Ratcliffe & Stewart Show First Class Auto Repairs and Storage
McLaughlin closed car formerly driven by Dr Green has been bought by Mayor T M Roberts. Details mention winter storage and repairs. Also noted is the death of Indian figure Lame Joe Joseph Eaglehead on the reserve near Cherry Creek with coroner Dr MacKinnon not ordering an inquest. Government agent F A Small to inspect Kimberley subdivisions. Cranbrook Sash & Door Co installing barrel head machine. A Cranbrook Cartage team frightened by windblown paper and redirected by bystanders near the bridge.
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T. M. Roberts
Dr. Green
Joe
Joseph Eaglehead
Cherry Creek
MacKinnon
Inter
Windermere
St. Mary
Cranbrook Sash & Door Co
Local Happenings Mix of town news and notices
Fernie residents read of road works and taxes, a Ford truck for Cameron Lang, Miss Thirza Johnson to resume duties at Wild Horse mine, and church announcements. A local boy fined for malicious damage, Burns Club meeting set, and a murder case involving Russian national Kollesavichy. New auto licenses issued. drivers must obtain it for each driver in a family.
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Thirza Johnson
Fernie
City
Fort Steele
The
Wild Horse Gold Mining & Development Company
Local notices and events from Cranbrook and district
Beale and Elwell featured in a figure with ticket offers from Brown's Bus Line offering 12.00 for 10.00 and 5.00 for 4.50. A. W. Drayton, mining man, returns from New York this week while Father McKenna is due in Cranbrook on the 27th and to stay for services on the 29th. F. W. Alexander, district engineer from Vancouver, visited with Supt. T. R. Flett and J. Robertson on No. 68. A cow raffle at a Wasa dance was won by Mrs. W. H. Randall, ticket 106. the cow belonged to Mrs. Hannant of Wasa. The G. I. A. monthly tea was held on March 12 at Mrs. Wm. O’Hearn’s home with a humorous readings program. Winnipeg Kiddies may return to the city around month’s end. a date was requested but not confirmed. A surprise party honored Lieut. Baker of the Salvation Army at Van Horne Street with games and midnight refreshments. Dr. Wilson, ear nose and throat specialist, will visit Cranbrook March 30 remaining the week. Cranbrook artists helped with St Warrick’s Day Concert for the Sacred Heart Church in Kimberley, including Miss Drummond, Miss Wanda Fink, and Mr. Lang. a comedy sketch by Nelson’s Barber, and a packed house. Stetson's company presented Uncle Tom’s Cabin at the Auditorium with little crowd but praise for the enduring tale.
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Cranbrook
Sacred Heart Church
Kimberley
F. M. MacPherson
Frances Drummond
Wanda Fink
Bert Lang
Drummond
St Patrick Masquerade Dance Impresses Auditors
Mr Alan DeWolf attended Bonners Ferry on Tuesday while the St Patrick’s Night masquerade at the Auditorum, hosted by the G W V A, drew praise for fine costumes mostly green. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs T A Wallace for best dressed man and woman, with comic prizes won by Mrs W B Johnston and Mrs Harold Brown. The Robinson orchestra provided the music.
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St. Patrick's
Auditorum
T. A. Wallace
St. Patrick
Robinson Orchestra
King praises Kimberley Press and mining town progress
In a Feb 21 1925 letter from Ottawa Dr J H King commends the Kimberley Press for its launch. He recalls Kimberley’s Sullivan Mine growth since 1899 and notes the town’s mining prominence as a major zinc and lead producer. He urges loyal support for the new newspaper as Kimberley grows into an ideal mining community.
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The
Kimberley Press
J. H. King
Ottawa
House of Commons
Kootenay
Sullivan
Kimberley
Cranbrook
Big Hill
Marysville
St Eugene Hospital
Mission
Dominion
Canada
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Boy Scott
A. Earle Leigh
Norbury Avenue
Ratcliffe & Stewart
F. A. Small
Cranbrook Cartage and Transfer Co
Ednard
Moyie
Peterboro Boats & Canoes
Moffatt’s Variety Store
Cranbaok
B.C
P.O
St. Eugene Hospital
Cranbrook Motors
R. C. Brehmer
S. M. Zahursky
Cranbrook Creamery
Crystal Dairy
Cranbrook and District
Crystal Dairy Limited
Martin Bros
Sainsbury & Ryan
Wm. Ratcliffe
Messrs. Cameron & Lang
W. F. Burns
United Church
Presbyterian Church
Brown
FE. W. MacKay
Spokane
Portland
Rotary
Tony Magro
Studebaker
Fernice Free Press
City Bakery
the Herald
Public Works Department
Lumberton
Yahk
Toronto
Herald
Vancouver
Edmonton
Lethbridge
New Westminster
Hughie Simpson
Taylor Camp
Gregory Thomas
Leask
Clan' Sbrook and District Burns Club
Maple Hall
John Kollesavichy
Medicine Hat
James H. Calkins
C. P. R. Trainman
Walsh
Alberta
Beale & Elwell
W. A. Drayton
New York
Father McKenna
F. W. Alexander
Supt
T. R. Flett
J. Robertson
Wasa
W. H. Randall
D. Hannant
Wm. O’hearn
Burwell Avenue
Winnipeg
Wilson Herald
Stetson
Little Eva
Uncle Tom
Simon Legree
Topsy
Marks
W.H. Wilson
Optometrist
Cranbrooke
Alan DeWolf
Bonners Ferry
the Weather Bulletin
Max
Min
Nash & Star Cars and Trucks
W. J. Selby
Nash
Box H. Herald Office
Greenwood
Canal Flat
Y.M.C.A
Arena
Hill
DR. King
Beale & Ell Realty Listings
Biabe
Deuce
Garden Avenue
Watt
Lly
William Thompson
P. O
C. Emilie
C. F. Brown
U. K
Norbury Ave
W. Nichol
Mildred M. Porter, R.N
Melrose Hospital
Boston
Fenwick Ave
Herald Office
Armstrong Avenue
W. D. Hill
Yuen Kee
J. F, Scott
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
A. Crawford
Matron Garden
Sararasy
Dr. Large
C. P. R. Telegraph
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