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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
7
Kimberley community notices cover social events, new businesses, and renovations. Highlights include opening of Dinner's Cafe and Dimor Building, arrival of J. C. Adams jewelry store stock, auditions for local dances, and plans for a boxing club to energize Kimberley Vets.
An old Canadian advertisement for Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules claims relief for rheumatism lumbago sciatica and neuritis. It offers a free sample via a coupon and promises a full size $1.00 box of Torydon's Rheumatic Capsules through a doctor. TEMPLETON CO TORONTO
Ore received at Trail Smelter from December 1 to 7 lists mines and tonnages. Cork Province Zwicky B C 43. Knobhill Republic Wash 70. Lone Pine Surprise Last Chance Republic Wash 126. Quilp Republic Wash 122. Roseberry Surprise New Denver B C lead 82. Silversmith London B C lead 48. Company Mines total 5204 5862 tons.
Mrs. BE Staples and daughter Lilla-Claire left Wycliffe for a short Spokane trip midweek. Snow reshapes ski plans as outfits are prepared for more snow and the first jump. Mrs. B A Fredrickson and baby son returned home Tuesday. Norman Trimble back from the eternal wilderness and now ice making on the rink. Alec McDermid returns home after summer absence. School reopens Monday after medical examiner decision. Harvey Staples has returned to OED aL for further treatment. recovery hoped for a short stay.
The Universal photoplay Nobody's Bride exciting Fate with life ups and downs screens at Star theatre next week. An accident to a carriage during filming paused production. two riders were injured but not seriously. The piece features Herbert Rawlinson and underworld themes.
Gerald P. Dunkerley of Victoria and Bes sie M Leadbeater of Nelson were married by Rev R G Dredge at St Pauls church. The couple festive at a buffet luncheon then sailed to Kimberley on the Crow boat for their future home. Gifts included a gramophone, kitchen range, cuff links, and a gold ring.
The narrative follows a man driven to near starvation by poverty and social ruin as his life shifts from despair to a chance with a woman from the underworld while an old love from high society returns. Rawlinson, Alice Lake, and Edna Murphy deliver contrasting performances in a tale about luck, circumstance, and class.
Frank M. Smith, smelter director, says the Sullivan Mine at Kimberley British Columbia is one of the west’s largest and perhaps holds the world’s largest zinc lead ore deposit. He notes a new flotation process at Trail smelter and a modern mill with 3,000 ton daily capacity, currently exporting 2,000 tons due to power limits.
Land Registry announces loss of Certificate of Title No. 17742 A for Subtet 24 of Lot 4592 and related parcels in Group 1 Kootenay District. Registrar A W Kiens seeks provisional title to be issued after one month from first publication. inquiries should contact Land Registry Office Nelson. First published December 6, 1923.
The narrative details ore processing with ball mills reducing ore to under 200 mesh and separation of zinc and lead sulfides in rotation cells. Lead concentrates run 65 to 70 percent lead with 10 to 12 ounces of silver per ton. zinc concentrates about 42 percent zinc with similar silver content. Ore moves by open cars four miles from mine to mill via Canadian Pacific. the company builds company housing for workers.
Hon. T. Dr. Pattullo announces BC lumbermen secured contracts to deliver twenty million feet of lumber to Japan over the next three months. The move follows Canada’s swift response to Japan’s crisis, signaling recognition by the Japanese government of Pattullo’s aid offer during the island nation’s catastrophe.
A light exchange about a son at college sending a brief letter. Ebner notes its brevity and Si confirms the sentiment with a quick punchline. The humor hinges on the idea of a terse college communication.
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