Elko town notes growth and visits in Cranbrook area
Mrs C A Klingensmith visited Cranbrook last Sunday and Monday. Visitors include Miss Clara Thorpe from Corbin and Miss Vlazel Wirtz from Cranbrook. Roads reviewed by J M Agnew and government road overseer McNeish. Bridge company completed local bridge and moved to Wardner. Local tennis club organized. town sees improvements with new six foot walk and street clearing. Telephone work expands as line crew camps in Elko for Kootenay lines toward Crows Nest.
J D Quail Builds Large New Warehouse on Baker Avenue
J D Quail has completed the foundation for a substantial warehouse on Baker avenue. The sixty foot frontage includes a concrete cellar, a first floor framed with 2x6s on girders, an iron and steel pit on the northern side, and a southeast area for a stable and carriage room. The structure rises one story above the foundation with ceiling joists sized for a possible future second floor, ensuring a heavy load capacity.
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J.D. Quail
Baker Avenue
Michel town notices and travel updates from the reporter
A. J. McCool left for Kitchener to oversee timber interests while A. C. Bowness of Cranbrook visited New Michel. New peddler A L Madinak was fined 33 dollars for selling without a license. Gov ernment agent J S T Alexander tours his new district. A I Wallen left for Hosmer with a warm send off. Rudnick and Harrison won the school contract at New Michel, a 28 by 84 foot building with a 14 foot ceiling and improved sanitary outbuildings, set to open in August.
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Michel Reporter
A. J. McCool
Kitchener
A. I. Wallen
Hosmer
Messrs
Rudnick & Harrison
New Michel
Wardner News Briefs From Cranbrook And District
Wardner notes list visitors to Cranbrook including Mr Roy Wardman and Mrs George Custer, visits by the Alexander brothers of Canadian Soa, and Fernie delegate Mr De Long. A bridge crew advances CPR steel work over the Kootenay river, due by Christmas. Local social plans reflect fundraising for the new church. A Run of local lads and visitors, sports notes, and jokes add to the Wardner round-up.
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C.P.R
Kootenay River
Moyie Leader Chlorky News Roundup Sparks Local Happenings
Moyie residents and nearby towns share a mix of curiosity and routine. Bonners Ferry resident Arthur Trent remains in the community while local moves shift to Swansea and surrounding farms. A July 4 celebration in Moyie featured a pig roast and lively late night noises.
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Moyie
Rthur Trent
Bonners Ferry
Alice mine to reopen today in Creston after bonding
The Alice mine, recently bonded by Ley and Douglas for capitalists, will reopen today with G Lowenberg as owners' representative. Ley Winfield Thompson arrived from Nelson to arrange first pack train provisions. First bricks produced by J Quaife using ranch material, an experimental burn yielding 6,000 bricks of good grade. A large strawberry from W K Brown's ranch drew town speculation. arbiter B E Wilson ruled it weighed 4 oz and measured 3 inches. P R Godfrey secured a wholesale liquor license for premises in Mercantile block. Tom Cole injured in a fall from a cottage roof on Hamilton's ranch. Continued on page eight.
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Cranbrook
Thos, Caven
Vic. Rollins
Archie Leitch
A. N. Watts
King
McBride
Alice
Creston
J. Quaife
T. Quaife, Jr
W. K. Brown
Tom Cole
Mamilton
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P.O. Hox
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P. O. Box
Homeseeker
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P.O
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Pride of the West
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