Cranbrook News Notes and Local Notices
Cranbrook notes cover civic updates, business ads, and local incidents. Reports include police clerk assessment rolls, fire department relief funds, road and property appeals, and various sale notices. The item highlights community figures, tradesmen, and seasonal events in Cranbrook.
Circulation figures for Cranbrook Herald announced
F. E. Simpson, manager, reports the Herald’s 1908 circulation as 71,070 copies. Yearly total 71,070. average monthly 5,023.3. average weekly 1,866.47. Notarized February 10, 1900, by John Hutchison in Cranbrook, B C.
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Cranbrook
B.C
Cranbrook Citizens Urged to Help Clean Up and Celebrate
By Observations Cranbrook residents are urged to beautify the town and take part in July 1 celebrations with neighboring towns Fernie Fort Steele Moyle Creston. The Cranbrook Board of Trade asks residents to join and pay $2 to support its work. S. S. Taylor and J. A. Harvey announce a Vancouver law partnership forming Taylor Warvey to practice there beginning June 10 1909.
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Jor
Harvey
Uisi Columbia
Starvey
Mast Kootenay
Saylor
Nelson
R.T. Brymer
Bank of Commerce
Brymner
Dan Howe
Calamity Curve
Marysville
Slowe
William Jennings Bryan
Kor Sale
Methodist
Lili S. E. Oliver
Proctor
Toby Creek
Tsarl Grey
Oliver
England
Bevan
Griffin Ranch
Creston
B.C
Cranbrook
Roberts
Ulue
Milloports
W. F. Tate
Mr.Tate
Raworth Bros
Luthbridge
Vancouver
Sindar
D. Burton
Burwell Avenue
Illiam Cameron
Cameron
Fernie
Fort Steele
Moyle
Vic Herald
Crantrock
West
Board of Trade
Herald
S. S. Taylor
K. C
Taylor & O'Shea
B. C
J. A. Harvey
Harvey, McCarter & Pinkham
Revelstoke
Taylor & Warvey
Tay
Cranbrook notices mix business and garden plans
Local notes report J T Laidlaw selling his office to the townsite office and starting work on the Board of Trade garden plot near the UVA station with fruit trees for travelers. The item also lists job ads for a shipper and a professional gardener, plus arrivals and visits by several businessmen and residents.
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J.T. Laidlaw
C.L
Laidlaw
Uva
Hox
Cranbrook
B. C
John Dezall
Staveley
Alberta
Dezall
J. WH
King
Quebec
Herald
W. Haslam
Spokane
Board of Trade
William Henderson
Dominion
Victoria
McCallum & Co
Fernie
J. Starke
W. Starke
Basingstoke
Hampshire
England
Messrs. Starke
A. Leitch
Lou Macfarlane Leitch
James Gordon Sutherland
Knox Church
A. L. McDermot
St. Eugene
Green
Wild Horse
J.D. McBride
J. A. Ferguson
East Kootena
Manitoba Hotel
W. D. Laidlaw
Fink Mercantile Company
St. Mary's
Stratford
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Joe Martin
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New Brick Company
5. Richards
Baker
Dezer
Wilson
Uh Jntge
Hi. W. Falkins
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Prince Rupert
Elko
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John Hutchison
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British Columbia
South
FP. A. Russell
D. B. Dulmage
Cranbrook, B.C
Man
East Kootenay
Oill & Company
Hill & Company
Cranbrook’s Greatest Store
Pabst Beer
A. L. McDermot Wholesale
P. Woods & CO
Armstrong
Windsor
Baby’s
Golden West
ROYAL
CROWN
Whiteswan
Sunlight
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G. T. Rogers
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