Local notes from Cranbrook capture voters and visitors
A Cranbrook city roundup records residents voting and visiting officials on election day. Melnnes and McNeish traveled in to vote, while Mansfield, Moran and others arrived from Hosmer, Pittsburgh, and Forme. Reports note illness, land transport needs, ads for a 14 year old worker, and hospital aid meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Melnnes
J. B. Moran
Pittsburgh
L. M. Mansfield
Hosmer
Dan McNeish
Forme
W. A. Rollins
CD. McNab
Baker Lumber Company
Elkmouth
Herald Office
Sam Neevlamis
Cranbrook
Ualwary
Evenue
Nelson
Wo Forrest
Wm. Barclay
Belangee & Smith
Marysville
B. C
Elton
Fort Steele
Calgary
Hospital Aid Society
A. L. McDermot
North Star Lumber Company
John Mangan
BE. Doberer
Macleod
J. G. McCallum
Armestrong Avenue
Harry Bowness
Coast
Harry
Don McKay
Tie
G. ‘T. Rogers
King Lumber Company
I. Rogers
Sk. Corbitt
North Star Mill
F. W. Johnson
Vancouver
Arthur
Herald
C. P. RR
Daily Canadian
McBride
Hutchison
Kelly
C. H. Dunbar
Dr. King
G. Thompson
Jo A. T Hiarvey
William Venables
Christopher Columbus
Judas Iscariot
Billy
R. Labonti
Moyie
Spokane
Dave Newell
Momlay
Newell
Prince Rupert
Grand Trunk
P. McConnell
Baynes Lake
McConnell
Edward Lawler
St. Eugene Hospital
Father Channel
East Kootenay
Smeeton
Salvation Army
British Columbia
Yukon
Patmore Hall
Laidlaw
Fernie
F J. Smyth
Movie
Willian McKenzie
Robinson McKenzie Lumber Company
Red Deer
Alti
Mr. McKenzie
Alberta
Pmill Company
William Barclay
Chiresholm
Barclay
George Wales
Stain
Mr. Barclay
George
Hettie Hole
George Hogarth
Cranbrook Hotel
Howmurth
Cranbrook notes and town chatter in Elko era
Local notes report visits by Mes T Caven and G H Donate. J F Huehcroft and Al Pratt head to Marysville. Snow, floods, and CP Railway talk frame daily life with shop sales, lent items, and Lent begins soon. Elections, funerals, and community events fill the Cranbrook Moyie Elko region with social and civic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. T. Caven
Vancouver
Cranbrook
G. H. Donate
Warder
J. F. Huehcroft
al Pratt
Marysville
Prince Rupert Toward a Flourishing Future City Ahead of Rail Links
The Camosun and the Lion Steamship Company signal growing coastal trade as Prince Rupert gains attention from investors across the United States and Canada. A Seattle visitor aboard the Camosun describes the city’s potential, likening it to Oklahoma’s boom and predicting rapid development once rail access and harbor facilities expand, with thousands awaiting permission to invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Times
Pacific Coast
Grand Trunk Pacifc Railway
Grand Trank Wacine
Warrer
Prince Rupert
G. T. BP
KE. G. Russell
J. H. Pillsbury
Times
Victoria
Pacific
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Wrnter
Camosun
Union Steamship Company
Vancouver
Lion Steamship Company
Liiton Steamship Company
Owen
Oklahoma
India
United States
Seattle
Atlantic
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Reid & CO
Siste Ts WR
Johnson & Co
Aml
Ola W. Peck & Co
C. Dovobors
Hall & Co
Brockville
G. T. Rogers
Crinbrook
C. E. Reid
Rossland
Canada
Praset
Adams
Ree
Finnan
P. Burns& Co., Ltd
Mighton
Cigar Store
J, Mighton
C.C. S
Bey
Roosville
Pineries
W. G. Ross
Kerrie
Curia
Tamerick
Bill—“Baker
Apy
Miss Oldmaid
Iim
Willie
Ross
Dickens
CPR
ALKO
Tobacco Plains
George Powell
Elko
Wiko
UC. P. R
Percy McKee
Mil Carrier
Kilarnock Castle
Percy
Onte Lawhance
Flower Garden
Kiko Momlay
St. Eugene
Due Austin
Ottawa
Mr. Blaney
W. R. Ross
Hiko
McCormack
Kalispell, Mont
Messrs
Sheridan and
Harley
Tom Smith
Krag
Kootenay River
Howards McGuire
M. McInnes
J. C. Carruthers
C. Water Works
Grand Trunk Pacific
Opera House
Edward Branscombe
London
Eng
Australia
Roland Henry
Daly's Theatre London
Thos. Walls
Percival McKenzie
Henry Luscombe
Savoy and
Terry's Theatr
Pendral Price
Queen's Hall
Ben Calvert
Gavin Wood
Royal Opera House
Covent Garden
David Norton
Chuildhall School of Music
Stewarts
California
Malaga
Hugh
Stewart
Geary & Doyle
Suy Point
A. Doyle