Edmonton congregation bids farewell to pastor and wife
The Edmonton Journal reports Rev. W. K. Thompson and Mrs. Thompson leaving Erskine Church after six years of service. A farewell gathering at Erskine Church featured musical performances, remarks from church leaders, and gifts including a writing desk and a Limoges china set. The couple also visited children and Sunday School groups before departing for Drumheller.
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Edmonton Journal
W. K
Wiskine Church
W. K. Thompson
Thompson
Nut
W. C. McArthur
Rey
Br. McQueen
McQueen
Erskine
McEachern
McPhee
Mr. Thompson
Wilkie
Norwood Methodist Church
Millar
Robertson College
Death of Rev Peter Noble in Dacca Bengal
Mr. A P Noble learns of his brother the Rev Peter Noble death in Dacca Eastern Bengal where he served twenty years. The deceased, honored with the King's Gold Medal for Valuable Work in Bengal last New Year, was a publisher valued by the British Government. Dacca, a city with one million people and a university, becomes the setting for this family separation after twenty years.
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A. P. Noble
Peter Noble
Dacca
Bengal
Noble
Cranbrook News Roundup of Visits Shows Local Happenings
Local and visiting residents including R Pearson the boiler inspector and Mrs A H McLean from Bull River appear in Cranbrook. Kimberley Hockey Team Minstrel Show tickets on sale at Cranbrook Drug and Book Co.
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A. H. McLean
Bull River
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Cranbrook Drug and Book Company
Cive
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
Cranbrook Enters Team Into Selkirk Hockey League
Cranbrook Recreation Club to enter a senior team in the Selkirk District League after a largely attended meeting in Dr. Huffman's office. The club accepts use of the rink and seeks amateur status for the full squad. Officers include Thos Caven as Hon. President and F Scott as President.
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Huffman
Cranbrook
Selkirk
Cranbrook Recreation Club
Thos. Caven
F. Scott
A. Batchelor
Tom Hogarth
F. Bamford
Retail Merchants’ Association
Esling Threatens Resignation If Charges Proved
Victoria report notes W K Esling challenging the Pacific Great Eastern Railway dealings with the Northern Construction Company. He offers to resign if his allegations prove unfounded and urges the Premier to resign if his claims are substantiated. Public Accounts Committee delays warrants for the company’s books.
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Herald
Victoria
B.C
W. K. Esling
Northern Construction Company
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Rossland
Public Accounts Committee
Esling
Treasury
K. C. MacDonald
North Okanagan
Hsling
Oliver
Public speakers mock tax reform and churchgoing in街 column
The piece roasts politicians led by John Oliver and Mary Ellen Smith for tax hikes and social reforms. It likens officials to drunks and vows social uplift through bold rhetoric. The writer questions policy directions and lampoons political cleverness amid ongoing tax burdens.
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John Oliver
John
Mary Ellen Smith
Willy Nilly
Recreation Club Notes Shifts Venue and Plans
The Recreation Club, hampered by a boiler problem, moves its Friday dance to the Parish Hall with dance from ten to eleven and music by the Club Orchestra. Skating at the rink continues, and there is talk of forming a city hockey league at the CRC rink to play alongside Selkirk League games. A Married vs Single hockey match was held, but the benedicts did not attend. some married players consider resuming in the future.
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W. Mimeyer
Edmonton
C.R.C
Selkirk
Cranbrook delegate reports strong G W V A convention
Walter Kay returned from Penticton as Cranbrook branch delegate to the provincial G W V A convention. He calls the gathering spirited and useful, predicting a strengthened provincial chapter. Kay praises Penticton hospitality. further convention matters will be covered next week.
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Walter Kay
Penticton
Cranbrook
Kay
Ore Shipments to Trail Smelter November Report
Period covers November 22 to 30. List of ore received includes Knob Hill Republic Washington 54 tons Quilp Republic Washington 109 Standard Silverton British Columbia 185 Silversmith London British Columbia 80 Western Black Rock Northport Washington 84 and Company Mines total 8 517 tons.
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Republic
Standard
Silverton
B.C
Silversmith
London
Black Rock
Northport
Company
Mines
Mees Leiee Ee
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England
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Brown's Poultry Ranch
St. Eugene Hospital
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Wardner
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Nelson
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A. D. Bridges
Lumsden Avenue
Salvation Army Home League
Presbyterian
Brown
Daddy
Edward Lehman
Salem
Oregon
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The
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St. Andrew's Church
West Summerland
Mere
Y.m.ca
Wycliffe
Lumberton
W. Willis
Cranbrook Cleaners and Dyers
G. B. Powell
Cranbrook Street
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P. M. Bezanson
Grand Prairie
Alta
New York Life Insurance Company
Selkirk Hockey League
P.G.E
Lee Gos
Bacchus
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