Local Cranbrook Notes Highlight Busy Week in Town
Cranbrook residents mingle with visitors as J. Burke from Kamloops and Malcolm Murray from Jaffray are noted. Local shops advertise Dolly Varden and Empress shoes at cut prices, while new homes and a three story hotel rise in Marysville. The KOOTENAY club meets, and a sewing and tailor trade expands with Leask Wenderson’s new stock. Married Alonzo Lamberton and Helen King wed with Rev. Main officiating.
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Finks
Pinks
H. Robichaud
Isos
F. W. Green
N. J. Switzer
Medicina Hatte
Royal Hotel
R. B. Hunter
Calgary
Cranbrook
al. Lowry
Swansea
Dolly Varden
Fink Mercantile Co
C.C.S
J. Dougan
Vancouver
FP. D. Hope
Creston
U.C.S
Patmore Bros
House of Hoberlin
Sarvis
Beattie & Atchison’s
Empress
Davies
James Doyle
Marysville
Nelson
Miners Union of
Kimberley
H. Sawyer
B. E. Carter
S. J. Morrow
Burwell Avenue
W .J. Atchison
Board of Trade
G. H. Ashworth
Robinson-McKenzie
Lumbago
Chas. Smith
Michel
Patmore Hros
Beth Norwell
Beattie Atchison
George Leask
Robert Robson
Mayook
Ak. Davey
Wardner
Robert Little
Fort Steele
W. E. Woodhouse
H. H. Ross
Waldo
James Finlay
Sullivan Mine
E. C. Cann
Moyie
E. Flewelling
Mortis
Ldaughter
S. J Towgood
Police
Dow
Wandou
Dr. Elmer
Vic Rollins
PJ. Leighthauser
East Kootenay
P.O. Box
David Emory
James Foster
Foster
Alex. McLennon
U.P.R
Jolly Company
Opera Cloak
Burns Bros
M. D. Couch
Canadian North-West Oil Company
Pincher Creek
L.H
Care Imperial Hotel
W. H. Wilson
G. H. Patmore
Sullivan
J. Fitzpatrick
F. M. Rankin
C. Andrews
F. H. Bird
J. , Jeffrey
W. H. Newton
R. F. Fraser
J. Allen
C. McLean
A. W. Hales
J. W. Rubel
N. D. Bird
F. Gottfield
B .Telenick
J. Bobbro
S. Sellam
G Wilson
W. Scott
F. Slater
J Coners
J. Adams
J. Doyle
Harris
Woods
Wood Merchants
Town Anh
Messrs
Harrris
Sullivan Mine and Smelter to Close After Orders
Sullivan mine and smelter received orders to close last week. Final outcome hinges on a company meeting, with no indication of a restart before a frost.
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James Finlay
Sullivan
Cranbrook Council Seeks Band Support and City Bids
The Cranbrook council met to review the February 21 minutes and hear requests. The Cranbrook City Band petition seeks $50 per month for summer open air concerts, referred to finance with a report due after a March 7 meeting. Other actions include police commissioner updates, a tender for city auditor candidates, and notices enforcing pound tax bylaws starting March 18. The council adjourned at 10:15 p.m. with an emergency meeting planned for March 10.
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Ityan
Henderson
Unt
Ma Mungisteate
Fagan
Victoria
British Columbia Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Cranbrook
Baker
Cranbrook City Band
Finance Committee
EF Home
C. A. Dolly
G. H. Ashworth
Alderm
Hengerson
Abdesman Hunt
James Foster
Hunt
F. Gamble
Public Works
Alderman Baker
Ryoe
Theoriel of
Trade
East Kootenay
Calgary
Tmt Aml
Doolan Obituary and Local Notices
Larry Doolan of Winnipeg dies after long illness. He was a former chief of police and later a Crows roadmaster with ties to Cranbrook. Crescent Lodge to drape its charter in his memory. Also notes on Bowser defense counsel and civil service changes. Sunny Southern Alberta column reports on spring in Raymond area and plans for a Fish Lakes summer resort with a Grey property syndicate and new hotel and boat provisions.
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Larry Doolan
Winnipeg
Doolan
Kootenays
Crow
Mast Kootenay
Cranbrook
Crescent Lodge
Knights of Pytitias
Jasilar
Attornev Ecesicra
Woos i
Gotu
T General
Bowser
Sition Witi
Alberta
Raymond Hustler
Saun Alberta
Raymond
Albert Grey
Fish Lakes
Cranbrook Promoted Despite Loss to Fernie In Curling
Montreal reports promote J. Leonard to CPR duties after Cranbrook team sinks Fernie by 24 points and records only one loss. Rinks led by H T Small and Rev. Grant post scores 16 to 9 and 43 to 7. Fernie curlers praised Cranbrook players for their treatment.
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Issu
J. W. Leonarder
C.P.R
Fé Jam
Crapbreet Tocomes
A. No
A. McCowan
Rev. Great
Bundell
Fernie
Births and deaths echo through Cranbrook district
Birth notices from Cranbrook report a February 28 1905 birth to Mr and Mrs SN C McKinstry a February 1908 birth to Mr and Mrs Moore a few stray fragments mention a March 2 death of Brigadier General BH Vidal and a local dressmaker and rink match details with scores and participants in Lucan and surrounding area.
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Cranbrook
SN. C McKinstry
Borm
Moore
Cryphr
Taylor
Ottawa
Gener BH. Vidal
Riverside Nurseries Catalogue Offer From Grand Forks
Riverside Nurseries of Grand Forks advertises an air descriptive catalogue of nursery stock. It lists prairie hay and Timothy hay priced f.o.b Cranbrook, with an address for inquiries at Box 2 Olds Alberta.
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Riverside Nurseries
Grand Forks
HAY Prairie Hay F.o
Cranbrook
Timothy Hay
F.o.b. Cranbrook
Olds
Alta
Payroll sheets For Lumber Camps On Short Notice
The Herald offers ready payroll sheets for lumber logging and tie camps to be supplied quickly.
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Herald
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