Fragments on Self-Wulled Manners and Street Gossip
The quotation reflects on self image and social behavior. It notes that a man unable to convince himself of his own decency lacks imagination. It also observes that women on the street tend to exchange greetings when several girls pass together.
Cranbrook notes from local residents and visitors
Local notes in Cranbrook recount visits by Frank Dickinson to Creston and D J Elmer and J F M Pinkham to Spokane. Mentions of several business trips, improvements to Cranbrook avenue lights and main street, and civic updates including police and provincial officials. Community activity includes football grounds, bowling club formation, and Moyie celebration booster visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
D. J. Elmer
Spokane
J.F.M. Pinkham
Imperial Bank
Dr. Corsan
Fernie
City
A. G. Wilmot
East Kootenay
Louis Chenier
Wardner
S. McLean
Kamloops
A. J. Birtch
Ira Manning
Campbell
W. D. Hill
F.C. Edwards
Bank of Commerce
Seattle
C.P.R
G. I. Henderson
M. A. Johnson
Armstrong
Arthur Sampson
William Rollins
Lucan
Ont
Will
Ictor
P. Doran
Montreal
Ireland
Nhe King Lumber Mills
Montana
J. A. Harvey
Vancouver
J. KB. Steele
Winnipeg
W. F. Gurd
Steele
Toronto
Agnes
F. J. Smyth
Moyie Leader
Smyth
SNAP
FR. H. Reed
Herald Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
R.s.aikens, the Candy Kid
Binning
Royal Bank OF Canada
Quebec
H. L. Holt
Kk, L. Phase
Savings Department
W. A. Schwartz
Mgr
Qaltic
Atchison, MN
Gold Standard Manufacturing Co
Campbell & Manning
Frank Dickinson
Creston
Baker Street
M. A. Beale
Minneapolis
British Columbia
Farmers’ Institute
Government Building
Eer
THE
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Read Office
E. Walker
Alexander Laird
Canada
United States
England
Cranbrook Branch
J.M. Agnew & CO
Elko, B.C
Wattsburg Lumber Co
Perry Creek
Pidgeon & Anderson, Proprietors
Raworth Bros. Cranbrook
B.C