Kimberley News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Kimberley residents report on new staff at the concentrator camp Ted Nagle joins the office team. Community notices include births marriages hospital confinement and travel plans with various local figures and businesses. Fraser River lumber exports show a sharp year over year rise with 1924 first quarter figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Nagle
Penticton
Ted
Ofice
Vancouver
Fraser River
Wycliffe Notes On Trips Visitors And Local Events
WYCLIFFE notes include D Sawyer and W Morris driving to Calgary for the stampede returning Monday of last week. Matt Forrest accompanied them and drove the car’s chauffeur home. Mrs W James and her son arrived from Couer d Alene Idaho to spend summer with Mr James and family. Local dances, store staff changes, and a grand holiday trip to Grand Forks and Vancouver are reported along with formal and social occurrences. A Fernie ball game and a local disturbance involving rowdies are described amid broader regional updates. Exports of wheat to the United States rose in May, and the gypsum industry in Sydney N S is expanding with summer hires and plans for Newfoundland shipments.
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D. Sawyer
W. Morris
Calgary
Matt Forrest
I.johren
Gull Lake
Sask
Iis
Mr. Johren
Fernie
Kimberley Defeats Bonners Ferry in Baseball Doubleheader
Kimberley beat Bonners Ferry 8-1 on Sunday in a pitchers battle with Pennington earning the win and strong team support. Kimberley also won 4-2 at home Tuesday night, riding solid defense and a standout Bonners Ferry first baseman.
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Bonners Ferry
Kimberley
Bonners
Ferry
Pennington
French sprinter Epbard trains in U S for three races
Epbard the fastest French horse now in the United States is under trainer Eugene Lieg¢. He is being conditioned for three races against the Angelesm champions of We ved ons yet to be selected.
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A Epbard
U. S
Eugene Lieg
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Radium Hot Springs
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Nick McKenzie
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Ottawa
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