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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
6
Many notes from Elko and Tobacco Plains recount locals trading, farming, and social visits. Reports mention Thawtherne in Elko selling goods, the Port Steele Brewing company’s incorporation, and ongoing farming around Tobacco Plains with wagon transports, horse riding exhibitions, and fishing trips.
Marshall Gordon of the Cini Hank of Commerce is transferred to Princeton braiel of Vint institution. Sir William Mulock was impressed by Fermie attractions and sought to rent a summer house to enjoy the Hk valley climate. W. O. W. Tuttle named game warden for Southast Koo Newfoundland. Elk River opening mock for fruit land rivers and timber. Mrs. Jennie B. Warris to enter Vancouver real estate. Miss Cross praised for singing in Winnipeg and at Presbyterian church. A criminal case in Macleod stirs developments as oil-building removal contract awarded. Fire brigade races draw spectators. immigration agent Dunlop notes 104 immigrants to prairies in April. Macleod to host immigrant tall. Grand Master J. H. Schofield visits River lodge. Great El, Dilse alfalfa king supply discussed. 800 feet hose received for town use.
Moyie leader notes A Scott now in Phoenix painting on contract. Dave Angus injured after a 40 foot fall at No 1 Lake Shore, taken to Cranbrook and is resting in hospital. Globe May 1 features Mogie town picture sent by John Simpson. A J Chisholm appointed collector of customs at Kingsgate succeeding Mary Dimock. Mrs Batt and daughters to Kinuscate to run D J Elmer’s hotel dining room. D Drummond left Movie and Bern force to timber north. Foote elected representative to Wildey Lode No 41 Grand Lodge ceremony at Nanaimo on June 12.
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