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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
3
Local notes teem with Cranbrook city sights and visitors
Cranbrook residents and visitors fill the town pages with notices of errands, sales, and social events. Names like W. V. Jackson Creston F. Dimont Fort Steele A. Doyle Fort Steele appear among shopping, rentals, hospital visits, and theater plans as residents track daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresser
C.C.S
Local notices and ads feature Cranbrook happenings
The Cranbrook Herald details assorted items including a circus visit by WW Joseph Walsh, rental offers, Miss Tannhauser’s Calgary fair success, C.C.S. building renovations, Loyal Orange parade and Fernie demon stration, Patmore Bros. tinware, Creston fruit country talk, J. J. Avison joining W. F. Gurd, a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Woodman, new fireproof bean pots at Fink Mercantile, T. C. Phillips and bride arrival, chef Jos Bourguine visiting, raspberries orders at Fink’s, and Mr. Doran to handle the Cranbrook crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink
Stardiniere
Dick Fraser
Louis Street
Chamber
H. P
Herald
Joseph Walsh
Fort Steele
Comial
Daily News
C.C.S
Orange Order
Fernie
Reed
Patmore Bros
Fred Little
Creston
Cranbrook
Little
Brit
Re Columbia
Red
J. J. Avison
Atkins, Robson & Co
Winniore
Man
W. F. Gurd
Avison
Winnipeg
British Columbia
T. Ghi
D. Drummond
B. Johnson
Laidlaw, Vroom and
Khunert
Fink Mercantile Co
T. C. Phillips
Bride
Bath
N.B
Phillips
C.P.R
Bourguine
Elk Lumber Company
Hosmer
Bourgoine
Elk River
Orangemen Celebrate Fernie Day Observance
Orange day observed in Fernie on the 18th with about two hundred Orangemen of the Pass. Cranbrook attendees joined a Baptist church service and traveled by Flyer to Fernie. A grand parade featured Thomas Hayter on a white horse as King William and the afternoon saw athletic sports. Attendees from Cranbrook included J Larrian W M T Boyter M McEnachern A Horsman T Horsman S Joyce and W Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Pass
Cranbrook
Baptist Church
Con City
Thomas Hayter
King William
J. Larriean
W.M
T. Boyter
M. McEnachern
A. Horsman
T. Horsman
8. Joyce
W. Walsh
Independents Defeated in Tight 6–3 League Game
Last Friday the Independents lost 6 to 3 as CPR slipped past them in a close league match. In another game the Grace Cameron Opera company team edged Cranbrook 10 to 9 on the afternoon schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pevrese the Independents
C.P.R
Grace Cameron Opera Company
Cranbrook
I Cranbrese
Postage Stamp Province Size Doubled in Manitoba Expansion
Under Laurier's boundary plan Manitoba will gain 178 479 square miles, expanding the province to 262 211 square miles total. The measure details the territorial increase within the Canadian boundary adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Laurier
Manitoba
When the Circus Comes to Town in Cranbrook
Yesterday Cranbrook enjoyed circus day with a parade at ten. Children and adults alike watched elephants camels horses and clowns while Norris Rowe presented a creditable show. The event drew families who enjoyed peanuts popcorn and pink lemonade together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cransbrook
Norris & Rowe
Cranbrook
Methodist Church July 19 1908 Services and Events
The Methodist Church announces services at 1 and 7 30 with Sunday school and Bible classes at 2. The evening discourse is Whosoever Will May Come. The church is cooled and well screened. Activities include Lpworth League Tuesday, literary at 8, and Prayer service Wednesday at 6. Visitors are welcome at church and parsonage. Report sickness to itv reactor promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpworth League
Itv
Tommy Stark Leaves Cranbrook for Vancouver Business Move
Thomas Stark longtime aide to G T Rogers departs Cranbrook today for Vancouver to pursue business. He is mourned by local friends and was presented with a pastmaster's jewel at a Cranbrook Masonic lodge meeting where many kind words and best wishes were offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stark
G.T. Rogers
Vancouver
Mr. Stark
Cranbrook
Masonic Lodge
Stark
Premier McBride Tour Through Cranbrook Visit
The premier Richard McBride with Dr. Young and Mrs. Young arrived in Cranbrook from Windermere at midnight and departed at 4 p.m. the same day by air to Victoria via Spokane. They were welcomed by local supporters and traveled by auto to Cranbrook in eleven hours.
Death of H. M. Wentworth Prominent Cranbrook Herald Writer
The Spokesman-Review reports the death of H. M. Wentworth of Spokane. He helped launch the Herald and wrote booster columns for Cranbrook. Described as a good man, he will be missed by oldtimers and friends in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman-Review
H. M. Wentworth
Spokane
Wentworth
Herald
Cranbrook
British Columbia Harbor Works Voted In House
Ottawa July 10 The harbor and river improvements for British Columbia were debated with votes totaling 168 000 including wharfs at Clayoquet and Shuswap Lake and dredging at Victoria harbor The measures cover inland waterways river channels and quarantine facilities with several rail and line extension items also approved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
British Columbia
Clayoquet
Vancouver
Golden
Arrowhead Lakes
Columbia River
Fraser River
Procter
Kootenay Lake
North Channel
Nanaimo
Shuswap Lake
Salmon Arm
Skeena
Thompson River
Victoria Harbor
William Head
Woods Lakes
Okanagan
Columbia
Feleriae
Pender and
Mayne Islands
Wisherine Oars Reale Line
Vernon-Kelowna
One Sided Sabbath Protest in Cottonland Lyrics
John Co. McNeill notes the fuss over keeping Sabbath and crow scare in the yard. A speaker laments crows in a corn patch, calling out religion and rural life with vivid regional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Co. McNeill
Cottonland
Wreck Near Medicine Hat Claims Several Lives
Lethbridge Herald reports a fatal crash near Medicine Hat with all flags at half mast. Victims include J Nicholson and R Twohey engineers, Phillip Millet conductor, W Archambault bagfagaman, and nine others. Inquest opened to view bodies. one week adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Messrs
Nicholson
Twohey
L. B
Ritchie
J. Nicholson
R. Twohey
Phillip Millet
W. d. Archambault
Bagfagaman
HW. Gray
James Gray
D. McRachern
L. Black
Samuel Abdur
Lethbridge
PRS Hieoe
Dominion Day in Old London at Franco British exhibition
Dominion Day celebration at the Franco British exhibition drew a high profile gathering including the Duke of Argyll Lord Dudley Lord Alverstone and other peers. Lord Strathcona praised Canada’s permanence and potential while speakers lauded loyalty and the Dominion’s future progress. The banquet at the palace of music was crowded with Canadians and friends of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Argyll
Lord Dudley
Lord Alverstone
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Lent Blyth
Lord Lichfield
Lord Fitzmaurice
Lord Aldenham
Lord Advocate
Scotland
Palace of Music
Canada
Lord Strathcona
South Africa
West Indies
United States
Dominion
Lord Derby
Marl Grey
Thibe
Argyll
T. C. Casgrain
K.C
England
Advocate
R. W. Perk
Lomi Fitzimattice
Strathcona
Lady Strathcona
Imperial Sports Club
Wisdom From Little Things on Warmth and Style
A reflective piece contrasts a woman’s summer cool with winter warmth and a boy’s learning from wearing his father’s old clothes. The prose links practical frugality to joy and growth through simple, familiar experiences.
Klingensmith Seeks Land Purchase Near Elk River
Charles Klingensmith of Elko B C plans to buy 80 acres described as starting at a post on the Crows Nest Southern right of way and running to Elk River and back to the starting boundary. The notice is dated July 8 1908 and concerns Cranbrook District in Southeast Kooto Tenay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dam
Hyde Baker
A.C. Bowness
Windermere
Richard McBride
A. C. Bowness
V. Hyde Baker
V. A. Rollins
N. Hanson
Crows Nest Pass
Wattsburg
Glass
C.S
Pickle
Captain Cook
Fornio
Salvation Army
John Reid
Mr. Reid
Charles Klinggnamith
Elko
B. C
Crows Nest
S.W
Elk River
Chas, Klingensmith
Cranbrook Boy Wins Three Calgary Track Prizes
Francis McConnell of Cranbrook now living in Vancouver captured three first prizes at Calgary championships. He won the 100 yards in 10 seconds, defeating Fred Jenkins by two yards, dominated the 220 and the 440 by a foot. Tommy Gallon, another Cranbrook boy, finished third in the 100 yards. McConnell proved top form from sprint to middle-distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McConnell
Cranbrook
Vancouver
Calgary
Fred Jenkins
McConnell
Ok Cranty
Tommy Gallon
Alberta
Lon
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Guild
Murphy & Fisher
Charles Murphy
Harold Fisher
Crrecent Sonar No
Knights of Pythias Cranbrook
P.m
W. A. Rolling
C. C
J. B. Henderson
Vane Brethren
Key City Lodge No
New Fraternity Hall
BE. Haines
Wm. Harris
Sec'y
Uranhrunk Lidge
Heguia
Dre
S. Hf. Hoskins
W. M
W. Connolly
Cranbrook Aerie
FOE
Fini
Edison Theatre
Cole
W. P. Chas. Smith
Loyal Orange Lodge
B. of L. F. Hall
EB. Larrigan
W. NM
John McLaughlan
Ree
Columbl
C. HW. Dunbar
B. Cc
DRS
King & Green
Physicians and Surgeons
Armstrong Ave
F. B. Miles
New Reid ‘Aleck Cranbrook
B.C
APU
Isi
Cummings
Civil Engineers
Dominion and
B.C. Land Surveyors
Nota CranBrOok, B.C
Beatty
George C. Egg
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Nelson, B.C
P.O. Bos
Thomas Caven
Methodist Church
Dresser and Stand
George Geary
Constable Herchmer
Marysville
Walter Will
Care Herald
Lo L James Brown
Wardner
P. Hamil
Herald Office
Dumont
Slitchcroft & Wowness
Peter McPhail
Jucge Wilson
Revelstoke
Cowiery Court
C.C
H. Dumont
McKenzie
Moyie
W. T. Miller
Canadian Casualty J Company
Nellie Handley
Edgar Benn
Ste.perti
David Griffith
Wild Horse
George Longpre
J.D
D. W. Angers
R. H. Bohart
Hlome
Randal Brothers
C.C.S. H
Grosseup
St. Paul, Minn
Great Northorm Railway
McNelly Siding
Dominion Meat Co., Ltd
Orangemen
Iowa
Taare Nor
P.C
Tommy Stark
Lethbridge Herald
Old London
Cranbrook Land District
Ko0otenay
Muhison
DEA
Gibson
Wartech
W. F. Tate “the Jeweler
Cranbrook Cidar Store
Geo. Welch
Cranbrook Drug & Book Company
the Cosmopolitan
E. I. Small
Alta
Lila
the Dominion Meat Company, Ltd
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