Local Cranbrook Herald and Community Notes
Long Cranbrook history piece highlights Beattie’s drug store founding in 1898, postmaster role, and growth into a major local business. It recalls early Cranbrook life, town development, and the Heberlein process in mining with provincial implications for smelters. Also features a rugby or football match recap with Cranbrook beating Nelson for a trophy after a tense late finish.
Editorial Notes and Local News Digest
A roundup comments on Lethbridge News becoming semi weekly and not as strong as before. Fernia Ledge criticizes Cranbrook city council for adjourning to meet a coal company manager off the council floor. Victoria Times issues an OF Age number with reading material. Calgary Herald launches a province issue on July 1 praising management and Haultain. Fred Bradley praised for Cranbrook fire department work and hose reel prep. Dominion government may overturn the license act against commercial travellers. Herald once predicted Cranbrook as a commercial center. sentiment now echoed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary Herald
Haultain
Herald
Mr. Bennett
Cranbrook
Fred Bradley
Bradley
Lead Smelter Modernization Stems From Heberlein Process
The Nelson Tribune reports the Heberlein process at Marysville smelter shows decisive success after weeks of operation. It promises $5 per ton savings on certain silver lead ores and potential $4 per ton gains on 60 percent lead concentrates, prompting calls for nationwide adoption to boost Slocan production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Trail
Hall Mines
British Columbia
Nelson Tribune
Kootenay
Slocan
Mining men in Congress at Victoria convention
The American Institute of Mining Engineers holds its annual convention in Victoria with 95 delegates arriving for a first business session. A government reception welcomed the delegates as plan for excursions and transfers of defences unfold amid Ottawa orders.
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Victoria
Hoc
Aimer Ean Institute of Mining Engineers
Mit
Governent
Henri de Lothiniere
McBride
Board of Trade and Citizens
Straits of San Juan de Fuca
May
Atlin
Dawson
Toxlay
Esquimalt
Halifax
Canada
Ottawa
Rambling Reveries by a Dreamer A Woman's Heart
A reflective verse piece extols feminine virtue and sunshine living. It urges daily kindness and selfless acts to brighten others and recalls a mother's enduring influence in childhood and throughout life. It invites readers to test the Sunshine way by helping at home and spreading joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxlels
Heaven
Earth
Fife
Laniliess
School of Life
Aryunt
Beattie of Cranbrook A Pioneer In Local Drug Trade
Ho Beattie Cranbrook postmaster and partner in Beattie Atchison druggists grew up in Barrie Ontario born 1875 and now in his thirtieth year. He learned drugs in Portage la Prairie and Portage la Prairie then moved to Oak Lake Manitoba taking charge of Dr Wright's drug business before becoming a prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crows Nest
Beattie
Leitch
Manitoba
Cranbrook
Imperial Bank
W. Hyde Baker
G. H. Miner
Aml
Fort Steele
Go Templeton
W. J. Atchison
British Columbia
Cran
East Kootenay
Ho Beattie
Beattie Atchison, Druggists
Bert
Barrie
Elkhorn
Mr. Beattie
Portage la Prairie
Joseph Taylor
Portage, la Prairie
Yior
Oak Lake
Man
Wright
Cranbrook Wins at Nelson Lacrosse Thriller
Crandbrook and Nelson played a fast, even lacrosse match before about 1800 spectators. Cranbrook won the decision after a rough game with three suspensions, as Jamieson and Clothier scored for Nelson and Cranbrook answered to a late advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison
Joe Thompson
Privers
Aid Doe
Nelson Footers
Cranbrook
Black
Nelson
Perrie
McCulloch
Pat Jton
Whith
Clothier
Carruthers
Fox
Bet
Follws
Nelson Mannahan
Carley Bathie
Jetls Miller
Shat Porter
Pay Graham
Thompson Patton
McCulloch Tate
Perrier Black
Steed Carruthers
Jamieson Clothier
Buggins
Steed
Jamieson
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Cranbrook Herald
The
Herald Publishing Company Limited
South East Kootenay
John
Robert B, Beattie
Herall i
Lethbridge
Fernia Ledge
Victoria Times
Congress
God's Angels
Yeeee
Wholfsale
J. Leckie Co
Vancouver, B. C
Old Town
Perry Creek
Wen
Alica
Wademark
Pace
Reid & Company
Port and Sherry
A. L. McDermot
B. C
Avery
Bomer
Harris Bros
Maton's
E. Sproule
Lane Old
Dezall
Lupaber Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Ltd