Pye Pupils Present Third Piano Recital at MMRGONIG Hall
The third recital by Miss Alice Pye’s pupils was held Tuesday morning June 30 1014 at the Masonic hall. A large attendance applauded over thirty numbers in one hour with pieces from the early learners to the old masters. Prizes were awarded for merit to Annetta Brault Muriel Baxter May Brambaugh and others including Manter Verne Woodman Wanda Mixx and Vincent Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pye
Masonic Hall
Wanda
Vincent Fink
Edith Caslake
Marion MacKinnon
Miss Pye
Annetta Brault
Muriel Baxter
May Brambaugh
Ma Ster John Woods
Manter Verne Woodman
Mixx Wanda
Sudden Death of Mrs W H Greaves in City
Mrs Beatrice Greaves wife of CPR conductor W H Greaves died suddenly from acute heart failure last Monday night. The family, residents for about 14 years, include sons James and Della. Funeral from the Catholic church with requiem and interment at the Roman Catholic cemetery. Rev Father Plamondon officiated. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
W. H. Greaves
Mr. Greaves
C.P.R
Della Greaves
T. C. Armstrong
Pussy Cat
Taffy
Warren Bowness
Greaves
Fort Willam
Medicine Hat
James
Della
Father Plamondon
T. ©. Armstrong
F. O'Hara
Ed. Shackleton
Dan Burton
Joe Jackson
A. Genest
Picnic to Fish Lake and Bull River Falls
At St. Hugene hospital nurses invitation, Miss Williams Miss Shank and ten others joined a picnic to Fish Lake on Monday June 29 with four autos loaned by local doctors and merchants. Lunch at noon, then fishing and boating. Some went to Bull River Falls for supper at seven o clock and returned after falls viewing. One car delayed by blowouts on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hugene Hospital
Fis Lakes
Miss Williams
Miss Shank
Messrs
H. W. Supple
R. L. McCreery
G. R. McCreery
Dr. Davis
R. W. Henry
C. W. Draper
Ed. Doolan
O. Bristow
McCreery Bros
B. Beattie
N. Hanson
Fish Lake
Bull River Falls
Dominion Day Draws Big Fernie Crowd in Cranbrook Rivalry
Fernie celebrated Dominion Day with sports and an Indian pow wow drawing numerous Cranbrook visitors. M Murray won the Open 100 yards, Lee Sims led the married men in the 100, and Cranbrook beat Fernie 4 3 in a hard fought lacrosse clash after a tie at time. Fernie and Cranbrook later played baseball, Cranbrook winning 3 to 6 with strong Cranbrook defense and bats. The return game is set for July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Cranbrook
M. Murray
Lee Sims
Dave Moore
A. Lutes
D. Moore
J. A. Lutes
Francis
Morttana
Mission
Tobacco Plains
Fernie Band
Weeks
Avannt
Fernie Boys
Matthews
McMillan
Popular Cranbrook couple wed in Spokane church
Miss Alleen McDonald and William K. Cline were married at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Spokane. The bride taught in the Cranbrook public school. the groom a chief train dispatcher with the GPR. They plan a three month honeymoon sailing from Boston July 11 and touring Europe and North America after. The Panama Exposition Publicity Association of Western Canada intends to promote Western Canada to visitors, with a San Francisco bureau and a board of directors from British Columbia and Alberta to support local trade and industry outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Spokane
Panama
Western Canada
W. 8. Parks
W. BE
Flumerfelt
Our
Dan Cupid
Mias Alleen
McDonald
Wiliam K. Qline
Hymen
Bpokane
Wish
Mies Darkis
Tripp
G.P.R
A. Ll. McDermot
Patricia
Benevolent Societies
Canada
San Francisco
British Columbia
Alberta
Tle
Boards of Trade
Visitors Here Next Week Panama Exposition Preview
The Panama Publicity Association announces visitors from Western Canada will come to Panama next week to promote the Exposition. Officials describe the event as an intercultural showcase with regional participation and scheduled activities at the exposition grounds.
Cranbrook City Band Concert Draws Large Crowd
A large audience attended the Cranbrook city band concert last Sunday with new seats filled and many on the walks. The program for next Sunday starts at 4 86 o clock and includes March Golden Dome Overature The Golden Crescent Waltzes Southern Dreams Medley Lampe Serenade Moonlight In Venice Wedding Weast God Save the King. Bandmaster James Austin leads the ensemble as Mrs R Argue leaves for Montreal and then Vancouver and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook City Band
Golden Dome
Taylor
Golden Crescent
Long Walk for Japanese Journalist on Canadian Tour
Miyakawa, a Japanese correspondent for the Nagasaki Press, arrived in Cranbrook and travels on foot from Vancouver to Toronto and then New York. He aims to gather material for a bilingual book and to write about British Columbia's lumbering, mining, and farming areas, planning to reach Toronto in months before continuing to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miyakawa
Nagasaki Press
Nagasaki
Japan
Cranbrook
Gawa
Vancouver
Toronto
New York
San Francisco
United States
Canada
Victoria
Gawin
British Columbia
Boundary Country
Creston
Fernie
Liberals Gain in Ontario Elections
Toronto reports a bitter campaign with the Liberal opposition increasing their strength by thirteen seats as Conservatives gain nine and Independents two. The new assembly stands 83 Conservatives 26 Liberals and 2 Independents, with changes including Windsor and North Oxford contests and N W Rowell winning re election by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
James Whitney
Dundas
Rheaume
Windsor
J. ©. Tolmle
N. W. Rowell
North Oxford
Death of Fort Steele resident Anna McVittle
Mrs. Anna McVittle wife of Thomage T. McVittle of Fort Steele died at Royal Jubilee hospital Victoria B C on June 26. Funeral held June 28 from B C Funeral Chapel with service and interment at Ross Bay cemetery. The family long resided here and many friends extend sympathy to Mr and Mrs McVittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McVittle
Thomage T. McVittle
Fort Steele
Royal Jubilee Hospital
Victoria
B.C
Ross Bay
McVittie
McVittle
Hin
Vaden
Summer School at Moyie Lake for Methodist Workers
Rev W E Dunham leads a ten day Methodist summer school at Moyie Lake from August 4 to 14. The program blends Bible study missions religious education social service and public gatherings with lectures lantern slides and camp fire. Leaders include Dr Sanford Dr Thomas Rev Westman and Rev White and participants should bring bedding and good cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dunham
Methodist
Moyie Lake
Dr. Sanford
Dr. Thomas
White
D. M. Perley
J. P. Westman
Lake Shore
Special Train to Nelson Carnival from Cranbrook
A Cranbrook Board of Trade notice details a special CPR train leaving Cranbrook at 7 p.m. on Thursday July 16 to Nelson for the carnival. Passengers may sleep on the boat and breakfast there with a return at about 1 a.m. Saturday. Round trip fare is 5.55 dollars. berths on the boat cost extra. Tickets may be used on regular trains Saturday to Monday. The Nelson Carnival Co. hopes for large Cranbrook turnout. July 27, 1914. The second item discusses egg marketing and grading to improve prices and quality, urging the use of an egg tester and uniform marketing, with pamphlets available from Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Fink
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Cranbrook
B.C
C.P.R
Kootenay Landing
Nelson
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Onward Bible class elects officers in July meeting
The Onward Bible class held a July 1 election of officers after a ramble. Key figures included W Rendall as President A Ashworth as Vice President Rev W E Dunham as Teacher K M Spencer as Secretary Miss Egger as Treasurer. A social spread and vocal numbers followed before games and singing ended a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onward Bible Class
Rendall
Chas. Patmore
G. Patmore
W. E. Dunham
R. Hockey
W. Rendall
M. T. Harria
A. Ashworth
K. M. Spencer
Miss Egger
C. F. Nidd
Payment for Eggs According to Quality Pamphlet Discusses Canada Traders
The pamphlet No. 6 from the Poultry division by Brown Hare and Ault explains that the flat rate or case count system of egg purchase has left Canadian farmers with only small annual sums over the past ten years due to quality considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Division
W. A. Brown
J. H. Hare
W. H. Ault
Fernie Shooters Top Cranbrook in Baker Cup Events
At Cranbrook Civilian Rifle range the Baker Cup second shoot saw C Gill win the morning 62 with Lister second on 59. Fernie won the 200 and 500 yard Fernie events while Cranbrook took the 600 yard event. Final scores: Cranbrook 57 Fernie 896 Minton led Fernie with 9h and P Bean second with 90 for all ranges. Weather ideal all day and Mrs. F J Deane departed for Spokane for hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Civilian Rifle Association
C. Gill
Lister
Fernie
Cranbrook
Minton
P. Bean
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Mmrgonig. Hall
Messrs. Parks and Flumerfelt
Marjorie Burton Priere du Matin
Faith Kendall
Galop
Part I
John Woods
Gobbaerts
Man Behr
Streabbog
Reveees Ees Spindler
Falpeins Ee. Webb
Duvernod
Miss Eunice Parrett
Bluette
Bessie Woodman
Pee
Eenees
Frank Bridges
Dorothy
Ruth Kendall
Schottishe
Mabel Cameron
Ethel Clapp
Eric MacKinnon
Part
Edith Caslake Bauvernmarsch
May Brambaugh Reinecke
Himenreich
Muriel Baxter Wachterlied
Bertha Gill Eclat de Rire
Helen Bridges
Bernadette Doyle
Sea Eoys
Nevin
Francis Noble
Dora Pye
Minuet
Faceetebiee
Web Eee
Bert Cameron
Renard
Wennee Gurlitt
Horvath
Paderwiski
Lottie Leask Lieder Ohne Worte
Vincent Fink Herwith
Wilfred Dallas
Miss Wanda
Master Vincent
Fink
Herold
Schumann
St. Eugene
The
Tacronve Gane
Collins
Cody
Wardle
Reeveees Lelteh
Todhunter
McDougall
Vee. Crowe
Seeeeeeeee McMillan
Burland
Wilton
Calahan
Manahan
Clode Seeveees Matthews
M. A. Kastner
F. Ryckman
Adamson
McInnes
Burr
Sullivan
Oufield
Crowe
Cryderman
Sims
Crisler
E. Crowe
Batteries
Crisler and
Fernie, Hoffman and
Howan
Howan Teeeseeeer
Deeeerings
McKay Point
Black Vaseveverer
Serene Scott Cover
Smythe
McPhee
Cline-Mcdonald
Panama Publicity Association
Panama Exposition
R. Argue
Montreal
Liberals
Movie Lake
J. el. White
D.D
A. M. Sanford
Columbian College
D. BE. Thomas
Edmonton
Alta
Calgary
Chahko Mika
H.W. Rust
Nelson Carnival Co., Ltd
Nelson, B.C
F. J. Deane
Spokane General Hospital
Dr. Harvey
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