Candidate in Field on Friday
The Conservative party nominating convention for the provincial riding is set for Friday at 7 p.m. in the K of P Hall, followed by a Women’s Conservative Association social. Delegates from Cranbrook and the area were named, with N A Wallinger seen as the likely candidate, though other names like Dr J W Rutledge and A Leitch may be advanced. The party expresses unity and aims to select the strongest nominee to advance its interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservative Party
K. of P. Hall
Women's Conservative Association
Women's Association
J. H. Meighen
A. C. Shankland
A. C. Bowness
L. Clapp
M. A. Beale
W. B. MacFarlane
F. H. Dezall
Cranbrook
Kimberley
P. Johnson
A. A. Ward
Bell
Mesers
N. A. Wallinger
M.L.A
Liberals
Wallinger
J. W. Rutledge
A. Leitch
Anniversary of Odd Fellows marked in church service
Sunday evening last the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was celebrated at the Methodist church with about seventy five members present. Rev. B C Freeman delivered an inspiring address on Christian fraternity and the principles of Friendship, Love and Truth as guiding life. A special musical program followed, including an anthem, vocal and cello solos. After the service attendees returned to the lodge room on Baker Street.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebelahs
Methodist Church
B.C. Freeman
Jesus
Lfe
Shelly
Theo Bonheur
Stuart McIntosh
Renovating the Depot By A Lebeau on CPR Project
Mr. A. Lebeau, the contractor for remodeling CPR depot heating plant, has been at work recently. The Electrical Supply Shop handles the electrical contract including conduit wiring. The building interior and general renovations are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lebeau
C.P.R
District candidates hint at strong election fight
The district is described as capable of a strong battle in the coming election. Mention is made of Mr. T. D. Caven as a possible candidate, though his intentions remain unclear.
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T. D. Caven
Vancouver harbor official visits city and district
Vancouver harbor commissioner and port superintendent R Beattie returns to the coast for several days. He tours his St Marys Prairie ranch opposite Naylor’s holdings and inspects the Kimberley concentrator. As a major shareholder in Gam ble Mining Company he visits Wild Horse claims where hydraulic work is underway. Enas Small accompanies the party.
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R. &. Beattie
Vancouver
Beattie
Kimberley
Gamble Mining Company
Eneas Small
Kootenay Orchards School Report for April
The April report from Kootenay Orchards lists Grade VII Evelyn Gartside. Grade V George Atchison Mary Richmond Eddie Gartside. Grade IV Sr Jim Stone Frank Hern. Grade TV Jr Marion Richmond. Grade III George Noyce Polly Ruault Jack Thexton Rose Noyce. Grade II Ida Sakata May Stone Dick Thexton John Richmond. Grade I Mabel Sakata Bertha Gartside Jack Langin Ruth Coleman Evelyn Hern Ernest RuwaAlt. Winnifred Lippitt, Teacher.
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Evelyn Gartside
George Atchison
Mary Richmond
Eddie Gartside
Jim Stone
Frank Hern
Marion Richmond
George Noyce
Polly Ruault
Jack Thexton
Rose Noyce
Ida Sakata
May Stone
Dick Thexton
John Richmond
Mabel Sakata
Bertha Gartside
Jack Langin
Ruth Coleman
Evelyn Hern
Ernest Ruwalt
Winnifred Lippitt
Competulion Sparks Sidway Carriage Versus Ford Demand
Fr M MacPherson and J J Fink clash over demand for Sidway baby carriages versus Ford and McLaughling autos. Hanson Garage reports 22 Fords and 15 McLaughlings sold this year, 37 total, leaving baby carriages trailing yet claiming larger prospective customers.
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Fr. M. MacPherson
J. J. Fink
Hanson
Mac
J. P
Succession Of Fires Keeps Department On Alert
A string of recent fires keeps the city fire brigade on continuous alert as five blazes have struck within a short period. The latest Tuesday night blaze near South Ward school occurred outside water protection zones, with no occupants at the premises. Insured values and vulnerable equipment, including a questioned fire truck, are highlighted as city officials urge improved precautions and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
South Ward
Ture
Benedict
Rancher Andrew Miller Laid To Rest At Ti-Ta Creek
The funeral for Andrew Miller rancher of Ti-Ta Creek was held Saturday afternoon at the undertaking parlors. Rev. B. C. Freeman conducted the services following his death reported last week.
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Andrew Miller
Ti-Ta Creek
Weddings in Fernie Tie Two Local Couples
The Episcopal church at Fernie hosted a pretty wedding on Monday uniting Sarth Rahal and William Lindenders. The bride is sister to Mrs. A. F. Haddad of the city. Mr. Lindenberg, Fernie motion picture operator, also attended. On Thursday a second marriage joined John James Sutherland, a city fireman, and Miss Eileen Spence, daughter of Harold Spence of Ginol, Kootenay Lake. The newlyweds left by eastbound train for the Coast via Calgary en route to Seattle and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Sarth Rahal
William Lindenders
John James Sutherland
Eileen Spence
Harold Spence
Ginol
Kootenay Lake
Geoffrey Spence
Harriet Kennedy
Coast
Calgary
Seattle
Further steps in injunction case against LW W
In the East Kootenay lumber case five major lumber companies seek an injunction against LW W and leaders J L Peterson and Jack Sampson to stop interference or trespassing. Herchmer acts for operators and H H R Ross for LW W. Discovery examinations proceed this week ahead of the main action before a supreme court judge.
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Lw.w
East Kootenay
LW. W
Messrs. J. Ll. Peterson
Jack Sampson
Herchmer
HH. R. Ross
Supreme Court
City items of Interest from the week end notes
Miss T Johnson of the city staff spent the Master holiday week end at Fernie. Mrs J R Laurie and Master Theo returned from Winnipeg on Sunday afternoon after a two months visit. In the prairie metropolis a baseball bee was held at the G W Y A grounds. A wood Humber appeared with rakes and wheelbarrows with the diamond was put in good shape. After the crucifixion by Knox Church choir Good Friday evening, Mrs B W MacKay entertained the choir and friends at the Manse. The C P R works in local wards include coal chute alterations with gasolene powered conveyors elevating coal to bins, freeing yard space. Word from Jaffray says the Jaffray Hotel owned by Jas Henderson was a complete loss by fire late Saturday night. little or nothing saved. Insurance is carried on the place. Gyro Club met at the Y M C A to discuss adopting a constitution and charter. prospects look bright. Next meeting is Tuesday at 6 15 at the Y M C A.
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G.W.Y.A
Knox Church
B. W. MacKay
Jaffray
Jas. Henderson
Gyro Club
Coming Events In Cranbrook May Gatherings
Sunday May 4 Band Concert at the Audit May 6 Salvation Army Self Denial Week Grand Lodge Officers at Castle Hall May 6 Recreation Club Dance Star Theatre shows Scaramouche May 8 10 Triumph at Star Theatre May 16 17 Cranbrook Musical Society presents The Mikado at the Auditorium May 22 World and His Wife by A B C Players at the Auditorium May 24 G W V A Monster Empire Day Celebration Cranbrook
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Cranbrook Musical Society
The
A. B. C. Players
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Big Celebration Seeks Local Talent Support
Cranbrook gears up for a two day celebration organized by the Great War Veterans Association with events including school sports prizes, a parade, and a baseball contest among Kimberley Wycliffe and Cranbrook. The Cranbrook Musical Society warns of a deficit ahead of The Mikado and appeals for strong local attendance and support to keep home talent thriving.
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Enhs
Kimberley
Wycliffe
Cranbrook
Program announced for Sunday band concert this week
The band, led by W A Burton, will play at the Auditorium after church Sunday. Admission is free with a collection to defray expenses. The varied program includes Kemper Cadet March, Twilight Hour Serenade, a cello solo, Symbol of Honor overture, In Olden Times saxophone quartet, Love's Vision, and Student Spirit March, with a finale God Save the King and exit Peace March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Burton
CIA
Tefray
Kemper
J. A. Harris
Twilight Hour
F. A. Myers
Suire
Herbert
Rotary banquet hosts Boy Scouts at Recreation Club
About 150 Boy Scouts and their wives attended a Monday evening banquet at the Recreation Club hosted by the Rotarians with WH Wilson presiding as chair of the Boys' Work committee. T. J. Flett and others supplied the able wives’ cookery, drawing attentive listening from the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Club
WH. Wilson
T. J. Flett
Nelson speech plan defies rumor of cancellation
Word from Nelson on Thursday evening stated that Hon. A. M. Manson and Hon. Dr. Sutherland will speak as advertised in the city, despite rumors the meeting would be called off due to Premier Oliver's eastward return requiring ministers on the coast. Accompanied by Hon. Wm. Sloan, the minister of mines, the party was at Nelson and Rossiand this week.
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Nelson
A. M Manson
Sutherland
Oliver
Wm. Sloan
Mines
Nelsson and Rossiand
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Vancouver Harbor
City
Kootenay
Australia
Canadian Pacific Railway
R. M
Niagara
Jack Russell
C.F.A
W. Linning
Lethbridge
F. Dierden
Toronto
H. C. Noseworthy
Montreal
S. Davison
M. McLean
L. Ford
Vna
G. Forrest
Jim Armatrong
B.C.F.A
Front Row
W. Sanford
Bob Harley
Winnipeg
J. Hood
Brandon
Jack Armstrong
Tommy Nelson
Councillor
Linden Benucnat AL
Sutherland — Spence
T. Johnson
J. R. Laurie
Theo
Prairie Metropolis
Hute
Tnt
Salvation Army
Viel
Castle Hall
Star
Thur
Fri
Sat
Star Theatre
Wells Patriotic Cc
Great War Veterans Association
Hobb Hicks
Gwava, Hill
City of
Musical Society
Cello
Accompanist
Ther
Mr. J. Patey
the Jolly Minstrel
O. Barnhouse
Teveries Love
Skages
BOY Scouts
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