Fernie Officials Probe Relief Fund Shortage and Arrest Warrant
At a Fernie general meeting auditors flagged a relief fund shortage from August while Lockhart was in charge. A Stay offer and cash security were debated. police may arrest him if not secured. Other local court actions include acquittals and guilty pleas in unrelated theft and intimidation cases.
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McDeraud
Nelson
Wistead
Ivante
Pole
BL. G. Lockhart
Lockhart
A. J. Fisher
Lawe & Fisher
Herchmer
Vernie
Fernie
Wardner Gossip Notes and Local Visitors
Our Wardner correspondent reports on visits and social events with Cranbrook Fernie and Fort Steele connections. Highlights include Mrs Lowey hosting Mamie’s party, the ward’s dances, business calls by CPR camp residents, and locals like O Neill and Inglis on town business. The piece notes the CPR bridge carpenters leaving for Mort Steele and a revival of health in the Manning family.
Partner Dissolution Notice From Steward
Steward states he will not be responsible for debts of his late partner A Grenier who left the partnership without notice and that he will continue the business in his own name 4N-81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grenier
Moyie Social Note Highlights Visitors and Local Builds
MOYIE Ilarry White, customs collector at ratbrook, was in town Thursday. Brice Attwood and wife of Cres ton visited Moyie. Mike Moran, Moyie, injured in a Field tunnel accident with a broken leg and crushed arm, is hospitalized there. S. G. Blaylock, St. Eugene mine superintendent, returned from Eastern Quebec. Calder Bros. plan a new 18 by 24 store building north of the International hotel for Tom Summers. They also report progress on Donald Peddie’s North Tavistock street residence.
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Ilarry White
Ratbrook
Mike Moran
Moyie
Field
P Mr. Moran
Calder Bros
International Hotel
Tom Summers
Donald Peddie
Tavistock Street
Creston News Roundup Reflects Town Changes
Creston observes rapid building in the townsite as Cap Carruthers ends ties with Lenz & Leiser and monitors Duck Creek lands. Timothylus spurs fashion among ladies while Alf Cotterill recovers from pleurisy in Cranbrook hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap. Carruthers
Lenz & Leiser
Mr. Carruthers
Duck Creek
The Chain Prayer Letter Sparks Catholic Pulpit Debate
Cranbrook B C March 1 1900 Herald correspondent reports on a sent chain prayer ridiculed by Catholic pulpits. Father L Chainel rebuts the superstition urging readers to burn such letters and reject the promise of fortune. He condemns the chain as fraud and ignorance and advises destroying the note.
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Herald i Tot
Sies
Cranivook
B.C
Herald
Crane
Jerusalem
Gie Ib
Father L, Chainel
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Alexander Laird
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Fiail
R. J. Brymer
Cranbrook
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East Kootenay
Calgary
Coast
G. M. Blake
P. Burns & Co., Ltd
P. Woods & CO
Armstrong Ave
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Bain and Chatham
East Kootenay Lumber Co
A. C. Bowness Wholesale
Dawson
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RED Cross
T. Labelle & CO
Timothy
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Brown
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Michel
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George Card
Wmn. Walker
McHardie & McDermid, Accountants
J. H. Reid Co
San Francisco Opera Company
Coal Creek
Macleod
J. A. McDonald
Alberta
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Johnny
Rockies
Turkey
Trosmer
Victoria
Wardner
Wassie
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Mrs. Lowey
Mamie
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W. Cy U. Coy
Me. J. Sparham
Samuel Rogers
Vancouver
Friends Town
Brownlee
Great West Saddlery Co
Alta
G. W. Donahoe
Otto Wisner
Aranbrook
Hazel Mathers
Fort Steele
Hazel Bohart
Miss Grandall
Opera House
Mr. O'Neill
Ryan Shoe Company
Mrs. Boliart
Mr. Black
Prairie City Oil
Busi- Uss
C.P.R
Mort Steele
Jim Kye
Grand Forks
B. A
Manning
J. J. Grady
Spokane
Were
Witter Creston
Provine
Brice Attwood
Creston
S. G. Blaylock
St. Eugene
Quebec
Creston Review
Timothylus
Waton
Winnipeg
Alf. Cotterill
Cranbrook Hospital
Cap, Carruthers
Slander
RIFE
Denaliie
H. Y. Parker
Canadian Hotel
Joseph Brault
Carpenters & Contractors
Cranbrook and Hosmer
HOTEL
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Hartley
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Queen's Hotel
Jack McDonald
Gust Amueen
Manitoba
J. Brown
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