Kimberley News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Town Happenings
Kimberley residents enjoy a busy period with visitors from Cranbrook and Bernie. Notables include E O Shannon, Carl White returning home, and Geo McMahon’s Spokane trip. The Gyros held meetings and luncheons, a new school bell tower, four new school rooms planned, and a Bachelors dance at the Rec Hall. Nearby trips to Windermere, Corpus Christi, and the Mission featured, plus a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Grennie Musser.
Wycliffe Notes and Local Happenings Update
Mr Macdonald of Simon ds Canada Law Co visited last week. W P M Ass grades chief inspector Tobin from Portland inspected the plant Wednesday. Correction: Crowley Sash and Door Co employs W Staples not Diamond Match Co. A pleasant St Marys prairie view is suggested for rain weary minds. Wednesday night dance at Club Hall drew Cranbrook and Kimberley attendees with Robbins on stage and a good lunch. W Gallicano recovering from a hand injury in planning mill visited Wycliffe, hoping for full use of his remaining arm.
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Mr. Tobin
Portland, Ore
W.P.M. Ass
W. Staples
Diamond Match Co
Spokane
Crowley Sash & Door Co
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Robinson's
W. Gallicano
Wycliffe
Gallicano
Wycliffe versus Concentrator hard fought loss in tenth inning
Calgary expert J Bates recalls a killed police dog. In a tense game at the Concentrator grounds the locals led 3 2 in the ninth before Concentrator surged with four singles and two runs. Nagle pitched well for Concentrator, while Staples and Johren limited hits. Piper collected a triple double and two singles for the locals, Crowe Trimble and J MacMahon excelled in defense. Final framing yielded a 6 4 tilt in ten innings with subsequent base hits and errors shaping the outcome.
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New York
Great Lakes
Wycliffe
Woods
Ev. Staples
Johren
Ingie
Nagle
Piper
Crowe
Trimble
J. MacMahon
Concentrator
Staples
Huffman
Angrove
Holman
Gough
Clark
G. McMahon
Erors
W. Burrows
Leaman and Jones
Co operative Wool Shipment Planned for June in Cranbrook
East Kootenay wool growers are urged to ship via the B C Wool Growers Association. Shipment date is June 26 from Cranbrook with Cranbrook as the weight and dispatch point. Shippers should send to A L Hay Cranbrook and tag each sack to identify the shipper.
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East Kootenay
Cranbrook
B.C
Wool Growers’ Association
A. L. Hay
B. C
Grand Lodge Meeting Return Noted After Revelatoire
Mr and Mrs W D Gilroy and W Soden returned from Revelatoire where they attended the BC Grand Lodge sessions of the Rebekahs and Oddfellows Acknowledged Sullivan Lodge I C O F 86 setback from a lodge room fire granting cash and regalia The next grand lodge meetings will be held at Vernon.
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W. D. Gilroy
W. Soden
Revelatoire
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs and
Oddfellows
Sullivan Lodge
I. C
Vernen
Storage water sites and park work in Mount Baker area
The report details continued sewer and water projects including cleaning streets and cemeteries, new sewer connections, ditch cleaning, and a 126 foot four foot flume on Gold Creek. It notes proposed park fittings, by laws on water rates and lot sales, and engineer J G Cummings presenting tracings and blueprints for future reservoir sites and dam plans with a survey bill of 806 dollars.
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Mount Baker Park
Edwards Street
Children's Park
Gold Creek
Slaterville
Bassie
S. Pyles
J. G. Cummings
Eassie
J. C. Brady
Cummings
Worden Ranch
Block
Convention of Western Canada Irrigation Association Meets in Kelowna
The nineteenth annual convention of the Western Canada Irrigation Association will be held in Kelowna British Columbia July 29 30 and 31 with well known authorities discussing irrigation problems finance operation and production The program features talks on acre values beet sugar industry alfalfa and apple orchard irrigation and includes speakers from University of British Columbia Dominion Experimental Station and Brigham Young University The association founded in 1907 is an educational body publishing the Irrigation Review and hosting annual conventions with special arrangements for attendees.
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Western Canada Irrigation Association
Kelowna
British Columbia
P. A. Boving
University of British Columbia
Boving
Canada
A. BE. Palmer
Dominion
Lethbridge
Alberta
Palmer
Don H. Bark
Brooks
Bark
R. C G. Palmer
Summerland
B. C
Okanagan Valley
F. A. Wyatt
University of Alberta
F. Harris
Brigham Young University
United States
Calgary
Rocky Mountains
Irrigation Review
New Champion Berlenbach Wins Light Heavy Title
Paul Berlenbach of New York defeats Mil McTigue in 15 rounds to capture the light heavyweight championship on May 31, securing the title in a decisive victory.
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Paul Berlenbach
New Yor
Mil McTigue
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