For Sale Good saddle pony and harness broke
For sale a saddle pony broken to harness and suitable for work. Also a good horse for a small rancher. Cheap for cash. Apply Herald office Box WW 24-tt.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
6
For sale a saddle pony broken to harness and suitable for work. Also a good horse for a small rancher. Cheap for cash. Apply Herald office Box WW 24-tt.
District notes odd items from Elko including a hive theft at Kennedy's apiary and jokes about milking cows. A Grand Pall is planned at Hirta's hall and various social events are cancelled due to heavy cows. The Daisy Bell stock company played Elko to crowded houses as visitors arrive from Fernie and beyond.
Wardner locals recount visits from Mrs Len Renwick and her son of Manistee J, Mrs Otto Wisner, and A B Fenwick and family from Fort Steele. A brass band performance drew many listeners. Miss Verle Martin passed the third year high school exams while ill in bed, a notable achievement for the town.
Mr and Mrs Day of Kalispell Montana visit Perry Creek and plan several days fishing. E G Boynton and J A Bright of Wisconsin arrive, optimistic about Perry Creek placers and future development. Bright expects his company to expand exploitation and push work, signaling a lively mining camp ahead.
The notices state meetings held in Carmen's Hall on the first and third Thursday each month at 8 p m. The recipients are Mrs Lulu Hayward recording secretary and W B McFarlane chief ranger. Visiting brethren are welcome.
A notice announces the intent to issue a duplicate Certificate of Title to The Fort Steeler Development Syndicate Limited for numerous Kimberley town lots and blocks in Nelson BC, dated 28 April 1910. Another notice states an application for a coal and petroleum prospecting license in South East Kootenay Block 4593, covering 610 acres, with Roy Allen as agent for Kootenay Coal Co. Limited, dated May 1912.
In Cranbrook Mrs Kelly and Mrs Rafferty discuss woman suffrage across a fence. The Philadelphia Record quotes the first lady questioning the vote effort while Mrs Rafferty dismisses it stating her family’s men vote, and she believes a lady should receive her husband’s pay.
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