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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 04, 1924

Page

7

Forest Fire Near Hastwick Ranch Quickly Contained

A fire broke out on Hastwick ranch Sunday afternoon but was promptly controlled by Jewell Lumber Co staff. The blaze threatened Brown Chicken ranch and Jewell Lumber Co mill. Visitors included Mr H Chamnings at Kimberley and Mrs Mather with daughters at Cooper ranch. Fort Steele residents joined Kimberley visitors.

H. Chamnings Kimberley Hastwick Ranch Jewell Lumber Co Brown Chicken Ranch

Windermere School Closes with Prizes and Honors

Invermere B C June 28 Special to the Herald Windermere district schools closed for summer with ceremonies and prizes. Kathleen Sims won general proficiency Susie Nixon for deportment Noel Stewart for punctuality. Charles Sims Elsie Wainwright Edith Maclean and others honored with blue enamel bird brooches. Wee, son of a laundryman, earned a five dollar prize for personal cleanliness and Willie Wainwright received a prize for tree care planted on school grounds.

Invermere B.C Windermere Windermere Lake R. Randolph Bruce Kathleen Sims Susie Nixon Noel Stewart Charles Sims Elsie Wainwright Edith Maclean Jackie Sellentin Mary Frater Jenny Weir Mary MacLean Betty Sellentin George A. Bennett Little Wee Barbara Scott Ong Nam Rinn Willie Wainwright Mel Randolph Brace

Lake Windermere Notes Consolidation Progress

In Invermere B C on June 29 residents signaled willingness from Sparkling Creek Athalmer to join a single district. Mount Swan lookout work continues with bonfire beacon visible from town. A B Fisher plans exterior repaint of his store. Public Works will extend the government telephone system along the western shore, improving service for local residents with large farm interests.

the Herald Invermere, B.C Joseph Lake of Athalmer Golden Sparkling Creek Mount Swansea Windermere

Fort Steele Community Notes Highlight Local Events

A pleasant evening at the Girls Basketball dance, public school closing exercises, and Sunday church service with Rev. W. T. Tapscott delivering prizes. Mothers attended the programs, community Sunday School closed for summer, and attendance was noted as light.

Tapscott Cranbrook W. T. Tapscott

Rod and Gun in Canada July issue features coast to coast fishing

The July Rod and Gun in Canada highlights trout fishing by H. M. Burwell in British Columbia and Margaree River tales by N. M. Browne. It includes inland game fish by Prof. A V S Pulling, a Whitefish piece by R Lincoln, Cub Days in the Service by Martin Hunter, and four gun and ammo articles along with other sport content.

Canada R. P. Lincoln Martin Hunter Hudson's Bay Company

Pleasure Mad at Star Theatre Shows Friday and Saturday

A vivid drama of Jazztime rage and divorce follows Marjorie and Hugh Benton whose wealth takes them to New York. The tale contrasts a once contented family with fast city life culminating in a reunion and return to country happiness. Also teased are Buck Saxon and Norma Wallace plot lines and a later screening of The Call of the Wild with a St Bernard hero.

Star Theatre Marjorie Hugh Benton Hugh New York Buck ‘Saxon Norma Wallace Bagley Norma Buck Bird Taylor

The Circus Cowbow and Call of the Wild Screen Tale

A disjointed clipping describes a St Bernard stolen from children and sold to a harsh northern miner. The dog endures cruelty, changes owners, aids mail carriers, and bonds with a young prospector. It hints at romance, revenge, and a rugged Western finale as the dog follows The Circus Cow Boy into screen life.

St. Bernard North

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Mrs. Mather Mrs. Howard Mrs. Cretney Edward McCullough Eleanore Mello Rony Cuny Cranbrook St UN Cranbrook Lake Windermere Ernest F. W. Sellentin A.B. Fisher Mount Baker Hotel Minard Ruth Tarkington Trafalgar St St Thomas Winard Minard’s Liniment Company Fort Steele the Weather Bulletin Cranbrook Re Circus Cowboy Charles Jones Marian Nixon PATHE Clyde Cook Jack London Snub Pollard Stan Laurel Reginald Barker Huntly Gordon Mary Alden Norma Shearer William Collier Jr Winnifred Bryson Ward Crane Noel Star Content Blanche Upright Olr Cere Sen A Reginald Pe Yan I the Star Theatre The the Star
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