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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
6
East Kootenay papers report Coal Creek hiring exceeding 1000 workers with tipple and track work in progress. The Frank Mine tragedy sees Win. Carmick killed in a manhole accident. Children’s Day in Elk Valley draws about seven hundred, with organized picnics and trains from Fernie and Michel.
C I Hales a claims agent at Crows Nest was beaten by two men on Wednesday night while returning from a fishing trip. They knocked him down near the track grade east of Summit and fled after brutal kicks to his face. he was found semi conscious and cared for by Dr. McSorley and Constable Drummond. Hales identified one assailant and police expect arrests.
Patrick Sullivan longtime St. Magene mine shift boss died after brief illness in Cranbrook hospital and was moved to Spokane for burial with cousin Con Lynch accompanying. Wife and several Spokane residents survive. Moyie couple William Dunaway and Mary McLead wed in South Moyie by Rev. C. A. McDiarmid. Jack Cartwright fills shift at St. Hugene concentrator as Harry Stewart rests in Spokane. Moyie School principal M A Phalen resigns. trustees undecided. Two births this week, a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Brad and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Patrick Hartigan. Chas. ONeill returned from month-long eastern trip via Toronto Chicago New York. Report says P Burns & Co. new delivery rig well received by observers.
Windermere Outcrop reports gate damage debate and law enforcement emphasis. It notes G A Stark’s grafting success, Wilmer garden florals, and a thriving Cranbrook connection. It covers the Columbia River Lumber store progress at Athalmer, Cranbrook Herald reception, a possible population surge, the Graingers marriage in Cranbrook, and Kootenay Central Railway grading tenders delayed to July With.
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