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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
3
Certificate of Improvements for Sullivan Hill Claim Near Kimberley
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co of Canada Limited, Miner’s Certificate 40194 C, intends within sixty days to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements to obtain a Crown Grant for the Fort St Helens Mining Division claim on Sullivan Hill near Kimberley. Action under section 85 must be commenced before the certificate is issued. Dated April 24, 1923. B G Montgomery, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Acme
Apex
Sims
Zenith
Wren
Pollox
Castor
Wolt
Hutux
Pebecco
Mrs Young Gains Thirty Four Lbs With Tanlac Claim
Mrs Bella Young of Hamilton Ontario reports dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. She describes prior illness including nervous breakdown, poor appetite, headaches and weakness, and says her weight rose from 104 to 148 pounds with renewed energy and rosy facial complexion. Tanlac advertised as sold by druggists with over 370 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Young
Cathcart Street
Hamilton
Ontario
Wycliffe Notes and Local News Roundup
Mrs R E H Trew and Mrs Chas Smith hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Trew s home with Mesdames Staples Johnson Leggett Frederickson Chomat Staples Crowe Cox and Miss Staples present. A. F. Crowe, recently operated on, is recovering well. Chomat takes Kimberley appointment. Mrs Chomat family to move late June. Tea hosted Friday by Mrs Thos Ireland and Miss Curley Reekie with several local ladies. Ida Mae Fleury visited from Wycliffe. Otis Staples Lumber Company bush crew returned to work. sawmill operates at three quarters time amid ongoing strike. Local team defeated Lumberton 11 to 2. Pennington dominant on mound. Dieboldt wild. Williams and Clark produced hits. Whitehead and Trimble below par in field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. H. Trew
Chas. Smith
Otis Staples Lumber Company
Lumberton
Wycliffe
Pennington
Dieboldt
Williams
Whitehead
Trimble
Steve Clark
Presidential Derby Looms as 1924 Race Begins
Hearst and Hearst affiliated figures lead a field of eight for the four year presidential race. Harding is the GOP favorite with Tolngon Borah Adoo Underwood Hoover among rivals. Democratic contenders include Ford Hearst McAdoo and Underwood aiming for the national convention.
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Hearst Jord
Post Bugle
United States
Harding
Hivos Tolngon
California
Borah
Adoo Underwooddaho
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
Detroit
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
New York
Treasury
William McAdoo
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Wasa Notes on Friday Socials and Wolf Creek Happenings
Bert Conklin and Paddy Lundy were in Wasa on Friday from Wolf Creek ranch. Peter Jeffrey returned from Wolf Creek where he has been improving his place, noting he needs a better half but eyeing a prospect. The week-end saw Jack Taylor at Cranbrook, Jack Allen may work on a large local ranch, and Harry Munroe with Miss Stewart visited Leask Boyter’s camp on Wolf Creek. Local mentions include Billy Floyd returning from Bull River, M A Beale and Carl Record visiting, and Hughie McGillis and Fred Falke building a homestead cabin on Wolf Creek. The strike lull in forestry slows operations, with hope for a mutual industry adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Conklin
Paddy Lundy
Wasa
Wolf Creek Ranch
Peter Jeffrey
Wolf Creek
Peter
Hughie McGillis
B. C. Spruce Mills
Lumberton
Fred Falke
New Wolf Creek Mill Under Kootenay Lumber Progress
The Wolf Creek mill, built by Kootenay Lumber Company, advances well under manager M Horie with Fred Brown of Cranbrook in charge. Harry Walker of Cranbrook cooks for the work crew as relations between workers and locals are restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Creek
The
Banff Prepares Luxurious Motor Camping Grounds
Preparations for the Banff Windermere road opening in the Central Rockies advance rapidly. New motor camping grounds near Banff and along the road are to be ready by June 15 ahead of the June 30 opening. The Mount Rundle site will be well equipped with electricity water supply piping culinary lavatory and telephone facilities. A caretaker will oversee the season and the camp will be inspected by the sanitary officer. About 250 lots will be available for campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banff-Windermere
Rockies
Banff
Mount Rundle
Dominion
Ore Shipments to Trail Smelter May 16–21
Report lists ore received at Trail Smelter for May 16 to 21 from mines in British Columbia and Washington. Notable entries include Alamo Mill Alamo B C Henderson Group Smithers B C and Lone Pine Last Chance Republic Wash with several tonnages. Silversmith Sandon B C shows lead ore. total ore 6,701 tons.
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Alamo
B. C
Henderson Group
Smithers
B.C
Knob Hill
Republic
Wash
Lone Pine
Last Chance
Quilp
New Denver
Standard
Silverton
B. St. Eugene
Moyle
Sandon
Company
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