Zinc Concentrates Shipments Expand to Black Eagle Market
In addition to large shipments to Trail smelter and 10 000 to 15 000 tons of zinc concentrates for Antwerp, Belgium, concentrates are now sent east to the Anaconda Copper Company smelter at Black Eagle Montana via Crow's Nest Coutts Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Trail
Antwerp
Belgium
Anaconad Copper Company
Black Eagle
Montana
Crow's Nest
Coutts
Alberta
Kimberley News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Local residents report visits from J D McBride former Cranbrook man now in Los Angeles. Burials include B Stromberg at Cranbrook with KP Lodge rites. Socials hosted by Mrs Boyd Caldwell and Elks club events noted. Kimberley welcomes new business openings and home improvements as inspectors and officials visit.
Ore Shipments at Trail Smelter and Local Social Events
Record shows ore received at Trail Smelter for November 1–7 and 8–14 with mine names in British Columbia Washington and Silverton plus tonnages. Also notes social dances, whist drives, and a Chinese Phantasy at Orpheum Theatre aiding Union Church with thanks to helpers and locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork Province
Zwicky
B.C
Greenwood Smelter
Greenwood
B.G
Knobhill
Republic
Wash
Lucky Thought
Silverton
Orpheum Theatre
Union Church
Bear mascots hauled into court over permit law
The Wycliffe note item reports the bear keepers faced charges for keeping a bear without a permit. The town notes a series of local infractions and curious enforcement, including duck shooting before season and pump guns, with various residents and visitors mentioned and a recent birth and dance event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Nelson
Knitting Up and Down in a Kimberley Home
A Kimberley correspondent recalls a playful domestic moment as a child asks if mother is knitting Silverhurst and then shells out a twist by requesting Monarch Up. The anecdote captures light family humor in a late afternoon setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Silverhurst
Monarch
Radio Dreams Bring Vancouver Fan Back to Church
In a reflective moment the speaker recalls Moscow and Ramsay MacDonald and finds that a radio broadcast leads an exultant supporter back to the First Presbyterian Church in Vancouver. The passage hints at the power of radio to shape memory and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ramsay Macdonald
First Presbyterian Church
Vancouver
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Mrs
Brown
SWIFT
THE
Kimberley, B.C
Leading Cafe
Morrison & Burke
Dr. L. G. Rice
J. D. McBride
Cranbrook
Los Angeles
Cal
Geo. R. Leask
B. Stromberg
Kp, Lodge
Stromberg
Boyd Caldwell
Howard Street
Martin Bros
Mr. McDonald
Bol Stratton
G. Bm. L. MacKinnon
Alex Chisholm
Chisholm
Kimbeley
Messrs
Woodlock
Rutherford
Glen
Wilson Herald
V. Z. Manning
Superior School
the Elks
Shrine Club
Auditorium Hall
Shrine
B.C. Batt
Charlie Hartz
Spokane
Mr. M
A. Beale
Mr. Simmons
Vernon, B.C
Bank of Montreal
C. A. Poote
Quebec
Native Sons
Grant Hall
C Plr
Jack Taylor
F. W. Green
Mrs. Holland
W. M. Archibald
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co
Molly Hughes
New Denver
Ottawa
Slocan City
Paradise
Lake Windermere
Queen Bess
Alamo
Ruth
Sandon
Silversmith
Standard
van Roi, Silverton, B.C
Atsines A
White Cat
Invermere
Central
Tagham
To Tal
Dan Cameron
Elks
Rosebery Surprise
Three Forks
Sondon
Wycliffe
J.D. Brackett
J. Coutts
Lethbridge
Northwestern Rubber Co
W. Rudell
Bell
Beaverdell
North Central
Edmonton
Alto
O. Crosby Galena
Ryan
Providence
Greenwood, B.C
Mrs. A. Frederickson
C. O. Staples
Ipernie
Mrs. J. Anderson
Annette
Southern
Idaho
Mr. Anderson
A. F. "Charters
United States
Canada
Europe
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Beale & Elwell Cranbrook
Wena
China
Brown & Sutherland Proprietors
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Limited
British Columbia
Tadanac
Burt Wallace
P Burns & Co. Ltd
Sash & Door Co
New York
FORD
Packard
Gaga
the Otis Staples Lumber Company, Limited
W. W. Parnell Plasterer
DIMOR
J. Lombardi
Dan’s
Wycliffe Hotel
S. R. Wormington
A. Johnson
Mens’ Furnisher
Amst
Tae
Inter Ee
Cranbrook Sash & Door Co
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