Cranbrook growth prospects and Hudson Bay moves noted
The Cranbrook Herald reports Canada's Yukon gold stampede warnings and warns of the gold fever's costs. Hudson Bay Co purchases 16 Cranbrook lots and seeks 100 ft on Baker Street. Victoria weighs miner licensing, Cranbrook touted as East Kootenay's rising hub with C P R payroll stability. James McMallin plans a Cranbrook brickyard while Charles Martin to make and repair harness.
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Gigot
Macleod
Hudson Bay Company
Cranbrook
Baker Street
East Kootenay
Lion and Hagland Form Triple Alliance Rumor
An old proverb about lion and lamb is reimagined as Hagland United States and Japan allegedly allied. The piece warns the trio could dominate world navies and armies, threatening rivals with inexhaustible war sinews. The tone is sensational and ironical.
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United States Congress
Great Britain
Canadas
British Columbia
Toronto
the World
Fos
Montreal
Wenileman
Yukon
Tr Ty
Thurilton Stith
Testa Lake
Ari
Senate
Hagland
United States
Japan
Grinovk’s Respected Mechanic Seen as Established Figure
A local craftsman in Grinovk expresses pride in his thorough work and long tenure, predicting he will be regarded as an old timer and substantial businessman. The piece notes potential for enterprising individuals to profit from a wood yard with dry wood.
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Herbert Bismarck
Germany
Bismarck
Victoria News
British America
British Columbia
Grinovk
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Simcresting
Kootenay
Hast
Crows Nest Pass
St. Eugene
North Star and Sullivan
Wasa
Wild Horse
Dibble
Bull River
L. A. Hamilton
Winnipeg
Man
V. Hyde Baker
B. C
B.C. Land Investment Agency
Victoria and Vancouver
Cranbrook Herald
States
Victoria
Tom Herald
ET TU
Brutus
HuRaLp
Fort Steele
South East
Herald
South East Kootenay
James H. McMallin
Balfour
Charles Martin
East Kootenay Hotel
Mary Donahue
G. L. Hilliard
J. H. Sibbald
Hugh Watt
C, N
Drybrook
Abd Mssion Hospital
Troubrook
Cranbroek Hotel
The
Graybrook Lumber
Cranbrook Hotel
Ryan Morrison
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