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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
4
A crowded Marysville column notes Tate's jewelry ads and Beattiechinaware bargains, social visits, card parties, and holiday preparations. Mentions J P Fink and J P Jones, ad buys, a Christmas tree at Presbyterian Sunday school, local hotel plans, a mining manager’s Nelson trip, and the Marysville Tribune debut by Fred Simpson in 1901.
The Movie Leader notes Doble of Burns & Co overseeing brand tent market in Moyie. Smyth and Paul Jensen prospector work near Lamb Creek hoping to reach bedrock. Miss Josephine Tfuggins plans to leave Moyie for Dubuque next Monday. A wedding at Aldridge joins John R Stoppard and Alice Crossman. Christmastime plans and a Moyie telephone line to Cranbrook are mentioned.
A list of seafood products includes Bloater Paste Fresh Herrings and Kippers in Anchovy and Tomato Sauce. The items appear as catalog entries likely from a grocery or pantry section. No further context provided.
The group plans to take up residence in Moyie upon their return, establishing new housing arrangements for their community.
Fort Steele reports detail local actions including Garfield King named principal of the Fort Steele school. J T Laidlaw and A B Fenwick visit Cranbrook. A Wild Horse Creek prospecting effort by H A Kanouse and J Mallory seeks to revive historic red placer beds. Waldorf Hotel hosts oyster supper and dance to fund sidewalk work. Moyie hockey club commits to Syiphardt cup competition.
J Flatt returned to Nelson yesterday after a three week trip through East Kootenay. He reports lively business in East Kootenay though St Hugene closure causes dull times. In Fernie coal town plans unsettle mood. Cranbrook Marysville Michel report strong business. One inch snow at Cranbrook. past week bright and clear but colder than Nelson.
Sherwood Herchmer departed for Victoria Wednesday morning to take the qualifying examination in law. The Crow's Nest Coal Co issued writs as part of unspecified legal actions surrounding the case.
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