Manitoba election results show Liberal popular vote lead
Manitoba returns from yesterday’s election indicate a Liberal majority in the popular vote, with Roblin’s Conservatives claiming 26 seats to the Liberals 21 and three deferred races still unsettled. Analysis cites close races at Kildonan and others, possible recounts, and ongoing uncertainty about the final legislative majority.
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Manitoba
Roblin
Winnipeg
Liberals
St. George and
Ste. Rose
Conservatives
Kildonan
Montague
Norris
Messrs
Rogers
Dr. Roche
Arthur Meighen
Free Press
Carlton Street
Arthur—J. Williams
Assiniboia
J. T. Haig
Beautiful Plains
J. H. Howden
H. J. McFadden
Gilbert Plains Samus Hughes
Ganiil—S. Thorvaldson
Gladstone
Dr. J, Kr, Armstrong
Glenwood
James Brakey
Hamleta
McConnell
Iberville A. Hornard
Kildonan-St. Andrews
W. JH. Montague
Killarney
George Lawrence
Lakeside
J. Garland
Lansdowne
T. ©. Norris
Laverandrye
J. BB
Lawton
Manitou
J. Morris
Minnedosa
George A. Grierson
Mordon-hineland
Valentine Winkler
Morris
Jacques Parent
Dufferin
Orangemen
Liberal
The
Machin
Rodmond Roblin
Liberal Party
Sir Redmond
Wedding of Miss Hadith Stephens to J F Broughton in Cranbrook
Miss Hadith Isabel Stephens and Mr J F Broughton wed at Knox church in Cranbrook on a sunny Wednesday afternoon. The reception followed at the Stephens family home with speeches by S Roberts and Rev W K Thorson and a lively house party with music and games. The couple will reside on Cranbrook Street.
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Hadith Isabel Stephens
W. E. Stephens
J. F. Broughton
Knox Church
W. K. Thomson Offichiting
W. EB. Stephens
Miss Grace
Ruth Stephens
Harold Stephens
8. Roberts
GPR
Calgary
J. S. Broughton
Broughton
W. K. Thorson
W. B. Stephens
Knox Church Literary and Debating Society
Cranbrook
Thealty
Ranbrook Street
School Board Meeting in City Hall on Friday July 10
The school trustees met in city hall last Friday evening July 10 at 8 oclock. Chairman White presided with Trustees Quain Wilson and Laurie. A special committee of Fink and Qualn was appointed to arrange for a new school in the Kootenay Orchards district. Janitor and principal applications were received and laid over for further consideration. Janitor Logan was given authority to hire a team and necessary help at the school grounds for up to two days, with building committee power to act. The finance committee reported accounts for payment including teachers salaries and Kimberley sawmill operations. Output of 80,000 feet per day is being marketed by Otis Staplea Lumber Company Limited, Wycliffe.
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White
Quain
Wilson
Laurie
Fink and
Qualn
Kootenay Orchards
Logan
Duncan MacFarlane
Kimberley 4
Otis Staplea Lumber Company, Limited
Wycliffe
Cranbrook bylaw on dam contract labor rules published
City of Cranbrook publishes the contract for dam and water works with Hotson Leader & Goode of Lethbridge. It details employment of white labor, a $40 000 work, a $20 000 bond, wage minimum of 2.50 a day, payroll receipts, semi monthly payments, and engineer’s final say on damages and completions. The notice accompanies other Cranbrook civic items and local industrial notes.
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Cranbrook
Hotson, Leader & Goode
Lethbridge
St. Joseph's Creek
Mirkdd
Gald
Hotson
Leader
Goode
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Hotson G
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J, Goode
Cranbrook Triumphs Over Fernie In Lax Match 10 to 3
Cranbrook lacrosse team won 10 to 3 against Fernie amid missing regulars and Fernie’s weak forward teamwork. Scorers for Cranbrook included Matthews Crowe Chambers and McDougall for Fernie, with Crowe scoring the lone Cranbrook goal in the third period and Matthews adding another late. Bert Black and Haven made stout defense for Fernie as referee Maurice Quain oversaw the game. Timekeepers were A L McDermot for Cranbrook and Robichaud for Fernie.
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Fernie
Cranbrook
Clode
Kernie
McMillan
Matthews
Crowe
Bert Black
Haven
McKay Bea
Scott Beens
Cesseeaeenee
Eent Greaves
Seeres Kirkpatrick
McPhee
Bryan
Idee Wallace
Passing of a Pioneer David Griffith 1834 1919 East Kootenay figure
David Griffiths longtime East Kootenay resident and mining entrepreneur died at Fort Steele aged 85. Born in Wales in 1834 he joined the California gold rush era, helped develop Wild Horse placer mining, and later owned mining interests across the Kootenay region. Funeral held Monday evening led by Rev. B P Flewelling. A Leask & Johnson creditors meeting in Cranbrook reported over 95 percent debt represented. future company affairs placed under Leask with a supervising creditors committee.
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David Griffiths
Fort Steele
Griffith
East Kootenay
Nelson
Pianeers
David Griffith
Wales
California
Old Country
Caps Horn
San Francisco
Wild Horse Creek
British Columbia
Kootenay Valley
David Nowell
Vancouver
B. P. Flewelling
Christchurch
W. R. Sheatty
Leask & Johnson
Cranbrook
T. W. Leask
Leask
Collowa
Eyre
Joyce
Hridges
Stevenson
McBride
Orangemen Celebrate 224th Battle Anniversary in Cranbrook
Orangemen from Fernie and districts gathered in Cranbrook for the 224th Boyne anniversary. Despite rain the parade and ceremonies featured Fernie bagpipers, local bands, and speeches by Loyal Orange Lodge leaders. Athletic events yielded multiple prizes, and an evening lacrosse match and ball drew large crowds with a sword dance and bagpipe music concluding the day.
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Hudson
South
W. L. Parrish
Mountain
J. J. Baird
Norfolk
John Graham
Portage In Pickle
K. A. McPherson
F. Y. Newton
Rockwood
Isaac Reilly
Conservatlv
Rrussell
J. D. McDonald
St. Boniface
Joseph Bernier
Bt. Clements
Donald A. Ross
St. Gorge
E. J. Taylor
St. Rose
Joseph Hamlin
Swan River
W. H. Simy
Yrurtle Mountain
Joseph Johnson
Virden
George Clingan
North
D. McLean
Joseph F. Foley
H. Johnson
F. L. Dixon
Toronto Globe
Feveene Even Ee
Beattie-Murphy Co., Ltd
Cranbrook Steam Laundry
Cranbrook Electric Light Co
Colonist Printing Co
City of Cranbrook
Cranbrook Sash & Door Co., Ltd
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
Patmore Bros
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Bull River
Wardner
Lacrosse
Wiloon
Lesteh
Bathie
Chambers
Stubbs
Gallaher
Belfast. Mary
Hector Herniman
F. M. Macpherson
Walter Lee
Frank Oxworth
Pirat
Merle Carson
R. J. Binnitg
Marle Moore
Home Bakery
Wilhemita Woodman
John Manning
Gordon Armstrong
Cranbrook Drug & Hook Co
Eric MacKinnon
Beattie-Murphy Co
Robert Beaton
Baker Street
Lodge
James Boyce
Vernle Lodge
Jax. Boyce
Mr. Falconer
Boy Scout
King William
Lady True Blue Lodge
Fernie Bagpipers
Fernie Lodge
Orange Lodge
R. S. Garrett
W. K. Thomson
Taylor
Fernle
J. F. Smith
Orange
Order
Cranbrook City Band
Cranbrook Lodge
W. E. Dunham
Spain
Trome
France
W. J. Scott
H. A. McKowan
Cranbrook Sash & Door Company, Limited
Prairie Contractors
Christina Carson
Cranbrook Drug &Oak Co
Margaret Leask
Beattie Murphy Co
Isabel Parker
Solomon Koury
E.G. Gwynne
H. Smith
Lloyd Crowe
KB. Carson
McCreery Bros
M. Drummond
R. Moffatt
J. Patterson
F. Kummer
M. St. Eloi
Neta Robinson
Ira Manning
Annie Orr
Adamson
Halsall & Co
Kelly
Schulthers
Raworth Bros
A. Brown
W. H. Wilson
Vada Boyter
Cranbrook Trading Co
P. Orr
Orange Studies
Dally Nicholson
Fink Mercantile Co
Misk McGuire
Mrs. Corrie
Joe Walkley
J. Skilling
F. Carlson
Gillette
F Parks & Co
Lee Sims
A. “. Bowness
Y. Skilling
J. D. McBride
R. §. Garrett
E. A. Hill
Orange Lodges
Foster and Campbell
Garrett
W. M. Creighton
Fertile
Mistress Brooks
Charlie McCowan
Bro. Rcott
Pernie
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