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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
3
W. R. Wilson returned on Wednesday from a business trip covering Winnipeg St Paul and Spokane. He found favorable opportunities and reports success. It is well for Fernie.
The speaker expresses general approval for the council's work over the past year and aims for the greatest good for the greatest number. He notes indications of further progress in the coming year and extends season’s greetings and wishes for a prosperous future.
The Fernie Free Press editorial remarks on a leader of influence and a chance to elevate the town. Miss Mary Paget arrives from Toronto for an extended stay. Kimberley Junior All-Stars face Cranbrook Juniors with girls games scheduled and senior hockey practices advancing, while Santa Claus visits Salvation Army, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, and Anglican Sunday Schools and events.
Mr. B. Werden of Fort Steele expresses gratitude to all who aided after the Monday fire and especially to Fire Chief Adams for his assistance.
Fire on Monday destroyed the Imperial Hotel in Fort Steele leaving the structure a total loss. Fire Chief Adams arrived with a rapid response but no save was possible. Adjoining buildings and the laundry were saved using chemicals and careful efforts. Insurance covered part of the loss and adjustments will be made with company representatives.
The chairman of the school board surveys 1924 noting 567 scholars at Central School 120 at the high school 90 at the South Ward and 22 at Kootenay Orchards. He credits inspectors and staff for high efficiency and cooperation. Tax rates rose to finish new rooms without a bylaw and promise reductions as work completes.
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