City Notes From Cranbrook Orbiting Visitors and Local Biz
Local notes list a stream of visitors and townsfolk in Cranbrook and Moyie including Constable Mortis, Attorney Morley, ex Mayor Avelue Macleod, and Rev C McKillop. Mentions of business outings, trade at McVittie’s, berry season at Creighton’s, and a growing local water works project accompany varied social and commercial updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Moyie
Avelue Macleod
Palmer's Bar
Local Cranbrook Notes Highlight Dominion Day Plans and Town Personalities
Cranbrook buzzes with Dominion Day events as Governor Hanson plans to close shooting motes and attend the celebration. Locals like Charles Estmere and Kimberley entrepreneur Esmere fuel town pride while receptions, church notices, and new store improvements mix with light gossip on residents, mischief, and mining rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Esmere
Kimberley
Estmere
Charlie
Cranbrook
Kimbere
Hanson
Wasa
Fragments Describe Drunk in Lockup and Plundered Belts
A detained intoxicated man had about $85 in his pockets and a belt filled with gold coins strapped to his body. The report notes his aim to burden people with vice and separate them from their wealth.
Nelson to have a baseball club and local industry notes
Provincial news notes include Nelson planning a baseball club and a fire destroying Rolt's saw-mill at Rossland. Four of six horse boilers for the LeRoi mine reach Rossland, while Northern Rossland residents fear diphtheria. Local vandalism hits Nelson gardens. Silverton Water and Light Company incorporated with 30000 pounds. Miss Kya Rooth visited Rossland. Arthur Pinder enriched by £500000 after leaving Kasle for Strathcona Horse. Crows Net Coal Company employs about 700 and eye new Michel mines. CPR engineers move to Kaslo to extend the Lardo road. Nelson cooks and waiters form a union. Tamarac supervisor R F Macfarlane injured in a shaft incident. R Somes Killed near Deavermouth in a rockslide. Italian remark about railroad contracts circulates as CP railway may resume Lurdo line work amid Italian visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crows Net Coal Company
Michel
C.P R
Kaslo
Lardo Road
Dissolution of Parrott Brothers Partnership Notice
Official notice states the partnership between M H Parrott DeWinton Alta and H Parrott Cranbrook BC doing business as Parrott Brothers has dissolved by mutual consent dated April 25 1909. The Fernie Free Press reports local political comments and social notices including Mr William Eschwig pneumonia and a wedding of J W Crane and Jessie Farquharson with community congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Parrott
DeWinton, Alta
H. Parrott
Cranbrook
B. C
Parrott Brothers
Fernie
William Eschwig
Bucklens Amica Salve Sold By R B Beattie
A fast bicycle rider often suffers cuts sprains or bruises from accidents. Bucklens Amica Salve relieves pain heals injuries and cures chafing chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers and piles. Cure guaranteed only 25c sold by R B Beattie druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Amica
R. B. Beattie
Licence transfer hearing for inns and hotels at Cranbrook
A meeting of the Licence Committee at Cranbrook on May 19 considers transferring the Liquor Licence from Joyce Browers of the Commercial Hotel Cranbrook to George Jolson of the Victoria Hotel Fernie and Michell of the same place. The hearing is to decide the application for the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mibyseners Heat
Cranbrook
Joyce Browers
Ch Brook
Sinnie Blite Andatso
George Jolson
Victoria Hotel
Fernie
Foxepl Michell
Barne F Nichier
Mort Steele
Bac
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Tote Alt Laskar Street
Solaire Oddettone
Green
Wujust
Cackle Beattie
Post Office Building
Wi Hit
Constable Mortis
Fort Steele
Kildly
W Cross
OPT
Aircl
McVittie's New Cigar Store
Creighton’s
Brown Leghorn Euys
V. McConnell
George Golden
Julius Murel
Adonis
South East Kootenay
Haie Small
Thirey McVittie
W. F. Anderson
Nelson
CPR
Crane Brook
J.R Costigan
C. McKillop
Lethbridge
Presbyterian Church
W. I. Allsworth
Wife
Toronto
Jennie McKillop
Bussie Brechner
Dave Hekelshy
The
Cosmopolitan
McNeil
O. Lind
Spokane
Falls City
McVittie
Watts Block
Mrs. Gilpin
Inian
TW. Hill
Vancouver
Will
Hid Dill
Watts
Jens
McVitte
Watts Bik
Nery Parker
Alberta
al Jones
Sullivan Distret
Hinself
James A. Youn
A. C. Gilpin
Andrew R. Tuffts
Vancover
Messrs. McMuhin & Taylor
Jimmie McNeil
Cos
Will Tierney
Windermere
Jick Linehan
Man
Greer
McInnes & Co
T. B. Hill
W. D Hill
J. Hill
Mr. Robbing
Wordner
Greenwood
P.M. Medhuirst
Territories
Fort Steele Mercantile Company
Constalle Mortis
Fortson
Kootenay
Rey
Lang
Presbyterian
Winnipeg
Mente J Bers
Society
George Hilliard
Fommy Rookes
Crows Nest
Barnes
Alexander Cleaser
Pushee
Noble
States
Dr. McNvil
George
Harry Pollard
Goatfell
Ile
Harry
Lady+ smith
Tang
Oliver Dirge
Northwest
Happy Cranbrook
Hot Springs
Oliver
George Stabler
Wardner
Boundary Country
George Cormack
Herald
Stibler
Mortis
Rolt
Rossland
LeRoi
Silverton Water and Light Company
Kya Rooth
Salvation Army
Rosslind
Arthur Pinder
Kasle
Strathcona Horse
Miners’ Union Hall
R. F. Macfarlane
Tamarac
R. Somes
Deavermouth
Sunny Ialy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lurdo
Fernie Free Press
Canadian Order of Foresters
Sam Miller
Port Hill
Idaho
Miller
N. F. Hinchley
J. W. Crane
Fort Steele Junction
Jessie
A. K. Farquharson
D. I. Gordon
Knox Presbterian Church
G. H. Gilpin
BIG 4 General Store
Bank of Commerce
James Gill
East Kootenay
British Columbia
North Star
Sullivan
Quantrell
Buckhorn
Stemwinder
Black Bear
Kootenay Consolidated
C. P. R Railway
Apply
Fort Steele Development Syndicate
N. A. Wallinger
Mgr
American Oil Co
Imperial Oil Co
American Oil Company
James Kerrigan & Co
T. W. Lease Namm
Chas
Kimberley Consolidated
Joe
Kimberley, B. C
Prest & Co
Postoffice
E. H. Small
Cran Brook Reales
Siena
Pains of the Crows
South East
Jenay
L. A. Hamilton
Manitoba
B. C. Land Investment, Agency
Victoria and
V. Hyde Baker
East Kootenay Bottling Co
W. F. Tate
Cranbrook, B.C
Pieper & Currie
J. L. Patton