Cranbrook Urges National Grange to Meet in Spokane
Spokane Chamber of Commerce and Cranbrook Board of Trade push for the National Grange to hold its 1911 convention in Spokane. They argue Pacific Northwest resources and rail links make Spokane ideal, asking for letters of invitation and resolutions to support the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Pacific Northwest
United States
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
C. M. Freeman
National Grange Convention
Atlantic City
New Jersey
National Grange
C. B. Hegley
Care National Grange Convention
Kegley
Washington State
Freeman
Cranbrook
British Columbia
B.C
N. J. Bachelder
The
East Kootenay
Mranbrook Board of Trade
R. B. Benedict
News of the District Transcribes Camp Life and Accidents
Special correspondence reports on early winter, local people visiting Cranbrook, and a Bull River Power stockholder from Fairchild. It notes accidents at the CPLR camp, a deer season, social dances, a poverty dance planned for December, flume dangers with a top track, and snowbound delays for the electric line surveyors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Henderson
D. S. Guinter
J. H. Henderson
CPLR
Cranbrook Hospital
Rock Creek
DeWolf
Fernie
Local residents visit friends and travel plans across towns
Wardner residents Hazel Lund Cranbrook Henry Bohart and Harris Bohart Waldo visit. Louis Larson family travels to St Paul while Mrs Larson stays for spring. Others visit Lethbridge Galloway Cranbrook and Spokane. Saw mill to resume at new mill in Galloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lund
Cranbrook
Henry and
Harris Bohart
Waldo
Fred Speaker
Jaffray
Louis Larson
Spokane
St. Paul
Larson
Larson Atitends
T. Gallney
Lethbridge
Alta
Mayor Adams
Went
Miss Dempsy
Baker
Mr. Gregory
Manistee
Mich
P. Lund
Michigan
Harold Darling
Galloway
Wm. Barclay
Davis
Verna Embree
J. Martin
Corbin
Carmichael
Tuesay
Policeman Adney
Hull River
Paul Peterson
Mike
Hal
Wash
Emma Cable of Aldeburgh Lifeboat Fame Dies at 81
An obituary from Aldeburgh Suffolk reports Emma Cable aged 81 known as the Mother of the Lifeboat. She was widow of Thomas Cable who perished rescuing the Sedish brig Vesta’s captain. Her family includes James Cable, coxswain of the present lifeboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldeburgh
Suffolk
Emma Cable
Thomas Cable
Vesta
Pascoe
James Cable
Homestead Rules for Dominion Lands in Railway Belt BC
Dominion Lands in the Railway Belt BC may be homesteaded by a single head of a family or any male over 18 for up to 160 acres. Entry must be made at the local land office. proxy entry allowed under specified family conditions. Plans require six months residence and cultivation yearly for three years, with variations if nearby family or owner-occupied farming land reduces residence needs. Six months notice to the Dominion Lands Commissioner in Ottawa. Coal mining rights may be leased for 21 years at $1 per acre. up to 2 acres per holder. royalty five cents per ton on merchantable coal. W. W. Cory, Deputy Minister of the Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Belt
British Columbia
Commissioner of Dominion Lands
Ottawa
W. W. Cory
the Interior
Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F. Gurd
Columbl
E. Bent
F. E. Corrison
CIPY
Ob Strife
Tistruments
CHOLR
Chanbrook
Miss Mabel Wellman
Gabreille
Winnipex
P.O. Box
DRS
King & Green
J. W. Rutledge
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
McKillip’s
Veterinary College
Chivago
Expie
Manitoba
Tf. H. Shorts
R. K. Futa
Timothy and
Oats Hay
Revaoabaty
Canbrook
F. B. Miles
New Reid Brock Cranbrook
Joseph Ryan
Cosmopolitan
B.C. Land Surveyors
McVittie & Parker
Fort Steele
J. G. Cummings
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
Po.tone
Navelle
Cranbrook, B.C
J. T. Laidlaw
Cranbrook &8.C
Halcyon Lithia
DE Vere Hunt
Mas
Baker Street
Norhby Avenue
Binnings Mhote Studio
I Beatty
Cranbrook 1
F.C
Swannell
D.L
B.C. L
Robertson
B. C
Dominion and
Land Surveyors
P. O. Drawer
Victoria, B.C
Joe Marapodi
Provenzano & Sacco
General Merchants Employment
Cranbrook P.D
Montana
Hanson Avenue
Crescent
Knights of Pythias Cranbrook
J. M. Boyes
C. C
T. G. Jones
C.F
Key City
New Fraternity Hall
W. S. Hall
C.J. Little
N. G. Sec
Grandrege Lodge
A.M
WLR
Attic
WM Hk
W. Connolly
Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Fraternity Hall
FE. Johnston
N. G
Hickenbotham
Sec'y
Pythian Sisters Fidelity Temple
T. Fraser
C. M. MacKinnon
M. R
Ancient Order OF Foresters Court Cranbrook
Carmen's Hall
James Sims
L. Bent
Independent Order OF Foresters
Lulu Hayward
Ree. Lee
Isaac Baxter
Cranbrook Employment and Real Estate Agency
Armour
Mione
the Workingmen's Employment and Real Estate Agency
W. Parker
Baker St. Nelson
E. W. Widdowson
P.O
Neloon
Blairbusiness College
Northwest
C.h.blair
Hair Goods
Vancouver
Lagres
Ana Wennermen
Taleo
Voyary BP
Leo. Muller, Prop
Geo. D. Ingram
Mde
Fiancforte
Orran
Fernie Farmers’ Institute
Tos
Git
S. Macpoxato
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Guild
Charles W. King
Norbury Avenue
Phone
Philethea and
Young Men's
Young Peoples
Pan
Waa Christian
E. D. Johnston
Cranbrook Street
W. Hembling
Didsbury
Cranbrook Co-Operates
J. Kenny
Bull River Falls
Wardner
OLD Country News
United Kingdom
Dorset
Wareham
Sherborne
Canada
Messrs. Whiteley and Company
Queen's Road
Bayswater
London County Council
London
Tabard Street
Bermondsey
Fee
Hume Nelson
GEO. P
B. Tomkin
Timothy
South-Alberta Hay Growers, Ltd. &, G
Pincher Creek
Alberta
Farry
W. C. Viets
H. 1. Jones
NCH Shop
Luey Noodle
Cranbrook Land District
South East Kootenay
Annie Merington
L. C
East Kootenay District
Kootenay River
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