Moyie News Highlights Local Directors and Crime Notice
The Moyie community plans a ball game in Fort Steele while Miss Jessie A. Stewart becomes Moyie primary teacher. Cambrian Mining Company directors are listed with Moyie figures and Kansas, Seattle, and Spokane ties. Constable Browning warns against improper refuse disposal, pledging prosecutions. An accident at the King Edward hotel leaves a Chinaman missing legs after being struck by a moving train. Mar Jack reports on his brother’s recovery. Local visits and business trips fill the week with fishing at Bull River and several townsfolk in Cranbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyie
Cranbrook
Fort Steele
Jessie A. Stewart
Grand Forks
Cambrian Mining Company, Limited
Charles A. MacKay
James N. Hyde
Reading
Kansas
A. J. Cooper
Spokate
W. W. Miller
Ossage City
Kan
Mar Jack
Bull River
Geo. Powell
Anderson
Wardner Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Wardner notes show Mrs. Anderson of Jaffray visiting Mrs. Martin for a day. Mr. M. Pennock traveled to Galloway on business. Miss Hazel Lund returned from Spokane after a month with friends. Kenneth Campbell departed for the coast last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pennock
Galloway
Lazel Lund
Spokane
Kenneth Campbell
Coast
Coeur d Alene Hotel Opens in Spokane with Modern Comforts
The new Coeur d Alene Hotel opened June 14, 1910 in Spokane offering 175 rooms including suites with private baths and long distance phones. Owned by Jacob Goetz and Harry F Baer the hotel features a grand lobby, brass beds, en suite baths, a modern cafe, and a roof panorama of Spokane reachable by electric elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Jacob Goetz
Jake
Harry F. Baer
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Spokane
Queen City
Inland Empire
Perry Creek Notes on Local Fishing and Fire News
Reports of abundant game promise a strong fall with plentiful grouse and deer. A. Burge returned with over fifty speckled beauties and another day with thirty six fish. Forest fires in the district caused no major damage. Mrs. FE Day of Kalispell Mont, visiting her mother, returned home last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Burge
FE. E. Day
Kalispell
Mont
Why Lumbermen Should Advertise
The piece argues that confidence underpins business and publicity builds that confidence. Advertising, by reducing ignorance, makes customers know you and your goods, fosters familiarity, and ultimately supports credit and trust in the market. It extols advertising as the era's strongest force for confidence and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman
The Value of Their Money in The Herald Ads
The Herald of Cranbrook is promoted as a popular newspaper that attracts readers year round with its broad features and variety. It argues readers value the paper for news and advertising, reaching households with money to buy standard quality goods from Herald advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Cranbrook
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Restore Health
When the stomach fails to function the bowels distort the stomach and liver become congested leading to many diseases. The stomach and liver must be restored to health and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets can be depended upon to do it. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all druggists and dealers. 10-8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Water power license sought by Bull River Electric Power Co
Public notice states The Bull River Electric Power Company Limited applies under the Water Act 1909 to diverts Bull River 1.5 miles above Bull River Bridge for 340 cubic feet per second to generate electricity. It plans to return water 10,000 feet downstream and uses Crown land none. capital two million dollars. head office Wardner BC. Application hearing set July 26, 1910 at 2 PM. Riparian owner: Canadian Pacific Railway Company lands Lot 4590, Group Kootenay. notice posted June 11, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Water District
Bull River
Bull River Electric Power Company, Limited
Wardner
B. C
Power Companies
Canadien Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay
Bull River Electric Power Com Pan
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THE
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Toronto
B. E. Walker
Alexander Laird
Canada
United States
Great Britain
R. T. Brymner
Cranbrook Foundry
P. O. Box
B.C
Beattie-Murphy Company
Fink Mersantile Company
Fink Mercantile Co
A. C. Pye
Patmore Bros
Tiners & Plumbers
Beattie-Murphy Co.,Ltd
Hill & Co
Keintyre & Erickson
Cranbrook Opera House
A. Fraser
Herald Publishing Company
the Granbrook Brick Co., Ltd
British Columbia
Jos, Brault
Canadian Hotel
the Royal Hotel
L. V. Roberts
Proprieteas Cor. Stanley and
Lilen Ste. Nelson
Chicke Gamer
J. W. Widdowson
Slong
P.O
Bor
Nelson
Sas
William Spureks
Seattle
Constable Browning
Browning
HOTEL
J. C. Cullahan
Perry Creek
Okanagan College
Summerland
Nares Everett W. Sawyer
DCL
Imperial Bank of Canada
D. R. Wilkie
Robert Jaffray
Savings Department
W. Supple
Mgr
the Quality Store
Cranbrook Agency Company
City of
Lumaden Avenue
St Joseph's Creek
Beale & Elwell
Cranbrook, B.C
Lakeview Resort
ST. Mary's Lake
Marysville
Just
Paul Handley
Central Hotel
Marysville, B. C
Be, H. Small
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