Baseball action sparks local standings impact
The past week featured spirited games as Shops boost hopes. Saturday Wycliffe lost 21 to 10 to a Cranbrook selection. Pitching was erratic, fielding uneven, but Cranbrook pulled ahead early and widened the gap to finish with a 21 to 10 win.
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Hottest baseball clash pits Small and Bates selections
Two teams chosen by officials Small and Bates prepare for a highly anticipated game next Tuesday. Burton Harrington, plus McCallum Miller and others headline rival squads. A large crowd is expected and A McCallum will keep the official score as the North Stars of Elko visit Wardner for a friendly, described as the best local diamond game to date.
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Drowned at Marysville Two men lose lives crossing river
In Marysville two smelter workers J McLeod and T Lewis attempted to cross the St Marys River to a nearby prospecting spot. A boat was found overturned with MeLeod’s body recovered two miles below the smelter. Lewis’s body remains missing. A separate report notes a stranger drowned while attempting to wade the river during a search party hour.
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Cranbrook City Council Sees Light Agenda and Odds on Scavenger
Regular session led by Mayor in Kimberley with Alderman Hill presiding. limited business discussed including a potential scavenger position, C P R waste water report referred to committee, and talks on games of chance, office furniture for the government building, and water works funding. A mechanical engineer seeks a mill construction superintendent position.
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Gill
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