Trap Regs Relaxed for Winter Fur Trapping in Eastern District
Cranbrook B C November 28 1922 The Cranbrook Herald reports changes in fur trapping rules due to pre existing licenses and winter schedules. Otter Mink Muskrats north of the CPR main line have an open season January 1 1928 to March 1 1923 while other fur bearing animals except beaver in the Eastern District open now to March 1 1923. Board members and locals urge conservation while noting pending Game Act amendments. JP Guimont PS and J M Queen of Canada Life visit Cranbrook with insurers Pearl Fleming.
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Cranbrook
B.C
Cranbrook: Herald
Eastern District
Canadian Pacific Railway
Liquor Board Revenue Details From British Columbia Stores
The Attorney General disclosed salaries and staff numbers for liquor vendors and revenue figures for stores across the province. Store revenues from Cranbrook to Yahk are listed, with totals for permits from June 15 1921 to Sept 30 1922 at 488 604 50. There were 126 returned men employed as of Sept 30 1922.
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Liquor Control Board
William Hunter
Slocan
Cranbrook
Fernie
Golden
Grand Forks
Invermere
Kamloops
Kelowna
Nelson
Penticton . Yee
Rossland
Fishing Through the Ice Declared Illegal by Inspector
Gerrard fisheries inspector C H Robinson says ice fishing is illegal and violators will face trouble. He notes rising auto travel increases angling pressure and mentions Moyle Lake fry stocking, Moyie pollution past, and future conservation needs. Also highlights Knox Church Ladies Aid At Home book and the death of Mrs J W Roper in Vancouver.
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C. H. Robinson
Gerrard
The
Herald
Moyle Lake
Moyie
Herald Ofice
Ladies’ Aid of
Knox Church
Vets Dance, Dues, and Delegates Placed by Cranbrook Club
The Cranbrook G W V A notes a Wednesday dance on the 29th with Robinson providing music. Disabled veterans in Cranbrook area out of work are asked to submit names to the secretary or steward. The annual meeting and officer elections happen on Tuesday the 26th followed by a smoker. Dues may be paid at the club rooms or by mail. A delegate will attend the Provincial Convention in Penticton. report details to follow.
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Robinson
Cranbrook
Sec
G.W.V.A. J
Penticton
Tragic murder in Hoquiam ties Creston family to fatal event
Alice Bolton of Creston was murdered in Hoquiam Washington by a jealous Finn named Anderson. The case involved a second woman shot in a cabin and a man who escaped as the killer turned the gun on himself. Daisy Bolton, daughter of Mrs. Alice Bolton, had money orders for her mother in her possession, confirming identity. The Bolton family had previously lived in Blairmore and Cranbrook before moving to Creston, Nelson, and Vancouver before traveling south.
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Creston
Alice Bolton
Hoquiam
Wash
Finn
Anderson
Daisy Bolton
Bolton
Blairmore
Danny Bolton
Cranbrook
Nelson
Ono
Surrender of the German High Seas Fleet 1918
The author marks November 21 1918 as the anniversary of the German High Seas Fleet surrender to Admiral Beatty in the North Sea at Scapa. He recalls Germanys long naval buildup and Jutland defeat, noting the fleet sailed out in 1918 with guns ready to surrender, and quotes the signal that the German ensign would be hauled down at sunset. He laments the Germans downfall and asks How are the mighty fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Heatty
North Sea
Kiel Canal
Jutland
Germany
Scapa
Beatty
Bach
Cranbrook Orchestra to Open Season December 6
The Cranbrook Orchestra and Cho Tua under the Cranbrook Musical Society will debut the season December 6 at the Auditorium Theatre. Bower, the director, will present a mix of classic and melodious numbers by well known composers.
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Cranbrook Orchestra
Cho- Tua
The
Cranbrook Musical Society
Auditorium Theatre
Star Theatre
Investigation Motion Proposes Probe of Pacific Great Eastern Funds
Victoria BC November 21 The motion by Socialist member Sam Guthrie Newcastle calls a select committee to investigate alleged political corruption tied to the Pacific Great Eastern Railway and funds, with named members Whiteside Perry Jackson Anderson Esling Haines and Guthrie authorized to hear evidence under oath.
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Herald
Victoria
B.C
Pacific Great, Eastern Railway
Sam Guthrie
Newcastle
Mining and Engineering Record
Vancouver
William Sloan
Guthrie
Whiteside
Perry
Jackson
Hsling
Haines
Capt
George 5. Haines
North Vancouver
Oliver
British Columbia
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Liberal Party
H. C. Brewster
Brewster
G. S. Haines
John Oliver
W. J. Bowyer
John
W. Sloan
Liberal
Win. Sloan
Messrs
Notice to Curlers Join the Curling Club Now
The notice calls all potential curling club members to submit their names to the undersigned promptly. Members are being classified and rinks formed next week, and the committee aims to complete the list by then.
Recreation Club Notes and Local Social Updates
Community notices describe lantern slides at the University of Alberta event, a club dance with CALC Janz Orchestra, skating rink readiness, fresh coating for the pool, and a cafe dining room at Hotel Crancrook serving meals all day. Local visits include Mr. Fred Owen, Mrs. Merriman, forest ranger Mr. George Schupe, and others with regional travel and council matters. The Anglican Young People Society debated iron versus wood, and an invitational dance is planned for December 20 at Parish Hall.
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Anglican Young People’s Society
A. So. Laigh
Messrs
Barry McDonald
W. Derbyshire
F. G. Morris
C. Shaw
Corp. Wilson
Morris
Quiet wedding at Mange honors Lesselyong and Little
George Lesselyong and Mariott Little of Wardner B C were married at Mange on Saturday November 4. The groom was supported by Percy G Sutherland with Maude Evelyn Brown as bridesmaid. Rev James A Leslie officiated the ceremony.
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Mange
George Lesselyong
Miss Mariott Little
Wardner, B.C
Percy G. Sutherland
Maude Evelyn Brown
James A. Leslie
Distribution of Prizes at Kootenay Orchard Sunday School
Sunday November 18th prize distribution took place at 2 p.m. with Rev. F. W. Harrison presiding. Awards honored regular attendees including Frank Hern and Arthur Hern for boys, Evelyn Gurtside and Evelyn Hern for girls, plus others. J. Noyce received a special chain and locket for junior class service.
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Kootenay Orchard
Ofrizes
F. W. Harrison
Frank Hern
Arthur Hern
George Noyce
Evelyn Gurtside
Evelyn Hern
Agnes Parsons
Rosie Noyce
Noyce
J. Noyce
Hockey League Plan Proposed for Cranbrook Area
A movement to start hockey this winter seeks a district league with teams from Cranbrook Kimberley Wycliffe and Lumberton An informal meeting is set for Sunday November 26 at the Wycliffe Club 200 pan The goal is to gather enthusiasm and suggestions to get the sport underway this winter and organize league play promptly
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Ferns
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Wycliffe
Lumberton
Wycliffe Club
Ffany Enthusiass P
Watter
Obituary for Lewis Beckwith of this city
The death of Lewis Beckwith occurred Monday at St Eugene Hospital after a long decline following an accident. He served with Canadian forces in the war era and was connected to the Salvation Army. He leaves a wife, a son Nelson, and several siblings. The funeral was led by Mr Roe with four veterans as pallbearers. Interment is in Vancouver. remains shipped there after services.
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Lewis Beckwith
St. Eugene
Windermere
Canada
Oddfellows
Todge
Roe
Salvation Army
Fellanes
Union Jck
Messrs. Longman
Cardinal
Kemball and Briggs
Kooten
Se Central
Angis McPhail
van Horne Street
Johnston
Presbyterian Church
Donald McPhail
Trail
Vancouver
Curling Clik Tele Sets Rules and Officers
President Geo Hoysgaurth presides at a Curling Clik Tele meeting in Tidy with secretary pro tem Alan Grham, reappointed. Fred Burgess elected to office. A five member committee classifies players by rink roles and oversees transfers before the season. A second committee selects prizes for the Grand Challenge in Cranbrook district bonspiel. Opening date tentatively January 15.
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Geo. Hoysgaurth
Messrs
W. F. Cameron
Ho McPhee
R. Eakin
PF. M. McPherson
C.J. Little
Cranbrook
Rotary Club Greets Everygirl Performer and Plans Nov Meeting
Teddy Reeves of Everygirl entertained the Rotary Club during a Tuesday luncheon with piano selections. M A Beale spoke on insurance and F M MacPherson outlined a forthcoming January minstrel show. The group set plans for the next meeting on November 28 inviting guests from the same professions.
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Teddy Reeves
Rotary Club
Mr. Reeves
Rotary
Cranbrook
M. A. Beale
F. M. MacPherson
Dedication of New Church at Kimberley on Sunday Next
The Methodist Church at Kimberley will be formally opened on Sunday with Rev. B. C. Freeman of the city expected to conduct services. Pastor Evan Baker led the effort to complete the building and a dedicatory appeal seeks to clear remaining debt. Norman Moore, East Kootenay district forester, attended the hearing with Judge Thompson, noting export lumber losses to the U.S. due to car shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
B. C. Freeman
Evan Baker
Norman Moore
East Kootenay
Thompson
U.S
Creston Review
Potter to Acquire Interest in The Cranbrook Herald
Forward Move arrangements finalize Mr. Robert Potter to obtain an interest in The Cranbrook Herald and assist in running the business He will focus on the office end while moving among the venues The growth of the paper has outpaced its current staff prompting these changes to better serve the city and district.
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Robert Potter
Cranbrook Herald
Potter
Herald
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J. F. Guimont
Game Board
P.s—Tihie
C.P.R
J.F.G
Win
J. M. Queen
Canada Life Assurance Company
J. F. (Pearl) Fleming
Canada Life
Auditorum
J. W. Roper
G.W.V.A
Europe
Christina
Harry Luscombe
P. A. McBeth
Gp.r. Timber Department
Lieut. H. FP
Helmsing, R.N.V.R
Great Britain
Musical Society
Ghirst
Mr. Bowser
W. D. Gilroy
C. J. Little
R. Pascuzzo
Fyles
Jo, Martin
J. J. Delany
F. W. Burgess
Recreation Club
University of Alberta
Calc. Janz Orchestra
Hotel Crancrook
Fred Owen
City
Mrs. F. Owen
Thos, Merriman
Coleman
J. B. Haslam
George Schupe
Government Forest Ranger
Forest Department
F. J. Guimont
Gulmont
Board of Trade
Tourist Association
Alberta
Gaimont
Wallinger
Hockey Organization
Lewis Becky
Angus McPhail
Colin Leitch of
Wember
Everygirl” Company
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