City Items of Interest Tusure with Beale & Minell
A June 2 dance and whist drive at Veterans Hall for Cole Hospital raised hopes for a future lawn social. Whist winners included Mrs. Hodgson and Mr. Archidhuck. Rob inson's orchestra supplied music. Raffle prize went to Mrs. Llewellyn. Local ads promote linoleum and tungsten lamps from Doran. A magistrate fined Stephen Magro $200 for illicit whisky possession, with $50 fine earlier for unsealed whiskey. Judge Gregory visited East Kootenay, noting low early crime. Beale & Howell advertise safety boxes and ship services. The issue covers utility service interruptions and various local notices and ads.
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Cole Hospital
Veterans’ Hall
Hodgson
V. Robertson
Archidhuck
Knight
Robinson
Cottage Hospital
Llewellyn
Local News Notes From Revelstoke Area and District
Local news items record travel by Mrs Grubb and Mrs Leigh to Revelstoke and the Old Country. Births, marriages, and numerous city council and public notices follow. Community events include church and club meetings, property transactions, court appearances, and improvements to streets, cemeteries, and public buildings.
Oddfellows to Hold Memorial Day Services at Cemetery
Members of the Oddfellow and Re bekal Lodges and Durham Encampment will meet at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening next, June 1th, at 7:45 p.m. They will proceed in a march to the Cemetery for Annual Memorial and Decoration Day Services. Members are requested to attend with floral tributes if possible.
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Oddfellow and Rebekal
Durham
Ontario route bug reaches British Columbia at Wardner
The Ontario route bug appears in Wardner marking its first BC sighting. Creston and Nelar shoring points worry as farmers seek remedies. Business remains brisk in railroad circles despite the Fernie coal strike reducing coal movement. More motive power is being allocated to Cranbrook to strengthen mechanical operations.
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Ontario
Wardner
British Columbia
Creston
Nelar
Pernie Free Press
Fernie
Cranbrook
Seven Thousand Immigrants Reach Western Canada in Six Months
In the six months ending June 20, 1921, 7,110 people entered Western Canada from the United States. They carried wealth totaling 2,445,804 and effects valued at 702,453. Of all immigrants 2,600 listed farming as their occupation. Among entrants 4,892 were US citizens and 2,218 were British, French, Canadian, or Scandinavian.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canada
United States
Prairies
Manitoba Beekeeping Grows Strongly With Bright Honey Outlook
Winnipeg reports rapid progress in the bee-keeping industry across Manitoba with demonstrations held in several locales. In Swan River Valley J Dodge notes $1,500 honey revenue from 33 litres in one season. A Dominion City settler says a stray swarm from six years ago expanded to 76 colonies and sold over two tons of honey last year at 35 cents per pound.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Swan River Valley
J. (. Dodge
Dominion City
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Fenwick Ave
Baker St
Masonic Temple
P.O. Bon
Telepione
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W. I. Doran
Stephen Magro
John Leask
R.C.M.P
Beale & Howell
Justice Gregory
Supreme Court
East Kootenay
Nelson
Garor
Beale & Elwell
W. F. Doran
Bull River
Ulan
Beale & Briwgell
Bernie Farmers Institute
Angus JL. Hay
United Church
Fernie Free Press
Kink Mercantile Co
Knox Church
Knox
Cosa AE
W. PF. Doran
MuncKinnon
Shankland
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer Co., Towriss & Adams
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Cranbrook Fall Fair
City Hall
W. R. Grubb
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Revelstoke
Mrs. A. &. Leigh
Sunny
Old Country
Joe Pisher
Baynes Lake
Cottige Hospital
Jas. Crowe
van “Horne Street
J. Staples
Gyo
California
M. J. Bainford
FM. MacPherson
Garden Avenue
Willie Wiles
Provincial Industrial Boys School
C. B. Bromley
Calgary
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S. Hembry
H. L. Harrison
St. Eugene Hospital
H. M. Jecks
Lethbridge
Horatio
Galt Hospital
Burwell Avenue
John Gard
Balment
Moir
Dave Lind
Robert Watson
William
Martin
Thomas Mullen
Nelling
Coombs
Adjutant Clark
Salvation Army
Vancouver
R. Parsons
R. C., Lancaster
Red Deer
Pacific Coast
Crows Nest Pass
Dawson
Moose Jaw
G. J. Spreull
Royal Bank
Hanson
Raworth
Baker Street
Provincial and Dominion Employment Bureau
Board of Trade
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Tred Small
Homestake Mining Company
Perry Creek
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. T. Sarvis
Elmer Carver
Jaffray
Miss L. Armetrong
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Caven
McLaughlin
Mahaftey
Mink Mercantile Co
Willis
Challingite
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Oe Thie
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Biko
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Elkoy
Moffati's
al, Doyte
Fort Steele
Mr. Cox
Mission
J. R. Walkley
F.C. Morris
Victoria
Grand Lodge
Manual Training
Harry White
W. 5. Johnson
O. Main
W. 2. Worden
C. O. Main
Presbyterian Churchlore
Portland
Vernon
Minx 1
V. Beech
St. Magene Hospital
Lester Clapp
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Willig
Chautauqua
Fink Mercantile Co
R. J. Binning
Barrie
Ont
C.plr
Y.M.C.A
Beattie- Noble Drug Store
J. K. Charlton Thacher
Hanson Avenue
Armstrong Avenue
Sarely
W. H. Wilson
MFG
Optician
England
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Montreal
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Glasgow
New York - Cherbourg
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Aduttania
Hastings
Wu A
Sunny Sam
Alberta
Sam
Ness
Kimberley
Willis Pianos
George J. Spreull
Baker
the Royal Bank
R.W. Edmonson
Fenwick Avenue
Herald Office
STARK
Mobile
W. W. Kilby
Mordear
Bishop
Vickers Contracting Co. Ltd
Dominion Building
B.C
J. W. Warren
J. M. Doherty
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