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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
6
Two horses are impounded as of May 12. A white horse aged and shod weighs 1400 pounds and a one day mare weighs 1200 pounds and is shod. The mare bears a circular brand near the shoulder. If unclaimed within eight days, sale to cover expenses. Sale set for Friday May 27 at 3 p.m. City Police Office May 20 1921.
Local notices announce Beale and Howell insuring city items of interest. The Methodist Ladies Aid Bazaar is set for Saturday November 19. Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge to meet May 26 with degree conferred. The Dixon home on Norbury Avenue is completed and occupied.
At Cranbrook British Columbia on the 16th this month Helen Patricia Pat beloved and only daughter of Mr and Mrs Mackenzie Morrison died.
The undersigned who have taken over Cranbrook Cartage and Transfer Co. solicit a continuation of the business. All work will be promptly and carefully attended to. C. A. Towriss. P. Adams.
Messrs. Jones and Doris convert the former Hoi Son theatre into a garage for Ratcliffe and Stewart who bought the place. A store front and proper entrances are added so cars can be driven in. A sanitary drinking fountain appears outside the post office signaling summer in Isat. White Canvas Shoes advertises low prices. Rancher George Arnold faces Animal Act charge for a bull at large. Constable Mortimer prosecutes, Arnold defends claiming bull was under observation. case adjourned.
Wanted ad seeks a big canvas kit bug left on the night of May 6 between Cranbrook and Brookfield Lumber Camp. Property of a returned soldier. Return to J. McDonald's Livery Barn Cranbrook. Reward offered.
East Kootenay Census Commissioner G G Moffatt of Fernie and numerous visitors share Cranbrook week through. Residents including W H Rogers Lethbridge H Desjardine Wattsburg and F Constantine head to Calgary while others report job changes, education notices, auctions and upcoming events around town.
F G Brown of Walda visited Cranbrook Friday. Hanson Garage unloaded a car of McLaughlin autos this week. A G Wilmot, formerly of Jaffray, plans to move to Toronto with Mrs Wilmot to open a sales and service office for East Kootenay Lumber Co and Ot's Staples Lumber Co. Wilmot, a Cranbrook veteran, has spent most of eighteen years at Jaffray.
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