McIntosh Nominated by Conservative Delegation at Kooteay
The Kooteay conservative nominating convention met this afternoon with thirty eight delegates present. McIntosh received 20 votes to 18 for Kaun. An executive committee from each provincial district formed the campaign group. Delegates includ e Green Kaslo A H McNeill Rossland John Houston Nelson W Hi Pinter Sloan Tom Taylor Revelstoke Harry Wright Vernon and G T Rogers Cranbrook. A separate local organization to select a representative was set to handle unrepresented districts. Delegates were banqueted that evening at the Gand Central hotel.
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Nelson
J. C
Fine
Herald
Koote
Tay
Delowites
Columbia District
Ton. Robt
Maclntosh
Kaun
Maclaetosh
G. T. Rogers
Cranbrook
Ennie
Colimebia
Tso
Nelson Conservative Association
Gand Central Hotel
Liberal Convention Sees Delegates Chosen for Nelson
In Cranbrook the Liberal meeting elected a large delegation to the Dominion convention at Nelson next Tuesday. Names listed include M. Mc Thnes W.T. Reid and W. TF Guid among others. Conservatives nominate two leaders with J A Harvey and Ton Cavan among Cranbrook delegates to Nelson.
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Cranbrook
Gurdo
Nelson
Thesday
M. McThnes
W.T. Reid
W. TF. Guid
T. Youne
W. Oliver
W. Oliver, Cld. McNal! GD. Gongeon, Dos. Brault, EF. B. Simpson, A. L. McDermot
George Mair
W. HL. Galliher
A.W. Hawke
Pld. Hope
Movie
Calgary Cattle Company Expands Into Cranbrook
George Webster of the Calgary Cattle Company oversees transfer of M. Mefinis Theatre business. Calgary company, based in Calgary with shops in Alberta and British Columbia, makes Cranbrook a distributing point for its district meat operations and pledges top quality beef.
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George Webster
Calgary Cattle Company
M. Mefinis
Calgary
Alberta
British Columbia
Cranbrook
McTnnes
About Mines and Mining I W Ross Makes Sore Observations
W Ross reports in Southeast Kootenay that mining interest surges in Mexico driven by aggressive advertising. He cites the Hendrix electro cyanide process delivering rapid gold recovery, notes new St Eugene slime recovery methods, and outlines planned plant and equipment expansions.
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TH. W. Ross
Mexico
South East Kootenay
Ross
Ina N Nmber
South East
Kootenay
Mary Ross
Shaft at Old Town Reports Progress on New Perry Creek Shaft
The Shaft at Old Town reports repairs to the pump and a new shaft sunk on Perry Creek. Declares a move of the plant to avoid quicksands and slimes after twenty feet. The second shaft is well under way and work will resume in a few days.
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Kootenays
Cranbrook
Canada
Fort Steele Mercantile Copipany
East Kootenay
Touse
St. Eugene
Dave Griffith
Wild Horse
Bong Quong
Thompson and
Theis
Thompson Company
Ius Theis
Old Town
Perry Creek
Cranbrook Literary Society Plans Friday Meeting
The Cranbrook Literary society will meet Friday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The program includes piano duets readings recitations and current events. The society urges more local young men to attend to broaden minds and improve their condition.
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Cranbrook Literary Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Reid
Darling
J. W. Robinson
Kipling
Rhoda Leitch Kasay
Fortune
Coe
Wallinger
Gilpin
Mra
Taylor Ronding
Mis. Macleod
Cranbrook Labor Union Smokers Honor William Oliver
A long social evening at Cranbrook Hall featured a benefit smoker for St Eugene Hospital. William Oliver, retiring president, received a gold chain and a heartfelt address from the Cranbrook Labor Union as members praised his energetic leadership. The event also included music, dances, speeches, and a bountiful lunch.
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Cranbrook Labor Union
Thomas Boyter
BE Couture
Binduéial
HJ. Lipset
Troascher
T. R. Manning
See
J.J. Miller
HL. Latient
Coland
R. Young
William’ Oliver
Messrs. Wright
Black, Glass
Worthington
Dr. King
Messer's
Spilsted
McDonald Smith
Simpson
Thompson
Mr. McGowen
Glass
Oliver
R. Logan
Cranbrook
B. C
William Oliver
Haye
Cranbrook Uction
Messrs
William Gordon
Thomas Roberts
St. Eugene Hospital
Wentworth Hall
R. E. Beattie
Accidentally Shot on Gold Creek Ranch Claims Edward Trowse
Edward Trowse living on D Hi Ross and E Pountney’s Gold Creek ranch died instantly last Thursday from an accidental 30 30 rifle discharge while viewing a valley from a hill ledge. He left a wife and child. remains were brought to Cranbrook for burial after coroner Moffat and Dr Green investigated in Wardner.
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Edward Trowse
D. Hi. Ross
E. Pountney
Gold Creek
Cranbrook
Thompson
Trowse
Child
Petersburg
N.D
Ross
Mr. Trowse
Wardner
Rosas
Mr. Ross
The Bean Contest A Prize Tea Set Draws Wide Interest
The bean contest by jeweler W F Tate offered a silver tea set as prize and drew large interest from Macleod to Kootenay Landing. Mrs E Elwell won with a guess of 2250 while 32303 beans counted. A hearty oyster supper followed. the event praised for its liberal rules and engaging counting task amidst cold weather.
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W.F. Tate
Macleod
Kootenay Landing
E. Elwell
Rev. Beckham
M. A Beale
W. J. Atchison
Wy Towers
L. $. Mantock
Dan
John Bremner
Tate
Mra. Tate
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
Gro. A. Cox
Uy Capital
Savings Bank
MATL
Tehdteawin
Dibobto i Decaunte
F. C. Malpas
B.K. Wanker
Gen. Man
Imperial Bank OF Canada Capital
Ontario
T.R. Merritt
D. R. Wilkie
United States
Europe
F. H. Marsh
Beale & Elwell
White Bear
Rossland
W. H. Wilson
J.D. McBride
McIntosh
Liberal Convention
Yale Cariboo
Yale
Cariboo
Tiberal
Duncan Ross
Mhagh McCitcheon
Cheenwood
John D. Swanson
Kamloops
Dennis Murphy
Ashcroft
Bur Hwband
Py Robinson
Kianloops
J A. Harvey
Ton Cavan
GT. Bowers
Vane Doornd
A. Harvey
Victoria
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