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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
4
Cranbrook residents hear about new sales chief at King's grocery and Salada Tea. Manitoba butter at 25 cents a pound, hotel guests, repairs, church services, and social events fill the week. Mentions include Frank McCabe, Miss Shea, and upcoming Dilliard tournament at McVittie's billiard parlors.
Tuesday night attendees from Fort Steele joined Cranbrook merchants for sleighing and shopping. The party included Mesdames Keeler Elton Milton Binmore Lovett Cann Wallinger and Miss Thomas, chaperoned by Wallinger LePan and Doyle. Mogie and Beattie clear out china at half price.
W N Brayton, a Kasle promoter, has closed a major bond with a syndicate of Montreal, Toronto, Chicago and St Paul investors for the Mabel May group of 466 acres on Crawford creek four miles up from the bay. The property hosts veins 12 inches to 30 feet wide with values per ton from 18 to 72 dollars and includes 2000 dollars in past work. Work starts soon with aims for a Crawford creek smelter and Brayton’s townsite holdings include Ferguson West Fork Mall Creek Landing and Silver Hall.
Buyers rush to Beat te's discount sale as stock is cleared next Saturday. Customers may purchase pieces at their own price with cash in hand before the sale closes.
The report notes numerous Mounted Police shifts as preparations begin for bringing back personnel from South Africa. Grisbach is moved to Battleford, Constantine to Edmonton, Saunders to Calgary, and Steele will head to McLeod after returning. Inspector MacDonell remains in Madeira for recovery, delaying his return until spring.
Chas C Ellis of Hisbon Ta faced a six bott le cure after a flood washed a telegraph line. He stood waist deep in icy water and suffered a severe cold and cough. Doctors in Omaha Sioux City and Oakland declared consumption, then Dr King’s New Discovery cured him in six bottles. Cranbrook estate warns against un-authorized wood cutting.
A cook stove is offered for sale cheaply by Leroy Sage who buys and sells any item. Call to inspect the stove. Local notice suggests flexible purchase options and quick sale.
Notice under the Creditors' Trust Deeds Act that George Jenner and the firm George Chrenner Son, of Cranbrook British Columbia, assigned all assets to Robert Alin Sherlock of Letniektye Alberta for the benefit of creditors as of the stated date.
John Leask and Francis Rankin of Cranbrook British Columbia assign all personal and real estate to Creighton Ross Palmer as trustee under the Creditors Trust Deeds Act to pay creditors ratably. Creditors must file claims by January 76 1901. A creditors meeting is set for January 26 1901 at 2 PM in Cranbrook offices.
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