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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
Griddle cakes use Borden's St Charles Milk and standard kitchen staples. Halibut baked in milk involves two pounds of fillets seasoned and cooked until tender with a light flour dusting and parsley.
A busy Elko week features new business at the corner near the falls road, a revived picture show and dance, arrivals from Red Deer and Nelson, and residents updating homes. Notables include A Williams, R Starr, B Hutchin, Flett injured on gravel chute, and Alex Birnie praised for Kootenay garden display. The G N Railway adjusts its southbound arrival at 7 30 am and 10 45 am departures.
Saturday evening reports say liquor spotters remained active in the Navius district with more raids in the previous week. A Sunday ball between East Kootenay Power Co camp and Town teams ended 16 to 6 for the Town. Burglaries at T Roberts' butcher shop and the Post Office yielded no missing items, likely amateurs.
In Invermere British Columbia the David Thompson Memorial building hosted two events last week. Port Steele and local girls basketball clashed 12 to 14 with Miss Olive Langton leading a Fort Steele team. A dance and bridge drive followed with Mrs Theodore Bodecker and Mrs Gladwyn Newton winning the ladies and gentlemen’s prizes.
Invermere British Columbia June 16 Indians vow strong turnout for the David Thompson Memorial opening and band procession. Five hundred from Lower Kootenays Archs Plats Upper Kootenays Shuswaps will camp on Bennetts Plain with wigwams and teepees. They plan a Saturday June 30 celebration with dances at the memorial post and a July 2 st parade including horse races and broncho events.
Work has resumed on the Lead Ville silver lead claims located on the Goat River about six miles north of Kitchener. A five man crew is at work with plans to expand to a larger crew and begin building a road in July. Spokane capitalists own the property and expect to add a new shipping mine this year.
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