Creston Notes Highlight Local Events and Personalities
Miss Janet McGillivray injures foot and faints after a fall cutting her face. Swan Swanson clears forty acres and offers use of land to Creston baseball team. G. Cunningham tours Arrow Creek fruit lands and encounters a bear. Mayor J. P. Bink visits Cranbrook, reviews horses and new team for the Cranbrook fire brigade. Presbyterians advance church building with Rev. N. E. Read commending efforts. J. H. James plans to open a Creston photography studio on Victoria Avenue near the Methodist church. Fishing remains good though trout wary of flies. some grayling eaters report shirt-button trouble. Missouri Bill critiques Michel youths for not introducing him to ladies at the Bagless ball. music praised, boys accused of pretense.
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J. H. James
Cranbrook
Creston
Victoria Avenue
James
Fernie Notes On Local Visits And Developments
Fuller A. Goat of Cranbrook visited Fernie on Monday. The old King Edward hotel has been torn down and non guests dispossessed. Miss Leota Pollock returns from college for summer. Mrs. Robert Dudley back from the coast. The new City Bastile opens for transient guests. The Kootenay Land company advances a ditch project at Baynes. Premier McBride’s Fernie visit July first is scaled back and the planned welcome canceled.
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King Edward Hotel
Bastile
Kootenay
McBride
Fernie
Timber limits near Kitchener and hotel near completion
Messrs. McCool Moore and Watson close a deal for timber limits near Kitchener British Columbia. The Great Northern hotel work is nearly finished and a full description will be issued next week. I W Marsh arrested for theft at Mrs McLarens boarding house Michel given suspended sentence. P Burns Co ice plant and cold storage now in good working order with visitors shown through the shop.
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Messrs. McCool, Moore and Watson
Kitchener
B. C
I. W. Marsh
P. Burns & Co
Hotel Kootenay changes hands in Moyie deal
McTavish and Cameron acquire the Hotel Kootenay from former leaseholders after a two year tenure. Built 1908 by McMahon Bros, expanded 1901, cost well above the purchase price estimated between 10 000 and 12 000 dollars. Moyie football team beats Cranbrook 6 to 3 in wet conditions at Aldridge park.
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McTavish & Cameron
Wardner Social Roundup Sees Roaming Lumber Men and Visitors
Local notes report visits from Went and Walker of Crows Nest Pass Lumber and Payne and Crushaw of Michigan timber cruising in Wardner. Residents include Hendersons back from Seattle fair, Larrigan of Cranbrook, and Western Canada Wholesale’s Mr. Smith visiting. A Ladies Aid meeting aims to reorganize, and surveyors near Wardner on the Kootenay Central railway are noted.
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Messrs. Went and Walker
Crows Nest Pass
Splendid Dairy Business For Sale In Cranbrook
A five acre dairy operation near Cranbrook post office offers water right four inches, well fenced land, thirty milking cows, a barn and outbuildings, stabling for five horses, two horses, two rigs, two sleighs, dairy utensils, and the business goodwill. Pricing and terms available on application.
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Cranbrook
Wizard Burbank Plants Beans Peas and Radishes against Weeds
A local grower named Wizard Burbank undertakes a gardening challenge to raise beans peas and radishes capable of outgrowing ragweeds and sunflowers. The effort highlights early season experiments and community interest in resilient crops.
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Wizard Burbank
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