Railway Personnel Movements and Resignations in Crow District
F V V4e notes effective June 18 appoints F Koniert as roadmaster from Elko to Kootenay Landing with office at Cranbrook replacing J Telfer who returns to Macleod Elko Fernie routes. Reports of leaves travel plans deaths traffic rise and staff transfers include Mrs Mary Box Mrs Cleary and Mrs Campbell along with several crew moves and medical or travel notes. The piece highlights a surge in rail traffic toward Spokane and lists multiple staff changes across Cranbrook Macleod Fernie and nearby points.
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F. Koniert
Fernie
Elko
Kootenay Landing
Cranbrook
J. Telfer
Telfer
Macleod
Mary Box
Bex
Creston
James Smith
Braveman
Montreal
W. B. Harris
Ek. Derry
Fred Richey
Ferhie
Mrs. Cleary
Conductor Cleary
CubaP Rates East The C D WR Extends Cheap Excursion Rates
The C D WR announces extended cheap excursion air tickets for eastward travel with sale dates July 3 4 and 5 August 8 9 and 10 and September 11 12 and 14. See advertisement in another column for rates.
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C.D WR
East Air
Kor
Wreck on Spokane International Claims Fatal Brakeman
Word reached Cranbrook last night that a wheel failure on the Spokane International caused a freight train to jump the track. The head brakeman was fatally injured and Fireman Cameron was scalded but not seriously hurt. Cameron was a Cranbrook resident and relative of Engineer Cameron.
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Cranbrook
Cameron
Worker Struck by Lightning At Wardner Mill
An employee of Parker and Thorpe mill at Wardner was struck by lightning during the morning storm. He sustained severe injuries and is being brought to the hospital this evening.
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Parker & Thorpe’ Mill
Wardner
Local notes include arrivals, events and church notices
George Beattie arrives from Spokane. June 1 birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Pettet. Roomers sought for private house. contact Mrs A Jardine. Miss McLeod returns from Portland after her sister CPOR funeral. Quadrille club dance at Wentworth hall. Moffitt ill with grippe. unable to leave home. I H L Small of the Cosmopolitan licensed at Canal Flats. John Dunlop visits Cranbrook due to daughter Mrs Bert Ross illness. Edward Laurie of Montreal visiting Cranbrook. may settle locally. Strawberry ice cream festival at the rectory grounds on Thursday June 27. free admission. Hotel St Francis in Vancouver recommended. rates $2.50. Methodist Church events: June 28 service schedule. Monart League social June 26. Longest Day picnic Friday at Pooley avenue. Baseball fever in Cranbrook. city league possible. multiple teams forming. local interest high.
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George Beattie
City
Spokane
Harry Pettet
A. Jardine
I. HL. Small
Cosmopolitan
Canal Flats
John Dunlop
Macleod
Cranbrook
Bert Ross
Edward Laurie
Montreal
Laurie
Rectory Sroums
Dhursay
Vancouver
St. Francis
Charles [Lartney
Monartl League
Pooley Avenue
Walter
Rich Ore Body Opens at Sullivan Mine in Crows Nest Pass
The Spokesman-Review reports a rich ore body at the Sullivan mine with 100,000 tons in sight in the lower workings and assays up to 20 percent lead and 10 ounces silver. Old workings hold about 200,000 tons. May output topped 22,000 tons with 46,000 dollars in bullion shipments. The board meets today to discuss the discovery and operations.
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Sullivan
Crows Nest Pass
Spokesman-Review
Sullivan Company
George Turner
Sullivan Group Mining Company
J. D. Finlay
Edward Sktolph
Stock Exchange
SESE
Cash After July First at The Co-Operative Stores
The Co-Operative Stores Limited will switch to a strictly cash basis for all lines except furniture and undertakings on July 1. Manager McFarline stresses fair treatment for all patrons and claims customers will save money under the new system, contrasting it with credit sales.
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Co-Operative Stores, Limited
McFarline
Cranhook
Mr. McBarlane
Grocer Seeks Patrons In Cranbrook Return
The speaker announces reentry into the grocery business at the former C. S. furniture store location on Armstrong avenue Cranbrook. He promises prompt courteous service and ready delivery with a focus on supplying a line of groceries at reasonable prices and invites old and new customers to call and place trial orders with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Cranbrook
Arm Strong Avenue
Wreck near Lindbreek injures none as freight derails
An east bound freight wrecked Tuesday night one and a half miles east of Lindbreek after a broken wheel flange sent thirteen cars with lumber into a ditch. About seven feet of track were torn up. Engineer McKenzie and Conductor Tiffen were aboard. no injuries reported.
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Lindbreek
McKenzie
Tiffen
Wentworth Hall Event Promises Best Ever Night
At Wentworth hall on Friday June 2nd a memorable evening delivers peak performances and lively entertainment. Local attendees report standout acts and strong crowd energy. The event highlights the venue’s charm and community support.
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Wentworth Hall
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Canada
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Hie
Aik
C. E. Reid C& CO
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Pion
Valent
Just
W. H. Wilson
P. Crow
W. F. Tate “the Jewel
J. Campbell
Nelson
Campbell
St. Eugene Hospital
H. H. Wickett
W. A. MacDougall
Los. Thompson
Crow
G. Erickson
J. R. McNabb
Lundbreck
Thos. Cavenant
A.J. Hoss
J. R. Bromley
T. Staines
Calgary
A. C. Killings
CUBAP
Morrissey
Gran
Imperial Bank of Canada
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Kootenay
Beattie & Atchison
Reid & Company
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Atock
Tapestry
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Axminster
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