Local Market Ads And Community Notes In August
The page lists Beale and Elwell insurance offers and tungsten lamp prices, plus notices about lawn socials and church services. It covers local business ads, property work on the Catholic rectory, campgrounds at Moyie Lake, Cranbrook baseball chatter, and upcoming G W V A lawn events with speakers. It mentions civic figures, travel and camping plans, and a district mining engineer’s visit.
Local News from Cranbrook and District Highlights
Ald James Cameron returned from the Coast on Tuesday. Norman Hilton, formerly of Yahk, is now in the city at Worden Transfer. Mrs J J Sarvis and daughter Viola visited Calgary and returned. Mr P Lund joined Rotarians in Fernie then Cranbrook for a short stay. Mrs Win Mallett and two daughters from Munson Alta arrive for a few weeks with the Sinclairs. Mrs Gery Spreull and daughters depart for Ruslo for a month. Kimberley townsite Methodist church site bought for future building. Miss Annie McLennan of Nelson visiting at Mrs W B Haslam. Miss Hazel Trembath holidaying at Victoria then to Alaska ahead, later teaching at Cranbrook. Mr and Mrs S A Campbell of Winnipeg visiting with the Marshes. measles quarantine lifted. City Works tour to reservoir. project cost expected near 16,000. J F Scott returns from Coast as Cranbrook Retail Merchants delegate. Oliver speaks on rail freight. J H Collins to build ranch house for Soldier Settlement Board at Baker. Rev W T Tapscott declines Victoria call. Mr and Mrs W G Morton back from three week trip visiting relatives in Iowa. Brown, back from Ireland, compares conditions to Russia. Hinton family returns from Pincher Creek holiday. crop prospects favorable in Pincher district. Fred Lodge leaves for Vancouver. church presents him cuff links and a dress. Flying gravel on Baker Street blamed on speeding drivers. windows broken. City hall expects liquor profits distribution. four to five thousand dollars anticipated. Cranbrook bustling with tourists from U S and Canada. prairie routes pass through town as farmers seek southern B C land.
Canadian Pacific 1921 Report Sees Slow Yet Stable Recovery
The 1921 CP Rail annual report details lower gross earnings of 193,021,854 compared with 216,641,349 in 1920, yet net earnings rose to 84,201,710 due to strict cost cuts. Passenger numbers fell to 15,186,081 with shorter trips, freight tonnage dropped to 12,124,675,579 tons miles, and planned 10,187 investment for next year aims to revitalize activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party of Canada
C.P. R
Canada
FE. W. Beatty
X- Penses
Wedding Gifts of Silver Offers Refined Tableware Choice
This notice promotes a wide and tasteful silver collection ideal for weddings, emphasizing usefulness and enduring value. It highlights a comprehensive assortment suitable for table and sideboard displays, asserting moderate prices given quality and value.
Return to City This Week After Long Motor Tour
Mr and Mrs W F Cameron and Mr and Mrs John Martin return Wednesday from a seven weeks tour of Oregon Washington and California covering almost six thousand miles. Mike Stuck of Minneapolis joined part of the trip and left at Spokane. They traveled to the Mexican border, visited Pacific coast tourist spots, came back via Vancouver, and Cameron brought a Nash Sport Model from Spokane. Roads south of the line to Spokane are in poor condition due to heavy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cameron
John Martin
Oregon
Washington
California
Mike Stuck
Minneapolis
Spokane
Pacific Seaboard States
Vancouver
Cameron
Admirals and Generals to Attend G W V A Lawn Social
Admirals Foch Haig and Joffre and Generals Beattie Jellicoe and Ashworth will greet attendees at the G W V A lawn social on Friday August 4. General inspection of kit bags and club hats will be among the features. A police seizure halted a liquor shipment from Edmonton to British Columbia then eased, with the car escorted to Cranbrook ending a long police vigil. Calgary Herald notes a large Conservative executive meeting and renewed campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Turnley
Association
Foch
Haig
Joffre
Beattie
Jellicoe
Ashworth
G.W.V.A
Edmonton
British Columbia
C.P.R
B.C
C.N.R
Calgary
T. Francis
Cranbrook
Calgary Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beale & Blwell
W. F. Doran
Pha
Lister
St. Mary's Lake
Kitchener
Baptists
Presbyterians
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Tapscott
Beale & Hi
Women’s Conservative Association
A. Shankland
P. J. Dewall
MacFarlane
Harold Brown
8.Taylor
Henderson
J. H. Meighen
A Shankland
W. E B. Haslam
A. J. Balment
Great Britain
Ward of
Creston Review
Green
Prairies
Wycliffe
Beale & Elwell
Norbury Avenue
Moyie Lake
Bassett
Oddfellows
Parker Magee
Fleetwood
J . Alexander
Ashcroft
W. W. Worden
Alberta
Bert Haynes
Perry Creek
A. G. Langley
Kootenays
James Cameron
Norman Hilton
Yahk
City
Worden Transfer Office
J. J. Sarvis
Viola
P. Lund
Fernie
Lethbridge
Gery Spreull
Ruslo
Kimberley
Annie McLennan
Nelson
W. B. Haslam
McLennan
Central School
Hazel Trembath
Victoria
Alaska
Miss Trembath
MacLean School
Rossland Miner
S. A. Campbell
Winnipeg
G. F. Marsh
Campbell
Lord Robarts
Works Department
Aldermin Calment
Water Committee
J. F. Scott
Cranbrook Retail Merchants’ Association
Oliver
J. H. Collins
Mayock
Soldier Settlement Board
Baker
W.T. Tapscott
The
Baptist Church
Douglas St
Brown
Ireland
Russia
H. R. Hinton
Pincher Creek
Alta
Pincher
Fred Lodge
Methodist Church
Cranbrook Musical Society
Baker Street
United States
Missouri
Iowa
Montana
Saskatchewan
Corporation of the City of
Council
T. M. Roberts City Clerk
Weston’s Bargain Store
B. Weston
Canal Flat Mall
W. H. Wilson
K. P. Hall
D. Beard
H. J. Collier
H. Kummer
Brown Poultry Ranch
Fort Steele
J. K. Charlton
Stanson Avenue
WV. W. Kilby
J. M. Doherty
Clark Wallace
H. FB. Dill
H.C
Post
Limisden Avenue
Tee Ward
R.W. Edmonson
LCM
Fenwick Avenue
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer Co., Towriss & Adams