Windermere Board of Trade Holds Annual Meeting
The Windermere District Board of Trade gathered at Athalmer with many members and visitors. Officers were elected, reports praised progress while noting financial strain and a membership around eighty. The president highlighted railway, telephone expansion, and regional projects for 1915 amid debates on cooperation with Cranbrook and East Kootenay boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermere
B.C
Windermere
Windermere District Board of Trade
Canada
Kootenay Central
Columbia Valley
Golden
Cranbrook
British Columbia
Banff-Windermere
Athalmer
Toby Creek
Shurz
Board of Trade of Cranbrook
Board of Trade For
East Kootenay
Associated Boards of Trade
Atilii
Fort Steele
Boards of Trade
Cornell
Kootenay
Forestry Department
Writs Served On City Aldermen In Cranbrook Case
In British Columbia Supreme Court Walter McFar lane sues Aldermen of Cranbrook to show authority of their office. A Vancouver hearing is set for February 11 after which counsel may proceed. The filing includes an affidavit and eighteen exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. McFarlane
Supreme Court of
British Columbia
Alfred James Balment
Lester Clapp
Gustave Erickson
Joseph Jackson
George Robert Leask
George Frederick Stevenson
Cranbrook
Supreme Court
Vancouver
Cranbrook City Council Holds Solemn Session
City council met at the city hall in regular session with Mayor Bowness and Aldermen Clapp Balment Leask and Erickson present. Minutes were approved and reports from the engineer and water works were received alongside budget accounts and notices on police and market matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowness
Clapp
Balment
Leask and
Erickson
A. J. Balment
James H. Caslake
Lester Clapp
W. F. Attridge
A. W. Ross
Mainland Underwriters Association
Cranbrook
Vnuns
B.C
City Engineer's Department
Water Works Department
Public Works Department
Bidewalkn Bnow
J. C. Glenday
Jackson and
A. B. Smith
B. Palmer
Clapp and Leask
Glenday
Robert Baldwin
Sunshine | Society
F. B. Miles
W. B. McFarlane
Society
Jackson
Parochial Tea and Entertainment Enjoyed by Christchurch Parish
The first annual parochial tea and entertainment at Maple Hall drew about 140 attendees. The Ladies Guild hosted sumptuous tea tables, and a concert followed with fine performances led by Miss Hewitt and Mr. C Fiedler. proceeds exceeded fifty dollars for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Maple Hall
Miss Hewitt
Mr. C. Fiedler
Miss Cherrington
Pantages Road Co Enjoy Trip to Mission
The Pantages troupe under Howard Marco toured to St Eugene Mission with local managers 8 Baldwin and A L McDermot. They entertained Indian children with a music program directed by Shorty Marco and admired Cranbrook scenery before continuing to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantages Road CO
Howard
Shorty
J. Farley
Chas, Mason
B. Howard
Frank Noss
Ford Noss
S. Baldwin
A L. McDermot
Father Lambot
Marco
Rockies
Cranbrook
James Marco
Hazel Noss
Spokane
Poultry Association Holds Meeting in Cranbrook
The Cranbrook Poultry and Pet Stock association held its regular monthly meeting in the old gymnasium with strong attendance. New president B Palmer led proceedings, an executive committee was proposed, and a letter on importing Chinese eggs was referred to the executive. Rev W E Dunham spoke on fowl fattening and management while E T Cooper showcased a medal from the local show for best solid colored bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Poultry and Pet Stock Association
B. Palmer
E. H. Slater
Cranbrook
W. E. Dunham
E. T .Cooper
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Cranbrook Agricultural Association Plans Fair Despite Costs
The Cranbrook Agricultural Association directors meet to approve a fair pending government grants. They face a heavy financial burden with over 500 dollars in interest and a prize list trimmed from 3000 to 2000 dollars. Members urged to join with a one dollar subscription to support agricultural development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Agricultural Association
Alice
Swith Witte
Eacn
Secretary Agricultural Association
Farmers Meet Saturday Next
A community event outlines competitions for farmers with two classes by acreage, government prizes of 20 and 15 dollars, a local 10 dollar third prize, entry fees from 50 cents to a dollar, and a five dollar bonus for keeping crop cost accounts. Free account books and returns blanks are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Palmer
Resignation of Cranbrook Alderman Stevenson
Geo F Stevenson, declared elected alderman for Cranbrook, resigns after legal advice cited a technical property disqualification. He asks city clerk T M Roberts to place the resignation before the Mayor and Council, dated February 4 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Stevenson
City of Cranbrook
T. M. Roberts
Cranbrook
B.C
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J.C. Pitts
Lawe & Fisher, of
Fernie, B.C
McFarlane
Alpine Club
Gleason
Europe
Switzerland
Council of Windermere District Board of Trade
Parham
P. Adams
New Weatminster
Beattie-Murphy Co
Cranbrook Agency Co
Cranbrook Electric Light Co
City Transfer Co
City Livery
Calgary Drafting Co
Cranbrook Cartage
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
Desall
AL Market Co
Thomas M. Roberts
Messrs
Waiter Bruce McFarlane
Joseph Byron Hall
Archibald McKinnon
Walter Bruce McFarlane
Boyter
Air City
School Board
F. Parks & Co
W. J. Selby
Cranbrook Drug & Book
McAvity & Son
Seceive
Iate
Edwards Street
van Horne Street
Watt, French and
Armstrong Avenues
Imperial Bank
Dewar and
Edwards
Fred Root
Tobacco Plains
Thistlebeak
Ottawa
Victoria
Roo
Fernie
Poultry Association
Agricultural Association Meeting
MR. Stevenson
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