Kimberley Cranbrook News and Social Roundup
Mrs A Ward visited Cranbrook on Friday while Mr Oliver Kaye sails to the Old Country for Christmas and New Year. Edmunds of the Bank of Montreal returns after three weeks at the Coast. A new hotel is planned on former Mrs O C Thompson grounds opposite Northy Hotel. Bert Richmond heads to Australia and Mrs Paul Handley leaves for Rochester for Mayo Bros treatment. Shriners Dance and Elks Ball fund Christmas Tree. A Masonic service at Union Church and a large turnout for Armistice veterans. Consolidated Mining & Shelting Co to provide safe coasting hill behind the school.
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O. C. ‘Thompson
Northy
Cranbrook
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Family Herald
Weekly Star of
Montreal
Herald
Cranbrook Herald
Weekly Star
Kimberley Couple Wed at Cranbrook Parish House
Leona Mary Gough and John Arnold Palm tied the knot Monday evening at the Methodist parsonage Cranbrook. The Kimberley pair resume life there with Gough a noted local athlete and Palm set to support Kimberley teams. The rest of the text discusses unrelated court proceedings and a poem about a girl.
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Kimberley
Cranbrook
Leona Mary Gough
C. W. Gough
John Arnold Palm
Pam
Appeals Allowed in Kimberley Liquor Cases
Two county court cases ending with Judge Thompson reversing magistrate Leask’s six month sentences in Kimberley liquor matter. Defense KC W R Ross dismantled a key spotter’s testimony about obtaining liquor at the Glen Cafe, revealing a tipped informant. The liquor board’s general inspection prompted the appeal and dramatic victory for the defense.
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Ross
Glen
Thompson
Bratten
Leask
Liquor Control Board
W. R. Ross
K.C
Glen Cafe
Liquor Board
Kimberley
Snow delays rink work and local events at Cranbrook
Snow hindered the rink’s preparation as Emerson Taylor works on icemaking. A K Macdonald and H Bean visited on business. The Shriners Dance in Cranbrook drew many locals and was hailed as the season’s highlight. The radio boom grows, with concerns over interference and Mars signal quality. A Chinaman named Chow Sue suffered a crush injury at a planing mill, injuring his arm in the rollers.
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Emerson Taylor
Chow Sue
Plucky worker survives arm injury at machinery roll
Chow showed grit guiding the released rollers after his arm was caught in the machine. Doctors found no bone breakage though the limb was badly bruised and he was taken to hospital.
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Chow
Dance at Wycliffe Clubhouse Saturday Evening
A dance is planned at the Wycliffe Clubhouse on Saturday evening December 6 as a good crowd is expected to attend.
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Wycliffe
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A. Ward
Oliver Kaye
Old Country
Geo. R. Leask
Mr. Edmunds
Bank of Montreal
Bert Richmond
Australia
Paul Handley
Rochester
Mayo Bros
Sid Smith
William Lindsay
Martin Bros
Elks
Orpheum
Banff
Mrs. McLeod
McDougall Heights
St. Hugene Hospital
Mrs. A. Kirby
Union Church
Jas. Evans
CG. Cook
Town
Mr. Dumbelton
Rossland
Consolidated Min
Chomat
Chicaze
Towa
Winniper
B.C
Consolidated Company
Tom Caldwell
Lon
Scotland
Oddfellows’ Hall
Veterans’ Association
Art Wiggins
Shriners
M. A. Beale
Spokane Avenue
North Star Hotel
Colin Campbell
Kimberley Printing & Publishing Company
Messrs. Williams & Potter
Proprie
Mrs
Brown
SWIFT
THE
Kimberley, B.C
Leading Cafe
Burt Wallace
Forestinds
P Burns & Co. Ltd
Electrical Contractors
Mazda
Just
Bourke & Morrison Bldg
H. T. Kirby
G. E. Sessions
Tors
Palm
Gough
W. W. Parnell Plasterer
Room
Dimor
Elite Cafe
Summmers General Merchant
A. K. Macdonald
Fleck Bros. Ltd
Vancouver
H. Bean
P. B. Gates Machinery Co
S. G. Clark
J. le Crowe
A. Yager
M. Harrop
D. H. Foster
A. Staples
J. Jones
W. Staples
B. Bourgeois
I. Johren
P. Franzen
Ananias
South Africa
Mars
Arden Gate
Papa
New York
Spokane
the Otis Staples Lumber Company, Limited
Dan
S. R. Wormington
J. Lombardi
A. Johnson
Mens’ Furnisher
Boota and
Slone
Gea Gad Vel En
Cranbrook Sash & Door Co
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