Water Use License Sought for Wardner Properties
Peter Shields of Wardner B C applies for a license to take 40 guine r s inches and store 6 acre feet of water from an unnamed stream near Lot 1968 Wardner Kootenay District. Water will be diverted west of the lot and stored at the canyon mouth to feed domestic and irrigation needs on the north half of Lot 168. Public notice posted June 1 1922 with objections due within 30 days after first publication June 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shields
Wardner
B.C
Kootenay District
Kootenay
Water Recorder
Cranbrook
Seid Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Legislative Buildings
Victoria
Stender seeks irrigation licence for Thirty Acre Feet from Unknown Creek
Wm H Stender of Cranbrook BC Box 753 applies to take and use thirty acre feet of water from Unknown Creek also called Peavine draining into Jap Lake near Lot 19 for irrigation on land ZL 8658 GLE D. Notice posted May 17 1922 with first publication May 26 1922. Objections due within thirty days at Cranbrook Water Recorder or Victoria Comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Stender
Cranbrook
B.C
Jap Lake
Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
B C Politics At Ottawa During Tile Budget Talk
In Ottawa last week the federal House debated the provincial political climate amid budget discussions focusing on reciprocity with the United States along tide lines. Several eastern and prairie MPs argued for renewed reciprocity, though the doctrine faced opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Ottawa
House of Commons
United States
Ast
The
Prairies
Land Registry Notice for Lost Title in Westport District
Land Registry notices loss of Certificate of Title No. A36 K for Lot 428, Group 1 Westport Kootenay. Registrar Bh. Stokes announces intent to issue provisional title after one calendar month from May 26 1922. Seek information from any holder. Dated Nelson May 28 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Kootenay
Ito Tsuneke
Land Registry Office
Nelson
B.G
A.D
Stone seeks water license for 60 Acre Feet on Cranbrook land
William D. Stone of Box 731 Cranbrook BC applies to take 60 Acre Feet of water fromUnnamed Creek also called Pengine flowing into Jap Lake for irrigation on Lot 4591 G.LK.D ground. Notice filed with Water Recorder Cranbrook. objections due thirty days after local newspaper publication dated May 18 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Stone
Cranbrook
B.C
Jap Lake
BC Liberals urged to sever ties with Oliver in by elections
W C G McQuarrie argues against reciprocity with the United States and warns British Columbia manufacturers would suffer under free trade. He cites editorials blaming Premier Oliver, notes Liberal by-elections won recently, and suggests a provincial vote would yield a different result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C G. McQuarrie
Westminster
British Columbia
United States
Canada
McQuarrie
Vancouver Sun
Oliver
John Oliver
J. H. King
Eastern delegates plan tour of British Columbia coast to Victoria
J Pred Spalding of the Tourist Association of Southeastern British Columbia and Southern Alberta visits Cranbrook on final preparations for a 40 to 50 delegate tour of interior BC. The press trip routes through Kamloops Vernon Kelowna Penticton Grand Forks Rossland Trail Nelson Cranbrook Invermere Banff Windermere Fort Steele Blairmore Pincher Creek Waterton Cardston and Lethbridge. Delegates will travel by rail car relays with 10 five passenger cars and support vehicles. The June 10 to 16 convention and June 18 departure from Vancouver frame the schedule amid road conditions between Moyle and Yahk and a noted semaphore issue at Kuskanook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Victoria
J. Pred Spalding
Fernie
Tourist Association
British Columbia
Alberta
Trough Cranbrook
Nelson
Points West
Hils
Spalding
Ferne
Kamloops
Vancouver
Auto
Vernon
Kelowna
Penticton
Grand Forks
Rossland
Trail
Cranbrook
Invermere
Banff-Windermere Road
Fort Steele
Blairmore
Pincher Creek
Waterton Lakes
Cardston
Lethbridge
Boards of Trade
Kuskanook
Moyle
Yahk
Okanagan
Public Schools Monthly Report DIVISION LY Enrolment 41
Public Schools monthly attendance and perfection tallies list divisions LY VI VII X X I XI XII with perfect attendance names, enrolement counts, and standing. Notable entries include May perfect attendance lists with dozens of students across divisions and multiple staff initials.
Unclear Names List From Historical Record
A fragmentary list includes Ernest Worden Nora Miles Ardelle Crane Denise Turner Mildred Bridges Helen Heise Billy Cameron Norma Surtees Melanie Lebeau Harry Roy Garnet Patmore Nellie Miller Leitch Paterson Rita Strachan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Worden
Nora Miles
Ardelle Crane
Denise Turner
Mildred Bridges
Helen Heise
Billy Cameron
Norma Surtees
Melanie Lebeau
Harry Roy
Garnet Patmore
Nellie Miller
Leitch Paterson
Rita Strachan
South Ward School Divides Names in Petty List
A fragment lists numerous individuals including Walter Barret Ruth Bond Marion Cuthbert Tres Delucca Evelyn Bley Ruth Fanning Edwin Haley Mary Macdonald Josephine Marapodi Lou Holm Lillian Russell May Russell Ki N Sing division Mabel Atkinson Ivor Barrett Rosie Blefare Frank Blefare Margaret Cassels Ronnie Coleman Allen Cuthbert Margaret Dalziel Winnifred Trarper Doris Haley Owen Haley Dolly Johns Nora Mitone Angelo Marapodi Michel McGee John Pasengro William White Edith Wells Billy Whiting Frank Woods Maratela Beamish Laurie Malone Violet Miller Billy McNeil Hilly Labeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barret
Ruth Bond
Marion Cuthbert
Tres Delucca
Evelyn Bley
Ruth Fanning
Edwin Haley
Mary Macdonald
Josephine Marapodi
Lou
Is Holm
Lillian Russel
May Russel
Ki. N. Sing
Mabel Atkinson
Ivor Barrett
Rosie Blefare
Frank Blefare
Margaret Cassels
Ronnie Coleman
Allen Cuthbert
Margaret Dalziel
Winnifred Trarper
Doris Haley
Owen Haley
Dolly Johns
Nora Mitone
Angelo Marapodi
Michel McGee
John Pasengro
Wiliam White
Edith Wells
Billy Whiting
Frank Woods
Mratela Beamish
Lauri Malone
Violet Miller
Billy McNeil
Hilly Labeck
Bank of Commerce publishes second war remembrance volume
The Bank of Commerce releases Volume II of Letters From the Front 1914–1919, pairing biographical sketches of bank service members with concise campaign narratives. The set honors enlisted staff, notes Canadian roles on the western front, and preserves wartime memory with crafted printing and handmade touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Commerce
Cantulian Bank of Commerce
Best program yet is promised at Chautauqua week
Promoters promise a strong lineup for the continuing Chautauqua season with a Canadian bassoon quartet, Herbert L. Cope as lecturer on Family Remedies, Wilder Willoughby Ladies Orchestra, Fenwick Newall tenor, and Miss Willoughby as trap drummer plus violinist Misa Miller. Afternoon lectures include Present Day Problems of Self Government by Alexander Thompson. Emory Parnell performs as one man band with varied instruments and dramatic readings. William H. Stout closes with Seeing Life Whole on the fourth day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uartette
Chautauqua
Eaugh
Herbert L. Cope
Mr. Cope
Judge Alden
Wilder-Willoughby Ladies' Orchestra
Ihe Music 5
Miss Willoughby
Misa Miler
Lloyd George
Emory Parnell
Bis
Wm. H. Stout
Chautauqua Week Promises Diverse Lectures and Plays
The Stout focus on correcting beliefs leads into a week of lectures by Mority lo Hindus on Storm Tossed Russia, with views from a Russian insider. Afternoon open dates feature children’s events. Metropolis players perform Mrs Temple's Telegram in the evening. Chief Strongheart offers an Indigenous survey From Peace Pipe to War Trail and Back Again, and Davis the Magician closes the program. Critics hail the 1922 edition as the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stout
Mority Lo
Russia
Metropolitan Players
Teace Pipe
Davis
Chautauqua
Wings Observe Proceedings With Less Disturbance
Wings provide a steady view of ongoing activities while perhaps offering reduced disruption than earlier in the program, allowing observers to monitor events with clearer focus and steadier attention.
Train Schedule Fragments for Cranbrook and Kimberley Routes
Timetable fragment lists Cranbrook and Kimberley services with mixed numbers. No. S28 leaves 7.05 am arriving 2.10 pm. No. 821 departs 9.00 am on Wednesdays and Saturdays, arriving 3.38 pm. Route covers Lake Windermere and Golden Service connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Wyellive
Kimberley
Lake Windermere
Golden
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Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Limited
Toronto
AOM
H. Stender
Land Registry Act
Stokes
the Water Recorder
Ule
Comptroller of
W. D. Stone
Beecham
Beecham’s
Public Schools Monthly Report
Division LY
Crass
Phyllis Thompson
Lorraine Crane
Nancy Nisbet
Jack Bar
Margaret Willis
Marion Kummer
Elizabeth Miller
Dan Brake
Birthel Benson
Mariam Williams
Margaret Bye
Witt McGill
Larry Heise
Joan Home
Marion Carr
Jean McPhee
Carlyle
Fraser Mackay
Jean Beatie
Mabel Clark
Margaret Melnnis
John Brign
Colvin McBurngy
Ronald Moffattos
Frank Martin
Mary Gonest
Hilly Lett
May
Rose Burton
Victor Galbraith
Cgieorge George
Clifford Haynes
Witte Hayman
Paul Harrison
Mary Hinchcrest
Molly Johnston
Lowell McCoy
Rupert Porter
Stanley Porter
Mary Rankins
Maury Robertson
Valle Sakeguell
Artur Sakagioli
Ida MiucGregor
May Cox
William Cox
James Drew
Harry Panning
George Puta
Kathleen Haley
Mimer Wolm
Mildred Middleton
Nancy Miles
Sheila Paterson
Hazel Williamis
Wisie Wood
Irene Melnuis
Stephen Magro
Jessie Musser
Dorothy Bridges
Lorna Berber
James Brookes
Lillian Dale
Margaret Farrell
Joseph Genest
Marian Gill
Wileen Gray
George Hayman
Euelah Hill
Harold Holdener
Margaret Johnson
Lesiie Kubinert
Ida Lancaster
Betty Lunn
Dobie MacDonald
Donald MacDonald
Thomas Moore
Jack Parker
Florence Pattinson
Douglas Patton
Wilfred Pocock
Grace Uritehard
Hilweth Rywai
Ineld Shankland
Dorothy Steward
Mira Walker
Alex, Williams
Helen Deckw
Margaret Henderson
James Hitchcroft
William Harrison
Jean Woods
Winnifred McQuaid
Barbara Beale
Bobby Muirhead
Maurice Godderis
Clifford Grant
Kathleen Edmonson
Lloyd Burgess
Neil Calder
Gerald Bye
Winie Stewart
Leonard Lamphier
Donald Mackenzie
Jean Rutlege
Harry Christian
Jean Macdonald
Garnet Blaine
Harold White
June Collins
Alberta Jones
Phyllis Jeffrey
Mike Frost
Kathleen Nisbet
Billy Crawford
Joe
Katherine Baker
Lizzie Godderis
Theo Laurie
Dorothy MacDonald
Barbara Patton
Harold Porter
Leonard Porter
Jack Roberts
Gordon Speers
Joe Ward
Matthew Adamson
Hilda Gillis
James Halcrowe
Kathleen Haynes
Kenneth Haynes
Stanley Heise
Rudie Kozak
Margaret Rutledge
Irma Ffaylor
Stanley Whittaker
W. McCallum
Perefet
Edna Baxter
Betty Genest
Harold George
Lorence Johnston
Florence Jordan
Mul Ken
Frank McClure
Cameron MacDonald
Carrie Spence
Gino Bigattini
Mali Chung
Chow Cui
Bunye Wuta
Chow Gan
Chow Hing
Jamey Linn
George Moore
Chow Nam
Jack Pattinson
Hilda Smith
Robert Steveley
Christina Williams
Beverley Collier
Edna Collier
Wong Kia
WLLEN
B. Paterson
Maigawa
Donald Gill
Jack Parkin
Esther Leonard
Raith Ryan
Joe Wong
Tom Miller
Hunter McClure
Pearl Steward
Frances Slye
Robert White
Marie Rowell
Edward Romanutk
Roberta Colling
Betty Brown
Charle Wilson
Margaret Berry
James Macdonald
Elliot Dale
Sheila Hennessy
Allan McPherson
South Ward School
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B.C. Freeman
B. C. Freeman
Ofkicks, Smelting and Refining Department
Tadanac
Eiler-Willoughby Ladies’ Orchestra
Norbury Ave
Vancouwver
Spokane
Ferris
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Yicket
Proctor
Montana
Cranbrook Street
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