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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
2
A vintage ad extols Danderine as the best way to keep hair styled and free of dandruff. It claims a few drops dissolve dandruff scales and leave the head clean, while applying through the hair enhances waves and gives longer lasting, nicer results compared with water.
Sad news from Yahk reports the death of Mr and Mrs La Viere s one and a half year old son after a brief illness. The community offers sympathy and quotes a Bible line Not dead but sleepeth The C G I T girls held a missionary meeting at the McInnis home adding Evelyn Bevans as a new member A Mill Hall concert under Yahk Sunday school auspices drew good attendance with many encores The program featured O Canada piano solos by Edwards a flag drill and several student performances
An advertising blurb touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest relief for indigestion gas acidity heartburn and sour stomach. A few tablets are claimed to give almost immediate relief with low cost and wide availability from druggists.
The registrar gives notice that Certificate of Title No. 2805 C for Lot 201, Group 1 in the Round Hill Mineral Claim is lost. The Boredown Silver Mining Company Limited Liability (Foreign) is to receive a provisional title after one calendar month from first publication, unless information about the lost title is provided.
Ada Nordeen, Edna Clark, and Doris Setter perform a duet with Kathleen Bevans and Jackie Edwards in a song and piano duet. Thelma Peterson and Lily Nordeen present a para sol drill with eight girls. The Swedish song is by Thelma Peterson with a recitation by Rev. E S Fleming.
Marysville mourns five month old Helena Rose Wiseman who died Wednesday morning after contracting influenza. Funeral services led by Rev. James Evans featured hymns and readings, with pallbearers and a rich display of flowers from family and community groups.
A large Moyie whist drive on St Valentine’s Day, organized by the Community Club Amusement Committee, raised $44.00. Prizes went to Mrs. A Pearson and Roy Burch, while Pauline Wise and Monkhouse had the lowest scores. Bill Patterson chaired the event noting strong attendance and social success. John Taylor’s improved health and hospital discharge were announced amid the festivities. Little Freddie Cameron suffers from leg blood poisoning.
A long service listing names and relations accompanies a local obituary notice. Many family members, relatives, and friends are named as attendees and supporters. The document names includes Mr and Mrs G Bilis Glanville Rob erts Lynde Leask Wiseman Lundeen Lundeen Ed Lundeen Sandberg Paulson Johnson Evans Lynde Palm Carlson Ijeland Albin Johnson Barr Cornell Murray Pearson Benson Veeberg Gus Samson Longman Evans brothers Charlie Willie Angus Roberts Pollock Bidder Wilson Hodgson Mott Mott Frieake Herchmer Bartholomew Stirtin Ellis Phillips Larson Keer Kelvin Hodgson Crane Lemmon Stuart Tibbets Robichaud Glanville D Hondt Monteith Eva Tibbets Edna Barclay Muriel Herchmer Roberts Edna Johnson Cavanaugh.
An attendant reports a man outside asking if any patients have recently escaped. The director of the asylum questions the reason as the attendant explains the man says someone has run away with his wife.
Eric Hutchison and Tom Shore drove to Kimberley for a weekend stay ending Monday. A birthday party for Mrs. Nicholson featured a purse presentation by Mr. Taylor. Miss Annie Smith of Nelson travels to Saskatchewan. Moyie beat Lumberton 4 to 0 with Braiden Montpellier Grimmett Gosslin Burch Desaulniers starred. umpire Bailley Yuill.
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