Local Happenings and Notables in Cranbrook
Local notes recount visits and travel by residents including W L Rutledge and family from Medicine Hat, new Ford raffle by the Elks on August 6, and varied happenings around Cranbrook with births, visitors, and civic notes. A hospital birth at St Eugene, and police guard transport of Nels Larson to a mental hospital are mentioned along with community events and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Rutledge
Cranbrook
Medicine Hat
Mc.Leod
Mr. Rutledge
Ford
Elks
Baker Street
Pierce-Arrows
Lizzie
Nels Larson
Nelson
New Westminster
W. A. Walker
Yahk
Larson
Walker
G. E. L. MacKinnon
Essential eye care urged by optometrist
The ad emphasizes that 85 percent of learning comes through the eye and urges proper eye care. It advises immediate examinations for non wearers and yearly checks for those who wear glasses, claiming scientifically accurate examinations and precise lenses from W H Wilson, Registered Optometrist.
Local visits and sports note Cranbrook district
2011 visitors include Mr and Mrs W Bond and Mrs Bond Sr of Yahk in the city on the 12th. G C H Coleman toured from his Lake Windermere ranch. Transcontinental motorists Robertson party passed Cranbrook. mileage 8210. Yahk Victories beat Cranbrook 11 to 5 at Yahk baseball game. regular Cranbrook pitcher absent. Ratcliffe Garage ad and Kootenay Garage service note. Concentrator beat Victorias 11 to 5 at the ball park. Peaver starred with four hits and four runs. Jack Genest injured by a pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Jean
Mary Beattie
R. E. Beattie
Beattie
Harbor Board
Cranbrook
W. Bond
W. Bond, Sr
Yahk
City
Mrs. Robertson
Montreal
Victorias
W. A. Magee
Sceptre
Sask
F. G. Morris
F. E. Magee
Edna Magee
Medicine Hat
Ball Park
Concentrator
Cossack
Peaver
Jack Genest
City to issue debentures for steel main project in Slaterville
Cr an Brook Corporation announces subscriptions open Monday June 23 1924 for 8000 of debentures under By Law 243 to fund a new steel main in Slaterville. Debentures dated July 1 1924 mature July 1 1944 bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually at Imperial Bank of Canada. Subscriptions must be received by City Treasurer by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaterville
Imperial Bank of Canada
Wanted Position for General Housework at Cranbrook Hotel
Employment notice seeking a general housework position at the Cranbrook Hotel. Applicants are directed to apply at Room 38 for consideration. The notice is concise and provides no further details on hours or pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Earle Leigh
Next Star Theatre Watchmaker & Jeweller
Norbury Ave
Armstrong Avenue
Sue
Hemstitching
F. H. Bonnell
G. D. Quail
Fernie
Sidney Brewer
Elko
St. Eugene Hospital
H. Murray
J. 2. Murray
Saskatoon
Mark Nicholson
Murray
Beale & Elwell
J. A. Broley
Dan Hollinger
Harry McCoubrey
T. R. Flett
Kaslo
Kilby
G. C. H. Coleman
Invermere
F. B. Atkinson
Willow Point
J. G. Todhunter
Bill Johns
Cardiff
Wales
Kilby's
W. F. Black
Kimberley
Ay Son
Wm. Hawthorne
Vancouver
Ottawa
Royal Commission
G. J. Spreull
W. A. Fergie
Mirror Lake
Orangemen
A. Ti. Fisher
Cranbrook L.O.L
Lumberton L.O.L
Maple Hall
Wilson's Jewelry
J. S. Peck
Edmonton
H. A. McKowan
McKowan
Edward Quirk
Dick Simpson
Olive
Harry White
Trail
Lethbridge
McLeod
Prairie
B.P.C.E
Messrs
H. W. Laker
Smith
Crerar
Thomas
Dutch Creek
Norman Moore
C. G. Powell
Saskatchewan
Big 22
F. Doran
Fairmont
E Springs
Banff
B.C
A.E. Jones Contractor & Builder
Cranbrook, B.C
W.H. Wilson
Optometrist
THE
Granbroook
St. Joseph’s Creek
G. W. V. A. Hall
Texaco
Cretonne
Ratcliffe
Lake Windermere
Ratcliffe & Stewart Garage
W. G. Chester
Winnipeg
Order of Railway Conductors
Kootenay
Chevrolet
Corporation OF the City OF
Herald Office
Dewar Avenue
Wycliffe
C.P.R
Apply Herald Office
Christ Church
Messrs. N. A. Wallinger
M. A. Bealy
C. A. Cook
Thompson & Peterson
Cranbrook and
B. P.O. Elks, Lodge No
Bing
John Manning
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