Teams of Young Judges from Cranbrook Planned for Exhibition
Cranbrook district aims to form a three member team to compete in the New Westminster Exhibition stock judging events. Rules from 1922 outline individual and team contests across Heavy Horses Beef and Dairy Cattle Sheep and Swine with no entry fee and rewards for top point scorers and veterans.
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New Westminster Exhibition
Cranbrook
British Columbia
B. C. Stock Breeders Analation
R. A. and
T. Society
Siiver
Secretary of Co Operative Union speaks in city
On Tuesday evening a public meeting was held in Maple Hall by the new Co Operative Society. George Keen of the Co-Operative Union of Canada spoke on objectives and work, noting 100 subscribers and capital arranged to start. He outlined three types of co operators and urged self help and mutual cooperation for a thriving cooperative commonwealth.
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Maple Hall
Co-Operative Society
George Keon
Co-Operative Union of Canada
Co-Operative
Cranbrook
Co-Operative Union
Keen
Brantford
Ont
J. H. Cameron
School staff appointments and patient recovery noted
Miss Kathleen Shepherd of Warner is convalescing after an appendectomy. The school board announces three new appointments this week: Winnle Lippett to Kootenay Orchard School succeeding Miss Johnson, and Miss F I Campion of Proctor with Miss Mar. Baret Bannerman of Cumberland as intermediate grades staff at Central School.
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Kathleen Shepherd
Warmer
Win‘nle Lippett
Kootenay Orchard
Miss Johnson
F. 1
Campion
Proctor
Mar. Baret Bannerman
Cumberland
Central School
District Agriculturiea Seeks Volunteers for Judging Panel
The notice invites members of competing teams and coaches to tender their names for judging work to be undertaken soon. Interested parties should submit their names early as the work must start in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Hay
District Agriculturiea
Opposition Leader Bowser to Visit City Next Week
Hon. W. J. Bowser, opposition leader in Victoria's legislature, will visit the city next week with Conservative MPs J. W. Jones Kelowna W. K. Esling Rossland J. H. Schofield Trail W. A. McKenzie Penticton and Col. Lister Camp Lister. They travel to attend the Banff Windermere road opening and attend meetings and a banquet on the 27th at Knights of Pythias hall with a one dollar ticket. Bowser plans to address gatherings in Golden Invermere and possibly Kimberley Fort Steele and other stops in the valley with non political tone anticipated.
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W. J. Bowser
Victoria
Iim
J. W. Jones
Kelowna
W. K. Esling
Rossland
J. H. Schofield
Trail
W. A. McKenzie
Penticton
Col. Lister
Camp Lister
Banff- Windermere
Knights of Pythias
Bowser
Golden
Invermere
Windermere
Columbia
Kimberley
Fort Steele
Windermere District Racing Association Sets Two Meets
Invermere B C June 16 the Windermere District Racing Association plans two meets after reorganizing under Captain A H McCarthy as president and James McKay as president Frank Richardson remains secretary treasurer A large committee with Dr W H Geddes and Ed Tunnacliffe leads track improvements and fencing The first event Stampede July 2 followed by meet September 3 with invitations extended for the Banff Kootenay Crossing opening ceremony and car space reservations
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Invermere
B.C
Frank Richardson
Windermere
A. H. McCarthy
James McKay
John A. McConkrie
Alexander Ritchie
Douglas Grainger
F. E. Coy
Thomas N. Weir
Sterling Grainger
Francis C. Stockdale
J. Edgar Stoddart
J. C. Pitts
Capt. Bride
F. B. Young
R. Rantolph Bruce
E. M. Sandilands
W.H. Geddes
Ed. Tunnacliffe
Salvation Army Officers Transferred at Hanson Avenue
The Salvation Army on Hanson Avenue announces Captains B. Tigerstedt and A. Sherriff are transferred after a year. They thank supporters and invite continued cooperation for their successors. Welcome meetings for the new officers will be held on Sunday.
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B. Tigerstedt
A. Sherriff
Salvation Army
Recreation Club Notes Highlights Summer Plans
The membership drive ended with many new members and more expected in fall. July and August gym classes are suspended and activities move to the swimming pool focusing on beginners and life saving. Junior girls classes split into two groups of about thirty each, a three month student membership costs five dollars, and a summer schedule is being prepared for publication next week. New members should report to Mr. Salter to get started.
Ontario election bulletin service announced by the Herald
The Herald announces a telegram style bulletin service for Ontario election results next Monday. Readers are invited to call the Herald Office for the latest returns as they come in over the wire.
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Ontario
Herald
Herald Office
Rebekah Lodge Cards Honor Two Local Members
Members of AO Na Rebekah Lodge entertained friends with whist at twelve tables in honor of Miss Emalie who leaves for the Old Country and Miss Edith Murgatroyd who will wed next week. Prizes went to Mrs. Macdonald Mrs. Craig and Messrs Craig Williams. Music by Miss Miller Grace Higgins Garland and Mr A B Leigh. Presentations by Mrs W S Johnston. Miss Murgatroyd received a cut glass water set and Miss Emalie a beaded bag. Budget refreshments followed.
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Rebekah Lodge
Emalie
Old Country
Edith Murgatroyd
Spmte
Macdonald
Craig
Craig and
Williams
C P R Land Head Visits Cranbrook
Col J S Dennis head of the C P R Colonization and Development Dept. visited Cranbrook by private car from Windermere and left on the westbound train. He outlined a new thirty four year amortization plan and said about a thousand immigrants have been placed in Western Canada this year. He will attend the Banff Windermere road opening and speak at the Western Canada Irrigation convention in Penticton next month. Gustave L Rouyer of Wetaskiwin Alta died at the hospital on Wednesday. Funeral will probably be here.
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J. S. Dennis
Montreal
C. P. R. Colonization and Development Dept
Cranbrook
Windermere
West
Praire Provinces
Col
Dennis
The
Herald
British Isles
Canada
Old Country
Dominions
Banff-Windermere Road
Western Canada
Penticston
Peace River District
Gustave L'Rouyer
Wetaskiwin Alta
Weekend Social Calendar Highlights From Local Notices
Friday June 22 Kimberley G W V A hosts Hard Times Dance at Hand leye Hall. Tuesday June 26 Knox Church Ladies Garden Party at Mrs G D Carlyle’s Edward street 8 pm. Wednesday June 27 Complimentary Banquet and Smoker for Hon W J Bowser at K P Hall 8 30 pm. Monday July 2 Windermere Stampede and Race Meet by Windermere District Race Association Windermere 3 pm. Unclear entries follow for August 23 Women’s Institute Flower Show at W V Mall.
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Kimberley G. W. V. A
Handleye Hall
Knox Church
Ald
G. D. Carlyle
Edward Street
W. J. Bowser
K. P. Hall
Windermere
Opening of Banff Windermere road drew notable guests
Invermere B C June 20 special guests of the Department of the Interior include R Randolph Bruce and dignitaries from Western Canada at the opening ceremony. Hon Chas Stewart and W J Bowser among attendees. Col J S Dennis travels to Portland for a colonization agents convention and Indians secured to join the highway opening per a telegram from Duncan Scott Ottawa.
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Herald
Invermere
B.C
Department of the Interior
Western Canada
R. Randolph Bruce
Bruce
Chas
Stewart
W. J. Bowser
W. K. Baling
M.P.P
Rossland
N. A. Wallinger
Cranbrook
J. S. Dennis
Miss Dennis
Miss Cardell
Calgary
R. R. Bruce
Col. Dennis
Norman Ranking
C. ,P. R. Publications
Montress
Dennis
Portland
Oregon
Banff-Windermere Road
Duncan (. Scott
Indian Affairs
Ottawa
Real Darky Minstrels Draw Big Crowd Friday Evening
The Georgia Minstrels drew a packed audience at the Auditorium last Friday. They offered bright costumes and a seven piece orchestra backing a lively first half with two solo favorites and encore after encore. The second part featured robust skits and clever dancing by the end-men, delivering a complete entertainment program.
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Georgia
Maggie
Darkies
Delegate chosen for G W V A annual convention at coast
A special general meeting of the Great War Veterans Association elected Major H. B. Hicks as the delegate to attend the G W V A convention in Vancouver from July 3 to 7. The gathering included a smoker with songs and boxing bouts and plans for monthly meetings with smok ers.
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Great War Veterans Association
Vancouver
H. B. Hicks
Costello
W. Kay
J. Richards
Rob Watson
Walter Kay
Girls Camp Planned at Wasa Site by Inter-church Group
The Inter-church committee chose Wasa for a summer Girls Camp to run July 30 to August 6. About thirty girls from Sunbrook and Fernie will attend, organized into tribes with Indian names and colors. Rev. W. E. Galloway will lead, a camp mother and nurse to assist, and a camp fee of seven dollars will cover cooking, equipment, and dining hall setup. Early applications through local church leaders are urged.
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Inter-church
Monda
Wasa
W. E. Galloway
Alberta
British Columbia
D. McVannell
Fernie
Camp Chronicle
Provincial Court of Revision Held On Monday Last
J. E. Kennedy presided at the provincial Court of Revision session resumed after a month’s postponement. Conservative observers included N. A. Wallinger MSP, Dr. J. W. Rutledge, H. W. Herchmer, and J. Burteh, with Mrs. W. B. McFarlane and Mrs. A. Bowness for the Women’s Conservative group. The Liberal side was represented by A. B. Smith.
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Provincial Court OF Revision
J. E. Kennedy
Court of Revision
Wich
N. A. Wallinger
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New Westminster Fair
Ang
Cooperative Union
New Road
Windermere Dist
Dr. King
Banff
Windermere Road
Kootenay Crossing
W. H. Wilson
Wilson
Hanson Avenue
Recreation Club
the Herald
W. R. Grubbe
Mr. Grubbe
Arthur Ashworth
Imperial Bank
Columbia Brick Company
C.P.R. Land Head
Col. J. S. Dennis
Dept. of Colonization
Women's Institute
W. V
Mall
Gov't Fittingly
G.W.V.A
Coast
Harold Brown
Brown
J. Chalmers
Chicago
Vlaiting
South Ward
C. E. Burgess
Milas Burgess
Walda
Guy Constable
Cripton
J. D. Rutherland
B. Allan
Wasa Lake
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