Kootenay Central Superintendent on Holiday Relief
Invermere British Columbia May 20 Mr Gus Erickson in charge of the Lake Windermere branch of the CPR from Golden to Columbia since it opened eight years ago is enjoying a rest. Mr J M Murphy from Brandon division is here relieving him. Mr Kelly the agent at Lake Windermere is away on holiday with Mr B Whittichie relieving.
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Herald
Invermere, B.C
Gus Erickson
Lake Windermere
The
P.R
Golden
Colvalli
Mr. Kelly
8. Whittichie
Forestry district fire loss and accessibility praised
Norman Moore district forester spoke in Creston noting 22 000 feet of standing timber lost in East Kootenay to fires in 1921. He reported 80 percent of fires from human causes, 23 percent from smoker carelessness, and 80 percent controlled without timber loss. He cited improved access, pack trails, and motorized fire equipment as reducing costs and losses.
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East Kootenay
Norman Moore
Creston
District Forester
Moore
Kootenay Landing
Alberta
U.S. Line
Golden
Forestry Department
Kootenay
U.S
Offivers Elected At Annual Windermere Golf Club Meeting
Invermere, B C May 20 The Windermere Golf Club held its annual meeting with a large turnout. Dr F B Coy was named president and BE M Sandilands and Frank C Stockdale were elected vice presidents and secretary treasurer respectively. New executive members include A M Chisholm B A Gore G H Howell R Gladwyn Newton and others. The club year closed with sixty five members. The Commissioner of Dominion Parks offered to review the grounds for proposed improvements upon request from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
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Invermere
B.C
Windermere Golf Club
BE. M. Sandilands
Frank C Stockdale
W. Howard Cleland
A. M. Chisholm
B. A. Gore
G. H. Howell
R. Gladwyn Newton
G. Allan Bennett
Gilbert H. Cartwright
William Weir
J. S. Dennis
A. H. MacCarthy
R. Randolph Brice
Dominion Parks
Canadian Pacific Railway ‘Company
Liberal candidate to oppose Wallinger in Cranbrook by election
The Cranbrook Free Press reports Norman Moore District Forester will run as the Liberal candidate against N A Wallinger in the Cranbrook district by election.
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Cranbrook
Norman Moore
Forester
N. A. Wallinger
Fernie Free Press
Charles Mair Returns From New Zealand Visit
Charles Mair, veteran Canadian writer born near Fort Steele, and his daughter Mrs. R. B. Crichton arrived in Vancouver aboard the Niagara from New Zealand. Mair sought relief for bronchitis and asthma, found improvement on the voyage, and plans to visit Vancouver from Okanagan Mission while remaining under doctors’ care.
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Charles Mair
Zealand
Okanagan
Charles Muir
Fort Steele
R. B. Crichton
Okanagan Mission
Vancouver
Niagara
New Zealand
Mair
Mr. Mair
Vancouver author’s veteran writer ends Calgary visit
Rev. R. G. MacBeth, president of the Vancouver Authors' Association, and an old friend of the writer and his daughter, greeted Vancouver friends after a brief stay in Calgary to arrange business matters before returning home.
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Calgary
R. G. MacBeth
The
Vancouver
Authors’ Association
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Maclean's Magazine
Cranbrook Herald
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F. F. Dalley Company OF Canada Limited
Hamilton
Canada
James the Second
Westminster
Patrica Rameey
Duke of Connaught
Laurentiana
Genoa
M. Tehiteherin
Jain
Dr. Wirth
Ted Lean
Miss Hatt
Curly Hale
Montcalm
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