed
C. P. RR
Roval
C. PR
the Frank Paper
Bovril
Stewart’s
Stewart's Fine Chocolates
Hugh Stewart
Armstrong Ave
Joe Marapodi
John W. Wolf
Cline
Manitoba Hotel
R. . McNeill Cranbrook, B. C
Polis
Palace
Calgary
Alta
J. Edgar Davis
Weekly Free Press
Prairie Farmer
Winnipeg
Family Herald and Weekly Star
Montreal
Cranbrook Herald
West
Old Country
United
Canada
Free Press
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Canad
Dominion
Montrealy
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