Kimberley Couple Wed At Methodist Parsonage
Edwin Thomas Quirk of Kimberley married Marion Holt of Cranbrook at the Methodist Parsonage on Saturday evening at 7.30. The bride wore a white gown and was given away by her father. Attending the bride were her sister Mrs Margeret Quirk and her brother was best man Jas Holt. The newlyweds plan to reside in Kimberley.
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ee @ QUIRK-HOLT
Cupid
Kimberley
Edwin Thomas Quirk
Marion Holt
Cranbrook
Marmaret Quirk
Jas, Holt
Wycliffe
Thein
Pennington
Umps
Tem
Musser
Trimble
Staples
Crowe
Whitehead
Ro- Hels
Kimberley — Cosgriffie
Grant
Coon
Crerar
Clark
Olderjack Strnels
Hunter
Carland
McBride
McMahon
Horne
Cosquiffe
Kimberley School May Report and Standings
Kimberley school May report shows Division I proficiency entrants Helen Bonner and Louise Fisher with Part III and Part I respectively plus 5th readers Paul Soderholm and Leona Hopkins. Division I perfect attendance lists Leona Hopkins Paul Soderholm Albert Hedquist Archie P. Robertson. Division II notes proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bonner
Louise Fisher
Paul Soderholm
Leona Hopkins
Albert Hedquist
Archie P. Robertson
Fourth Reader and Attendance Leaders listed with names
The article lists students by division and roles including 4th Reader Adrian Lewis 8th Reader Chrissie Foote and Perfect Attendance names Frank Davis Carl Cavanagh Arnold Hedquist Reggie MacLeod Misse Morrison Sam Soderholm Frank Hopkins James Davis Wilmer Cavanagh Ethel Hedquist Betty Mason Maxine Murphy Eva Spinks M G Smyth as teacher. Division TH shows 1st Reader Elin McKay 2nd Reader Genevieve Dacre 1st Primer Gladys Herbrand Receiving Class Norman Burdett Perfect Attendance Gladys Alty Clifford Lepard Genevieve Dacre Roy Morrison Isobel Lepard Iris Carlson Katherine Civatagi A V Stephenson Teacher.
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Adrian Lewis
Chrissie Foote
Frank Davis
Carl Cavanagh
Arnold Hedquist
Reggie MacLeod
Misse Morrison
Sam Soderholm
Frank Hopkins
James Davis
Wilmer Cavanagh
Ethel Hedquist
Betty Mason
Maxine Murphy
Eva Spinks
M. G. Smyth
Elin McKay
Genevieve Dacre
Gladys Herbrand
Norman Burdett
Gladys Alty
Clifford Lepard
Roy Morrison
Isobel Lepard
Iris Carlson
Katherine Civatagi
A. V. Stephenson
Tacher
Ore Shipments Received at Trail Smelter
Kimberley notes report ore arrivals for the Trail Smelter period June 8 to June inclusive from mines in British Columbia and nearby areas. Includes Alamo Mill lead and zinc, New Denver Bosun lead and zinc, Republic and Greenwood, Salmo, Silverton, and other localities with varying tonnages listed.
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Alamo Mill
Alamo
B.C
Andrews
Bell
Bonyordell
Wycliffe
Bosun
New Denver
Chevrolet
Providence
Greenwood
Park Group
Marysville
Sandon
Silverton
Kimberley Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Kimberley reports in a busy period with Kimberley Garages buying a new Perd trek and local stage service running daily to Cranbrook. social life features birthday tea, a theatre outing, and a Catholic Club Garden Party with lemonade and games. The Great War Veterans elect officers and church groups plan recitals and dances at the Kimberley Methodist Church and hotel lawn.
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The
Great War Veterans
Robson
Conrade Bell
Gowanlock
MacQueen
Comride Bilson
Kimberley
Wycliffe Notes and Kimberley Car Service Ad
An ad row lists life insurance guidance from Martin Bros Uranbrook District Agents for Canada’s largest firm. It also promotes Kimberley Garage with the Chevrolet as the district car, pricing at Imberley 1650 and return fares, parcel delivery, and Brown’s Stage timetable from Kimberley to Cranbrook via Dimor’s Cafe and Clit Cafe Crane brook.
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Martin Bros. Uranbrook
Canada
Brown
Kimberley
Cranbrook
Dimor
Vancouver grain port tops 16 million bushels target
Vancouver and the grain trade report the port will exceed the 16,000,000 bushel objective for the 1922 1923 crop year based on Vancouver Merchants Exchange statistics. A Canadian Pacific train running from Oshawa to New York carried 62 flat cars with four to six automobiles each, the first solid run over this route.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Merchants Exchange
Canadian Pacific Railway
Oshawa
New York
May Sets Nash Motors Record With 6208 Cars Shipped
May was the biggest month in Nash Motors history with 6208 passenger cars shipped, surpassing April and May 1922 records. E H McCarty cites orders on the books exceeding 8000 for May delivery, dealers short of stock, and June expected to be stronger as weather delays ease.
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Nash Motors Company
Nash Motors
E. H. McCarty
Cosgriffe
Coen
Crerar
Musseras
Garland
Nash
Horne
Grimiths
BL & O
Wycliffe
Mineral Claims at Fort Steele Near Kimberley
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co of Canada Limited holder of Free Miner’s Certificate 40194-C plans to apply within sixty days for a Certificate of Improvements to obtain a Crown Grant for the Sullivan Hill claim in the Fort Steele mining district near Kimberley. Action under section 84 must start before the certificate issues. Dated April 24, 1923.
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Harvey
Acme
Apex
Sims
Zenith
Wren
Pollox
Castor
Wolff
Hutax
Pebecco
Snap
Studebaker Ships Record 780 Cars On Banner Day
May 29 marked a record shipments day as 780 Studebaker cars left South Bend Detroit and Walkerville plants for dealers worldwide. 189 were driven overland, with total output just above normal daily shipments amid rising demand and new $6 million factory capacity expansion to 180000 cars annually.
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Studebaker
South Bend
Detroit
Walkerville
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H. A. Leitner
Dail
M.F. Luellen
Suarlie
Trail Smelter
Martin , Bros
Be, Bouchier
St. Eugene Hospital
Suday
W. M. Archibald
Consolidated
W. Burdett
Dad Kulay
Leigh
Bitt
McDougall Heights
W. B. Caldwell
Sullivan Hill
Knights of Columbus
Totil
New Rock House
Peckham’s Lake
Brown & Morley
Kootensy
Wileen Montgomery
the Ladies’ Aid Society of
the Methodist Church
Aminious, Litt
Harry Morrison
Mrs
Frank Cosgriffe
Coleman, Alberta
Jover
Miss Worden
Miss Pink
Vincent Pink
Kimberley Methodist Church
Comfortabile
Lott Kimberley Garage
Imberley
Brown Did Morley
Crane Brook
Mid Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Umpress
Russia
Seafield
England
North Pole
A. J. Hosken
Owen Sound
Toronto
Meaford
Collingwood
Sudbury
Coldwater
R.N.R
Monteagle
Rouyn
Quebec
Labrador
Soo
Mail & Empire
Elmer Lann
Roland Callwell
St. Denis Street
Montreal
Quebec City
W. P. Motherwell
Ontario
North Bay
Kimberley— McBride
Rogers
Kimberley — Cosgriffe
Olderjack
Kimberley — Musser
Mussin
Cven
Wighth
Clark Cought
Kimberley—Horne
Cosariffe
Pennneton
E. JL. Staples
Detroit, Mich
W. A. Andrews
H. J. Chomat
Chomat
J. Marzocco
Larry Pipes
Gull Lake
Susk
Stk
Mr. G. Alexander
Women’s Institute
Rogers c
Oldenjack
Hunter Rt
Staples Ennington
House
A. Crowe
Caseriffe
the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co., OF Canada, Limited
B. G. Montgomery
Ral Milbagh
Wilson
Bruce Robinson
Baker St
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada
Trail
British Columbia
Tadanac
U. S
Leviathan
Thoto
Inez
Boston Harbor
Studebakers
Banner Day OF Corporation
Winnipeg
Kootenay
Ted Cooper
Cranbrook B.C
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