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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
2
A garbled report notes lead bounty payments and related figures in Rossland. It references superintendent and various monetary totals, but the exact details are unclear. Strong entities include Rossland and April 27 with ambiguous payment amounts and status.
Fragmented OCR text hints at drills and mining terms with unclear context. It references carbonite elements and a hazardous process involving hot tools and submerged materials. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
The memorial text reports the death of Mrs Arkile, describing her as a Crinhtul worker at the Mothorist church. It notes her parents Milly and Angie Wee, and mentions survivors in the community. The funeral details remain to be announced in the coming days.
A Herald Fastweak account describes the death of Saamel Coulter’s child from a sole blow during a tragedy at a tree trial. The family mourns as investigators outline the events involving the overd__, resulting in a loss for the household.
At the official board meeting the Rev Thompson reported the church in satisfactory shape with 10 members in good standing, 17 received on profession, 27 by letter, 25 removed, net increase 7. Missions and building funds totaled 2600, pastor Anyache praised for restoring strength. resignation to Olivet Baptist noted with regret as he plans to leave in early April and family to follow.
A number of changes shake the railway’s leadership with Meg Williamty Stocks and Scott among those tendering resignations. Darling moves to the coast while Sheppard, Paylor’s clerk, stays in Cranbrook and Doolan directs from Crow’s Nest Pass operations.
James Cameron returned from the Flathead via Jennings on Wednesday. The party started from Belton, Montana using pack animals to reach the objective over sixty miles. Four feet of snow covered the summit making travel difficult. They say forty clans were staked for Cranbrook people.
A partnership formerly operating at Cranbrook, British Columbia, is dissolved. The remaining partners will continue the business on their own accounts from the date specified, with McDermot and Bownenn named among those continuing operations in Cranbrook.
Notices describe timber cutting and marking around Lot 1 and adjacent parcels near M. McCrimman Noo southwest corner. The document lists boundaries, measurements, and dates for timber sales and reactions, dated March 26 in British Columbia.
The readable fragments describe boundary points and land ownership in a Southeast county, with mention of Pat Kivtik and Burt Lochbury among others. The text references starting points, compass directions, and chain measurements around Creek and Lot 430, dated April Hil, Tod 4.
Fragmentary land notice mentions property, owners, and lines of title in a disturbed report. Names and places are jumbled, with unclear dates or locations. The readable text suggests a real estate or entitlement matter but lacks coherent details for full interpretation.
An unclear 19th or early 20th century note records a location near Lob AiSH with a 1600 chattin Won measurement and references a boundary and a date in April. The text mentions a person or party planting an outline and a crime scene or land action near a chalky corner.
A dated public notice outlines a land boundary plat with directions from Shannon's corner to a corner near Michel orvek and Beat ANN. The description includes several compass bearings and distances, terminating at a wage of tealunin. The document appears to relate to a subdivision or land grant processed by local officials.
Take notice that a special license is issued to remove timber from land parcels in South Kootenay. The notice describes starting points, bearings, and distances in terms of chains and links and specifies locations near Michel Creek and Stephen's Nom northward corner.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a public works plan with survey lines and boundary points. Mentions land parcel near Hell with 640 acres and dated April 14, 104. Reads like an old commission draft with directions, measurements, and actors tied to a county or municipal land project.
The document outlines two land parcels with metes and bounds descriptions. It references points, corners, and boundaries along Michel Crescent, Lok AD3H, and nearby lots, dated April 11, 1904, by Ganong.
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