Cranbrook Editorials Call for Honest Public Service and Trade Growth
The Cranbrook Herald urges public officials to give citizens full information and accountable leadership as Cranbrook debates election outcomes. It quotes opinions on party loyalty, municipal integrity, and the need for an energetic board of trade to boost local prosperity. The piece highlights the Kootenay Central railway's importance and contrasts prices with nearby towns.
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Corbin road plan faces Spokane approval in drive for CPR link
The Herald notes Spokane supports connecting with the CPR and opening the Corbin road from Yahk to Bonners Ferry despite mayoral vetoes. Saskatchewan reports a Liberal win by a small margin with several districts still undecided. Bork Seol and Thautan are elected in disputed districts.
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Roasted to Death by Smell Per Slag Causes Fatality
A man named Varvisiel was killed when a wagon wheel and hot slag spilled on him during a trolley track accident near Wine George Wilbur escaped serious injury with minor scratches. An inquest juried an accidental death with medical officers and coroner Dr Koster present.
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Canadian Pacific to open Spokane offices as line grows
In Spokane in coming weeks Canadian Pacific plans general offices and freight connections as the continental system gains importance. Richard W. Drew, chief clerk at Nelson, B C, is tipped for the role after 15 years with CP. Drew recently visited Spokane.
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Foresters' Election at Cranbrook Lodge Twenty
Officers of Court Cranbrook No 804 Ancient Order of Foresters were elected for twelve months. A McDowall and C KR were re elected as C and KR. J McDonald S W J Smith J W G W Abbott S B re elected. W Haywood J B. Trustees J Lawrie A Hood and R Edmondson. Auditors W McDonald S Marshall and J McKenna.
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The Herald Annual Delayed Printing Not Arrived On Time
The Herald Annual publication is delayed as the paper failed to arrive by the expected date. Workers are busily printing, with hopes to issue by mid next week. Orders must be placed quickly as copies are selling fast. postage is required since mail delivery is suspended this year.
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MASKED BALL AT WENTWORTH HALL BY C P RY QUADRILLE CLUB
The C P Ry Quadrille club plans a grand masquerade at Wentworth hall on January 24. It aims to set a railway trainmens ball record with strong support from leading trainmen. Some costumes are hinted including an ostrich egg and a lighted cigar as disguises. The event promises notable entertainment and broad preparations.
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C. P. Ry
Wentworth Hall
Kaslo Kootenaian to Run Independently in Kaslo Ward
The Kaslo Kootenaian announces it will operate on independent lines under current ownership, avoiding party politics. The paper pledges focus on Kaslo's interests and district mineral resources, supporting individuals with honesty over patronage and graft.
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Partnership dissolved and new sole proprietor takes over
Notice states the partnership in contracting is dissolved and that Hugh Lamont will conduct the business from this day. He assumes all indebtedness to date and is payable for all bills due the firm. Robert Wright signs as partner with a December 9 1905 date.
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Robert Wright
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Christmas Excursions Via Canadian Pacific Railway Announced
The Canadian Pacific Railway offers daily low excursion rates for Christmas travel from Kootenay and Crow’s Nest points to Eastern Canada. Cranbrook to Toronto and Ontario destinations priced at 6.40 with regional exceptions. Quebec and Atlantic ports priced accordingly. England sailings offer specially low Atlantic seaboard quotes. Full details and sleeper reservations available from J. S Carter, DPA, Nelson.
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City Tender for Fire Hall Carpenters Work 1905
Tender invitation for carpenter work on the Fire Hall due by noon Wednesday the 20th 1905. Specifications are at the City Clerk's Office. C. H. Prest Clerk.
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C. H. Prest
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