Cranbrook notes include visits, bidding events and ads
Local items report numerous visits to Cranbrook from W. Tarrant Luke Creek Sasty town and others. Mentions include Beeker Calgary, Staples Wycliffe, Galbraith Fort Steck and more. Notices cover rentals, ads, town improvements, a fire department refund, and an upcoming excursion to Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speehal Sele Pats
W. Tarrant
Luke Creek
Sasty Town
G. Tletherington
Creston
FW. Burgess
Wartiett
Cranbrook
Beeker
Calgary
Krapfel
North Sun Lumber Company
Elke
McConnell
Francis McDonnell
Witt & Co
Nei
Mebend Curnin
North Star
Francis Chie Aml
Daffray
Wis Reetstrou
Monilay
Olsen
Boop Ith
Haniel
Arelve
Fire Brigade and Town battle for Mighton medal sparks
In a slowed pace schedule game both teams relied on defense with limited players. Scotty’s pass found Bob Baldwin for Town’s early score while Harrison of the Brigade struck early in the second half from a kick and long shot. Kelly’s late shot gave Brigade a narrow win as Long refereed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Brigade
Ubis
Todve
Scotty
Bob Baldwin
Harrison
Brigade
Kelly
Fred Long
Gymmnasium
Town Battle Ends With Narrow Lead And Postponed Games
In a tense match the town trailed most of the game before a late rally, securing a crucial goal and a corner kick in the final minutes. The Brigade leads with 3 points and awaits two postponed games as the season nears half completion. Cottage sales in Lethbridge and an upcoming excursion to Elko are noted amid local notices. A Montreal wedding connects Miss Hazel Reed Pavertey to Mr Francis Kedley Marsh with detailed ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cova Halt
Diminy Rageths
Haliwit
Brigade
Hame
Town
Tewari
Alne Davis
Tlenty Warren
Toronto
Maret
Bitte States
Wedding Attire Noted For Bride In Dark Blue Costume
The bride wore a dark blue costume with a finger shirt waist and blue hat. Mrs. Marsh received many handsome presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trip
Mrs. Marsh
Kamloops Hold Up Trial Ends With Life and 25 Year Sentences
Kamloops reports the second trial of Ridwards Dunn and Cob quiom ending with life imprisonment for Ridwards, Dunn sentenced to twenty five years for Colque Hout. Verdict finds all defendants guilty of holding up a CG POR express near the docks and robbing the mail bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamloops
Ridwards
Dunn
Cobquiom
Docks
Mir Tits
George Pidwards
Wilian Dunn
Louis Colque Hout
Funeral of Mrs Joseph Austin in Mast Kootenay district
The funeral for Mrs. Joseph Austin, who died at St Eugene hospital, drew a large crowd from Masome and Odd Fellows lodges. The service occurred at the station with Rev. Ross officiating, and many passengers recalled her kindness. Pallbearers and telegraph staff connected with the lodges attended in formal tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Austin
St. Eugene
Elka
Masome
Odd Fellows
Beatty
Ross
Fernie
Bdia
Ca, Dow, Woodacey
CY Whinensmith
Robert Couxbret Sheridan
A. PL
Bicken Winnipeg
Western Lines
J Ih
Wrotier
Monreal
Eastern Lines
Lte Wilson
Wardner
Moon. Murphy
Cowley
Rom. Reid
Port Steate Suction
J MacDonell Cranbrook
Despatcher
So A. Tnelis
Dat Fray
Le.Peebles
Operatar Fernie
M. Tinds
Ryan
Krupp Heiress Bertha Krupp's Fiance Takes Over Krupp Works
Berlin reports Gustave Bohlen Waidhalbach, secretary to the Prussian legation and Bertha Krupp’s fiancé, will resign from the Vatican mission to manage Krupp Iron Works. The note also mentions an Elko excursion next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp
Berlin
Gustave Bohlen
Waidhalbach
Prusshin Legation
Vatican
Bertha Krupp
Krupp Iron Works
Krupp Works
Edwards Peverelli wed in St Eugene chapel ceremony
Last Monday evening at St Eugene hospital chapel, Mr. Watter Edwards and Mrs Bethel Peverelli united in marriage officiated by Rev. Father Choinet. Bridesmaid Miss Princis Cline, best man Frank Tutley, generous reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Murgatroyd, about forty guests enjoyed a simple dinner, music, and gifts including carpets, china, silverware, and a full list of presents from local friends and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Doel
St. Eugene Hopital
Watter Edwards
Bethel Peveretli
Father Choinet
Princis Cline
Frank Tutley
Maui
William Rollins
Murgatroyd
Edwards
Jose Thiers
Mie Watts
Haniserne
Ted
Kane Walter Kilwards
Kootenays
Cran Hook
Do. Caven
Rollins
K. Gi. Pat
City Proclamation Declares Civic Holiday and Closures
The mayor proclaims June 1 1906 a civic holiday and orders all businesses to close. Notice dated June 7 1906 requests public compliance and mentions an Elko excursion next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Corporation of the
Crane Brook
Health Insurance Urges Policy to Guard Earnings
A wary note stresses uncertainty of health and income from sickness or accident and urges readers to consider purchasing a policy to provide financial protection. The message implies the need for preparedness in case of illness or injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
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Stone
Mrincipal Macneil
Misses Springer
Lewis Vnd Cartwright
Canbrook
Fire Department
Tem
Burrell
Vancouver
St. Marys
Old Mun
Tan
Arnold & Roberts
Unis
Tumbertien
Nelson
Herald
Yinit
Cratbrook
MebBride
Wright
Anis
M. FB
Doli
Dowanil Yorsch
Kitesite
Dolan
Don
St. Magene Hospital
Eiko
Tatlroyd
Lethbridge
Clos Te Bistives Street
Oos
Winster
Elko
Joseppi Austin
Ieee
Ures
Cranbrook Cooperative Stores
Kootenay
Kootenay Central
Hirmitee
Beale & Elwell
Peverelli
R. J. Mhack
G. O. Rogers
Marshall Mattress
Leahy Oak
Mr. and
Mes
Ghiss
S Aikins
Limoges
Mis
B. Henderson
Mrs Wolf
Mrs
Thornhill
Mansh
Mrs. Muratroyd
John Ryan Wardner
William Vet
Jack Griffin
Mrs. Tisdale
Adie
Stepling
A. Bowness
Sterling
Dan Mc Donald
J. M Stewart
Harris Bros
China Buffet
Will Rollins Wood
Chaput
M.D. Billings
Glass
J. Porgerelli
Man
Mod Gillis
Jardiniere
Tynes Grindell
James Grindell
Calary
al. Minelln
Jack Murraw
G.T. Rogers, Mave
Manitoba
Dan McDonald
Cranbrook, B.C
Portland
McCallum & Company
Cranbrook, B. C
Arnold & Roberts Cranbrook
B.C
F. J. F. Perry
Mr. Perry
Kr. Fitzgerald
R. Patmore
Freight Matters
C. PR
Perry
The
Imperial
OW Company
Mason& Risch
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