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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

4

Perry Creek Hotel Weekend Visitors and Local Developments

Cranbrook families Jean Alger Ralph Whebell Noble Spence and others spent Sunday at Perry Creek Hotel with a fine trout string. Mr Carr from Chicago visits Perry Creek country to oversee Home Stake mining work. McMann returns with ore from Perry Creek claims. Roadwork finishes to beyond the hotel and the bridge is rebuilt as crews finish the road. Kalispel resident Van Day visiting grandmother Mrs Burge at the Perry Creek Hotel.

Jean Alger Ralph Whebell Cranbrook Perry Creek Mr. Noble Mr. Spence Mr. Carr Chicago Home Stake Mr. McMann van Day Kalispel Mont Burge

Movielite and Miners Stir Moyie Area Travel Notes

Philip Conrad left Thursday for Anaconda Montana for two months. Families move to Bholt and Cranbrook visitors travel to Moyie. Miners Marcus, Danielson and Kinney heads to Emma mine and Trail employment. Father Kennedy led Catholic services Sunday.

Philip Conrad Anaconda Mont John Parkins Dave Parkins Bholt Parkins Emma Mine Grue L. A. Horne Rossland Mary Roberts Eholt P. Danielson Moyie Trail Kinney Meuller Conrad Cranbrook Father Kennedy

Local notes from Fort Steele and Cranbrook district

Fort Steele and nearby towns record a string of community updates. Births include a son born July 12 to Mr. and Mrs. J. Wirth. Visits feature Miss Kingston from Winnipeg and Mrs. A. H. Nicol host. Mine activity is noted with Kootenay King Mine promising ore shipments and Victor Mine preparing to ship. Individuals from Fernie Cranbrook Spokane Twin Falls and Kamloops area are mentioned for travel work and business.

Baker Sylvia Cranbrook J. Wirth Miss Kingston Winnipeg A. H. Nicol Eastern Points Jeffrey Ross Simmons Fernie Stewart Morris Wm. Myers Kootenay King KE. R. Abernethy C. A. Traband Spokane Victor Dan McNeich Don MacKay Twin Falls Idaho Wild Horse Creek A. W. Greenwood Western Canada Wholesale Co W. F. Cameron E. A. Traband Victor Mine

Certificate of Improvement for Comet Mineral Claim

Notice by Thos T McVittle agent for Elgin Jones to apply for Certificate of Improvements to obtain Crown Grant for the Comet Mineral Claim in Fort Steele Division East Kootenay District located one and a half miles above Kimberley on Mark Creek. Action under 87 must be commenced before issuance. dated May 27, 1916.

Comet Fort Steele Mining Division East Kootenay Kimberley Mark Creek Thos T, McVittle Elgin Jones

Marysville notes and visiting guests at Cranbrook

Fort Steele settler Alex Chisholm camps at his Park claim. Ben Keer increases Jersey herd to meet rising dairy demand. John Reid inspects road works while Mr Hess of Cranbrook brewery conducts business. Mrs EB Bidder visits Cranbrook with son Charlie and Mrs A Dryden hosts with Mrs Shipman. Miss Ivy Bidder vacationing with the Keers. Circular Bulletin No 18 on noxious weeds available. Several locals, including Norman Griswold and Duncan Dewar, register or visit Central Hotel and Lottie Lake with bathing noted. Reverend W H Bridge conducts services at the Church of England. M W Thanger and wife from Hawaiian Islands registered at Central Hotel. A group including Bidder family and others visit Lottie Lake for bathing.

Alex. Chisholm Fort Steele Park Ben Keer John Reid Hess Cranbrook EB. Bidder Charlie A. Dryden Shipman Waldo W. Garbutt Jerome Keer Ivy Bidder Madge Dot Keer Marysville Church of England M. W. Thanger Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Central Hotel W. Bidder G. B. Frieck R. Barrow Miss Barrow I. Bidder P. Mellor G. Ellis Lottie Lake

Elko Notes On Conservative Meeting At Pilko Hall

Fred Roo reports hot weather and a well attended Conservative gathering at Pilko Hall in Uirtz. Two Fernie cars brought supporters while candidate T Uphitl drew an ovation as speeches were sharp and lively, reflecting traditional Conservative mood and public interest.

Pilko Uirtz Hall Fernie T. Uphitl

Fernie District Events Mix Travel, Visits, and Local Happenings

Fernie electorial district details Mr Uphill's Legislative Assembly bid described as smooth. A Fernie delegation attends a Waldo meeting and Elko visitors mingle with Cal and Gateway residents. Sid Hummell recuperates in Bath after war injuries. Spokan e and Nelson visits, road work on Roosville road, Fish Hatchery scouting, and Mosquitoes pestering locals amid railway work trains in Elko and Michel.

Fernie Uphill B. C. Legislative Assembly Lloyd George Crow's Nest Elko Sid Hummell Prior Park Hospital Bath Eng Hugh Watt M. Nicholson Spokane Wash J. Joyce Flagstone Lumber Mills A. M. Marshall A. MacDonald Co Lethbridge Muir Flagstone George H. Scott Roosville Nelson McNeish Roosvill C. Ferguson

The Liberty Of The Child By Robert Ingersoll

A compact plea that children merit kindness and honesty from parents. It argues against tyrannical parenting, urges truthfulness with children, and notes the courage of child readers who see through deception. The piece uses anecdotes, including a Grand Rapids family, to illustrate child intelligence and fairness.

Photograph and graveyard faith in a parent's vow

The narrator argues against corporal punishment and for open, forgiving parenting. He pledges to never close his doors to his children, saying he would rather die than cause them pain. He advocates living so his children can truthfully say their father caused no suffering.

God

Letters oppose by law for high school in Nelson

Editor, the Herald. A reader urges voters to oppose a by law to fund a new high school next Friday arguing it would increase a tax burden. He suggests using the vacant Manual Training School instead and notes the small pupil need and added costs like salaries, janitor, and fuel. Martin Robey, a returned soldier, has been appointed assistant postmaster at Golden.

the Herald Webb Nelson Martin Robey Golden

Coal mining rights offered across western Canada and Yukon

Dominion notice states coal mining rights in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Yukon Territory North-West Territories and part of British Columbia may be leased for 21 years at 1 dollar per acre annually. Limits of 2,660 acres per applicant. Applications must be made in person to the local Agent or Sub-Agent. Fee of 5 dollars with refunds if rights unavailable. Royalty five cents per ton on merchantable coal and sworn production returns.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Yukon Territory North-West Territories British Columbia Surveyon

Water Act Extension Hearings Notice 1916

The Board of Investigation announces public meetings at Rights Branch Victoria and other sites in British Columbia to consider extensions of water plan filing periods under the Water Act 1914. Hearings run July 1 to 34 with various times and locations, requests may be filed at meetings.

Board of Investigation, Water Victoria B.C B. C Board of Investigation Armstrong

Dominion Lands Lease Offer for Coal Mining Rights

The notice states annual returns are due and the lease covers coal mining rights only, with optional purchase of surface rights necessary for mining at $10.00. Applications should be made to the Secretary of the Department of the Interior in Ottawa or to a Dominion Lands Agent or Sub-Agent. Deputy Minister Z W Cory signs the notice.

Department of the Interior Ottawa Dominion Lands Z. W. Cory N. B

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Thomas T. Mecredy W. F. Gurd P. O. Box Cranbrook, B. C DRSK Neenue Green Surgeons F. B. Miles Hanson B, C Cranbrook Cottage Hospital A. Salmon P. D W. R. Beatty Fenwick Ave Baker St F. M. MacPherson Undertaker Norbury Ave City Hall C. F. Nidd Organist Methodist Church H. R., Miller Montana Laundry Coeur D'Alene Spokane, Washington Great Northern Milwaukee Terminal Colville Reservation Cdevan Bosphonol Lodge and Society C. F KEY City Lodge Fraternity Hall W. M. Harris Pyles, N.G District News Knights OF Pythias Cranbrook, B. C Fraternity R. CG Carr de Vere Hunt Overseas Club Maple Hall Y. Brake J. F. Lower Women’s Institute Mra W. B. McFarlane Lecy John Shaw CHAS Parker Joe Marapodi L. M. Smith Ladies and Gentlemen’s Hats Relt Minard Kootenay Mineral Act Elko Notes BY Fred Roo Robert Ingersoll Fryeery Hell Hars Mother Nature Grand Rapids Michigan Agency Pictorial Review IRA R. Manning, Ltd Rhevited Producing CO Continents Charley Beattie-Murphy Drug Store Enderby Vernon Penchs and Penticton Greenwood
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