Meet Me at the New Dinnor’s in Kimberley Hockey Tournaments
Kimberley notes recount two Cranbrook curlers visiting Kimberley on February 22 with home rinks prevailing. Banff orchestra danced in Cranbrook February 26. Archibald cup games Feb 21 and 24 ended in ties. Concentrator retained cup after overtime. Spring hints emerge with roads improving, a Board of Trade movement, and a charity concert in the Methoret church proceeds tackling church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Hill
Concentrator
Tunnel
J. Peever
Methoriet
Pretty Wedding Unites Hazel Nurton and Ernest Marsden
Miss Hazel Nurton daughter of Mrs T J Nurton of Queen's Park London England wed Mr Ernest Marsden son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Marsden of Kimberley BC in St Saviours Church. Archdeacon F H Graham presided the ceremony with Capt H G Sealey R E Wiltshire England giving away the bride. A reception followed at 712 Victoria Street. The couple left by morning boat for Kimberley to begin life together.
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St. Saviour's Church
Hazel Nurton
T. J. Nurton
Queen's Park
London
England
Ernest Marsden
Thomas Marsden
Kimberley
B. C
F. H. Graham
H. G. Sealey
R.E
Wiltshire
Sidney Hayden
J. T. Brown
Victoria Street
B.C
T. Marsden
Tagham
E. Sutcliffe
Joe Sutcliffe
5. Hayden
J. T.brown
Harold Brown
Marsden
Ralph Palm Wedding Announcement in Trail
A brief notice from the Rossland Miner notes the wedding of Ralph Palm took place in Trail, with details limited to the ceremony location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossland
Trail
Trail Smelter Receives Ore and Fernie Curling Club Elections
Ore receipts at Trail Smelter for Feb 15 21 show totals from mines such as Bostin New Denver Cork Province Knobhill and others with a final tally near 10270 tons. The Fernie district curling club elected officers headed by Jr Kirkham with vice president E K Stewart and secretary Sherwood Herchmer and plans to hold next year s spiel in Fernie.
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Lethbridge Herald
Fernie
H. Brown
Bull River
W. W. Douglas
Cranbrook
W. F. Cameron
Blairimore
L. W. Clark
Pincher Creek
McMurdo
Carmanagay
James McNaughton
Coleman
McBurney
Lethbridge
M. Freeman
Taber
T. Patterson
McLeod
A. Young
Claresholm
R. BE. Mofffatt
Bostin
New Denver
B.C
Cork Province
Zwicky
Knobhill
Republic
Wash
Lone Pine
Chance
Ottawa
Slocan City
Paradise
Lake Windermere
Quilp
Strathmore
Greenwood
Ats Standard
Sandon
Last Evening of Miss Segfoid Palm Wedding
Last evening Miss Segfoid Palm daughter of Mr and Mrs John Palm Kimberley wed Thomas Ralph Jr of this city Rev W Lashley Hall Trail Methodist Church officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Clenza Pitt The Ralphs left on the Nelson train for a honeymoon and will reside in the Young home upon return to Kimberley then this city
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Segfoid Palm
John Palm
Kimberley
Thos. Ralph, Jr
W. Lashley Hall
Trail Methodist Church
Clenza Pitt
Ralph
Nelson
Curling association adopts 25 cent per member fee and prize plan
The five open events remain open with a 25¢ per member assessment to fund prizes. clubs must pay to the secretary before any rink can enter. Pincher Creek will provide third prizes in the McLeod event, and Kimberley may support one event with third and fourth prizes. Entry fee for rinks remains $1 per head.
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Pincher Creek
McLeod
Cameron
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Association
George Hogarth
J. H. Robinson
Hogarth
Conservative Group Forms in Tamvalon Meeting
A Thursday evening gathering at the Concentrator drew twenty four locals, twelve ladies and twelve gentlemen, to organize a Conservative local. Mr. Robinson was elected president and George James secretary, with three ladies joining the executive. Full officer slate to follow.
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Kimeberley
Mr. Robinson
George James
Pulpwood Inquiry Goes West With Royal Commission Visit
The Royal Commission on Pulpwood plans a western tour led by A W Anstie to Cranbrook on March 10 while another section sits in Quebec. The inquiry seeks data on Canada’s pulpwood resources, including provincial and federal lands, export restrictions, ten year production, and recommendations for conservation and future supply.
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Royal Commission On Pulpwood
Cranbrook
A. W. Anstie
Revelstoke Lumberman
Quebec
Board of Trade
Commission
Canada
Dominion
Boregameye
Ctizens
Wycliffe Notes and Local Happenings in Brief
R A Ballantyne of WoW Po Manufacturers Association visited Wycliffe for a routine inspection. The skating rink shows wear and the toils courts hint at future use while the baseball diamond patches appear. Kimberley hosted an entrenchment dance with locals and visitors including Crowes Clark Whitehead Sawyer Pennington Mower Bourgeois Crosby McDermid and Clare. Bert Crosby and Alec McDermid returned from Premier Lake with ice storage work. Four Wycliffe cars joined a dance in Wasa. Lloyd Crowe and Steve Clare left for Calgary to watch hockey. Vyprian Gontard heads to Spokane for several days of business. A special train carried men to Kimberley camp with others transferred to Lumberton. A chimney fire at H House was put out by T. Irleant with a chemical gun. Joe Taylor, hurt a week ago, can attend school again. The Banff orchestra dance in Cranbrook drew S. Crough Pennington Foster and Bourkeus. Mrs. Elmore Staples left for San Diego to visit her father for a month. E L Staples visited Fernie midweek.
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Mrs. Matson
Carlson
Margaret Meister
Banff Orchestra
Miss Hox
Diebolt
Miller
Messrs
Dumbleton
Aitcheson
Wightman
McKay
Higgins
Harts
Middiman
Commondious
Meister
Margaret
Miss Fox
G. Armstrong
Geo. R. Leask
Club Cafe
Cranbrook, Str
J. J. Warren
M&s. Vo
Sony
John Dixon
McDougally
Banff
Handley
McDougall Heights
Hockey Club
Crowe
Clark
Wycliffe
Jack Martin
M. Martin
Patterson
Drummond
D. Greaves
McFarlane
McDonald
McCallum
Wolfe
Martin _ Bros
Ted James
Martin Bros
Rawbrook
Wm. Philpotts
Louise Fisher
Mr. Forney
A. Turcotte
Edmonton
Beale & Elwell
Cranbrook Bole
Kinberley
G. Lorne Rice
Dental Parlor
Dimor's Cafe
A. Johnson
Mens’ Furnisher
Morrison & Burke
A. Melor
General Merchant
Gent's
Chldren
A LA Carte Service
J. C. Adams Kimberley Jewelry
British Columbia
Tadanac
Nurton
The
Nelson News
Trail Smelter
Crow's Nest
Crow's Nest District
Curling Club
Illinois
Niper
Herrin
Williamson County
Drys
Wets
Ku Klux Flan
Knights of the Flaming Circle
Lower
Pictare
Luke Greek
Big Luke Creek
Dimnor
Tamvion
Otis Staples Lumber Co., Limited
R.A. Ballantyne
Wow Po Manufacturers Association
Bureau of Rides
Nseball
Pennington-Rogers
Pointe
L. Crowe
8. G. Clark
R. Whitehead
D. Sawyer
J. Pennington
C. Mower
B. Bourgeois
Bert Crosby
Alec McDermid
Premier Lake
Wasa
Lloyd Crowe
Steve Clare
Calgary
Harry Caldwell
Vyprian Gontard
Spokane
Prairie Points
Lumberton
T. Irelant
Joe Taylor
S. Crough
D. Foster
B. Bourkeuis
E. L. Staples
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