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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
8
Notices promote a Gyro Barn Dance for Victoria Day week with cautions on dress and crowd control. Also listed is a Maple Leaf lodge meeting on May 18 with six candidates, plus Pioneer Re Union plans in Vancouver for May 7 to 8 and a reunion tribute to Hold toe Howeo.
Victor Warren of Yahk lies seriously ill in hospital. Revelstoke visitors H Trueman and J P Hume spent days here with railroad men. The CPLR tug Hosmer burned Sunday night. insured loss heavy but covered, boat to be rebuilt. J W Bridges took delivery of a Studebaker car from Detail garage, recalling his early Reo days. Cranbrook Lodge Native Sons of Canada met at K P hall with Easter Ball funds figure of 440 dollars after expenses. L P Sullivan reports playground tree holes scarce laborers. a bee was held midweek. Funeral for Lee John Chinese business leader occurs Sunday with ceremonial solidarity.
Doran received a whole car load of Simmon's Beds Springs and Mattresses on Sunday night. He is selling them at a favorable price and promises a special announcement in next Week's pauper.
Mr P H Windtfeldt of Wasa expresses gratitude to the sisters and nurses of St Eugene hospital for their kindness and attention during his months as a patient.
Cranbrook representatives opened the East Kootenay District Baseball League season in Kimberley. Kimberley pitcher Pennington held Cranbrook scoreless after the first, as Kimberley signals surged with three in the first two innings and tallied twelve runs while Cranbrook managed five. Rogers of Kimberley drove in five runs and scored twice with strong defense dominating the game.
Harry Munson of Wilmer has been patient at the hospital since the beginning of the week. After existing almost six years the Creston post of the R.G.M.1P was closed on Thursday last with Insp. Bruce from Mernic handling closing proceedings and Corp. Hanna taking over at Lethbert Alls. Wilson's Vulcanizing Wks. 42tt Cranbrook provides repairs.
May brings births and departures in Cranbrook with Stanley Hill welcoming a daughter at St. Eugene Hospital. Vancouver plans for A. B. Trites mining office and Fernie council business loom as A. K. Leitch returns for A. B. Beattie funeral. Cranbrook football suffers Vrink Morris injury while Roy Leask undergoes appendicitis surgery. Mission hosts Cranbrook youths beating Mission all stars 3 to 1 with goals by Elmer Anderson Lewis and Barber.
Vancouver engineers H Rindel and FP Clark delivered a unanimous award in the Gold Creek Water contract dispute. The city must pay J Broley a total of 25649.62 including 2172.62 in extras. Arbitration costs split 25 percent to Broley and 75 percent to the city. A council informal vote approved the decision and funds are being paid. Once loose rock in the ditch is checked the water is expected to flow with little interruption.
Mrs Dallas departs Thursday night for Cleveland as convention representative for railroad auxiliary organizations. Miss Jean Wilson returns from Vancouver after completing her second year at the University of British Columbia and is joined by Miss Dorothy Brown visiting the Wilson household.
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