Cranbrook notes from Cranbrook area society update
Local notes record visits by Stanley McLellan of the North Star Mine, Harold Darling and Gomer Jones in Crantrook, Miss Daisy Moffatt and Miss Murial Moffat from Lethbridge, and many town movements. Deaths, weddings, church plans, school changes, and a looming march deadline for the red light district are noted along with business moves by G H Gilpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley McLellan
North Star Mine
Harold Darling
Gomer Jones
Wardner
Crantrook
Daisy Moffatt
Murial Moffat
Lethbridge
Red Light
Beautiful Cranbrook and Neepawa Herald Christmas Souvenir
The Cranbrook Herald Christmas number highlights Southeast Kootenay’s growth in coal iron and lumber with a 53 page book form. It features Neepawa residents W T Reid and family portraits plus Rev F W Aurache and his son Fred, praising the publication as a Western go ahead souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neepawa Register
Cranbrook Herald
South
Kootenay
Rockies
Cranbrook
Neepawa
F. W. Aurache
The
Baptist Church
Fred
Alf
Hess
Funeral for Carl Band Brewer Held at Catholic Church
Mrs Band widow of Carl Band the brewer who died after falling from a building arrived from Spokane on the train. The 2 30 pm funeral at the Catholic church was officiated by Father Ouelotte with pallbearers IF Conrayt H Rutt J Fisher J Foote L Clapp and A Clemmens. The service was well attended with friends following to the cemetery. The window will remain in Cranbrook as she settles his business affairs.
Calgary Fire Ravages Key Business Blocks
Calgary suffered a severe fire last week causing losses of 250000 dollars. Several of the town's premier commercial buildings were destroyed, damaging the heart of the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McParlane
Marys- Ville
Calgary
Dr. F. E. King Weds Miss Mary Keith in Moncton
Dr. F. E. King of this city married Miss Mary Keith daughter of Mrs. Benjamin Keith of Havilock New Brunswick on Tuesday evening last at the home of C. D. Strong Moncton Rev D Hutchison officiated. The couple left for the west and arrived Cranbrook Monday noon then to Mrs. C. J. Noble’s home where they will reside. King has many Cranbrook friends who extend best wishes for their future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. King
Mary Keith
Benjamin Keith
Havilock
N. B
C. D. Strong
Moncton
D. Hutchison
Is Baptist Church
West
Cranbrook
C. J. Noble
Dr. King
Herald
Timber permit notice for lands near Victoria
The notice states an application to the chief commissioner of land and works at Victoria for a timber cutting and transport permit. It describes the land starting 200 chains south of Lot 31 southeast corner and outlines a 40 chain west, 80 chain south, 80 chain east, 40 chain west boundary, returning to the starting point. Date referenced January 7th, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laude and Works
Victoria
Notice to Prospect Coal and Petroleum Near Kinkinenne Creek
Notice states an application to the chief commissioner of landed and works for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum near Kinkinenne creek in South East Kootenay. It specifies a land parcel defined by marked post M. Melines and bounds running east and west for 80 chains then south and north for chains, containing 40 acres. Dated January IX, 104, by M. Melines.
Coal and Petroleum Notice near Kinkinenna Creek
Notice that thirty days after date the applicant intends to apply to the chief commissioner of lands and works for a Hemme to prospect for coal and petroleum over lands near Kinkinenna creek in South East Kootenay. Starting at a post near War Creek Market Arthur Sifton northeast corner then 80 chains west 80 chains south 80 chains east 80 chains north 80 chains to the starting point. Containing 40 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinkinenna Creek
Kootenay
War Creek
Arthur
Arthur Sifton
Finda
Hinds
Kiskinenna Creek
Knat Kootenay
George Hillier Nonth
Chalow
Ceonge Hillier
Land Claim Description Near Kiskinenna Creek
A land claim document describes a tract near Kiskinenna Creek in South Knat Kootenay. Beginning at a post by the creek marked George Hillier nonth went corner then a series of compass directions returns to the start, totaling about four acres with a noted sanitary path and signatures including George Hillier.
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Reid & Company
Coldstream Apples
Apple
G. T. Rogers
Cranbrook, B. C
Stillation
Ppatmove Brothers
Mera the Wentworth
OPERA
Rollins & Dickinson
Erracurcue
Ajl, MeDer Mc
Whelesa Schiltz Beer
Fernie Beer
Mass Ale
Ciuinne
T. Lebel & Co
Hay
A. C. Bowness
Telephone
Ibrook, B. Cc
Manitoba
D. A. McDonald
J. P. Patton
Piacconnell
Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
Amstrong Avenue
Lewis St
Tiss Moss
Grulmite
St. Luke's Hospital
Vancouver
BOC
Bink
Harry Fairfield
Phonsie Farrell
California
Henry Rutt
Morrissey
Carl Band
Arnold & Roberts
G. H. Gilpin
AW. Robinson
Melis
Trustees of
Knox Church
al. Doyle
Mort Steele
Geary & Doyle Stables
Will Remin
Terry
Presbyterian Choir
Bobby Burns
Wenthworth Hall
Leslie Fox
East Kootenay Lumber Company
Crows Nest Pass Lumber Company
J. A. Motherwell
Fred EB. King
Mou. King
Dain. Nary
Benehan
Montreal
An MacLewu
Mr. McPherson
Winnipeg
Jesus
Methodist Clurel
Wo Kaneen
Lite
Arch Lacon Pentreath
Borehai
Cranbrook West Priony
Gener
Dimnieson
J. Gillis
Colorado
Lena Cartwright
North Thompson
Miss Cartwright
Methodist
Epworth League
the Herald
Davenport
Wash
G. 1
Gilpin
King Keith
Beale, & Elwell
North State
Sullivan
St. Eugene
Payne
Crows Nest
St. Eugene Mt. Mines
Con. Oil and Coal Mines Ltd
Sulivan Group Mining Co
White Bear
Mberta Coal and Cok
Crows
Coach
Canadian
King Mercantile Company Limited
King Lumber Milla, Limited
W. F. Gurd
Coal and Petroleum Notice
Oribod
Kinkinenne Creek
Sail Creek
M. Melines
Dr. Scott
Beattie
Leask & Henderson
Bleigiere
Hill & Company
Sislelelelsisid
C. E. Reid & CO
Royal Hotel
L. B. Vandecar
Prop
Harris & Jolliffe
James Ryan
Manning & Lacey
Calgary Cattle CompAny
M. McInnis
Post Office