Timber license request near St Marys River
Notice states that within thirty days Robert Davin will apply to the chief commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria for a special license to cut timber on land near St Marys river south of Ruet Kootenay. The described parcel runs from Watkin's license east to Anderson’s license, north to St Amour’s precincts, east to the river, then down the St Marys river to the commencement line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite TM
Anderson
St. Mary's Rivers
St. Mary's
Robert Davie
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Victoria
Kootenay
Oliver Barges
Perry Creek
Ebalia
Chnina
Cheatin
Davie
Laide and Works
South Bart Kootenay
Horby Creek
Bart
Chenee
Basqihir
Lande and Works
Vic
King
Iver
King Mercantile Company, Limited
South East Kootenay
Noy
Robert Davin
Lands and Works
St. Marys River
Ruet Kootenay
Watkin
Christmas week sales and local notices in Cranbrook area
Christmas events and shopping notices fill Cranbrook and East Kootenay pages. Promotions urge buying Ninas candies at Tisdale, see Tisdale’s window, and take advantage of specials on tobacco and pipes. Local visits, skating rink setup, charity bazaar profits, and holiday travel chatter accompany brief community updates.
Capitalists Form Imperial Coal and Coke Company
Montreal reports capitalists organize the Imperial Coal and Coke company with four and a half million dollars to mine Crow's Nest district British Columbia deposits near the CPR works on the Hording river. A large number of coking ovens will be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Imperial Coal and Coke Company
Crow's Nest
British Columbia
Hording River
The Bean Contest at We OB Tate's Jewelry Window
Readers are invited to guess the Deans in We OB Tate's jewelry window for a chance to win the silver ten set at no cost. Closest guess secures the prize. participation costs nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Morrissey Items from The Despatch
The Despatch notes a Bernie Eagles society formed on the 17th, J W Crane named CPA agent at Morrissey Junction, and A D Drummond recovering. W A McKenzie returns to Cranbrook, the caboose repaired for the spur line, and slides interrupt mine output. CLP relieves car famine. coke surplus moved aiding Coal Co. deer shot near town. school building delays loom. leadership rumors at Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. and mine work halted by mud slides with trestle construction to resume soon.
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Bernie and
Michel
CLP
Coal Company
Fort Steele Notes From The Prospector
Mrs. A C Nelson visited Cranbrook on Thursday. J W Robinson of Cranbrook was at Steele Monday. Chas Armstrong came from Cranbrook on Monday. Miss Bailey and Mr Sunvith were Cranbrook visitors Saturday. Mrs McTunes visited Cranbrook Thursday returning on bri day. Chas Elwell from Cranbrook on Steele business Wednesday. James Hislop now mining recorder at Fort Steele. J J McVittie and J T Laidlaw visited Cranbrook Thursday. M A Beale and Miss Paul were guests of M Wallinger Sunday. Maurice Quain was at Steele Saturday making changes to telephone and telegraph lines. Al Guenley returned from Elko where he worked on the river bridge. T Fenwick has four men logging for Crow's Nest Lumber at his ninth on the Kootenay river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Quain
Steele
al Guenley
Elko
T. Fenwick
Crow's Nest Lumber Company
Kootenay River
Canada trade climbs by nearly 24 million in five months
Ottawa reports aggregate Canadian trade for the last five months at 221 million dollars, up about 24 million from the same period a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Wanted Hoy to Learn Printing Trade at Herald Office
Help wanted for a bright energetic youth to learn the printing trade. Apply at the Herald Office. Must be serious about work. No triflers or worthless applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Tie
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Cranbrook
Patmore Bros
Rae
Columbia
P. Burns & Co
IESE
Fort Steele
J, L. Neilson & Co
Main SL
Winnipeg
Ico. R. Taylor
W. N. Clarke
Royal Hotel
M.E. Church
C. W. Wilson
the Herald
Chas. Schaack
High River, Alberta
Oes
Arnold & Roberts Cranbrook
B. C
H. J. Stephens
Stephens
Australian Hotel
Morrissey Junction
B. C. Stephens Bros
H. L. Stephens, J. EB. Stephens
J. Lawson
M. Rockendorf
Morri
Stephens Bros. & Co
A. Leitch
Tisdale
Harold and
Dudley Darling
Wardner
Mrs. Bri. H. Small
Miss Durick
Mrs. M. McTunes
Mr. McArthur
Calgary
J. L. Malleur
S. d. Morrow
J. Manning
Moyie
Tisdale's
East Kootenay
Andrew Niedig
Wards House
Niedig
Conrayt
Victoria House
CPLR
New Coal Company
Morrissey
Society of the Eagles
Bernie
J. W. Crane
C.P. A
A. D. Drummond
W. A. McKenzie
L. W. Patmore
J. P
Scusol
Methodist Church
Reeder
Crow's Nest Pass
Great Northern
A.C. Nelson
J. W. Robinson
Chas Armstrong
Miss Bailey
Sunvith
Mrs. McTunes
Cranebrook
Mhrsday
Chas, Elwell
James Hislop
J. J. McVittie
J.T. Laidlaw
M.A. Beale
Miss Paul
M. Wallinger
Ted
N. C. McKinstry
Prop
Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Land Department
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Elk, Kootenay
Slocan
Kettle River
Okanagan
Boundary District
Drinbrook
Kimberly
Aldridge
Witchener
Creston
Proctor
Nelson
Gerranl
Lemonton
Castlegar
Cascade City
Gaandorks
Bholt
Greenwood
Midway
Nakusp
Arrowhead
Revelstoke
Donald
Kamloops
W. M. Prost
Gateway
Montana
R.R. Brace
Wilmer
B.C
Hyde Baker
J.T. Burgess
Kitchener
Mallandaine
Stocker
Cascade
F.C
Elliot
Trout Lake City
A.A. McCallim
Grand Borks
G. A
Rendell
Wholt
B.C. A
Pergnson
BOC
A. DO Sibbald
Thomas Abriel Nakusp
B.C. Kt
Or J.S. Dennis
Alberta
St. Eugene
Cranbrook Agents
Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Ltd
George A. Kerr
Armstrong Ave
W. B. Bargett
J. M. Derr
M. McInnis
Post Office
Ia Bea
Beattie
King Mercantile CO
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