Wycliffe Notes Busy Week With Visitors and Events
Dr. Rutledge of Cranbrook visited Wycliffe on Friday while E L Staples headed to Alberta for work at the company farm. Calgary auditors C H Cotter C A and F G Winspear were in town to conduct the annual audit. A Wednesday whist drive awarded prizes to A Yager Mrs W Johnson J Foster and Florence McDermid. Supper hosts were Mrs J S Staples and Mrs A Staples. Mrs M Weisnowitch and her infant son returned from St Eugene Hospital Cranbrook. Weekend train to Cranbrook drew many locals to watch the Kimberley vs Greenwood hockey game. A bean supper to raise fifty dollars for the church is planned for February 26. Kimberley visitors included Mr and Mrs S G Clark. Magnus Johnson from Wardner started duties as grader at Staples mill. Morris Mindlin of Calgary stayed at the Wycliffe Hotel. Wycliffe boys lost 12 to 2 at Kimberley after rink problems kept them from practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rutledge of
Cranbrook
Wycliffe
E. L. Staples
Vauxhall
Alberta
A. Yager
W. Johnson
J. Foster
Florence McDermid
J. S. Staples
A. Staples
Yahk Notes Highlight Local Events and Developments
A Yahk whist drive by the Ladies Guild attracted many, despite a private party at the Anderson home. Notables include wrestler Charlie Olson training for Bill Root in Athol Idaho, gold claim activity near Yahk, and the Yahk Granite Company quarry. A Boundary Orchestra dance and road improvements uplift the community as potato shipments reach 242,364 bags and 42,318 barrels by December 9.
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Yahk Mill
Ladies’ Guild of
Yahk
Anderson
Yahk Flats
Charlie Olson
Bill Root
Athol
Idaho
Olson
Eastport
Boundary Orchestra
Boundary Line
St. Johs
N.W
New Provincial Income Tax Forms Arrive For Filing
New assessment forms issued for provincial income tax require wage earners and businesses to file on Form No. 7 B by March 31 or within three months after fiscal year ends. Delays incur heavy penalties while assessments are checked and tax due notices issued. the article also critiques government graft and poor advertising practices.
Street Talk on Canada Rail Policy and National Unity
A Toronto letter writer criticizes Ottawa control of CN rail rates, warns of more deficits, and urges a national approach over provincial interests. He cites coal and grain rate cuts, predicts wage-cut risks for workers, and endorses a united Canadian identity and a get-together club for federal MPs.
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C.N.R
Toronto
Uncle Sam
Canada
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the United Church
B. C. Freeman
Stacey Emerson Frosdick
W. A. Fergie
Campbell-Manning
Drs. Green & MacKinnon Physicians & Surgeons
Armstrong Avenue
Offic
Everings
Cran
B.C
F. B. Miles
Hanson Blk
F. M. MacPherson
Norbury Ave
City Hall
Fi. W. Herchmer
EY City Lodge
A. Kemballee
BE. G. Dingley
P.G
Nicol -O. K
Zenith Cafe
R. Baker & van Horne
Finsbury & Ryan
H. C. Long
W. T. Tapscott
Geo. R. Leask
Ofice
Corman Aerbury Avenue
Edwards Serest
L. D. Cafe
Little Davenport
L.D
Women’s Institute
The
K. of P. Mal
Tom
Norgrove
J. Coutts
Big Butte Dairy Farm
Beale & Elwell Cranbrook & Kimberley
Kimberley Townetts
Herald Office
Toffee
Pacific Milk
Vancouver
Ladser & Abbotelerd
C. H. Cotter
C. A
F. G. Winspear
Calgary
Kimberley
Greenwood
Recreation Hall
S. G. Clark
Magnus’ Johnson
Wardner
Staples Mill
Morris Mindlin
Wycliffe Hotel
Wycliffe Boys
Kimberley Boys
Bill Smith
Camp 21
Erickson
Pattison Berranbrook
J. L. Johson
Sampson
Yahk Granite Company
Mra. c O. Peterson
Albert Earnhardt
Glenlilly
Ottawa
McKenzie King
Sir Henry Thornton
C.N. Railway
Minister of Railways
Sir Henry
Sir Harry
Quebec
Harry
Prince Albert
Burgess
Tommy Church
Jover
C.P.R
Hudson Bay
Stevens
Vicks
Alex
George J. Spreull
Peelkay
Mint
Wrigley’s
Paul Nordgren
Malin Road
Bridge Yahk
Geo. S. Almas
Fourth Ave
Saskatoon
P Hone
Olympia
Timothy
Upland
Pincher Creek
J. F. Scott
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
C. Joe Bros. Ladies & Gents
Tailors
Cameron & Sangs
Trail
British Columbia
Tadanac
Nelson Business College
P.O. Box
Nelson, B.C
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