Kimberley Nets Seventh Straight In East Kootenay League
Kimberley remains unbeaten in the East Kootenay baseball league by defeating Wardner 6 to 4 at home Sunday. Cranbrook slips to tie with Lumberton for third after a 16 to 2 rout by Wycliffe, while Lumberton beat Concentrator 4 to 1. Next Sunday features Wardner at Concentrator Kimberley at Wycliffe and Lumberton at Cranbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardner
Kimberley
East Kootenay
Cranbrook
Wycliffe
Millmen
Lumberton
Kimberley Seteietae Eee Eee Ooll
Wyclitte Pedti Ees
Ld Cranbrook
Val Lumberton
Wardner Sahte Concentrator
Roadhouse at Canal Flats to Cater to Motorists
A. N. MacKinley, formerly of Port Steele and now in Canal Flats, has purchased the business from Mr. Greenwood. The roadhouse will offer gas and oil, groceries, provisions, meals, and light lunches, with a beer license application before the government Liquor Board. Canal Flats sits about 60 miles from Cranbrook and suits motorists after a four hour run from Cranbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. MacKinley
Port Steele
Canal Flats
Greenwood
MacKinley
Ower
Government Liquor Board
Cranbrook
Floods Cause Heavy Damage to District Highways
Head superintendent Jack Taylor plans rapid restoration of district roads after severe washouts. The season’s flood costs run to $8,000 for road repairs with additional bridge replacements across Glentilly Moyie River and the Mission, plus other structures.
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Jack Taylor
Glentilly
Moyie River
Mission
Boy Drowned in Columbia River Found Near Home
Special to the Herald Invermere B C June 22 The fourteen year old Don Loughlin was found floating in the Columbia River near his Firlands home He had been missing about a month No foul play is suspected His father J Loughlin plans to bury him at Golden and may move the body downriver on a barge built for the trip
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Invermere
B. C
Don Loughlin
Columbia River
Firlands
J. Loughlin
Golden
Obituary of Helen Kemp Beloved Wife of Edward Kemp Kimberley
The Cranbrook Kimberley community mourns Helen Kemp born Seattle 1904 daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Mueller. She moved from Kimberley to Cranbrook then returned to Kimberley with her husband Edward Kemp of the tunnel works. She died after a stomach illness and a hospital operation. Funeral held at Slaterville with Presbyterian services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Helen
Edward Kemp
Andrew Mueller
Kemp
Seattle
Canada
Moyle
Mudllep
St. Eugene Hospital
Joe
Irene
Slaterville
Blackburn
Presbyterian Church
A.benson
Charles Collins
J. McDonald
K. Branch
A. Harry
Ekstrom
Edmondson
C. Collins
Cross
Banks
B. Matson
J. MacDonald
Art Wilson
Ray
George
Kemball
Geo
Lynn
O. J, Dow
Polson
L. Veoberg
Kathleen Stratchen
Miss MacLeod
J. Hy
Spence
Alex Hurry
J. C. Leighton
Union Church Ladies Garden Fete Draws Big Crowd
The United Church lawn social at Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Carlyle attracted well over 300 attendees. Ice cream and refreshments sold briskly with 200 cones doubled to meet demand as cakes sandwiches strawberries and cream drew proceeds over $130 for the event.
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Union Church
The
United Church
G. D. Carlyle
Locals Fall to Wycliffe in Lopsided Baseball Tilt
Wycliffe overwhelmed Cranbrook 13 to 8 on Sunday as Johren homered and Huffman McDonald led a sharp Cranbrook defense. Woodman struggled on the mound, while Logan closed strong for Wycliffe. Umpires Trew and Doran called a lively game amid crowd enthusiasm and postgame charity events raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe
Cranbrook
Battle Field
Woodman
Johren
Logan
McDonald
Hogarth
Huffman
Taylor
Trew
Hinton
Clark
Malkin
Mortimer
F. Huffman
Crowe
Trimble
Clapp
Kimberley July First Celebration Parade and Sports Program
A day program for Kimberley’s July 1 celebration with a morning parade at 9 a.m. featuring bands and floats including Indian Pete Discoverer of St Eugene Mine and various cars and bicycles prizes. At Lindsay Park 10 a.m. children’s sports with multiple races and prizes for all entrants and separate events for ladies and married women.
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Indian Pete
St. Eugene
Playground renovations brighten city grounds
Residents note major improvements at the children's playground with new cinder walks trees and a tall flagpole. Rotary Club funds the work while Native Sons maintain the trees as the city band hosts open air concerts from the new bandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Fyles
Rotary Club
Native Sons Lodge
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters to open Cranbrook hall
The Knights of Pythias lodge and the Pythian Sisters of Cranbrook Temple No. 28 plan a grand opening dance at their newly enlarged hall on Friday July 8. The new addition expands kitchen space and public function usefulness. Robinson's Orchestra will provide music.
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K. P. Hall
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Pythian Sisters of
Cranbrook Temple
Jnew
Robinson
Lawn Bowling Club Revived in Cranbrook
The Lawn Bowling Club of the G W V A opens membership to all citizens at Cranbrook grounds with a $5 season fee. Official opening set for Friday June 26 at 8 pm with Mayor Roberts likely to preside. Two complete sets of bowls acquired and grounds prepared by Wm Johns for a fine green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W.V.A
Cranbrook
Roberts
Wm. Johns
Fairmont Springs Draws Weekend Visitors
Ideal weather drew many motorists from Cranbrook and Kimberley to Fairmont Hot Springs for open air bathing and scenery. Nearly a hundred Cranbrook Kimberley visitors joined others from Windermere Valley, with lawns and tents set for overnight stays. The on site restaurant opens Sunday to serve weekend trippers as tourist traffic is expected to grow along the Banff Windermere route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Fairmont Hot Springs
Windermere
Banff-Windermere
Fairmonth
C. Hy
Pollen and Family
D. A. Burton
L. Burton
Marjorie Burton
Donald Bustom
Fifty two names on 1926 Chautauqua contract signed
A 1926 Chautauqua contract for a six day stay lists fifty two signatories led by Miss Vada Little who secured the signatures and sent the document to Calgary for formal approval. The roster includes W. F. Attridge H. L. Porter A. Raworth A. P. Noble and many others from Cranbrook and area.
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H. L. Porter
A. Raworth
A. P. Noble
W. M. Harris
Cranbrook Herald
Stanley Moffatt
H. R. Hinton
W. Shepherd
Bridges
P. J. Morin
A. A. MacKinnon
James Reekie
G. W. Patmore
Charles Emslie
Margaret Towriss
Will Pritchard
George B. Powell
Teddy Clausen
M. A. Beale
L. Palmer
W. A. Fergie
GD. Carlyle
W. S. Santo
Robert B. Lang
F. W. Green
A. H. Johnson
J. A. Genest
Fred Nelson
W. J. Wilson
Verne Woodman
W. J. Leigh
W. H. Wilson
C. W. Huffman
B. €. Freeman
J. B. Webster
S. Taylor
Emberson Walker
J. Be, Beaton
J. Morrison Clark
Stuart MacIntosh
L. C. Wasson
A. BE. Bowley
F. W. Mackenrot
Draper
F. W. Burgess
Percy Foot
H. A. McKowan, W. Eb, Worden
Good Labor Day Program Lined Up in Cranbrook
The Cranbrook Agricultural Association plans a full Labor Day program starting 10 am at the baseball grounds. They offer a two year winning challenge cup and will host a race meet and athletic events in the afternoon, with a dance in the auditorium to close the day.
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The
Agricultural Association
Cranbrook
Local residents listed in Creston area notice
A miscellaneous reader notice lists numerous residents and families including Mrs W S Ryckman Kimberley J Summers and family Mr and Mrs T W Bailey Mr and Mrs W McDonald Mr and Mrs E Louis Roy Clemens R Gow vanlock A K Gill O H Gill Miss I Ward Kimberley Mr and Mrs G T Moir Miss Annie Moir Harvey Moir Dr A G Thompson Mr Brackett Mr and Mrs W S Robinson and others as part of a community directory.
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W. H. Wilson
Phyllis Thompson
McKenzie Morrison
Jal
McPherson l
Hannah
Lea Dwelley
Roy Linnell
McFadden
Alma Sarvis
Mina Grace McFarlane
al Knight
Norgrove
McPherson
W. S. Ryckman
Creston
J. Summers
Kimberley
T. W. Bailey
W. McDonald
Junior stock judging teams to visit coast fairs
East Kootenay District will send a three member team to the Vancouver and New Westminster Exhibitions. Judging demonstrations occur in summer under district agriculturist A. L. Hay with local fairs hosting competitions and fall fair judging. Interested boys and girls should send their names to the Agricultural Office promptly.
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Vancouver
New Westminster
East Kootenay
A. L. Hay
Invermere barber drowns in Lake Windermere mishap
Invermere BC June 23 Special to the Herald Arthur Brice 36, district's only barber, drowned Monday afternoon after a motor launch ride on Lake Windermere. He was with Alexander Ritchie and Mrs James Duncan when they fell overboard. body not recovered. Four drownings this spring in the area. Brice from Maine, no local relatives. Funeral likely if body recovered under G W V A auspices.
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Herald
Invermere
B.C
Arthur Brice
Lake Windermere
Alexander Ritchie
James Duncan
Brice
Maine
List of Local Stand-By and Family Names at Sirdar Yard
Relieving at Sirdar B F Whiteside of Sirdar has been taking a holiday from duty on the yard engine there and was relieved by Dolly Gray of this city. The report lists numerous couples and individuals including Lionel Leask Roy Leask F Bamford F G Morris and family F E Magee T Drew F A Williams Pantling Hew son C A Towriss Reade Myrtle Reade Cerell Reade Isobel Frame David Prame W C Barber Mrs A J Tronsides and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Whiteside
Sirdar
Lionel Leask
Roy Leask
F. Bamford
F. G. Morris
F. BE. Magee
T. Drew
F. A. Williams
Pantling
Hewson
C. A. Towriss
Reade
Myrtle Reade
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Helen Kemp
iScore
Lindsay Park
Hoys
Kimberley Orchestra
Fairmont Springs
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