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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
6
Murky Elko notes recount crowds from Selko to Nortis Rowe's show at Fernie. Tales of elephants, tigers, and a dancing English lord mix with real visits, traders from Okotoks, and local officials amid a bustling frontier week with horses, races, and porch gossip.
Wardner updates report school staff leaving for vacations, a wedding at a bride’s home, arrivals from England and Spokane, and local social events. Sawmill and log boom disruptions due to rising water. local banks establishing temporary quarters and a new post office foundation underway. Police, court, and railway activity noted along with a Waldorf hotel dance for Robert Moore Jr. and a busy season of local commerce.
Mackathorin and Macdonald received a new delivery wagon this week. Barber shop opens in the Leader office on Queens avenue. Samly MacFarlane to begin work on a 22 by 24 foot residence. Water repair business to open July 1. Circus visit, Moyie lake ducking incident with Glen Campbell yacht. Ben Evans becomes St Eugene shift boss. George W. Ovchard resigns and moves to Spokane. Moyie bids farewell to the Orchard couple amid warm friends.
A drowning near Elkmouth claims Frank Amin and Judge A M Morden dies after a fall into a creak near Pincher Creek. Reports mention civic holiday funding in Great Falls Libby and Wiss Turf plans for July 4. Alberta ranch sale ends an era. Bellevue cottages under construction. fire hall bell installed amid rising river levels.
The article notes speculation that Frank H. Sherman, district president of the United Mine Workers, may resign soon though no statement has been made. Judge Morden serves as police magistrate for Pincher, a long respected local figure.
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