Kimberley Celebrates Dominion Day With WideTown Festivities
Kimberley hosts a first big day celebration backed by the Kimberley Amateur Athletic Association. A parade led by the Kimberley city band showcased local groups and vendors. A baseball doubleheader against Wycliffe and a Cranbrook tilt highlighted sports, while football, tug of war, and carnival acts entertained a large crowd.
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Kimberley
Shannon
Fred Willis
Gaston
Cranbrook
Big “Brother Bills
Hanington
Cranbrook Boys
Logan
High School Standings As Term Ends Examinations
End of term results from the High School list top students by grade X and IX. Honors include Ruth Soderholm Margaret Johnson and others with scores around 69 70. Some students are marked conditioned or failed in subjects like Algebra and Latin. Repeats and exams set for Labor Day to proceed to next grade.
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Ruth Soderholm
Margaret Johnson
Chester Roberts
Jsther Challender
Norman Parker
Arthur Shankland
Jean Flett
Gertrude Patmore
Marion Atchison Jack Brown
Muriel Millington
Berty Cameron Ray Hill
Murray McFarlane Constance Spence
Mr. Ross
I.W.W
Dagmar Anderson
Amy Williams
Melville Leask
Ingly
John Cummings
Padiestten
Jessie McInnis
Aileen McQuaid
Peter Brennan
Rita McBurney
Andy Cassidy
Teaonliiae
Sophie Mader
Ats
Ethel Speers
Graham Dale
Cove
Ena Davey
Philemon Belanger
Ray Beech
James Robson
Brunell Murphy
Margaret Horie
Jean Wallinger
Olive Ryde
Senticen Toig
Hubert Neily
Byron Haymes
Louise Robertson
Rakepsteedt
Ivy Dezall
Haeasplictuas
Tom Marshall
Winnifred Beale
Marguerite Caven
Evelyn Ward
Rayner Johnson
Mary Daniels
Ernest Danielson
Harland Clark
Ethel Atchison Murray
Jack Swan
George Helmsing
Sadie Whitehead
David Frame Leonard Parkin
Conditioned Pearl Pritchard
Edgar Montpellier
Billy Taylor
Sherman Harris
John Helmaing
Jack Gemest Oca
Arnold Holdener
Rabeevasee
Ruth Bower
Miss Mabel Spence Visits City From Ottawa
Miss Mabel Spence sister of J W Spence Cranbrook Co operative Society manager arrived in the city on Monday for a visit. Spence lives in Ottawa and is enjoying a western trip stopping at several routes and towns along the way.
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Mabel Spence
J. W. Spence
Cranbrook Co-operative Society
Miss Spence
Ottawa
Sawmill Fire Destroys Leask & Boyter Plant on Wolf Creek
Word reached the city that the Leask & Boyter sawmill on Wolf Creek about twenty seven miles from here, north of Wasa, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. No details are known. the mill with a capacity of about twenty thousand feet daily had recently begun a large order for the prairie.
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Leask & Boyter
Wolf Creek
Wasa
Ham buys bungalow at Norbury and Edwards Stret corner
Arthur Ham has purchased the bungalow at the corner of Norbury and Edwards Street, now occupied by Mr and Mrs C R Ward. Ward has bought the house on Burwell Avenue vacated by H L Harrison and family but will not occupy it until alterations are completed.
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Arthur Ham
Norbury and
Edwards Stret
C. R. Ward
Mr. Ward
Burwell Ave
H. L. Harrison and Family
Mrs Bevan Leaves for Vancouver After Week with Parents
Mrs W H Bevan left for her home in Vancouver on Thursday after spending a week with her parents at Elko.
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W. H. Bevan
Vancouver
Elko
Absentee votes in Cranbrook expected to boost Wallin ger lead
Absentee ballots due on the 15th are likely to widen Mr N A Wallin ger's Cranbrook margin after 15 ballots were cast in Vancouver on election day from about 1786 total. Rumors suggest a cabinet reorganization to strengthen the government for by elections, with Dr Tolmie and H H Stevens linked to Conservative leadership and Stevens favored.
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N. A. Wallinger
Cranbrook
Vancouver
Dr. Tolmie
Dominion
H.H. Stevens
W W Case Settled Between Mountain Lumbermen and I W W
The Mountain Lumbermen's Association and I W W officials settled a long looming dispute on Wednesday without court action. Lawyers reportedly reached a mutual, satisfactory agreement, sparing jurors and witnesses and avoiding strike references amid district unrest this spring.
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Mountain Lumbermen’s Association
I.W.W
Justice Murphy
Conductor Wins $10,000 Damages Against CPR
Thomas Caven, a railway conductor, wins a $10,000 judgment with costs against the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. The case affirms that the collective bargaining agreement binds individual conductors and the company and holds spotters cannot later claim fare collections to convict a conductor. The ruling implies company condoned the offence if the conductor remains in service after alleged misconduct. Attorneys for both sides are listed.
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Justice Walsh
Thomas Caven
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Cayen
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
A. A. McGillivray
K.C
Native Sons of Canada delegate report at Cranbrook meeting
A special Native Sons of Canada session in K P Hall heard Jas Martin report on the Grand Council at Courtenay B C. Secretary Martin was praised for his election as second Vice President and the new platform planks were read for member use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Native Sons of Canada
K. P. Hall
Grand Council
Courtenay
B.C
Jas. Martin
Cranbrook Assembly
Martin
Methodist shower honors Miss ER Sing before coastal marriage
Mrs. J. M. Clark and Mrs. W. B McFarlane hosted a mixed shower for Miss ER Sing with about thirty-five Methodist friends. She will marry in about two weeks at the coast. An adjoining event saw Boy Scout leader Mr. Martin Harris receive a sectional bookcase from the troop as thanks for his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clark
W. B McFarlane
ER. M. Sing
Methodist Church
Martin Harris
Prominent Musician Bower to Lead Knox Church Organist
Mr G E Bower has accepted the organist post at Knox Church Lethbridge and will move with his family around August 1. He ranked first among seventeen applicants and has been a key figure in Cranbrook’s musical life. His departure leaves a gap for the local Musical Society and schools, while he steps into a larger sphere with Knox Church.
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G. E. Bower
Knox Church
Lethbridge
Bower
Cassayant Freres
St. Hyacinthe
Quebec
Phillips Jones
Musical Society
Cranbrook Musical Society
England
Cranbrook
Mr. Bower
Coming Events for July in Lumberton and Nearby
The list notes activities including the Third Annual 4th of July Dance in Lumberton on July 4, and events at the Star Theatre from July 4 to 16. Planned showings include Rupert of Hentzau, The Circus Cowboy, The Call of the Wild, and the feature Pleasure Mad. A lawn social and dance follow at the Catholic Rectory and Mull.
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Riday
Lumberton
Rupert of’ Hentzau
Zenda
the Star
Star Theatre
Wednes
Catholic Rectory
K. 1
Mull
Accused Indian Sent Up For Killing Another Indian
Casimir Philip an Indian youth is charged with killing Jacob Andrew another Indian on the reservation. The night of the tragedy Andrew was intoxicated and mistreating his wife. Philip, acting in self defense after being struck, struck Andrew with a .22 rifle fracturing his skull. Abel, another Indian, was injured trying to intervene. Philip was committed for trial after a magistrate review. James Kirkwood was arrested for illegally selling liquor to Indians connected with the case and was found guilty and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimir Philip
Jacob Andrew
Philip
H. F. Helmsing
Andrew
Abel
Leask
F. W. Green
James Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Thompson
Obituary: Ben Rondeau Pioneering Resident of the Kootenays
Ben Rondeau, an elder Kootenay pioneer, died Thursday morning at St Eugene hospital after suffering heat exhaustion. He came west from the east via Montana, lived in Fort Steele, and worked as a carpenter and prospector. His wife died five years ago. a daughter in Spokane survives. Funeral set for Saturday from the Catholic Church.
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St. Eugene
Kootenays
Ben Rondeau
Rondeau
Mr. Rondeau
Wycliffe
H. Morigeau
Montana
Fort Steele
Spokane
Family Motor Trip To The Coast By Dezall Taylor Party
Mr and Mrs F H Dezall and family and Mr and Mrs B Taylor left this week on a motor trip to the Coast. Mr Dezall will return shortly while the rest of the party plans a longer stay with a hopeful return date to be announced.
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F. H. Dezall
8. Taylor
Dezall
Central School Promotions and Honor Rolls Noted
A long list details divisions promotions from Grade VII to VIII, with honor rolls in Proficiency Regularity and Punctuality across divisions I to VI. Names include Aubrey McKowan Phyllis Thompson Marion Miles Catherine Harrison Marion Kummer Josephine Pascuzzo and many others.
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Aubrey McKowan
Ernest Laurie
Dan Brake
Jessie Brown
Effie Charboneau
Mack Horne
Catherine Harrison
Marion Kummer
Bert Laurie
Josephine Pascuzzo
William Wolfe
Phyllis Thompson
Marion Miles
Josephine Pascuzso
Ray Brown
Elsie Erickson
Dorothy Shaw
Elizabeth Miller
Fraser MacKay
Lillian Lewis
J. Henderson
W. Wolfe
Harry Heise
Nancy Nisbet
Pearl Gooderham
Leslie Sainsbury
James Dalziel
Jack Barber
Melville Reade
Mack Horie
Pearl Saunders
Margaret Willis
Edith Carlyle
Florence Finley
E. Magee
Nora H. Miles
Kathleen Henderson
Helen Heise
Jessie Cassels
Nora Miles
Ernest Worden
Mildred Bridges
Leithh Paterson
Denis Turner
Ida MacGregor
Laura Hall
Frank Martin
Mabel Clark
Eva Stenter
Gordon Freemas Bandid Mots Jfats
Ruth Challendar
Amy Ban Quan
Grace McClure
Bert MacDonald
George Kemball
Robert Willis
Gordon Brumby
Gordon Rankins
Isabelle Frame
Billy Flett
Jean McPhee
George Fanning
Walter Fanning
Jack Horne
H. Wesley
Audrey Collier
Kathleen Haley
Mary Hichcroft
Melanie Lebeau
Sophie MacGregor
Nellie Miller
D. White
Mae Gooderham
Geo. Futa
Irene McInnis
Sheila Paterson
Harold Holdener
Kathleen Dezall
Elmer Holm
Dorothy Bridges
Donald MacDonald
Susan Randall
Harry Fanning
Grace Flett
Kathleen MacFarlane
Nellie Owen
Helen Campbell
Elsie Parker
Molly Johnson
Les Kahnert
Jessie Musser
Lorna Barber
Clifford Haynes
Grace Pritchard
Victor Galbraith
Ida Lancaster
Eileen Gray
Katherine Martin
George Roberts
Betty Lunn
Beulah Hill
Jay Weikel
Chrissie Charboneau
Florence Pattinson
Helen McGill
Dobie McDonald
Jack Farrell
Walter Helmsing
George Pelton
Luceile Rosling
Douglas Patton
Hubert Pellen
Wright
Margaret Henderson
Jean Niblock
Jas, Hitchcroft
Wilfred Pocock
Winnifred McQuaid
William Harrison
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Mining
Pete
Eugene
Laub
Wyclffe
Pennington
Piper
Clark
Bamford
Breen
Wycliffe Stock
Steve Clark
Vaughn
Bysedorf
Horn
McMahon
Goen
Berkel
Hanley
Matlock
Musser
H. Horn
Bysendorf
W. Horn
Stro
Tunnell
Coal Creek
Sullivan
Tunnels
Pete Corrigan
Archie Richmond
Richmond
Nesbitt
Coney Island
Monte Carlo
Mickey
Jesstee
Bennie Murgatroyd
Jean Ward
Archie Findlay
BIG
Caven
C. P. Railway
Grand Council OF Native Sons
Lethbridge Church
Central School Promotions
Honor Rolls
A. Woodland
Division
Paul Harrison
David Evans
David Weston
Lila Johnston
Eva Nicholson
Norma Surtees
Garnet Patnore
Arthur Sakaguichi
Nellie Miler
Hazel Williams
Kathleen Heley
M. Rankins
Simon Frost
Elsie Woods
Rita Strachan
Helen Collings
Mary Hitchcroft
Jessie Brain
Joe Little
Nellie Sakaguichi
Hazel Simpson
May Cox
Rose Burton
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