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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
4
Notice states intent to apply to the Governor for permission to remove obstructions from Jock Creek and its tributaries from source to Crowe Newt railway, including timber driving, booms, and dam improvements, dated January.
Land notice states that sixty days after late Mo Anderson applies to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria for permission to purchase a tract of land along the St. Marys River in South East Kootenay. The described parcel starts at Lot 2068 and runs along railway boundaries to the river, then west to the point of commencement, with a dated note of November 6th.
Within sixty days from date Ober t Davis applies to the Chief Commissioner Lands and Work for permission to purchase lands in southeast Kootenay. Describes parcels near Perry Creek and a timber limit west of the Mayietiver Railway right of way. Also notices the King Mercantile Company Limited intends to apply two months after date for desert land purchase near the G G King timber limit and railway right of way. King Mercantile Company Limited, Manager D. Ted South East Kootenay, Nov.
Notice that Horice S. Divin will apply to the Chief Commissioner of Tanda and Works Victoria for permission to purchase a fale rowte Ginda in South Raat near Derry Cronk. The application seeks a timber license with specified boundary lines and a December 2 1008 commencement date.
Prominent Moyie notes report Joseph Niederstadt transacting in Cranbrook, Smyth and wife returning from Blaine, and a Moyie ball planned for February 1. A Moyie wedding in Cranbrook parlors unites G A Boote and Miss Cockburn.
The Pree Press reports Mr. Webster will efficiently manage the Fernie Fernie branch of Calgary Cattle. Hast Kootenay Bottling sold Fernie interests to A. Mitz for 35000. Mr. Chipp will focus on Cranbrook business after the sale.
Charley from Thunder Hill to Canal Street location opens former Smalls hotel. Geary arrived with a Cranbrook party and miners headed uphill to the Paradise mine. Mr Guay reports on Phirinigan miners. Mr and Mrs Watson travel from West Kootenay. Watson becomes foreman at Paradise mine.
A large number of citizens connected with and independent of Knos church regret Rev. C McKillop’s resignation as pastor after many years. The resignation was accepted, and he will move to Raymond for missionary work while still serving the surrounding district. A church mission will be established at Raymond under his leadership.
T Lebel the well known merchant of Pincher Creek visited town last week. He carried Cranbrook Torald advertisement around to show locals what the Cranbrook Torald could do for the district and urged pride in the paper’s reach and impact.
A court order requires the plaintiff to publish a legal notice against defendant Jo Ralph Martello in the Cranbrook Leader newspaper. The document, dated December, sets a fourteen day deadline for response and specifies publication in consecutive issues of Cranbrook Leader at Cranbrook, Creston.
In Kootenay County Court Cranbrook Leroy Sage of Crumbook is named in a debt action by Hehe Simons for 11 TH due on wood delivered at Cranbrook. An order dated December 17, 1908 allows service by Cranbrook Herald publication within two days of service, with judgment to follow if not contested.
In Cranbrook County, Nick the defendant must respond to a suit for goods sold and delivered. The order dated December 18 directs service by publication in the Cranbrook Herald with a two day notice period. Judgment may be given in absentia if no appearance is made.
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