Oil Prospects in Flathead District Reported By Provincial Mineralogist
Provincial mineralogist reports an unfavorable Flathead country view with coal unlikely east of Flathead river. Some oil seepage observed on Sage and Kish eneh na creeks but no solid finds. oil body, if present, would require deep costly boring and may lie well over 8000 feet down.
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Robertson
Flathead Country
Flathead River
Geological Survey
British Columbia
Flathead
Cedar Creek
Fernie
Calder Creek
Crows Nest
Lodgepole Creek
Alberta
Selwyn
William Fernie
Edgar Dewdney
Interior
Pincher Creek
Cameron Falls
Kootenay
Watertown River
Kish-eneh-na
Akaminu Brook
Dawson
Sage Creek
Sage
Kish-e-neh-na
Kishe-neh-ni Creek
Selwin
Cranbrook Lacrosse Bloodlines Claim False Report
The Cranbrook lacrosse match against Lethbridge is charged by Cranbrook players and locals as an unfair false report pass. A Fernie Free Press observer allegedly biased toward Cranbrook is blamed for the contested account amid claims of slugging and injuries.
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Cranbrook Lacrosse
Herald
Lethbridge
Cranbrook
Fernie Free
Ress
Cranbrook Boys
Stafford
Fernie
Buffalo
Licences Expected for Coal and Oil Lands in Kootenay
In Victoria on May 30 it was indicated that licences for coal and oil lands in south east Kootenay are likely within a week. The government plans to grant all applications, enabling court disputes over titles, with over 800 licenses at stake and revenue questions under review.
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Victoria
B.C
McBride
Kootenay
C.P.R
Ottawa
Lands and Works Department
Infernal Nuisance Delays Crow Line Train Times
Travellers on the Crow passenger line suffer from unreliable arrival information for trains at small towns. Patrons pay fares but cannot know schedules, leaving hotel guests or travelers stranded while waiting at stations for hours. A change in service is urged to provide accurate departure and arrival times.
Sullivan mine and Marysville smelter set for resumed work
Signs point to quick completion of the Sullivan mine and Marysville smelter revival. Ed Roberts and FP A Weeks oversee changes, brick supply planned from Cranbrook or Marysville yard, and experts will finalize plans before rapid construction. Hull predicts smelter ready to operate by autumn to establish a permanent industry.
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Sullivan
Marysville
Roberts
Sweeney
A. Weeks
Spokane
Davies &Taylor
Cranbrook
Simester
Sullivan Company
Saturnday
Volede
Ohio
Hill
Soilivin
Hull
Voutrobirs
Triple Capitol
Saindler
Independent CPR line eyed from Spokane to Crow's Nest
The Spokesman Review notes CPLR traffic deal with Northern Pacific frees CPR from Spokane to Seattle. Independent Corbin line may connect Spokane to Crow's Nest, opening southern outlet and boosting Cranbrook as a regional rail hub. Construction could begin this summer with Cranbrook benefiting most.
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CUR
Spokane
Seattle
CPLR
Northern Pacific
Wincouver
CPR
D.C. Corbin
Yak
C.P.R
Jin Hill
Cranbrook
The
Herald
Railway prospect grows for Kootenay Central line via Golden
A. C. Mitchel and colleagues from New Castle and Fort Steele toured the valley en route to Golden to survey a possible Kootenay Central railroad route. Mitchel, an experienced surveyor tied to CG P R constriction, aims to report to capitalists ready to invest if favorable. Sources say early construction chances are improving and prospects look strong.
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Wilmer
A. C. Mitchel
New Castle
D. Newal
Fort Steele
Golden
Mitchel
Kootenay
Sisters of St Eugene Thank Hospital Aid for 3200 Ball Proceeds
The Sisters of St Eugene hospital return thanks to the ladies of the Hospital Aid society for 3200 in proceeds from a ball held last month. They hope the ladies’ zeal remains a fruitful source of help to their charitable work.
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Sisters of
St. Eugene Hospital
Ladies of the Hospital Aid ‘Society
High Salaried Mining Men Earnings Revealed
The article lists top salaries at major mining firms. Clarhs Sweeny earns eighteen thousand dollars yearly as president of Federal Mining & Smelting. Others include Spoke wa with nine thousand for Roberts of Poder company, Miller at Federal, Clendenning five thousand, Tur ner twelve thousand, Gordon seven thousand five hundred, Parrish ten thousand, Willis four thousand, and Walter Aldridge at Canadian Pacific earning twenty thousand as smelting manager.
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Seana Review
Clarhs Sweeny
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
ET. Roberts
Poder
Roberts
Spokane Falls
E. J. Willsanager
le Roi
Northport
Wash
Walter Aldridge
Trail
B. C
Canadian Pacific
Canali
New Homes Rise Across Town Plaque of Progress
Edwell opens a near complete residence while Malpas, Aunew, and Cimerin advance with cottages on Baker Hill. King contracts a handsome Baker Hill cottage, Morrow adds a neat picket fence, Handley repaints, Cartwright adds a fence. Edwards builds an attractive Herald building on Baker Street beside Wentworth hotel.
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Og, M. Edwards
George Hunter
Heralds
Baker Street
Wentworth Hotel
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
Gro
A. Cox
B. K, Walker
Savings
Departmint Deposita
Boftow
Adi
F. C
Malpas
Imperial Bank OF Canada Capital
Ontario
T. R. Merritt
D. R. Wilkie
Canada
United States
Europe
J. F. M. Pinkham
Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ltd
Western Oil
Montana
Beale& Elwell
Roger Bros
W. H. Wilson, Jeweler
F. Tate
Thapeetor
Crows Nest Pass
Spokane Road
Kootenay Central
Edwell
F.C. Malpas
Mr. Aunew
Baker Hill
William Cimerin
M. B. King
Sam Morrow
Paul Handley
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