Mackinaw Coats and Local News in Fort Steele
Local notes list Mackinaw coats on sale at five dollars and report visits by C S Doyle Baynes and G B McCallum from Lethbridge. Also mentions presents, New Year events, church services, watch night at the Baptist church, fresh eggs at Little and Atchinson, and visitors including J D McBride and families from London Ont and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw Coats
Doyle
Fort Steele
Little
Atchison
J. K. Smith
Centre Ment
Baptist Church
New Year's
Little & Atchinson
Campbell and Manning
C. C. W. Wells
Alberta
Cowan
Church of England
Cadbury's Chocolates
Fink
Pure Food
Mackinaw Pants
H. W. Supple
Imperial Bank
Edmonton
Central Mer
Harrison
Garden Avenue
John Huchcroft
Tyson Bros
J. D. McBride
A. McBride
London
Ont
R. L. Morrow
Wardner
M. Nicholson
Spokane
CP Ryan
Rossland
Y.M.C.A
Furnitur
Toronto
Methodist
Nelson Blair Finn
Vivian May Proutt
Coleman
Alta
J Hughes
Finn
Watt Avenue
Florida
James Dinsdall
Cranbrook
Jana
Gus. (. Weinburg
America
Little and Atchison
Little & Atchieson
Opera House
Mane Wm. P. Cullen
Gus C. Weinburg
Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterida
Weinburg
Jen
Marshall Fields
Chicago
Stumer
T. C. McKenzie
Calgary
Severa
McKenzie
Chile
C. C
Ridgeway
Fink’ Pure Food Grocery
Winter Caps
W. Stewart
Foley
Local Cranbrook items mix shopping, travel and politics
A jumble of notices and anecdotes from Cranbrook includes William and Victor Rollins planning a coast trip, hotel management changes in William Rol lins’ absence, upcoming theatre and charity events, a school cantata, and civic election chatter with the De Vere Hunt and Finlay tickets debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell and Manning's
C. C
William
Victor Rollins
William Rollins
W. O. Taylor
Creston
Royal Hotel
Royal Howard Cluster
Wink
C.C.S
George MacMillan
Brisco
Galena Hospital
Galena
Wilmer Hospital
J. M. McClaskey
Phoenix
B. C
Kootenays
Little and Atchison
Hazelwood Double Jersey
W. F. Cameron
Campbell
Manning
Santa Claus
Opera House
California
Fink
Pure Food
C.C
S_ KF
Oliver
Dominion and British Lands Syndicate
Toronto
England
British Columbia
Old Country
U.S
Peter Valaris
Cranbrook Hockey Association Sets Cup Clash With Fernie
The Cranbrook Hockey Association met at Hotel Cranbrook with DJ McSweyn in the chair to set dates for a Sherwood Herchmer cup clash against Fernie. Matches include Cranbrook at Fernie January 3, 9, 11, 17, and 21 with Fernie returning to Cranbrook January 11, 21 and February dates. New member clubs Commercial H C CPR Traffic Dept H C CPR Shops H C and Ramblers H C were accepted. No outside players to be recruited. A post meeting scratch game helped select a Fernie-bound team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Hockey Association
Commerceial
CPR
Traffic Dept. H.C
CPR. Shops
H.C
Ramblers H.C
Efort
Fernie
Rink Clarifies Skate Rules and Hours Update
The rink denies a ban on all skates saying long narrow racing skates are barred only. Regulation hockey skates are allowed. Hours run daily 2 PM to 5 PM and 7 20 PM to 1 30 AM except Thursday and Friday closing at 10 PM for hockey practice. Sundays are closed.
Curling Season Sees Limited Rinks In Use
This season has seen limited usable ice with only one rink fit for use. The focal curlers have faced rough competition and the club has kept Uiat fully occupied over recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiat
Express Rates to Drop After Board Ruling on Tariffs
The Canadian Express companies must file new tariffs within three months as the railway commissioners find current rates too high. The board also rules that shipper contracts are unfair and must be replaced, and that station costs inflate profits. The decision, drafted by Chairman J. J. Mather, rejects the current tariffs and orders a new scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canadian Express
J. J. Mather
D'Arcy Scott
Mathean
Forest management opinion from Raphael Zon on surveys
Raphael Zon of the U S Forest Service urges rational forest management and government survey and classification of forest land after reviewing the topic. He emphasizes organized oversight to ensure sustainable use and proper land categorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Raphael Zon
Office
Sylvics
The
Forest Service
Forest resources and future wood supply in the United States
The article notes 545 million acres of wooded U S land with about 150 million acres as permanent forest land. It projects rising wood demand from population and industry, urging preparation for a diminished forest supply. It cites Russia as a larger forest holder and breaks U S forests by ownership: national 190 million, state about 25 million, and private/unclassified 112 million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mr. Zon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beattie-Murphy Co., Ltd
W.H. Wilson
J. G. McCallum
Sid. Mo Agnew
Elko
M.A. Macdonald
Wom. Harris
J. D. McBride Hardware
Cranbrook, B.C
Raworth Bros
Sand Point
Idaho
Pincher Creek
Cataract Pass
Stewart
Atchison’s
A. Russell
Williamen and Downing
A. C. Smith
Civic Arena
DeVere Hunt
Ald
DeVere Lint
Hunt
Finlay
Best
McCreery Bros. Cranbrook
Kootenay
Morfitt
Patmore Bros
A. J. Hudson Macrath
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