Wardner's Growth Fueled by Lumber Hub and Rail Expansion
Wardner thrives as the Crows Nest Pass Lumber Co. deepens investment with water jacket cedar, new cottages, and a grand residence for Peter Lund. The Kootenay river bridge and ROC rail work spur farming, settlement, and potential paper mills, boosting long term prospects for Wardner and nearby Cranbrook and Fort Steele.
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Wardner
Crows Nest Pass
Lumber
Peter Lend Tiaself
Herald
East Rooteess
Warder
Peter Livid
Wardnerites
SVL. Co
Kootenay River
ROC
Jakeson
CPOR
Unus and
Jordan
Moley
Welch
Stewart
Phint
Peter Lund
East Kootenay
Lund
Cranbrop
Fort Steele
Bull River
Viettor
Kootenay
Cranbrook Orangemen Honor Glorious Twelfth Parade
Enthusiastic Cranbrook Orangemen and guests from Creston and Fernie marked the Glorious Twelfth with a parade from the Opera House to the government building. R A Fraser led on a white horse, city band followed, then Orangemen in full regalia. Speeches by Mayor Fink Rev Grant Rev Main and Organizer Whitely defended Orangeism as civil and religious liberty and urged unity with Roman Catholics.
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Cranbrook Orangemen
Crows Nest
Creston
Fernie
Opera House
R.A. Fraser
William T
Orangemen
J. Campbell
Wam
Cranbrook Lodge
Fink
Cranbrook
Campbell West
Grant
Fernie Lodge
C. C. Main
Main
Orange Society
Organizer
Grangemen
Whitely
de Boyne
Big Industrial Enterprise at Bull River Power Project
A Heralt visit to the Bull River Electric Power Company works details the Bull River Falls site near Vie Hall River, the 9200 by 16 by seven and a half foot flume, and plans for a power station. Geo Henderson, managing director, raised over 200000 for initial work and expects further funding to reach around 4000000 as construction proceeds.
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Erat
Bull River
Kik
Otsider
Rocky Mountain
Hull
Henderson
United States
South Dakota
Hull River
British Columbia
Dakota
New Industry for E. Kootenay in Cranbrook Bordering Paper Plant
Discussion at the New York Press association meeting highlighted looming print paper shortages and rising prices. Locally, Cranbrook officials see feasible timber, pulp and power sources with Wardner as a likely site for a large paper mill, aiming to capitalize before Canada becomes the primary supply for the western continent.
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Associated Duties of
New York State
Jbany
N. Y
New York Press Association
Joss Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Norris
Canada
British Columbia
Cranbrook
Wardner
Hull River
St. Mary's
Shirep Creek
White River
Wardher
Utes
Hull River Eleetrical Power Company
Bull River Power Company
Cranbrook Board of Trade Publicity Department
Borden’s Ont ario tour dampened by public opinion
The Toronto Globe notes Mr. Borden and his lieutenants faced little enthusiasm during a recent Ontario tour. It cites stubborn public skepticism over Fielding tari and the National Transcontinental railway, plus criticisms of the nerve bridge and patronage policies.
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Ro Lu’ Borden
Ontario
Toronto Globe
United States
Canada
Borden
Uerve
Ottawa
Laurier
Manitoba Election Returns Tie Roblin Government to Majority
Early returns from Manitoba's general election show the Roblin government holding a stable majority, with the Liberal opposition winning fourteen seats, a gain of one. Final tallies may shift slightly in a few doubtfully reported constituencies.
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Tyneral
Manitoba
Roblin
Enna
For Sale Two Solid Cherry Show Case Tables and Cages
For sale two solid cherry show case tables with matching show cages. Cheap for cash. Apply to W. H. Wilson. For wheat oats and hay see A. C. Bowness itt.
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W. H. Wilson
A. C. Bowness
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W. M. Pettet
Armstrong Ave
Baker Hill
MR. P
Boyne
Bull River Electric Power Company
E. Kootenay
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