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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
6
A week of dances whist drives and motors through Moyie Yahk Cranbrook and Bonners Ferry shows socialize to raise funds for a school picnic while local athletes plan matches. Notables include Jepson family travel to Kitchener, wrestling bouts from Yahk to Kitchener, and a car exchange from a Star Coach to a Chrysler six. Business changes and new agents anchor local commerce as residents visit Yahk and Kingsgate.
AR ARAN C O Peterson of Yahk was in town on Tuesday. Repair work is being done on the Guindon office here. Fred Chapman of Bonnington was here on Wednesday regarding mill work. Ingie Johren of Wycliffe visited town on Wednesday. Johnny Bremner passed through en route from the coast and greeted many friends. Joe Rollheiser was among visitors on Wednesday afternoon. J Gibbs of Cranbrook, Fuller Brush Company agent, was in town on Thursday. Mr and Mrs B Johnson and sister-in-law Mrs Dick Brown visited Mr and Mrs Algot John last week. Dexaulniers visited Cranbrook on Friday.
Invermere B C June 16 Special to the Herald Radium Hot Springs Bungalow camp hosts guests to mark season opening Misses Armstrong entertain at an informal dance Saturday June 6 with about fifty attendees including Edgewater Radium Hot Springs residents and visitors from Invermere.
Invermere B C June 16 A notice published under Government Agent G E F Sanborn states permission will be given on June 30 1925 to shoot all unbranded horses on the range between Sinclair and Canal Flat. Stockmen welcome this move aided by forestry supervisor Mr Flummerfelt and staff detailing the long fight against wild horses since 1807.
Work to riprap the fill is finished and earth hauling resumes from the Canyon to extend the fill toward the west end of the high line. When completed, the old mile and a half trestle at Kotenay Landing will be removed, marking the end of an era.
William Astor Drayton of New York heads the Wild Horse Gold Mining Syndicate Limited as two large hydraulic monitors operate on Wild Horse Creek near Mort Steele. The company plans a seven month season, with 12 miles of ditches and flumes and a move to three 10 inch monitors in a few years. Ground holdings include Invicta’s lower works, and Champion Gold Mining’s Boulder Creek leases. Drayton notes 40 years of potential operation, citing historic yields and the prospect of continuous future mining, plus acquisitions of Last Hope and Last Chance on Horse Thief Creek and a planned road up Paradise for shipment of high grade ore.
Notice of application under the Government Liquor Act. A. I. McKinley will seek Liquor Control Board approval on or after June 20 for a beer license at Canal Flat premises part of Canal Flat Road Mouse, Lot 110 Kootenay District Golden Land Registration District to sell beer by the glass or open bottle for on site consumption. May 22, 1926.
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