Stocktaking closes store and plans new meat market
Announcement that the store will be closed all day Wednesday February 4 for stocktaking. H D Kemp former Burns Co and Kimberley staff announces opening a new meat market in the old Dominion Meat Market building with full stock. Also notes various local notices about militia officers, a Valentine dance, births, and local sales.
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Ao Fine Mercantile CO
H. D. Kemp
2. Burns & Co
Kimberley
Old Dominion Meat Market
Drake
Ma Kemp
Fine Mercantile CO
C. F. Brown
Dominion
Evangelist Barton Draws Big Crowds in Creston Campaign
Evangelist Barton began a two weeks’ speaking campaign Tuesday night in Creston, drawing large crowds that continue as sleighloads of locals plus visitors attend. Nearby, shops advertise footwear and rubber repair services as part of a busy community scene.
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Creston
Evangelist Barton
Local notes include sales and events in Cranbrook
Reading through Creston Review items, Cranbrook visitors and transfers, fashion sales at A Strange, and a Moccasin Dance at the arena are noted. Also mentioned are a Burns Night broadcast, Archie Hay’s swine breeding trip to Toronto, and a sleeping sickness patient at St Eugene hospital.
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Vancouver
St. John’s
Kitsilano Church
Vancouver Heights
Victoria
St. Paul's
Creston Presbyterians
Union Church
Union
B.C
Creston
Weather Bulletin: Official Readings From Cranbrook
Official thermometer readings report Cranbrook weather conditions with temperatures, humidity, and prevailing wind patterns for the day. The bulletin notes notable temperature highs and lows and highlights any rapid changes or unusual readings observed at local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Ladies Hockey Thrills Spectators In Close Vancouver Match
A Monday ladies hockey game between the Canucks and the Bluebirds delivered high energy action and a 1–0 final as Frances Drummond starred for the Canucks and Della Greaves was absent. Referee J. McLean oversaw a tense, end to end contest with strong goalkeeping from both sides. Reverend Father Bedard, a Vancouver guest, recently visited St Eugene Hospital and the Catholic rectory.
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Walter Soden
St. Eugene Vssion
Father Bedard
St. Mary’s Rectory
Cranbrook
Bluebirds
Canucks
Della Greaves
Frances Drummond
Verom
Miss Drummond
O.M.I
Vancouver
St. Eugene Hospital
Wildlife host Jack Miner famed as kingsville bird sanctuary
The article highlights Jack Miner of Kingsville Ontario as a renowned wild goose and duck sanctuary host. Birds from far and near visit his farm watering resort without fees, returning yearly with tags showing their routes. Miner, a generous naturalist and humanitarian, cares for them despite no formal education.
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Jack Miner
Kingsville
Ontario
Arctic Circle
Gulf States
Canada
Jack
Jack Iine
Necessity
Dance events listed for February with venues and times
On Monday February 2 the Moccasin Dance runs in Arena Rink at 8 30 with tickets 50c. Friday February 13 features a Valentine Dance in the Auditorium and February 6 hosts a Women’s Institute Whist Drive and Hard Times dance at K P Hall with cards 8 to 10 and dance 10 to 2. Chas Spence of Cranbrook, ex manager of Fernie Co operative Society, visited the spiel and was welcomed by friends.
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Robinson
L. A
R. T
K.P. Hall
Cranbrook
Baker Mountain
A. L. Hay
Toronto
Hay
K. of P
Women’s Institute
Robinson's
Women's Institute
Chas. Spence
Fernie Co-Operative Society
Fernie Free' Press
Burns Club Marks Scotch Anniversary With Concert And Dance
A Cranbrook and district Burns Club event at K P Hall on Monday January 26 featured an opening address by 8 Dalziel and a well received program. Artists included Mesdames Coutts Whitaker Norgrove Parkins and Henderson J Dalziel Hannah and 8 Dalziel plus a bagpipe solo by Alan Graham. Highland fling and Irish jig by Beulah Hill followed by a dance led by W Henderson with N McGill. Bruce Robinsons orchestra provided music and a refreshment committee led by Mesdames McDonald Lunn MacKay Snedden and Matis assisted the event.
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K.P. Hall
Cranbrook and District Burns Club
8. Dalziel
Mesdames Coutts
Whittaker
Norgrove
Parkins
Henderson
J. Dalziel
Hannah
Dalziel
Alan Graham
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A. Earle Leigh
Norbury Avenue
Jeweller
W. F Doran
C.M
Provines
British Columbia
D.O.C
M.D
KR. O
R.C
Valentine
Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Cottage Hospital
Jon
Iarry Gammon
Ratcliffe & Stewart's
Fernie
Fernie Free Press
Goodyear
A. Strange
Armstrong Ave
A. B. Trites
City
Trites
Rainy River
W. F. Doran’s
City Bakery
W. F. Doran
Wilson
Robin Hood
John Manning
Corporation OF the City OF
Court of Revision
the Court of
City of
Municipal Building
F. W. Burgess
Beale & Elwell
Lady Belle
Strange
Western Grocers
Saskatoon
W. Chisholm
Saskatchewan
Jack Cameron
Invermere
Pekisco
A, Strange
C. M. Goodman
Roy Proctor
Will Goodman
Roy
Creston Review
Barry Hill
A. G. Hill
Barry
Mr. Hollinger
Yahk
the Guardian Brogue Oxford
Massachusetts
Oakland
R. C G. Eakin
Ballantyne Pier
Dominion Government
Nash and Star Cars
Ratcliffe & Stewart
John Cassidy
Patrick Dillon
Bull River
Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta
Department of Immigration
Ottawa
the Weather Bulletin
W.H. Wilson
Optometrist
Canucks Bluebirds
Drummond
McDonald
A. Hayden S. McCallum
Olive Ryde
Miss Wright
Ford
Big Butte Dairy
Armstrong Avenue
Jenniers
L.A
B.R.T
K.p.hall
Baptist Church School
Burns Club
Beattie-Noble
Nahata
Eae Cottage Hospital
A. Crawford
Garden Age
Cranbrook B.C
Elko
P.O. Box
Richmond Hill
J. W. Doherty
Blue & Gold
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