Canada and BC lumber gains pace via Sudan railway tie deal
Soudan Government accepted a tender from a British Columbia firm for 190000 ties of Douglas fir to be shipped from Canada. BC lumber exports surged with water-borne shipments totaling 12,707,182 board feet, while BC loans for Hebridean settlers were announced. Canada seeks gains in industry and immigration as France and Belgium show keen interest in Canadian goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Soudan
ED. C. Midwinter
General Ager
Africa
British Columbia
Britis Columbia
France
Belgium
H. B. Tessier
Montreal
Tessier
Canada
Calgary
Alberta
Dominion
Palberta
Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Death of Elsie Eileen Brooks Beloved Wife and Mother
Elsie Eileen Brooks wife of C H Brooks formerly of Baynes and Waldo died Tuesday at 6 80 pm in Kalispell Montana hospital from complications after childbirth leading to peritonitis. Baby David John survives. Funeral July 11 at Episcopal Church Columbia Falls Montana. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Born England twenty seven years ago she married in Moyie August 9 1915 and lived at Baynes Lake and Half Moon Montana. Survives include four year old son Lesle. Her death shocked husband and parents G Nutt of Wardner and is deeply mourned by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Eileen Brooks
Elsie
Eileen
C. H. Brooks
Baynes and
Waldo
Episcopal Church of
Columbia Falls
Montana
Young
Woodlawn
England
Baynes
Moyie
Baynes Lake
Half Moon
Brooks
New State
Lesle
G. Nutt
Wardner
New Provincial Legislature Set to Meet October 27
Proclamation in the British Columbia Gazette announces the legislature will convene on Monday October 27 for despatch of business. Speculation surrounds cabinet reorganization if Premier Oliver retires with names like J D MacLean Wm Sloan and T D Patullo floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Province of
J. D. MacLean
Wm. Sloan
T. D. Patullo
Oliver
Fort Steele Notes on Society and Local Events
Mrs and Miss Cummings left Monday for Cranbrook with Miss Cummings set to visit Miss Betty Green at Mirror Lake. Fort Steele beat Bull River in a Sunday ball game. Mrs Mather Mrs Howard and family along with Mrs Cretney and family left for Radium Hot Springs. Miss Cummings and cousin visited Brander ranch. Mrs John Wise left to join her husband at Wild Horse camp. Friends of Mr and Mrs Richardson recovering from flu. Mr H Chamnings spent Sunday at home then returned to Kimberley. School trustees were appointed on Saturday with Mrs H Kershaw replacing Mr B Werden. Miss Gillespie left for holidays Wednesday with two brothers. Mrs Cretney left Tuesday to join Mr Cretney at Sheep Creek ranch.
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Mrs
Miss Cummings
Cranbrook
Betty Green
Mirror Lake
John Wise
Wild Horse Camp
Mr. H. Chamnings
Kimberley
Mrs. Cretney
Mr. Cretney
Sheep Creek
East Kootenay elders and notable visitors featured
Invermere notes report Baptiste Morigeau's serious operation in Red Deer with gradual recovery at 84. Miss Walter of London and Miss Moore of Lady Moore travel toward Banff Windermere to join Trail Riders for a pow wow on the 17th. Windermere Golf Club opens season amid a well attended fete under Mrs Jackson. Mrs Armstrong returns from Sinclair Hot Springs. Swansea Mountain fire subdued and Dutch Creek sparking a new blaze. forester Norman Moore visiting.
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Herald
Invermere
B.C
East Kootenay
Baptiste Morigeau
Red Deer
Morigeau
Elk River
Kootenay
Miss Walter
London
England
Miss Moore
Windermere Golf Club, Ltd
H. B. Jackson
C.P.R. Lake Windermere
Swansea Mountain
Dutch Creek
Norman Moore
Quips and Cartoon Bits from a News Page Jest
A collage of vintage quips and light gags in a newspaper page, including in jokes about income, politics, royalty, robbers, and everyday life. The snippets show humorous exchanges among a grocer, a congressman’s wife, a professor, and a tourist guide, reflecting period humor and social themes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Church
Lumberton and Cranbrook
Loyal Orange Order
Nr.w.a.fergie
Campbell-Manning
Drs. Green & MacKinnon Physicians and Surgeons Office
Armstrong Avenue
F. B. Miles
Henson Bik
Cranbrook, B.C
F.m.macpherson
Norbury Ave
City Hall
Women's Institute
K. of P. Hall
W. W. Wolfer
fec.Treaurer
Finlayson
C. F
KEY City Lodge
N.G. R. W. Leonard Ree
B. G. Dingley
P.G
Nelson Business
Gollese
P.O. Box
Nelson, B.C
Geo. R. Leask
Norbury Avenue
Edwards Street
Sainsbury & Ryan
Mike Kuzmenko
Cranbrook Street
Moffatt
Omaabroch St Opp
Bank of Oa
Phene
W. B. Haynes
Louth
Alex
Cranbrook Cleaners
Big Butte Dairy Farm
FHONE
Brom
H. C. Long
Tailor van Horne
Depot
Fraser Valley
Pacific Milk Co., Ltd
Vancouver
Abbotsford
Ladner
Hebrides
Islands
Wembley
H. E. Tessier
Montclare
Timne
Europe
J. Murray Gibbon
Ans
Mr. Gibbon
Canadian Pacific Railway
United Kingdom
Orient
South America
Bureau of Statistics
R. H. Willian
Regina
Barbados
West Indies
Earl Bridges
le Pas
Bridges
Pacific Coast
Indsor
Ont
Canadian Pacific
Ford
Mayrburn
Canadian Pacific Department of Colonization and Development
Department of Agriculture
Minnewanka
Banff Museum
Rockies
Fort Steele
Bull River
Brander Ranch
Mrs. Richardson
Miss Gillespie
F. P. Armstrong
Nelson
C.P.R
Sinclair Hot Springs
Useson
Jeages Joh
Ruth
Freddie
Fred
King
Washington
George
Senate
Eeees
L. D. Cafe
Little Davenport
Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
Crawford
Garden Avenue
Gaby
Va Baan
Edward McCuLlough
Tompkins
Movnte WiGaiau
Joe Uyematsu
van Horne St. Opp
C.P. Depot
Cranbrook B.C
Alfred Seto
John Gard
Hanson Avenue
Near
Pacific
Spokane
Fornio
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Wycliffe
Arive
Lake Windermere
Golden
Bam
Proctor
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