District News From Surrounding Area Campiled
District items report residents moving to Miscaya Mont to join family and take new posts. Several locals arrive to reside here including James Alleis and Mr. Ohftle, with changes at Cranbrook and Wycliffe. Windermere Agricultural Association plans annual fair, Invermere Golf Club opens season with local tournament and minor grounds improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windermere District Agricultural Association
Department
Parham
Daninion
Invermere
Dnimial
Brook
Department of Public
ti _ Mistriet
Invermere Casualties Reported in Special Communication
In Invermere on April 26 1947 officials report several casualties from a special communications event. Names listed include William Shwart Private 172 shot, Will Re Wilkes and Mickey Welsh killed. Priest I. Denyer and Quack entiel wounded. Further details pending verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Invermere Boo
Rod
Wiliam Shwart
Pie Will Re Wilkes
Pie Michael
Mickey) Welsh
I. Denyer
Quackentiel
Henen Tiekner
Walmsleys to Leave Wasa for Alberta Filming
WASA news notes Mr and Mrs Walmsley depart this week to Alberta to resume filming. They leave tiny friends behind in Wasa who will miss them. The item also lists local visits and travel of several residents to Fort Steele Cranbrook Sheep Creek Ta Ta Creek and Wardner along with the Crows Nest logging train making daily runs between Wardner Bull River and Skookumhuck camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Walmsley
Wasa
Alberta
Walmsley
Joe Metcalf
Fort Steele
Metcalf
Sheep Creek
Emery
Geo. Barr
Wasi
Port Steele
Miss Bush
Arthur Nichol
Anderson
A. McLeod
R. Finlay
Cranbrook
Unionist Investment Company
Hanson
Barr
Mr. Quartly
Mrs. Bush
Miss Perry
T. Leask
Te Ta Creek
J. Walsh
Joe Wise
R. Crowe
Mr. Diltaz
H. Diltz
Bull River
Haig
Jensin
Ta Ta Creek
Mort Steele
B. Werden
Wycliffe Conductor Hurt In Log Train Accident
Mr C H Knocke, conductor on the logging train at Wycliffe, was struck by a falling log last Friday. He turned to shield himself and received a glancing blow to the head with serious ankle injury and other bruises but is otherwise recovering. A hay car on the same trip caught fire from a cinder, and the crew fought to save the load. Local residents report several Ford car purchases, and plans for jitney service between Wycliffe and Cranbrook. Residents Geo Davis and A Delfary can advise on the highway condition. Rev Thomas Keyworth gave a lecture on Oriental questions and related topics at the select-hon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Knocke
Cli Staples
Sterling Staples
Lieien Chizel
Thle
Wycliffe
L. Chizel
Here
Cranbrook
Kimberley Fitney
Chizel
Heite
Barney Oldfield
Henry
Mr. Bowness
Loretta Armetrong
Thos, Keyworth Tive
Canady
Elko Notes From Fred Roo Chronicle Local Visit Notes
Elko correspondent Fred Roo reports Carl Ingham of Sheep Mountain Copper Mines spending the week end with Mr and Mrs Bilwood Mrs Kayne and Miss Melon are also mentioned in this column Berlin papers note Prussians image Hindenturge fie Jim Thistleheak comments Britigh Hindie woods Travis Alberta Elko old timer visits the historic bury and Miss Trene Melon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ingham
Sheep Mountain
Bilwood
Berlin
Jim
Kayne
Tne Holdroot
Travis
Alberta
Elko
Bury
Roosville visitors and locals noted amid busy week
In Roosville and nearby areas, Miss Armitage and Miss Arris visited Miss Armitage of Miagstone, while government inspector Hattie Muri found things orderly at Kilmarnock Castle. Vancouver guest J E Doherty represented British American Timber & Milling Co. and locals Gossti ds and Mrs Hoot Wes considered relocating. Weather chatter and a distant note about a public excursion aside, social ties and regional movements dominated the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmarnock Castle
College Avenue
Paterson
Roosville
Armitage
Arris
Miagstone
Hattie Muri
Biko
Wweek Om
Roosville Valley
Blair
Montana
Bernia
Tetal
Roosville Vale
Nile Weel
Staote
Min Phillips
Pernte
Prince
Peenin
Miry
Slackhammer
Donle
Rika
Cronbrook
Germany
Fort Steele News Roundup Highlights Local Test Attendance
April attendance at Fort Steele is noted with 1 hour days and Division 1 teachers, while visitors include W A Moody and others from Cranbrook, Vancouver, and Detroit. Local events feature Evangelists, hospital updates, lumber shipments, railroad repair, and Red Cross subscriptions amid community reunions and wartime notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoor
Dor
Liam Brander
Isa Cameron
Priscilla Fenwick
Kuti Hiyes
Mai Kerstian
Ella Penwick
Agnes Walsh
Annie W Amelia Lum
A. Maye Bate
William Walsh
Poort Jolson
Grace Baker
Robert Werden
George Werden
Margaret Worden
Loraine Akers
Alfred Kershaw
Amy Ban Quan
Sylvia Baker
Helen Wirth
Robert Johnson
AT. Caldwell
Lewis
Jtyn Wrenel
Jon, Seey
Overseas Club
Sellags
Mr. Yolland
Golden
Fort Steele
OC. Anderson
Detroit
Hosking
Teepartin Co
Vancouver
Patterson
Stewart
George Geary
Cranbrook Hospital
Life Knee
Mort Steele
Crayel
Torrent
TU. Lunman
Peinie
Innman
Zam-Buk Cures Chronic Sores Says Silver Lake Reader
Miss Nellie Lucas of Silver Lake Oregon recalls her father’s face sore that resisted doctors and remedies until Zam-Buk balm brought relief. The letter claims swift pain relief drawn inflammation and eventual healing. Zam-Buk advertised for eczema ringworm blood poisoning bad legs piles burns scalds and cuts at 60 cents per box or three for $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lucas
Silver Lake
Oregon
Zam-Buk
Zam-Buk Co
Toronto
St John Ambulance notes corrected receipts and thanks
The St John Ambulance Association clarifies the net receipts from the Bazaar were $176.00, not $70.00. Mrs J A Murray donated 12 pairs of socks, bought wool and knitted them, earning the association’s thanks and appreciation for her splendid contribution.
Back Yard Farming This Spring in Cranbrook
The article notes Cranbrook enjoyed a good winter and strong trade but warns of looming food shortages seen in Britain and other nations. It urges residents to cultivate vegetables at home and on vacant lots, praising actions by the Board of Trade to involve the City Council and calling for immediate steps to boost allotments and urban gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Great Britain
England
Board of Trade
What is being done for our returned soldiers continued
Discharge Depot figures show 1471 total discharged men with 689 seeking employment and 655 employed. Of those, 693 returned from overseas and 62 not overseas have jobs, while 34 are unemployed. Re-enlistment or home guard duty includes 29 for home duty and 62 overseas. The Provincial Commission lists 1011 positions supplied for 664 employed men across trades, with many receiving multiple prices before permanent placement. To be concluded next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Miin
Office of the Commission
Auction Sale of Black Colt at Cranbrook Livery Barn
Notice states Lloyd Griffiths offers a Black Colt named INDIAN for public auction at J A McDonald s Livery Barn Cran brook Street on Wednesday in May 1917 at 2 p m The colt described as a promising racing horse about 14 years old branded on the right hip under The Cattle Lion Act to reimburse A P Noble for care and maintenance of said cost Sale subject to reserve bid Dated May 8 1917 J A Arnold Auctioneer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McDonald's
Cranbrook Street
A. P. Noble
Lloyd Griffiths
J. A. Arnold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gurd & Spreuil
W. FB
B.C
Drs. Green & Mackinnon Physicians and Surgeons Office
Dence, Armstrong Avenue
Cranbrook, B, C
PF. B. Miles
Cranprook Cottage
Inospital
A. Salmon
P. O
Pf, M. Macpheerson
Undertaker
Norbury Ave
City Hall
I. van Staveren
Bank of Commerce
Chas. S. Parker
Lethbridge and Greenhill Coal Imperial 611
Frank Provenzano
Joe Marapodi
the Tome Bakery
Tobt
Opp City Hall
Coeur D’alene
Spokane, Washington
Spokane
British Columbia
Great Northern
O. W. Rh
Milwaukee Terminal
Marysville
James Alleis
Ohftle
Burt
Cranbirnak
Kowml
Handley
Juckitt
Down
Lorna
Kriteloner Vlateh
Polis Works Department
Is Old Trois
Dinckenmith
Moretay
Thal Crowe
Wyeliffe
Sulliven Mine
Kirkorioy Meadow Brook
A. A
Tovies
Pte
D. Choris Howel
Regina
Lis
Ret Howell
Lool
Imperial Bank of Canada
Burdett
Mardgett
Quilet
Iano
Pitino
Pries
Edwin Griffiths
Fernie
J. Delmer
Box Th
Lhot
Ladds Or Cranbrook Trading Co
W. B. Plack’s
City Moat
Riubare
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Church
Howard
Herald Office
John Lavell
Towne
Terris Arant
The
Woolly News
Vanjiaver
New Westminster
Nelson
Ver- Hyon
Nani
Dano
Alberni
Hazelton
Stoftivre
Minnes George
Prince Kuper
Ufabrook
Kamloops
Njiyle Elving Partiens
Victoria Weekly
Prosa Ltd
Trenhton Street
Vietarta
Oregon & Cvltrorner Railroad
Grint Lande
United States
Grant Lands Locating Co
Porthid
Pray
Bent
Violet Ray
Elko Notes
BY Fred Roo
Ross
W. R. Ross
St. L.T. Galbraith
Cranbrool Hospital
Galbraith
Mute
Vulcan
Flying Corpes
Val Joma
Seaford
Sussex
Canada
Joe
Tts
Bheland
Pie
Eddie Walsh
Constable Lidi
Cat
Pie Joly Kelly
JT. Richardson
G. M. Agnew
Mareli Ts Ae
T. McVittie
F. Tinmere
Cann
A. Doyle
Attree Th. Werden
J.tenhouser
W. Taenhauser
G. Baker
Shey A. Walsh
AM. Bate
RT. Richardson
J. Crowe
A. B. Fenwick
ST. John Ambulance Assn
Prince Rupert
Free Book Coupon Giant Powder CO. Ltd
Vancouver, B. C
Shubert
A. B. Shubert, Inc
Ben ¢ Mest
McAgo USA
RT Clothes
Couk Bros. & 1A
Counselll
Geo. B. Powell
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