Moyie Leader notes local visits and incidents in Cranbrook Moyie
The Moyie Leader reports visits by Mrs Edward Lawlor in Crab Brook and Cranbrook residents GAL Clothier D A Ayres HLL Dimock and family moving to Hastport. It notes a serious fire at Dr Bonnell’s residence a rink accident injuring Miss Kidd and mining disruptions from cold weather. A court case involving Frank Smith and Lena Bell ends without criminal intent and the ring dispute is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lawlor
Crabbrook
Gal Clothier
D. A. Ayres
Cranbrook
Dimock
Hastport
Corbin
B. J. McMahon
Tie Hospital
Miss Cameron
Danny Uitte
Cameton
Victoria Street
Moyle
Iran
Bhner
Moyie Fanorite
Casey
Campbell
Bonnell
No. 1
Crook
Michel Hotel
Craban
Judge Wilson
Frank Smith
Lena Bell
Smith
Lena
Lipharit
Ben
Coal Creek
Liphardt
Fernie Notes Tell of Ore Yields and Coal Famine
Fernie highlights include Newland visiting, ore from Bluebell mines yielding profit, and a plan for shunt and coal chutes at the yard. Elk Lumber to add furniture plant. porch of Fernie hotel changes hands. coal orders surge with shortages. Judge Irving ruling on water vote. local business moves and town prospects, with personnel changes and arrivals in Fernie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie Lisiger
Newland
Fernie
Fernau
Pilot Bay
Bluebell
Blackstone
Northern Statad
Ledger
Tad Tinder
Witi
Charles Kevtles
Alberta
Pineher Creek
Ble
Mt Kettles
Mark Drumm
Frank Paper
Dle
Central Hotel
Mel. Jennings
Leslie Mills
James Severns
Mr. Severns
Carbonaire
United Mine Workers Organization
Aalf
Ledge
Harry Mantle
Dayslam
Alberti
Mr. Handley
Victoria 4S
Trving
Crows Nest Pass, Electric Light & Power
Gazette changes hands amid town notes and police case
The Macleod Gazette is taken over by Attorney C F Harris as lauding improvements loom. Other items note lacrosse meeting delays, W Grace joining the US Army, barber sale to J N McGuire, slide road progress, a Coleman police trial for Corporal Kimbry with a reprimand reported, Pass Power and Light moving to a new plant, and a Lille death from whiskey intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macleod Gazette
C. F. Harris
Imperial Bowl
W. Grace
Fort Assinaboine
United States Army
J. N. McGuire
McGuire
Grace
Pearson & Jewell
Kimbry
bKocal Mounted Police Detachment
S$. Manahan
Coleman Hotel
Coleman
Arnold
Whiskey
Grifths
Lille
Griffiths
West Canadian Collieries Company
Blairmore Building Slowed by Cold Weather
The Blairmore Times reports that late cold snaps have hindered ongoing construction projects. J. Emerson, coal company secretary here, plans a trip to his old home in England soon. Thursday Mrs. J. D. McLean, long seriously ill, was admitted to Frank Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Emerson
Coal Company
England
J. D. McLean
Frank Hospital
Golden Star notes local moves and ventures in Golden
F McGinn leads the Coleman branch of American Trust Co in the absence of W R McRae on holiday. Golden residents Mr and Mrs Russell return from Baglin and Mrs Rampton goes home to Seattle after a month in Golden. J A Bulman passes telegraph operator exam at Revelstoke. Thomas Conner and Stanley Moodie plan a new Golden newspaper. George T Wells of Nelson wins Domion Cartrie Co silver medal at the Nelson Gun club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. McGinn
Grand Forks
The
American Trust Co
Coleman
W. R. McRae
BN. Russell
Golden
Baglin
Roa] Rampton
Windermere
Carmola
Golder
Op. Miller
May
Sitarday
Northeist Kootenay
Lauer States
Meaghan
Wwe Alpanly
Ross
Pea
Moune
Suday Jast
Anderson de Sutve Evers
Thomas Conner
Stanley Moodie
Star
Su Aml
George T. Wells
Nelson
Dominon Cartrie Co
Nelson Gun Club
Windermere Liquor Case and Ice Camp Incidents Report
Chief Cameron's inquiry reveals John Celestin and Moxes Kimba charged for giving liquor to 15 year old William Paul at an ice camp. One Indian pleaded guilty. others admitted guilt. Fines and jail terms were imposed. whites face heavier penalties. Notes on local Indians, a near lake crossing by Henderickson, and sightings of travelers Joe May, Harry Mathers, and Jack Thompson renew old mining ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
John _Celestin
Moxes_Kimba
Ed. Seovil
S. M
Wm. Paul
Lovie Paul
Golden Jail
Louie Paul
Henderickson
Henly
Windermere
Willie Tanyton
Lucky Joe
Harry Mathers
Jack Thompson
Port Steele
British Columbia Elections Anticipated After Power Bill Fallout
Victoria March 14 It is generally believed the local legislature will not reconvene before a general election. The Kootenay Power Co bill was blocked at the final sitting, causing dissatisfaction. J A Macdonald is praised for courage in the Kaien island land scandal. The government faces condemnation despite a whitewash report with Conservative MPs resisting the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Kootenay
James A. Anderson
McGowan
Kilison
Gifford
Bowerville and Hanktown line driver turns stage success
A returned wanderer recalls Johnnie Cutely from his boyhood town. He was a bright village cut-up who twice thought about the stage. He did join a traveling company and became its best driver, making a mark on the Bowerville and Hanktown line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Bowerville
Hanktown
Log processing works proposed for Kootenay River area
One month after date an application will be made to the Governor in Council by Valentine Hyde Baker James Ryan Charles D. McNab Charles George Lyttleton and Viscount Cobham for permission to construct dams booms and other improvements for logging and saw milling on the Kootenay River in South East Kootenay British Columbia Plans and site description deposited with the Registrar of Land Titles Nelson B C and with the Minister of Public Works Ottawa Ontario Dated Cranbrook BC March 1 1906 W F Gurd solicitor for the applicants Hait
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Hyde Baker
James Ryan
Charles D. McNab
Charles George Lyttleton
Viscount Cobham
Unser
Sansala
Ams
Kootenay River
Kootenay
British Columbia
Registrar of Land Titles
Nelson
B. C
Minister of Public Works
Ottawa
Ontario
Cranbrook
W. F. Gurd
Hait
Nicholson withdraws from Cranbrook Sash and Door partnership
Allan S Nicholson withdraws from the Cranbrook Sash & Davy company partnership with Albert Slater Henry A McKowan John I Spence and William C Slater. The remaining partners will carry on the business collect debts and pay liabilities. Dated Cranbrook B C March 1. Witness C Darling Hett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan S. Nicholson
Cranbrook Sash & Davy Company
Albert Slater
Henry A. McKowan
John I Spence
William C. Slater
Cranbrook
B.C
Darling
Hett
The Problem of Dress The Fit Reform Movement in Canada
An analysis of Fit-Reform as a national dress reform, highlighting its three aims to provide designer tailored garments, set high value standards, and create a size system. It notes skilled Fit-Reform tailors, emphasis on workmanship and quality cloth, and the label as a guarantee of satisfaction and longevity across Canadian cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Strathcona
Canada
Northwest
Dominion
Atlantic
Pacific
Olive
Timber Notice for Special License to Cut Timber
Notice states that Robinson McKenzie Lumber Co. will apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria after thirty days for a special license to cut timber from deserted lands in East Kootenay district. The land is described by a starting post at the southeast corner of lot 6108 and a rectangular boundary. Dated March 5 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landsail Works
East Kootenay
George Geary
George Gray
Limks and Works
Victoria
East Kootenay District
Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
South East Kootenay
Skookumehuel River
Sydney Jellett
Echais
Coimneheemuent
C. W. Wilson
Land Parceldescription from Robinson McKenzies Timber Limit
Parcel 2 to the Chief Commissioner of Lands describes land starting at the southwest corner of Robinson-McKenzie's Lumber Co Limited timber limit and proceeds 80 chains each direction forming a square. Foyetenzie Lumber Co Limited date March 1906.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poe
Willson
Winnipeg
Carbonnado
C. N. P. Coal Company
Coal Creek Oe
Migheli
G. G. S. Lindsay
Toronto
Mrs. Lindsay
Knox Church
Rev. Fortune
Frank
Blairmore
Blairmore Times
J. Leckie Co., Ltd
Vancouver, B.C
Cranbrook Foundry and Machine Shop
A. W. McVitttie
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
H.W. McVittie
Pete’s
Wentworth
A. C. Bows Ness
New Bank
P. J. Leithauser
Mgr. Cranbrook
Orem
Crows Nest
J. Edgar Davis Bricklayer and Ontractor
J. D. McBride
Polis
Calgary
Alta
Cranbrook Sash and Door Factory
Ieo. R. Leask & Co
Lower Amstrong Avenue
Pine Tree Lumber Company
Malcolm McInnes
Manireds
Northwest Territory
Wakea Territory
Mineral & Lin
Uiteer Hays
Ak Mint
Dudun
Ae Chute Iit
Wonton
Eeu Viet Minkig
Manitoba
Witte
Perritory
Hachford
Smskin Shevan
Jedsee
Emall
Dui
Yukon Territory
Vessee
Vinverg
Olied
Oyun
Eon
Gilel
Hiiny
de Salle Ecork
Yukon Omclal Gazette
Northwest Territories
Wv. W. Cory
Minister of the Inter Dept
Interior
Lorva
Santa Clas
Handley
John W. Wolf
Geary & Doyle Proprietors
A. Doyle
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