Cranbrook Herald seeks local news and tips for district
The Cranbrook Herald issues a call for town mine and people news from readers and announces subscription terms for one year or six months.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
2
The Cranbrook Herald issues a call for town mine and people news from readers and announces subscription terms for one year or six months.
Notice announces that Messrs Wentworth and Rockendorf will handle all Herald business during Simpson’s Cape Nome absence this summer. The Cranbrook paper’s owners express thanks to residents and affirm ongoing town and district advancement under the new editors.
Editorial notes praise Cranbrook’s rapid development and promise a strong 1900 for the district. It cites booming business in South East Kootenay, political maneuvering around Joe Martin, and a new provincial secretary sworn in despite deafness. Crown tension and fiscal forecasts from Ottawa also appear.
J James Ryan holder of Free Miner’s Certificate No WB Over loved applies under section 87 to obtain a Crown Grant of the Tramway Mineral Claim on Mark Creek in the Mining Division of South East Kootenay. Action must commence before the issue of the Certificate of Improvements dated March 2, 100.
Helen Keller raises funds by writing letters and appealing friends for Tommy Stringer a blind deaf boy from Washington PA and later Allegheny to secure two years of kindergarten education in Jamaica Plain Mass The tale connects to Keller’s compassion following the Lioness incident and the wider 1890s charitable drive.
1.7. G. Proctor gives notice of intent to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Sanity and Works for a 21 years lease of 100 acres of land about four miles west of Wardner, on the Crow's Nest Pass railroad. Commencing at a post marked T. PS. E. corner.
One month after date I intend or apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase lands described. Beginning at a post planter 250 yards north of the falls on the right bank of the Upper Moyle river near Niggerreek. The parcel runs 40 chains east then 40 chains north then 40 chains west then 40 chains south to the starting point. Containing 10 acres. Dated February 26 1900 H I VANDEVAR
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