Land Registry Notice for Morison Ownership Claim
An application 2930-1 seeks registration of Douglas Philip Sturgis Morison as Owner In fee simple for Lots 1 2 Block 62 and Lots 8 4 Block 68 Lot 182 Group 1 from prior conveyance by Baynes Lake Land Company Limited dated July 28 1914. Caveat or lis pendens must be filed within one day of first publication otherwise Morison will be registered. Dated Nelson September 30 1916. Samuel R. Ror District Registrar. First published October 21, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Philip Sturgix Morison
Baynes Lake Land Company Limited Et al
Douglas Philip Sturgis Morison
Land Registry Office
Nelson
William Freeman Wright
Baynes Lake Land Company, Limited
Frederick James Gavin
Waldo
B. C
Lis Pendens
Slater
Samuel R
Nutich
Arthur Edward Blunden
Valetta
Malta
Lida Harriet Putnam
Lin Pendens
Peel
George H. Thompson
East Kootenay
James A. Arnold
of Kootenay
Cranbrook
John D. Cameron
Creston Residents Make Weekend Visits and Plans
Alderman Gus Erickson of Cranbrook visited Creston Sunday with C. G. Bennett. W. I. Forward left yesterday for Calgary to spend the winter in Alberta. Joe Langlois returned Friday from Cranbrook after a multiweek stay there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Gus. Erickson
Cranbrook
C. G. Bennett
Calgary
Alberta
Joe Langlois
Fernie Notes Highlight Local People And Events
George Stevenson of Cranbrook is a town figure on Sunday. Dr. Corson returns from Vancouver, Judge Thompson sits in Cranbrook court, and Miss Ross visits Mrs. Johnson. The Wardner mill closes due to no orders while Elk Lumber seeks rail freight to cut trucking costs. Local officials, military officers, and business leaders featured amid wind damage to lines and harvests. The civil assize opens with two divorce orders, and Fernie recruits travel to the coal fields. Fraser headlines cover politics, religion, and social events including a large pear at Duck Creek and a half mast flag tribute for Frances Barton.
Notice of liquor sale transfer at Queen's Hotel Cranbrook
On December 8 next, an application will be made to Cranbrook License Commissioners for retail liquor sale at the Queen's Hotel Cranbrook BC from Elizabeth Johnson to Frank Carlson. Dated October 2, 1915. Elizabeth Johnson by Lena Anseen attorney, holder of license. Frank Carlson applicant for transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam Sumutudie
Windsor Hotel
Fort Steele
British Columbia
M. Mather
Perry Creek Hotel
Perry Creek
Arthur Burge
Cranbrook
B. C
Queen's Hotel
Elizabeth Johnson
Frank Carlson
Lena Anseen
Bowness
Baker Street
A. C. Bowness
Central Hotel
Marysville
Paul Handley
North Star Hotel
Kimberley
British
Wastaewen Bad
Moyla
Y. Desaulnier
International Hotel
Kingsgate
H. L. Sawyer
Lcense
Moyle
Heenie
Vquor
Wasa Eotel
Wara
Unionist Investment Co., Ltd
J. H. Quartly
General Manunger
Imperial Hotel
B. W. Werden
Canal Flats
Canal Plats
H. Small
Wycliffe Hotel
Wycliffe
Harry Edwards
Kootenay Hotel
Moyie
W. J. Bremner
Break Whisky Grip On Your Loved Ones Ad
An advertisement claims Alcura products can end alcohol cravings for $1 per box with a money back guarantee if not effective. It promotes two versions, No 1 and No 2, available at The Beattie-Murphy Co. Limited druggists in Cranbrook British Columbia and offers a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akiira
Beattie-Murphy Co. Limited
Cranbrook
B.C
Notice of land ownership registration and caveat period
Samuel R Roe District Register issues notice that Thomas Lowndes Washington of The Marsa Malta is to be registered as owner in fee simple of lots in the Kootenay District British Columbia under a 1913 conveyance from Baynes Lake Land Company. Caveat or lis pendens must be filed within 30 days from first publication. Also notice that Frank Carlson appointed bailiff to collect outstanding accounts for Queen's Hotel Cranbrook and P F Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lowndes Washington
Marsa
Malta
Baynes Lake Land Company, Limited
Thomas Lownden Washington
Land Registry Office
Queen’s Hotel
Cranbrook
P. F. Johnston
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Harvey, McCarter
Macdonald & Nisbet
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Lodge and Society
Loyal Orange Lodge
Royal Black Knights of Ireland
R. Garrett
W.M. T. O. Horsman
KEY City Lodge
Fraternity Mall
W. M. Harris
W. Russell
Bec
N.G
Knights OF Pytmias Cranbrook
Maple Leaf Rebrear Lodge
Overseas Club
Maple Hall
E. Y. Brake
Lowe
Surety
Women’s Institute
W. B. Mcfarlane
John Shaw
P. O
Cranbrook Farmers’ Institute
A. B. Smith
Alb. H. Webb
Arnold Wallinger
CHAS
Parker
Lethbridge Coal Xiite Powder Superial
The
Kootenay Orchestra
R. W. Edmondson Cranbrook
Genefaction
Joe Marapodi
Yians
ATL
Peerless
A. Taylor
Minard
Liniment
DR. Devai
Dave Et Catharines
Koowell Dava Co
Mt. Ontha
Agen
Thomas T. Mecredy
W. F. Gurd
P. C. Box
Drs. King & Green
OFF Ferensons
Armatresg
Ours
F. B. Miles
Hanson
Granbrook
Granbbook Cottage Hospital
Maternity and General Nursing Garden
Ave
Permson
P. O. Box
W. R. Beatty Feneral
Fenwick Avenue
Baker St
Gilletts Lye
Gillett Company
Toronto
Kootenay District
Province OF
Samuel R. Ror
Creston
Creston Review
Fernie
Fernie Free Press
George Stevenson
Dr. Corson
Vancouver
Thompson
Miss Ross
Embro, Ont
H. J. Johnson
Mrs. Pitts
Golden, B. C
Mrs. Owen
Wardner
Lieut. Barnes
A. Cummings
Patriotic Committee
J. 8. Irvine
G. R. Martin
Great Northern Railway
Crow's Nest Pass
Kootenay
Michel
Elk Lumber Co
G. N. Railway
Olson
Fornie
J. A. Broley
Roosville
Jim
Elias Rogers
Crows Nest Pass
Hunter
Nisi
P. B. Fowler
James English
Asual
Harry Shorthouse
Father Michel
Father John
R. S. Bevan
Ford
Frances Barton
Lindley
Fruit Growers Union
F. G. Little
Duck Creek
Alex. Dupferry
King George Hotel
Prof. C. F. Nidd
Organist Methodist Church
Norbury Ave
Montana Laundry
Home Bakery
Mercury Ave
City Mall
L. M. Smith
Ladies and Gentlemen's Hats
Lana
Samuel R. Row
Samuel R. Roe
District Register
Provis
Ror
J. A, Arnold
R. A
Renwick
Department of Landa
Victoria
Michael Jonner
Imperial Bank of Canada
Toronto Capital
Savings Department
Athalmer, B.C
Irving
Cranbrook Branch
H. W. Supple
Coeur D’alene
Spokane, Washington
Spokane
New Union Station
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