Banquet for Phil Gougeon by Cranbrook Railroad Men
Upwards of thirty railroad workers and guests gathered at the Cosmopolitan hotel to bid farewell to Phil Gougeon as he leaves Cranbrook for Lethbridge Alberta to join the King’s forces. Judge Arnold served as toastmaster, with speeches by Arthur Wilson and James, Dallas, Robichaud, and others, praising Gougeon’s character and railroading career. The event featured toasts to the King, the ladies, the railroad, Cranbrook, and a long list of friends, ending with expressions of best wishes for Gougeon’s future service and a fond farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P.R
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Phil Gongeon
Lethbridge
Alberta
Gougeon
Cranbrook
Campbell
Arnold
Kootenay Central
Thomas Caven
Mr. Gougeon
P. Dallas
Harry Robichaud
Robichaud
Ron
Mother Land
Dallas
Jock” Thompson
Angels
Thompson
Arthur Wilson
Arthur James
Arta
Wilson
Phil
Spade
Dickie Grifin
Dickie
Dickie Griffin
Cam" Lindsay
Gordon’ P. Macdonald
Cam Lindsay
Alta
You
Mac
Phil Gougeon
J. A. Arnold
Robert McCreery
John ‘Martin
Bobs
Bob
Alt
Joh Martin
John Martin
Martin
Bryan Gorman
Cranbrook Volunteers
Dave Speers
Byron McFarlane
Speers
Ischia
MacFarlane
Jack Healey
Adams
Charles Harris
Charles
Knocke
Harris
C. H. Knocke
Windermere Board of Trade hosts Cranbrook visit
A Cranbrook delegation led by the Board of Trade toured Fort Steele to Athalmer for a Windermere District meeting. The joint session discussed roading, government loans to farmers, and forming an East Kootenay association, with calls for Canal Flats road completion and rail reconnections.
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Cranbrook
Board of Trade
Fort Steele
Kootenay Central
Windermere
Boards of Trade
Athalmer
Gus Erickson
R. A. McBurney
J. Finnessey
Sam Evans
W. Cameron
J. BH. Walsh
Kootenay
Fort Steele Board of Trade
P. Lund
Wardner Board of Trade
J. H. King
J. M. Christie
Geo. F. Stevenson
W. Hyde Baker
J. R. McCreery
Mr. Westcott
Frank Provenzano
Lester Clapp
R. C. Carr
BE. A. Hill
John Venus
W. Gilchrist
J. R. Thompson
A. B. Macdonald
Santo
F. M. Christian
F. B. Miles
A. A. MacKinnon
R. E. Beattie
A. C. Bowness
James Buchanan
Lloyd Crowe
Carl McNabb
Ashton Powers
R. McKay
Elliott Crowe
Lee Sims
J. McIlwaine
Fred A. Small
J. C. Pitts
United Board of Trade
British Columbia
Windermere Board of Trade
Association of Boards of Trade
East Kootenay
Basil G. Hamilton
Invermere
Boards of Trade of
Windermere District Board of Trade
Cranbrook Board of ‘Trade
Board of Trade’ of
Golden
Banff-Windermere
Cranbrook Board of Trade
A. Doyle
Wardner Boards of Trade
E. A. Hill
Harold E. Forster
M.P.P
Thomas Caven
Canal Flats
Messrs
B. G. Hamilton
L. J. Peake
Windermere Lake
Pege Fous
Old Timer Bennett birthday party in Marysville
A pleasant birthday gathering honored Mr. John Bennett of Marysville, in his early seventies, with family from Kimberley and Marysville attending. Friends played games, sang folk tunes, and violin and piano performances entertained. A luncheon followed, and guests toasted many happy returns at the Bennett ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Marysville
Bennett
Conover
Kimberley
Moore
Cranbrook
Hope
Harold
Tipperary
Shannon
Bidder
E. Bidder
Herman
James
Jack Frost
Bennett Ranch
Little and Atchison Take New Quarters
Little and Atchison announce moving to the McBride building on Baker Street next Monday morning to gain central location and more floor space for their grocery business. They will operate strictly cash, aiming to lower prices for customers and protect their own resources amid tougher credit conditions. The Cranbrook firm expresses faith in future prosperity and progress, hoping for increased patronage.
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Little & Atchison
McBride
Baker Street
Cranbrook
Organization of the new school board names officers
The board of school trustees organized last week with Trustee White as chairman and T. M. Roberts as clerk. John Kyle from the provincial department of education addressed the board. The meeting at city hall elected standing committees: Finance Wilton Manning Henderson. Building and improvements Quain Manning Wilson. Supplicas and contingencies Manning Henderson Quain. School management all members.
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White
T. M. Roberts
John Kyle
Provincial Department, of Education
Manning
Wilson
Quain
Henderson
Wilton
Wood Distillation Plant Draws Cranbrook Citizens
Citizens fill Edison theatre to hear about a resinous wood distillation plant for Cranbrook district. Speakers urge land clearing, new industry, and by product aid, arguing local funding can yield rapid, lasting prosperity and attract further enterprise. Community leaders back the project, urging public stock investment and governmental support.
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Edison Theatre
Cranbrook
Calgary Oll
Moore
United States
Canada
Kootenay Central
Perry Creek
A Good Winter Ration for Laying Pullet Flocks
A Northern New England ration plan outlines scratch feed with cracked corn in the morning and a 50 bird allotment of equal wheat and oats later. Dry mash sits in open hoppers, with changed feeding after midwinter. It specifies amounts of bran, corn meal, flour, gluten meal, meat scrap, and linseed meal, plus green feed of sprouted oats, cabbage, or mangols and a constant supply of grit and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
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Cas
Board of Trade Meeting
Mesars
J. Hy King
Gee
F. Stevenson
R. 5
Beattie
King
Stevenson
New Zealand
Chartered Banks of Canada
Bowness
C.P.R
Lund
Wardner
Kootenay Valley
Board OF School Trustees
J. C. Moore
Blairmore
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