Wardner Notes and Local News Highlights
District wardner reports guests visiting from Galloway and Cranbrook, local hires at Crows Nest mill, families planning moves to Toronga and Spokane, a church fundraiser in Elko, illness and recoveries, and community events including a St Andrews concert and Niagara Falls drowning reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wisner
Fitzgerald
Len Renwick
Galloway
Fred Penson
Jaffray
Tittle
Jack
Charlie
Down
Haibree
Hart
S.©. Smith
Crows Nest Pass
Darling
River Street
Miss Dougan
Cranbrook
GN. Davidson
Ernie
Bobbie Grey
Vancouver
Wardner
Alma Reinstrom
Cranbrook ‘Hospital
Elko
Niko
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
R. Pearson
Toronga
Pearson
Spokane
Stephens
Serman
Geo
Sinclair
Murray
Bernie
Alex
Thornton
Fernie Hospital
Kootenay Rivee
Walter Magoon
Crows Nest Lumber Company
St. Magene Hospital
Lovick
A. Sheppard
Roosville rental ad and local notices from Elko region
Lively Elko column notes high hay and oats prices affecting livery teams at roosville restaurants. Offers a ranch near school and post office for rent or lease, with apply at Herald office. Also reports a Roosville wedding of Charlie Stephenson and Hannah Watson on February 2 at Geo Hilten Scott ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Roosville
Herald
Charlie Stephenson
Tobacco Plains
Hannah Watson
Mr. Madden
Baynes Lake
Geo Ililten Scott Ranch
Plans for Northwest Dry Farming Congress In Lethbridge
The Canadian Board of Control organizes the seventh International Dry Farming Congress to open October 21 with Duke of Connaught invited to attend. Premier Borden and provincial agriculture ministers will join, along with U S agriculture officials. A North West Mounted Police escort will guard dignitaries including the Duke and visiting ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alta
Can
Canadian Board of Control
Northwest
Dominion
Duke of Connaught
Abchess
Borden
Rogers
Burrell
Congress
Agricultural Department
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
United States
James Wilson
Taft
Northwest Mounted Police
International Exposition of Dry Farmed Products and Congress
The Canadian Board of Control led by Jed W. Downer plans the International Exposition of Dry Farmed Products, Machinery and Labor Saving Devices for the week of October 21. The event will feature model farms, experimental seeds, lectures, and demonstrations with many U S and international exhibitors and notable speakers across nine congress sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Board of Control
Jed W. Downer
Lethbridge
Alberta
Duncan Marshall
United States
Western Canada
Eee
J. W. McNicol
Lethbridge Exposition Company
Wilmer Hosts Bonspiel and Winter Sports News
Wilmer teams return from the Golden bonspiel with Burns trophy and four personal prizes. Local rink preparations for the event February 15 to 17 underway with links promised from Athalmer Golden and Cranbrook. Friendly games with Athalmer continue as hockey rink plans progress. Athalmer builds a 3000 rink to host hockey curling and skating. Skiing gains new activity as favorable weather spurs excitement locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
B. C
Burns
Messrs
Dan Alton
W. H. Sleland
E. A. Tunnicliffe
G. A. Bennett
G. F. Stalker
Athalmer
Athalmer Club
Salvia Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Stop and Hair Growth
A Cranbrook Drug ad touts SALVIA hair tonic as the cure for dandruff and scalp itching claiming it kills dandruff germs and can regrow hair. It asserts ten day results with a money back guarantee and notes the large bottle costs 50 cents, with the word SALVIA on every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
Cranbrook
Ice boating opportunities after chinook melt in B C
A Chinook melted snow on Win d ermere and Columbia lakes near Wilmer B C opening ice boating. For sale a registered Percheron stallion rising five years 1650 pounds sound and gentle inquire J Harrison Wardner B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
B.C
Windermere
Columbia Lakes
J. Harrison
Wardner
Print Advertising Adage From a Printing Trade Letter
A trade letter urges careful selecting of printers to avoid shoddy work. It compares to buying from a cleanly dressed seller and stresses concise attractive copy, credible claims, and prompt delivery with free estimates for any printing job from labels to newspapers.
William Murdoch Seeks Land Purchase in East Kootenay
William Murdoch of Flagstone B C millman gives notice in the Cranbrook land district of intent to purchase described lands starting at a post on the south end of an island in the East Kootenay river and extending along shore to the starting point. Dated January 5 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murdoch
Flagstone
B.C
Millman
Kootenay River
Dissolution of Partnership in Cranbrook BC
Notice of dissolution of the partnership George KR Leask and Company in Cranbrook British Columbia by mutual consent. Debts to the partnership are to be paid to George R. Leask and all claims presented to him for settlement. Dated Cranbrook January 20 1912. Witness: Joseph Ryan Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George KR. Leask and Company
Cranbrook
British Columbia
George R. Leask
Vincent S. Liddicoatt
Joseph Ryan
Notary Public
Notice to Apply for Prospecting License in East Kootenay Land
Thirty days after the date I will apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and the Assistant Commissioner of Lands for the District of East Kootenay for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on the described land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Kootenay
Mtuata
Land License Request Near Michel Creek North Fork
Thirty days after date an application for a license to the land is intended. The tract lies on the North Fork of Michel Creek about six miles north of the Canadian Pacific Railway between the McInnes Group and the Crows Nest Pass Coal Company's land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Kootenay
Michel Creek
Canadian Pacific Railroad
McInnes Group
Crows Nest Pass
Weismann Claim Boundaries Noted at 610 Acres
A land notice describes C K Weismann’s claim with a post north of MeInnes Group and Crows Nest Pass Coal lands. The described parcel covers 610 acres more or less, located one mile north of a point one mile east of the intersecting lines. Locator C K Weismann and agent Batice Lameroux located the claim on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of
East Kootenay
Michel Creek
Canadian Pacific Railroad
McInnes
Crows Nest Pass Coal Company
MeInnes Group
C. K. Weismann
C. RK. Weismann
C.K. Weismann
Batice Lameroux
West Kootenay License Declared for 640 Acres
A license to Crows Neat Pass Cowl Company transfers land from a post at K Weismann's NS corner, the initial post of A B Willard's claim. The parcel runs 80 chains south 80 east 80 north and 80 west, totaling 640 acres. Locator A B Willard with agent Hatice Lameroux located December 1st, 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hower
S.W
L. M. Morley
Bathce Lameroux
District of
West Kootenay
Michel Creek
Canadian Pacific Railroad
McInnes Group
Crows Neat Pass Cowl Company
K. Weismann
N.S
A. B. Wilelard
A. B. Willard
N.W. Corner
Hatice Lameroux
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Countess of Warwick
England
Buttemaining Amen
Hmirty
Hirtz
Elko Department Store
Fred Roos
DAY Farming Congress
Pegiard
Canada Cement Co., Ltd
Rational Bank Bueding Snarfpral, P.O
Curling
the Herald
Hockey
JAS. A. Lease
the Grocers
Slaterville
Dust Bank
the Palace Cigar Store
S. A. Reld
Hanson
Reviens
Venez
Dr. Martel
Chas. S. Parker
Tps
Perry
THE
Imperial Oil CO
Galt Coal
Ernest T. Hanson
Ernest T. Hanson Cowichan
Cranbrook Land District
Mstrict
South Division
Wit
the Herald Publishing CO
Cranbrook, B,c
Scott
Alam
Main
Wash
R. A. Racklyeft
School Board For London
Carmen's Hall
Canadian Pacific
Melnnes
Crows Nest Tiss Coal Company
A.B. Willant
Naw
Hower
S.W. Corner
L. Hower
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