Local notes from Cranbrook crowd city visitors and events
Local notes recount Cranbrook activity with visitors from Creston Moyie Jaffray Fort Steele and Fernie. Mentions include Rev Dr Scott Creston visiting Cranbrook longest day of year Monday activity J P Fink travel West and engineer Joe Daly leaving hospital. Pineapple preserving ads and local business notes pepper the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Scott
Creston
Cranbrook
P. Jensen
Wasa
Patmore Bros
Fernie Hall
Moyie
A. B. Fenwick
Fort Steele
Charles Stevens
J. P. Fink
Points West
Joe Daly
J. A. Broley
Fernie
Joseph Campbell
Sussex
N.B
Lof Campbell & Manning
W. Hyde Baker
Banff
G. J. Bury
BH. H. Reed
Herald Office
Joe LeBault
Campbell
A. L. McDermot
M. A. Beale
Beale& Elwell
Minneapolis
Chicago
William VanArsdale
Cosmopolitan
Joseph Wilson
Dr. Green
Melvin
Birkbeck Loan Company
Toronto
Ont
E. Elwell
Campbell & Manning
J. F. M. Pinkham
Keay
M. Edwards
C.P.R
Harry Wright
Jat Nelson
Prince of A Good Fellows
H. L. Stephens
Queens
Calgary
R. Fraser
Otto Tannhauser
Wattsburg
Dan McLeod
Wardner
Dan
T. Rogers
Seattle
H. J. Brock
St. John
N. Ee
Brock
Beattie
Cranbrook Appetites and Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Cranbrook hosts a steady stream of visitors including P. Lund of Wardner and J. Farrell of Moyie. The Harvey banquet drew many, while inns report robust business as hotels bustle with travelers and new shipments of Popham's chocolates arrive. Local firms and residents pursue contracts and sales, and plans for a fall fair spark activity as rainfall steadies in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Lund
Wardner
Albert Mutz
Cranbrook
D. Vrooman
Winnipeg
H. W. Keith
Enderby
R. C
M. B. King
Sand Point
Idaho
Popham’s
Percy T. Haywood
Kingsgate
J. Farrell
Moyie
B. B. Taylor
F. J. Clayton
Marysville
J. M. Agnew
Elko
Cranbrook News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Frank Derosier of Jaffray and Ben Roberts of Spokane International are noted in Cranbrook today. The Royal Bank of Canada erected a gold sign, Wentworth hotel boarders challenge other hotels to a ball game, and CPR staffer James Brymner arrives as summer assistant operator. Various transfers, land deals near Cranbrook, and school closing notices are included along with comments from A. S. Goodeve MP and CPR land department praise for Cranbrook’s board pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Stephens
Futka
Fred A. Russell
Cranbrook
Vic
Rollins
Lucan
Ont
Victor
William
J. H. Reede
Imperial Bank
Calgary
J. Frisken
Herald
A. C
Alta
A. J. Birtch
St. Paul
John Idington
Ottawa
Cone
Astern
Big land sale near Hamilton fruit farm headline
H L Stephens of Calgary bought seven hundred fifty acres of fruit land around the Hamilton fruit farm and A Leitch home property through East Rootenay Investment Co. The deal, one of the city’s largest in recent times, signals growing land activity in the district. East Kootenay Investment, led by Rutledge, McKinstry and Wackley, specializes in fruit lands and celebrates the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stephens
Calgary
East Rootenay Investment Company
Hamilton
A. Leitch
East Kootenay
Messrs. Rutledge
Messrs. Rutledge, McKinstry and Wackley
Journalists Tour Through British Columbia and Alberta
J S Dennis head of the CPR land department in Calgary pilots Chicago newspaper writers through British Columbia and Alberta. The group, including Wilbur D Nesbit Robert R Jones Samuel E Kiser Bruce Barton George Richards Herbert Vanderhoof Prescott Hammond and Harry M Hyde, traveled from Golden to Cranbrook and are due here tonight or tomorrow. The tour is under the Canadian Pacific British Columbia land department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Dennis
C.P.R. Land Department
Calgary
Chicago
Omen
British Columbia
Alberta
Golden
Cranbrook
Wilbur D. Nesbit
Uhe Post Syndicate
United States
Robert R. Jones
Chicago Inter Ocean
Samuel E. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Bruce Barton
Home Herald
World's Events
George Richards
World ‘Today
Herbert Vanderhoof
Canada West Monthly
Prescott Hammond
Chicago Evening Post
Harry M. Hyde
Technical World Magazine
Canadian Pacific
British Columbia Land Department
The Show Girl Comes to Hutch Colonial Musical Comedy
Press agent Hutch of the Colonial Musical Comedy company proclaims The Show Girl is O K and the show of the season. Forty ruffle riding beauties perform musical numbers dancing numbers pony ballads and trailers with every pear a peach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutch
Colonial Musical Comedy Company
O. K
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Read Office
B.be. Walker
Alexander Laird
Canada
England
R. T. Brymner
Cranbrook Branch
Rattic Atchison
Wilson
W. H. Wilson
Cien
Ie Perry Creek Hotel
Pidgeon & Anderson, Proprietors
Raworth Bros
P. R
Gold Standard Manufacturing Co
J.M. Agnew & CO
Elko, B.C
Watteburg Lumber Co
Anle
P. BURNS @ CO., Ltd
Yale
J. D. McBride
Hardware
Cranbrook, B. C
C. Kamm
D. A. Ayres
Monay
William Matthews
Royal Hotel
Mr. Matthews
J. &. Gibbon
Yahk
Way
H. J. McPherson
McMullin
Nelson
R. H. Bohart
Messrs. McDonald & Andren
Queens Hotel
Andy Good
Crows Nest
Mr. Good
George Laurie
S. J. Gould
Gould
J. Hanbury
Brandon
Man
East Kooteray
Vancouver
H. Reed
J. D. Spencer
Windermere
Montgomery
Charles Yeandle
Lethbridge
Medicine
Charlie
Dave Grifith
Wild Horse
Griffith
California
Standard
Morris
J. A. Jaquith
Brown Brothers
J. H. Reed
William Hamilton
F. A. Caton
Ait Council
F. R. Anderson
Anderson
Gordon
Smith
B. C
Burns Bros
Values Cranbrook
Royal Bank OF Canada
Montreal
Quebec
H. L. Holt
E. L. Pease
Savings Department
W. A. Schwartz
Mér
Frank Derosier
Jaffray
Itv
Ben
A. S. Goodeve
M.P
Rossland
Harvey
Mr. Goodeye
Land Department of the
Mallandaine
Board of Trade
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