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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
3
A testimonial advertisement claims Vinol rapidly restored strength after grippe and convalescence. Mrs Vaught and Adelaide Gamm describe improved health and vitality, with a money back offer through Cranbrook Drug & Book Co as agents.
Notice states Annie Merington of Cranbrook, married, intends to apply for permission to purchase forty acres described by a survey starting at Lot 1007 Group One fast Kootenay district, with riverbank and boundary lines, staked May 27 1011, locator Stewart Mortis.
The Panama Canal shows strong progress with only one excavation task remaining. About 100 million cubic yards of muck removed and disposed, over half the concrete for the locks in place, Gatun fill 70 percent done, and major machinery installed. Giant gates arriving for rapid erection.
The president of a Spokane shorthand school says more than two hundred graduates have married their employers or office associates since 105. He endorses these marriages as happy, noting that a stenographer can ease a businessman’s burdens and become both a trusted partner and social companion.
The action by Hilton against Wattsburg Lumber Company was tried without a jury on May 27 before Judge Murphy. Hilton claimed breach of occupancy rights and missing cookhouse items, seeking damages and an injunction to stop logging. The Wattsburg Lumber Company countered, saying the injunction forced them to vacate buildings, with only one owned by Hilton remaining.
The court awards Wattsburg Lumber Company costs and grants a damages reference tied to timber withheld by an injunction. Hilton loses damages and the judge notes the defendants may recover timber value and other costs, while deeming the injunction improperly issued and outlining measurements for timber quantities and replacement costs. General notes follow on royals, mining dividends, labor, and infrastructure.
An advertised remedy claims quick permanent relief for women ailments. The registrar disregards the alleged tie contract as the plaintiff had no knowledge. Damages for the tie timber will be set by the defendants removing the tie themselves. The defendants must pay their defence costs and counter-claim costs. G. H. Thompson represents the plaintiff Hilton, M. A. Macdonald represents the defendant company.
Sarah Jane Macdonald of Cranbrook intends to apply for permission to purchase lands described as starting at a post near the northwest corner of Lot 10083 and running ten chains west, sixty chains south, ten chains east, and sixty chains north along the Spokane International Railway. Agent Samuel Macdonald. Dated June 13, 1911.
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