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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1906

Page

5

Local Notes Chronicle Cranbrook Business and Visitors

Local notes list Patmore Bros and Beale & Elwell offices for rent, and frequent visitors such as Miss Harrison from Spokane Junction, J A Arnold from Marysville, Wm Carlin of Fort Steele, James D Grasse from Windermere, and Arthur Burge from Oldtown. Items mention library books, a sale of a house, mining business, an upcoming reading room meeting, and remarks on local economy and transportation.

Wm. Carlin Fort Steele Cranbrook James D. Grasse Windermere W. P. Acton Sirdar Ws. Wrother Arthur Burge Oldtown Watts Block Beale & Elwell Pringle Spokane Junction W. F. Hanbury Elko Patmore Bros R. H. Ross W. F. Tate W Glls Smith Marysville W. A. Wilson Superitendent C. Ripstein Winnipeg Wardner M. Johnston Spokane Johnston John Leask J. C. Drewery Toronto St. Eugene Leask, Cranbrook James J. Fowler Creston Lumber & Manufacturing Co Kimberley Milling Co Rafael Lastiri Maple Creek Sask California Calgary Dave Grimith Hottown Kootenay Central Frank Marquis Poplar Creek Gold Park Herald A. J. Campbell Fort William Ont Campbell

Cranbrook News Roundup and Local Visits

Cranbrook and district residents frequent the town, including Clarence Darling, J J Murphy, Frank McMahon, and Miss Dorothy Davis. Visitors from Nelson, Winnipeg, Spokane, and Victoria mingle with hotel staff and business agents. Ongoing rail work, local hockey plans, and a call for timely payments to the Herald are noted as the week unfolds.

Clarence Darling Montreal J. J. Murphy Frank McMahon Koopung Hotel John. Swinnerton M. McInnes and Son J Magnew Elkmouth Wm. Coleman Nelson Cranbrook Georgy Menana Spokane Joneti Cosmopolitan Hotel Fred Robinson Winnipeg Patmore Bros A. P. Chenette Royal Hotel Marysville Dr. Henderson S. K. Harvie Moyle Te Guesy J. B. Henderson Chas Finch Falls View Columbia Tuktor Morrow Dan MclIntosh St. Angere Wardner Peter Lanc Fd. Hill Moyie Cranbrook Weiliesdtay Buffalo Detroit Chicago Arthur Johnston Tierald F. W. Johnston Creston George Hogearth George van Dyke Toledo Ohio Sullivan Shirley Keeling Kasle Great Northern Railway Sandan Baslo F. W. Simpson Herald Simpson Tost Cranrock Canada Ranbrook Vis

Alexander Lucas Visits City On Timber Trade

Alexander Lucas provincial tax official visited Kimberley on Mine On business related to Charles A. Gaskill principal owner of Kimberley Milling Co. He expects to harvest about 000,000 feet of lumber next season. His sons have worked since mid December and all prospective cut is already contracted at spot market prices. The company employs about fifty men and prospects look promising for the industry.

Alexander Lucas Charles A. Gaskill Kimberley Milling Cn

Recreation Hall Opens in Cranbrook for Youth Activity

The new Recreation Hall beside the Methodist church in Cranbrook rises as a civic project led by Rev. J P Westman. It will include a 40 by 29 foot main hall with gym apparatus, a reading room, and an 15-piece orchestra for the opening. The first basketball game is Banks versus C R on Monday next, with a formal opening Monday evening.

J. P. Westman Furward Louis Street North Star Lumber Company Iast Kootenay Lumber Comepany Staples Lumber Comepany Puililjung Staples Company Westinas Herald W.S. Liddicoat Mr. Westman Westman Cranbrook Methodist Church Cranbrook Sash & Door Company

First Annual Telegraphers Ball Delights Cranbrook

A grand success marked Cranbrook’s first annual ball of System Division No 7 CPR Order of Telegraphers at Wentworth hall. Six piece orchestra led by A Young Macleod delivered up to date, well timed music as forty couples filled the floor. committee members came from Lethbridge to Crambrook, with guests from Fort Steele Jaffray Wardner and Elko among others, dancing late into the night.

Cranbrook System Division No. 7 CPR Order of Railway Telegraphers Wentworth Hall Leth Hotling Lethbridge Sirdar Crambrook Wieder A. Young Macleod Fife Df. Willson RE. Burdette RE. M. Reid J. MacDonell G. Hillier G. L. McCrae J. L. Murphy M. A. Murphy

Liberal organizing at Marysville and election notes

Liberal organizers report a mass meeting at Marysville at 8 30 p m electing officers and planning regular discussions to support the central Liberal association. Wreck at Notch Hill claims brakeman George D Berger as the dead, conductor and another brakeman escape.

Dr. L I. ; Durick Donald K. Campbell Central Liberal Association Notch Hill

Annual Meeting Banquet Planned by Local Board of Trade

The local board of trade works on an elegant programme for the Associated Boards of Trade annual meeting to be held in Cranbrook on January 21. Banquet seats are in demand at the Cranbrook hotel, and applications should be filed with secretary T. M. Roberts promptly.

Board of Trade Associated Boards of Trade Cranbrook T. M. Roberts

Reception to Grand Master in Cranbrook on January 25

Grand Master D. E. McKenzie of the British Columbia Grand Lodge will visit Cranbrook on January 25 for an inspection tour. A committee arranges a reception and banquet at Fraternity hall after a secret session about 8:45. Doors open to guests at 9, dancing after the banquet, with no personal invitations issued. Members of Old Fellows Knights of Pythias and their ladies are invited. Key City Lodge members and visiting brethren are asked to attend at 7:30 for the secret session, with hall doors opening at 9 for guests.

D. E. McKenzie British Columbia L.C.C.F Cranbrook Fraternity Hall Old Fellows Knights of Pythias Key City Iodge

Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias Reception Notice

Notice to members and ladies inviting attendance at a reception at Fraternity Hall on Thursday evening January 25 at 9 p.m. honoring Mr. D E B McKenzie Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of British Columbia. Committee signatures M D Billings Hickenbotham J P Fink.

ODD Fellows and Knights OF Pythias D. EB. McKenzie Independent Order of Odd Fellows Province of British Columbia

Odd Fellows Install Officers

At the regular meeting of Key City Lodge 42 the elective officers for the ensuing year were installed. W.S. McDowall, P. G. F. H. McKay. Wm. Ed. M. D. Billings, Secretary. J. P. Fink, Treasurer. Appointive officers to be installed next Monday. Paid ad: Pine Tree Lumber Co., Elkmouth invites a lively man for portable mill rope feed work.

Odd Fellows Lodge Key City Lodge W.S. McDowall P. G. F. H. McKay M. D. Billings J. P. Fink Pine Tree Lumber Co Elkmouth

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Robinson G. T. Rogers C.E. Reid & Co J. D. McBride Pioneer Hardware Store Ald Cannual China Beattie Atchison M. A. Beale Miss Harrison J. A. Arnold the Telegraphers Out of Town Thy Cranbrook Sy & Door Co F. J. Bradley & Co W. R. Beatty T. BR. Stark L. W. Palmer W. Mack Mackpayelle Imperial Hank i Mack Perry & Fitgergid the Daily News B.C Postuce B. H. Short Areas Las Beale & Elwell R. E. Beattie Poormaster McBride Bao G A. Kerr Fink Bros B. H. Short J.D. McBrite Cove Jas Atwool B.C. Gazette Cranbrook Electing Lickt Co Cranbrook Electric Cranbrook Sys Cranbrook Ca R. B. Beattie W. Bush E. Mallandaine Arnold & Holyr McCallum & Cy Clapp & & Rolin Hil & Cy Dezail Bros Pugh & Calla Detail Bros , Mills Paul Hamnley Ben Pugh Cathe A. Grenier Wofl Gurd Wentworth Tall McSweyn S. Gill Smith HH. Nnocke Netherton Berger Vancouver Sicamous H. Hickenbotham ODD Fellows
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