Cranbrook News Highlights City Life and Travel
A Cranbrook newspaper column reports on local and regional movement. Walter Lamb toured Spokane visiting friends, and Miss Christian returned from Spokane. Mrs. A. C. Bowness and children depart for Prince Edward Island for three months. Widespread travel and business notes include a new floor at Manitoba hotel, timber trips along the Fraser River, and plans for Grand Trunk Pacific land work. Local figures from Cranbrook, High River, and Winnipeg are mentioned along with railway service and industrial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lamb
Spokane
Miss Christian
A. C. Bowness
Prince Edward Ishind
Prince Rupert
Hs. 2
Care Herald
Williams
Vancouver
Webster Burton
William Harrington
Cranbrook
Creston
Se. Little
High River
Alberta
Dan McDonald
Manitoba
A. Leitch
Rosshind
Ams
New Westminster
Baron
Aml
Toledo
Patnore Bros
Midgur Davis
Fink Mercanfile Company
Vask
George Hogarth
Hogarth & Tolling
Cranbrook Hotel
C. M. Malnards
Charles Chapman
Frank McNab
Fraser River
William Forsyth
Mr. Edwards
Grand Trunk Pacific
Soo Spokane Line unveils luxury observation train
The Soo Spokane Line introduces a new 14 section standard sleeper and lavish observation car with mahogany fittings electric lights and fans. Officials from Soo Line and Canadian Pacific toured the train which seats 25 on the observation platform and features a 250 volume library and premium magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Spokane International
St. Paul
Soo-Spokane Line
Hl. M. Lewis
Soo Line
F. B. Sykes
Vancouver
D. C. Corbin
Corbin
New Express Office Opens on Spo-Spokane Line
The Western Express company inaugurated service yesterday with an office in the Corbin building Spokane. Officials including A M Tathiway and Cranbrook figures attended the ceremony. The new line promises fruit shipments from Spokane County to the Canadian northwest and daily Flyer runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spo-Spokane
Spokane
Western Express Company
P. R
Corbin Building
Stevens and
Riverside
A. M. Tathiway
Kr, Elme
Vancouver
Pacific
Canadian Northwest
US Officials Arrive to Oversee Cross-Border Train Service
United States customs officer L. Ah Young and immigration officer J. A. Voligny arrived Tuesday to oversee a new cross-boundary train service. Their assignment includes traveling with trains to perform duties and ensure smooth operations along the boundary line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyer News
L. Ah Young
United States Customs
J. A. Voligny
UnitedStites Immigration — Oficer
Flyer
Boundary Line
United States
Jong de Hay Atte
Dallas contract lets for third story hotel addition
The Dallas hotel owned by VJ. Brockstorm is expanding with a third story contracted to Smith Bros. & Wilson for 9000 dollars. J. A. Macdonald drew the plans. The new story adds 25 rooms to reach 40 guest rooms in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Dallas
VJ. Bckstorm
Smith Bros. & Wilson
J. A. Macdonald
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Board of Education
Dolly
Varden” Oxfords
Zephyr
Ment
Lisle Hosiery
Campbell
Campbell’s Clothing
Havana
S. J. Mighton
J. J. Wink
Wardner
Charley Finch
J. B. M. Pinkham
Trents ii Nelson
C. M. Leasby
Sixtown
P. Luna
G. J1
Leask
Opera House
R. P. Moffatt
T. T. McVittie
Val
McNab
Gill
Caven
B. Roberts
Northwest
Batmonton
Medicine Hit
Kootenig Tanding
Curzon
Tint
Ingseate
Dan Murphy
Here
Fernie
Robertson Flyer
Erickson
J. S. Carter
D.C. Corbin
Stewarts
Venda For
Paul Haga
Amos Minawberrits
Hugh Stewart
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