A Week in Alberta with the Prairie Queen
Dr Hall describes a prairie chicken shoot near Nanton Alberta with his two setters Queen and Grover. The party travels from Cranbrook to Nanton, enjoys a dinner with Mr Richards, and reports Queen locating birds and leading to multiple points and retrieves while his son and Walter Richards shoot. Queen is praised as a superb working dog and the hunt is portrayed with nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Grover
Iron Horse
Cranbrook
B.C
Nanton
Alberta
Mr. Richards
Walter
English chemist claims hair growth discovery
In England ladies abandon wigs as henna leaves are proven to grow hair. Americans market a henna extract product named SALVIA panels promising dandruff cure and abundant hair growth. Cranbrook Drug and Book Co offers a large bottle for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
Cranbrook
Medicine Hat Dairy Company organized to foster dairy industry
Medicine Hat Alberta February 28 The organization of the Medicine Hat Dairy company is viewed as key to solving sanitary dairy farm issues. Directors envision a progressive operation with broad customer support and note Canada imports thousands of tubs of butter monthly, including from New Zealand, highlighting undeveloped dairying potential and reduced overseas competition once established. Hors es for sale selection of 42 head from Canyon City Lumber Company Creston BC 840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Alta
Medicine Hat Dairy Company
Canada
New Zealand
Canyon City Lumber Company, Ltd
Creston
Dividend Paying Printing The Right Way
The piece argues against choosing the lowest bid for printing. It warns that shopping shop to shop risks poor quality that misrepresents a business and loses customers. It compares low bids to buying goods from a drummer in overalls to emphasize value and standards.
Printing house promises on time delivery and quotes
A printer declares confidence in its work and invites requests for estimates on any printing job from a one inch label to a newspaper. It pledges to deliver on the exact day promised.
Murdoch plans to purchase lands in East Kootenay river area
William Murdoch of Flagstone J C millman intends to apply for permission to purchase described lands starting at a post on the south end of an island in the East Kootenay river. Dated January 5 1912. Also dissolved partnership between George R Leask and Company Cranbrook BC. Debts to be paid to George R Leask and claims presented to him. Dated January 20 1912. George I Leask Vincent S Liddicoart Joseph Ryan Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murdoch
Flagstone
J.C
Millman
East Kootenay River
George R. Leask and Company
Cranbrook
Province of
British Columbia
George R. Leask
B. C
George I. Leask
Vincent $. Liddicoart
Joseph Ryan
Notary Public
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Associated Agencies OF Canada
Lrc
Keith Morris
Saskatchewan Investment &Trust Co., Ltd
John Howard
Nova Scotia
Dominion of Canada Trust Corporation, Ltd
R. F. Cottrell
Canadian Pacific Trust, Ltd
Ernest H. Arnott
Minest MH. Arnott
Associated Agencies of Canada, Ltd
Pall Mall
London
Western Union
Prairie
Dr. Hall
the Herald Publishing CO
Cranbrook, B.C
Scott
Alisg Or
Main
Spokane
Wash
Tal
Dr. Martel
Chas
Parker
Imperial Oil CO
Galt Goal
Ernest T. Hanson
S.C
Ernest
Hanson
Cowichan, V, Te
Cranbrook Land District
South Division
Wast Kootenay
Farmer’s Magazine and
Cranbrook Herald
Farmer's Magazine
Ment
the Herald
Herald Publishing Company
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