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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 01, 1902

Page

4

Local misc notes and business ads from Cranbrook area

A collection of town news items mentions visits by A Sheridan Elko D J Elmer Moyie William Doble to Fernie and Cranbrook, fishing and tailoring ads, coffee from G T Rogers and McSweyn Griffiths, milk shakes at Mrs McConnell, and various residents visiting Marysville. Also notes a Cranbrook baseball club formation and local business plans, ore findings, and a remark on the Canadian Northern railway timeline.

McSweyn & Griffith's Mrs. McConnell’s

Cranbrook City Notes and Local Notices Roundup

Cranbrook readers receive a broad village update with visits from Mrs Lund and Mr Lund to Frank Alta, local sales offerings from P McConnell and HL Hickinbotham, plus town newcomers Archie Currie Will Clarke and many regional movements. The article highlights store expansions at King Mercantile Reid Co and C P R improvements, hotel Sundays at Cranbrook, a mill restart by Robinson McKenzie Lumber, a thirteenth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Reid, and a surprise party for the Miss Clarke sisters with communal revelry at Leitch home ending near dawn.

Miss Lund G. T. Rogers Misses Clarke Leitch Misses Clarkes Manitoba

Cranbrook Celebrations Strengthen Committees and Plans

Cranbrook prepares for May 24 events with committees arranging a full program of field sports and festivities. A new engine for the mill is ordered while local workers and teams gather for boat, football, baseball, and lacrosse activities. George W. Martin of Duluth will manage Moyle Lumber after Mr. Grant departs.

Cranbrook Dohn McDonald Las Geo. W. Martin Duluth, Minn Moyle Lumber Company Grant

Will Bring a Bride Nelson News

It is stated that J. Drewry, an accomplished raconteur and mining man, will return to the Kootenays with a bride from a prominent southern family. Last Saturday at Moyie a scuffle caused Nelson to break a leg, an accident deplored by Mr. Elmer who was the innocent cause. Nelson received care at St Eugene hospital from Dr. King. Subdivided Cranbrook estate riverfront lots of 40 to 100 acres are offered by W Hyde Baker, Cranbrook manager.

Nelson News J. ©. Drewry Kootenays Montreal Moyie J Elmer Mr. Nelson Nelson Elmer St. Eugene Hospital King Cranbrook Sstate Kootenay River W. Hyde Baker Cranbrook Estate Cranbrook B. C

Fort Steele Travel notes and prospecting trips round

Dav Munroe begins a prospecting trek on the Bull river headwaters. George Lewis visits Steele. Cranbrook’s T Wellman also in town. Prospectors Nichols Paller and Renie register at the Imperial. A bear-hunting trip is planned near Tracy. Mrs Galbraith and daughter return from California. Geary and Doyle add weekly stage service linking Port Steele Windermere and Peterborough to connect with steamers from Golden and railway at Crow's Nest Pass.

Dav Munroe Wis Bull River Jd, Nichols C Paller J. Renie The Imperial Tracy Bear John T. Galbraith California Windermere Geary & Doyle Port Steele Peterborough Golden Columbia River Fort Steele Junction Crow's Nest Pass South Mist Kootenay British Columbia Geary & Dale

Change of Meeting Night for Key City Lodge I O F

Members of Key City lodge I O F pass a motion to move meetings from Friday to Monday. The new meeting night takes effect Monday May 5.

Key City Lodge

Advertising Pointers for Merchants in The Herald

The Herald urges South East Kootenay merchants to invest in well dressed, well spoken ads. Make ads persuasive with short words, clear reasons, and a distinct personality. Continuance of advertising sustains healthy business growth.

Herald South East Kootenay

Fernie Letter challenges BC wrestlers for big bet

The Herald receives a letter from Fernie B C dated April 25 1902 challenging local wrestlers to prove ability in two in three falls throw catch as catch can for a bet ranging from 100 to 1000. Sam.

Fernie B. C the Herald British Columbia Sam

Cutting Down the Force at Le Roi Mine

Due to copper price decline nearly two workers are laid off at the Le Roi mine. Workers were removed from levels where ore value no longer warrants shipment at current prices.

le Roi

Tiemakers Wanted Near Moyie For Local Camp Work

Advertises ties making work seven miles south of Moyie with specifics pointing to G R Muir Moyie or Geo Reed at camp for further particulars.

Moyie G. R. Muir Geo. Reed

Revival of trade and a fatal mine accident in Fernie

The Fernie Free Press reports J. Pollock and family back from Spokane and Seattle, Rev D Holford foresees the new Baptist church opening in about two weeks, and Crow's Nest Pass Coal pays its largest payday yet. A worker named Joe Dudic died after a sand pit collapse at Mohel, another cave in trapping him. rescuers struggled to reach him but he could not be saved despite Dr McSorley's efforts.

D Holford Crow's Nest Pass Mohel Joe Dudic Whitny Hands McSorley

Sawmill Delay Tied to Lake Water Level

From the Moyie Leader Park Mitchell and Go s sawmill is not likely to start until June or until water in the lake rises enough to float logs over the sand bar at the lake head.

Marysville Notes Collected Local News Update

Marysville notes report Joe and Lindsay back from illness and around town. Mrs Corry of Cranbrook wife of Conductor Corry visited, J D McBride Cranbrook hardware man was in town on Thursday. Elwell of Kimberley recovering from an ankle injury playing football. Wm Clark moved to Marysville and started work for Pieper Currie. Mrs Hull slowly improving and expected to fully recover. F W Mitchell visited Cherry Creek and plans ranching in that district. William Trout appointed Superintendent of the American Bay near Sandon. friends wish him success.

Wm. Clark Marysville Pieper & Currie William Trout American Bay Sandon

Ponger and Pingstress Wordplay Sparks Language Debate

The letter jokes about evolving ping pong terms as if players earn titles like ponger and singer. It questions how far adding -stress and -stress variants can stretch language, playfully proposing “songstress” and “ingstress” notions in a whimsical etymology riff.

Mail Contract Tender Notice From Cranbrook to Crow's Nest

A tender invitation to be received at Ottawa until noon Friday for a four year mail contract. Service six times weekly via Cranbrook, British Columbia to Crow's Nest Pass, effective July 1 next. Details and tender forms available at Cranbrook Post Office and Vancouver office of Post Office Inspector W. F. Dorman.

Ottawa Cranbroos Crow's Nest Pass Cranbrook

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Hoea Aml Prest Realidant Wav Sitteal Camerion G. P. Tisdale Candy Kitchen W. J. Welch Pianno Frank Alberta E. E. Orchard Palmer & Arnold Tate Crows Neat Division W. S. Keay W. B. McFarlane A. Sheridan Elko D. J. Elmer William Doble G T. Rogers Herman Johnson Kitchener Ross Tate Il. L. Stephens Thomas Crahan Melbourne Kiko H. D. McMillan Cranprook Ben Lind Hiko Air G. H. Gilpin McSweyn & Griffith Contazious William Tarrant St. Marys Country A. Leitch Misses Clark Simpson George Leitch Winnipeg Free Press D. Mann McKenzie & Mann Weill Mrs. Lund Alta P. McConnell Corey Dow Archie Currie Will Clarke Charles Armstrong Curly Hombs Fort Steele Ben Pugh HL. Hickinbotham G. J. Bremner Nessie Lethbridge John Breckenridge A. Melicide James McBride George M .Brooks Neepawa P. Lund King Mercantile Company Reid & Co Emma Leich Cranbrook Hotel Ryan R G Dunn & Co. Mercantile Agency Victoria C. W. Matthews Vancouver George Reese Oil City Ont Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Company W. T. Reid Mrs. Reid J. H. Hawke Geo. Powell Smith& Co., Tailors of Maine Prank Boo da Fronte Prospector George Lewis Steele T. Wellman Fernie News Mrs. J. 2. Pollock Spokane Seattle Marysville Tribune Joe Lindsay J.D. McBride Mr. Elwell Kimberley G. W. Hull F. W. Mitchell Cherry Creek Mr. Mitchell Pingpong Lonion Dally Mall W. FH. Dorman Meo Sasea Olle Theo. Madson, Mgr East Kootenay McPherson King’s Ames Holden Neal Fort Steele Mercantile Co. Ltd Fink Dedpa2hio DL Beattie Cross & Blackwell Durkees Selad Lea & Per Calcutta King Mercantile CO the Kootenay Furniture CO Cosmopolitan Hotel Hennessy Danville Usher John Deward Coate Plymouth Crofts Invalids Jamaica Guinness’ Stout
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