Liquor Board Leases Baker Street Building From Manning
Provincial Constable W H Laird noted in the city that the Baker Street property arranged for occupation by the liquor board of B C is not Beattie owned. Investigations show the building was bought about ten years ago by John Manning who used it as a store and has now leased it to the B C government.
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The
Herald
Baker Street
Liquor Board of B. C
R. 8. Beattie
Beattie
John Manning
B. C
George Arnold
Baker
Leask
Frank Stuart
Howe Circus
Free Press
Beale and Elwell Advertise City Transactions and Events
Community items note Beale and Elwell insurance and steamship services underlined by Cranbrook exchanges. Public notices cover a diphtheria risk, a Central School principal resignation, theatre plans, parish hall sales, and a Whist Drive with Poudre Ball. A Baker rancher fined for a bull at large signals tougher enforcement.
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B. of R. T
Local Advertisements and Road Foreman Change
John Mannings prices list oranges jam butter greens. Malcolm Horley to replace Oliver Bristow as District Road Foreman from the first of the month. Bristow plans to move to Vancouver Island. Sunday next is Go to Sunday School Sunday observed by city churches.
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Malcolm Horley
Oliver Bristow
Vancouver Island
Miner Andy Cowey in Minor Saskatchewan Crash Near Cranbrook
In Kimberly News a teamster named Andy Cowey transporting a mining load to Cranbrook for the circus had a minor accident. One man was bruised and scratched. car fenders damaged when a crew member stepped onto the footboard and diverted the driver, steering the vehicle into a ditch but a more serious outcome was avoided.
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Andy Cowey
Sullivan
Cranbrook
Social and business visitors aid Cranbrook week
A stream of return visitors and travelers appears in Cranbrook this week including H Leask of Waldo J Fisher Kimberley T Summers Kimberley C Fossett Fernie and G H Scott now of Nelson. Local civic matters include G Census official G G Moffatt coordinating East Kootenay enumerators and N A Wallinger about liquor permits under the new act. The weather prompts flood fears as snow melts and rivers rise.
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G. G. Moffatt
Fernie
East Kootenay
Canan
N. A. Wallinger
Victoria
B.C
Wallinger
Pioneer newspaper man passes out buried at Nelson
Col. Lowery, famed for his Western Float column, died this week and was buried in Nelson. A veteran journalist of the Kootenay and Boundary regions, he began in New Denver and later edited and financed in Grand Forks and Greenwood Lodge. Funeral drew many longtime district residents.
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B.C
Col. Lowery
Kootenay
Boundary Countries
New Denver
West
Big City
Lowery
Grand Forks
Greenwood Lodge
Nelson
Armistice Day Holiday Approved in Ottawa
The House of Commons passed a bill to create Armistice Day as a public holiday. The Senate is expected to approve. The holiday will be the Monday of the week containing November 11 and Thanksgiving will be observed on the same day.
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J. B. Haslam
Victoria
Ottawa
House of Commons
Senate
Eminent Canadian Pulpit Orator At Cranbrook Chautauqua
The eminent Canadian pulpit orator Dr Gordon, a pastor earning ten thousand dollars yearly in a major San Francisco church, will speak at Cranbrook Chautauqua for the second day on Saturday June 11. He delivers the kind of Christian preaching that draws large crowds.
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San Francisco
Gordon
Cranbrook Chautauqua
Methodist Ministers Stationed in East Kootenay
The stationing committee names new pastors for Cranbrook Creston Kimberley and Michel. Rev R W Lee returns from Victoria and will lead Sunday services at the Kimberley Methodist church. Rev G Knox goes to Creston Rev J Evans Baker to Kimberley Rev Clifford Jackson to Michel.
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Ward
R. W. Lee
Victoria
East Kootenay
Cranbrook
Creston
G. Knox
Kimberley
J. Evans Baker
Michel
Clifford Jackson
Lee
War Trophy Exhibit Draws Cranbrook Crowds
Provincial Constable Mortimer, a veteran of the Great War, presents a humorous collection of war trophies in the Beattie Noble drug store window at Cranbrook on Victoria Day. The display aims to teach lessons for future peace and posterity and has drawn residents and visitors alike.
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Mortimer
Cranbrook
Beattie-Noble
Internal loan sought to start UBC Point Grey buildings
Victoria cabinet members show strong interest in funding the new University of British Columbia structures at Point Grey. The proposal aims to initiate construction with an internal loan, according to reported discussions.
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Victoria
University of British Columbia
Point Grey
BC considering 1 million domestic loan for university expansion
Hon. John Hart and Capt. Ian Mackenzie push a 1 million dollar domestic loan to start university construction with faculty and student bond sales proposed. Education minister notes plans must be revised and finances secured while Attorney General and acting Premier pledge full executive council discussion soon.
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John Hart
Ian Mackenzie
Liberal
Vancouver
J. D. MacLean
Education
British Columbia
Capt. Mackenzie
Dr. MacLean
Farria
Farris
Executive Council
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Cranbrook Trading Co
Wattaburg
P.O. Box
J. McDonald’s
Herald Office
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Fort Steele
G. Hole
Beale
Elwell
Unee
Green
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
W. T. Arthurs
Central School
Cranbrook Exchange
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Cranbrook Theatres, Limited
Norbury Avenue
W. F. Doran
Ort Beale & Elwell
Beale & Elwell
Dan Howe
Lord Howe
Howe-Amburg
Howe
Alice Lythgoe
Yahk
B. Stapleton
KF. C. Manning
Wasa
Mr. Eye
Grady & Hye, Tailors
Wardner
Bull River
Mr. BE. Mallendaine
H. W. Prskine
H. J. Caldwell
Wycliffe
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the Board of Trade
B. A. Hill
Monroe Lake
Cranbrook St
Cranbrook Foundry
Mr. H. Leask
Waldo
J. 5. Fisher
T. Summers
Victoria Day
C. Fossett
Canadian Pacific
G. H. Scott
D. R. Honeyman
Calgary
D. Honeyman
Vincent Fink
Toronto
Toronto Conservatory of Music
A. Desjardines
Wattsburg
Greenwood
Messrs
Sherwood Herchmer
A. I. Fisher
Oliver
J. L. Palmer
C. D. Steeves
Dominion Rubber Co
Lethbridge
Cranbrook Hotel
C. G. Coleman
England
Invermere
Murdoch McLeod
No He
Cranbrook Women's Conservative Association
Maple Hall
Meighen
Marshall
Norgrove
Turner
F. Wasson
J. F. Smith
E. L. Staples
J. W. Spencer
Spokane
Ralph Palmer
J, Lu, Palmer
Mr. L
Douglas Rengger
Imperial Conservatoire
Moscow
Burwell Ave
Archie Leitch
George Leitch
Geo. Ruddy
Jaffray
W. H. Wilson Jeweler
Pioneer
James L. Gordon
Patmore Bros. Sanitary and Heating Engineers
Willis Pianos
Willis
Enerar
Ater Et i
Bell Ringers' Quartette
Beales Elwell
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