Local notices outline advertising rates and events
Cranbrook Herald lists new legal notice rates effective January 1 1913 plus notices of liquor license actions land dealings and certificates. It also reports the Bull River hotel opening January 22 and a week of Evangelistic services January 6 to 11 with speakers from several churches. Local illnesses and a police court case are noted amid community happenings including a Spokane charity poultry show and Calgary window-decorating prize observations by R J Beattie.
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Victoria
Herald
Bull River
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Inland Empire Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Associated Charities
Editorial Notes Preview of a Prosperous New Year for Cranbrook
The Herald extends New Year wishes and predicts strong growth for Cranbrook City and district. It notes high past growth, influx of settlers boosting outside trade, and opportunities for farmers and horticulturists. An apology cites holiday disruption and influenza delays, but pledges best effort to report past week events.
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the Herald
Cranbrook
The
Herald
Herald Star
la Grippe
Ust
Eyeglass Finder Reward at Hull River Hotel Event
Town topics note a missing Shiron eyeglasses pair between the new post office and Raworth Bros. store with a reward at R. S. Garrett. Hull River hosts a livery run by W. Chad linked to the new hotel. A Toronto editor, 8 Willison, is named Knight Bachelor in the New Year honors. The An t ient Order of Foresters ball is set for January 17 in Cranbrook with curated entertainment. The Women’s Institute meets next at Carmen’s.
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New Post Office
Raworth Bros
R. S. Garrett
Hull River
W. Chad
Willison
Toronto News
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Cranbrook Vital Statistics for 1912 Births Deaths Marriages
The Cranbrook electoral district reports for 1912 show births deaths and marriages. Deaths include typhoid fever and deaths by violence recorded among the totals.
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Cranbrook
Cranbrook Fire Department Thanks Baker for Christmas Gift
The Cranbrook Fire Department officers and members express gratitude to W Hyde Baker for a generous Christmas present, a substantial cheque, in appreciation of his support.
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Cranbrook Fire Department
W. Hyde Baker
Knox Presbyterian Church Service Announcement
Pastor Rev W K Thomson presides at morning communion service at 11 o clock. Evening service at 7 30 features Rev Mr Dunham of the Methodist church delivering the sermon.
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Methodist Church
Presbyterian and
Baptist Churches
Irev
O. KE. Kendall
The
Baptist Church
Stevens
Presbyterian Church
Wardner
J. C
Mr. Cameron
Y.M.C.A
Capt. Carruthers
Salvation Army
Dunham
W. Kelman Thimson
Knox Presbyterian Pehurch
W. K. Thomson
Mr Dunham
New Year's Eve Dances In Cranbrook Attract Large Attendance
Cranbrook citizens and visitors attended two annual balls on New Year’s Eve at the Auditorium and the Masonic Temple. The event featured the B of Rol and L A to B of R TV committee efforts, decor by Maurice Quain, and the Fernie Italian orchestra supplying music. Rail workers from Lethbridge and Calgary joined the festivities, with crowds dancing until dawn.
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Rol
L. A
R. TV
Auditoriu
Cranbrook
Lethbridge
Calgary
Brotherhood
Maurice Quain
C.H. Knocke
A. Dufour
M. Lafleur
J. B. Culley
F. O S. Ryckman
J. R. Reburn
R. W. Killins
C. N. Parker
Henley
W. M. Mallinson
F. Parks
B. Goddard
D. A. McLean
N. Parker
J. H. Cameron
R. J. Knight
Hl. Knocke
Fernie
Masonic Temple
B. Macdonald
A. Nisbet
Sudden Death of 12 Year Old Rainsford W Parks
The Cranbrook community mourns the death of Rainsford W Parks aged 12 years 11 months son of Mr and Mrs F L Parks. Cause uraemia. Funeral at 3 pm from home with Rev Dunham officiating. Large attendances include Boy Scouts and local Masons. Wreath from Boy Scouts features Scots trail sign I Have Gone Home.
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Little Rainsford W
Cranbrook
Dunham
W. R. Beatty
Boy Scouts
Young Rainsford
Mr. Parks
City Council Special Meeting appoints auditor and sorts accounts
A Cranbrook city council session with Mayor Bowness and Aldermen Atchi son Erickson Clapp and Cameron appointed John Cholditch as school trustees books auditor. They asked engineer John Haddin of Galt Engineering to assist in adjusting city accounts. The engineer was instructed to restore J C Glenday to foreman of the water works and keep one additional worker after Hill work ends, for emergencies.
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Bowness
Atchison, Erickson
Clapp
Cameron
John Cholditch
Erickson
John Haddin
Galt Engineering Company
Cranbrook
Atchison
J. C. Glenday
Glenday
Bennett Moore Wedding in Wycliffe Home
Violet Marguerite Bennett married Richard H. C. Moore of Cranbrook at the Bennett home with Rev. Flewelling officiating. The couple planned a honeymoon to Seattle and Portland, with a reception and luncheon for about fifty guests and generous gifts from friends and family.
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FE. P. Flewelling
Christchurch Cranbrook
Wedding of Ella Edna Johnston and Harry J Rendall
A quiet Christmas morning wedding at the Johnston home united Ella Edna Johnston and Harry J Rendall with Rev. W Elson Dunham officiating. The bride wore cream Alexandria cloth and carried bridal roses and lillies of the valley. Ada Hickenbotham was bridesmaid and J S Peck best man. Guests gave many presents and the couple planned a Westbound flyer trip before settling in the city.
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J. 1. Johnston
Ella Edna
Harry J. Rendall
W. Elson Dunham
Methodist Church
Lohengrin
Florence Belau
Alexandria
Marriages at Christchurch Cranbrook in December
In December at Christchurch Cranbrook, Frank Theodore Weineberg of Kimberley wed Agnes Connolly of Cranbrook, with Rev. E P Flewelling officiating. Earlier, December 21, William Robert Gibbs married Dora Elizabeth Barrett in the same parish, by Rev. J P Flewelling.
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Christchurch
Cranbrook
E. P. Flewelling
Frank Theodore Weineberg
Kimberley
Agnes Connolly
William Robert Gibbs
Dora Elizabeth Barrett
J. IP. Flewelling
Christmas Services At Christ Church In Christchurch
Christmas day services were held at Christ Church Christchurch at 6 8 and 11 oclock. Early worship offered quiet devotion while 8 oclock featured The Breaking of Bread with familiar carols. The 11 oclock service was crowded with a choral sequence including Christians Awake and For Unto Us. The choir led by Mr Urymner performed Tallis Festal Responses and an anthem by Thomas Smith.
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Christchurch
Tallis
Thomas Smith
Urymner
Christ Church Christmas Treat Announcement
The Christ Church annual Christmas treat for school children will be held in the Car men's hall on Epiphany Monday, with gathering at 4 30 pm. Rector inviting monetary gifts for gifts and Guild of Christ church accepting table item contributions at 2 pm. For rent an office building on Fenwick avenue corner of Baker street formerly Lund Land and Development Company.
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Car
Guild of Christ Church
Fenwick Avenue
Baker, Street
Lund Land and Development Company
Lund
Wardner
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Women's Institute
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Edward
Chapman Land &the Co
No Doora
Rex Theatre
Knox Presbyterian Church
F. Parks & Co
B. C
Bennett Moore
Seattle
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J. Burton
A. Ferris
H. MacKenzie
Fred Eye
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Mrs J. Dixon
W. H. Davis
A. Staples
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Taylor
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Rey
E. Curry
Michel
G. P. Tisdale
Addie Moore
Londonderry
Ireland
Stanley Peck
A. Prickson
J. D. McBride
T. Nixon
Nanton
Alta
P. D. Hope
Mrs. Labadie
Nelson
Mrs. I. M Reid
Creston
Mrs. Gamble
Lois
Jane
F. Murphy
N. Harrison
A. Raworth
Mrs. Wilson
Kendall—Johnston
Ada Hickenbotham
4J. S. Peck
Christ Church
Halsall & Co
Armstrong
Coldstream Estate Nurseries
P. DE Vere Hunt
Imperial Bank of Canada
EAD
Toronto
D. R. Wilkie
Robert Jaffray
Savings Department
W. Supple
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the Campbell Floral CO
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