Wardner Notes and Local Visitors Include Deer Hunt and Training News
Cranbrook visitors include I W Burgess and Mrs Breckenridge while Wardner residents publish travel, hunting, and training notes. Oscar Hellman took his second deer of the season. Caseys ranch hosts Chas Barnes and a deer haul. engineers report piling contract for N P Lumber Co. Bulls River gun search continues with Constable Dixon and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Burgess
Cranbrook
W. PF. Burgess
George Smith
Spokane
West Kootenay
Arthur Lund
Alberta
J. A. Young
Finlay Robson
R. L.T. Galbraith
A. B. Fenwick
Wardner
Dr. Rutledge
Constable Dixon
Hindoo
Bull River
Edith
Hazel Lunds
Try
Breckenridge
P. Bain
Oscar Hellman
Fred Leard
Otto Wisner
A. Hollis
George Sinclair
Gold Creek
J. ‘S. Martin
Mesella Dow
Creston News Roundup Includes Crops, Licenses, and Visits
The Creston area reports its apple crop quality being good aside from McIntosh issues. Canyon City Lumber ships firewood to Regina while converting timber at Canyon Siding. A. Neale departs for Calgary. Church services adjust to alternate Sundays. East Routenay regiment appoints Capt B Mallandaine as commander. S Speers leaves for Fort William to join Ontario friends. Good Time club hosts first dance of the season. About 250 gun licenses issued locally. Mrs P B Fowler of Bernie visits. Six Austrian residents report to Constable Forrester as only noticeable unnaturalized foreigners. Rural mail delivery to Canyon City discussed. Creston board of trade to push authorities. Frank Pappas, Greek reserve, ordered to hold himself ready to return to the colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City Lumber Company
Canyon Siding
Regina
Sask
A. Neale
Calgary
Christchurch
B. Mallandaine
Creston Company
East Roo
Tenay Regiment
S. A. Speers
Fort Liliam
Speers
Ontario
Creston
P. LB. Fowler
Bernie
R. Sinelaty Smith
Forrester
Canyon City
Creston Board of Trade
Frank Pappas
Great Northern
Railway and road progress near Invermere amid mountaineering push
Special correspondence reports CPR construction nearing year end with the Banff Windermere auto road close to completion. Rail and telegraph extensions advance toward Edgewater and Castle, while mountaineers gain fame with ascents of Mount Farnham and Mount Bruce.
Men in War Effort Support King and Empire Drives
Report notes men who have gone to the front for active service and others at home collecting for the Red Cross and the Canadian Patriotic Fund, both receiving strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King and Empire
Red Cross
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Fort Steele Letters Note Social and Weather Happenings
Fort Steele report covers visits from Neil McKinnon of Ottawa to lead the Presbyterian church, arrivals of Miss Bannister and Mrs Fenwick's guest, a local hunting party from Fernie Priday, and a thunderstorm with rain and hail. It mentions a home for children at six mile sanitarium, Kerrigan hauling a load, Roy Myers taking Mather's ranch, and a Cranbrook regimental ball. It also notes road surveys for the government and war fund collections ending soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Finlay Creek
Neil McKinnon
Ottawa
Charc
Port Steele
William Sehad
Bull River
Cranbrook
McGillivary
Mac
J. R. Pollock
Fernie Priday
Windermere
Steele
Six Mile Sanitarium
Kerrigan
Miss Bannister
A. B. Fenwick
Fish Lake
Roy Myers
Mather
Crerry Creek
G. F. Stevenson
Ira Manning
Coorse
War Fund
Canadian Pacific to Hire 6000 Workers for Two Months
Montreal reports Canadian Pacific railway headquarters announced a temporary hiring of 6000 extra laborers at current wages to relieve wartime distress over the next two months. Shamrock IV, Lipton's America’s Cup challenger, lies in Brooklyn yard with spars removed and dismantling underway for winter layup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Thomas Lipton
James, Shewan & Sons
Brooklyn
Europe
Friedman Cure for Tuberculosis Questioned by Health Officials
A Oregon State Board of Health bulletin summarizes Dr Friedmanns claimed tuberculosis cure as non toxic and harmless, but evidence shows no benefit and possible harm. New York data on 47 cases shows deaths and limited improvement due to standard care, with criticism of the promotional campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Board of Health
John F. Anderson
Washington
Public Health
Friedmann
New York Health Department
Friedman
Dr. Friedmann
Albania to Draw Italy Into War
London Sun correspondent reports Albania's crisis seen as likely to draw Italy into the war. Intervention by Italy would trigger Austria declaring war, with Italian interests in Albania cited as pretext. The Italian government is said to be contemplating actions based on reliable sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Austria
New York
London
The
Sun
Albania
Italy
Digestive Ailments Highlight Everyday Health Tips
Read emphasizes maintaining physical trim and self care as path to wellbeing. It notes most illnesses start from minor digestive issues and urges practical steps to prevent and ease common digestive ailments.
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of William French
Notice is hereby given that all persons with claims against the estate of the late William French, who died about September 18 1914 at Wolf Creek British Columbia, must send details by November 1 1914 to the executors Valentine Hyde Baker and George Mashiter Edwards. After that date the executors will distribute assets with notice only to claims then known. Harvey McCarter Macdonald Niabel solicitors 4012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William French
Wolf Creek
British Columbia
Valentine Hyde Baker
George Mashiter Edwards
Harvey, McCarter
Macdonald & Niabel
Auction sale of ranch property in Cranbrook 1914
Public auction to be held September 17 1914 with sale on October 6 1914 at noon in Cranbrook. Property located in District of Kootenay British Columbia described as Block 2 subdivision of 4836 Group 1 Kootenay District. A frame and log dwelling stands on site. Ten percent down balance on vendor arrangements Solicitors Harvey McCarter Macdonald Nisbet listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Thomas M. Roberts
Kootenay
British Columbia
A.D
Harvey, McCarter, Macdonald & Nisbet
Vondor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lodge and Society
Uranhrowk Lodge
H. Hickenbottige
L. Cranston
Cranbrook Lodge
Troyal
Black Kniette
Bali Street
Matthews
Dienitoe
Frank Carlean
Bex
Don Knights of
Loyal Rite Holley No
Mloote Firet
Garrett
Dunstan
Leo
MebPhos
Coop
Nag
Fin
Lee
W. M. Harris
Ree
ACE
Pride of
Coonon's
Andard Weslend
Mra
A. Laure
A. Guthrie
Knights OF
Pytheas Crantrool
Alex
Liiepy
Fintojil
Beek Teyo
Bisie
Lilia Ginine
Ada
Icheshothar
Overseas Club
BE. Y. Brate
Lower
Cordinals
Gyeigie
Dante
Bf Leannin
Cranbrook Poultry and Pet Stocto Association
A. 1
Smith
Iet
W. W. McGregor
Cranbrook Prrilers
Institute
A. i
Alb Th Webb
Uld Gyn
Gurd Sturvisier
Ete
Thomas T. Mecredy
W. FP. Gurd
P.O. Box
B.C
Drs, King © Green
Crantrook
PF. B. Miles
Manson Block
Pam Cranbrook
Hamerook Cottage
Maternity and General Nursing
Salmon
G. Cummings
Derinion
W. Kk. Beatty Vineral Director
Nione U
P.O, Box Ash
VM. MacPherson
Undertaker
Norbury Ave
City Hall
McPhee
A. M. Smitee
Menwick Avenue
Cranbrook Orchestra
Mrs
Arnold Wallinger Cranbrook
Cieneral Merchant
P. C
Uranbrook, B.C
Chas. S. Parker
Leitheitee
Joan G. Mitchell
I. D. Box
Calgary, Alberta
the Tome
Joe Marapodi
Peerless
J. Taylor
King Edward's School
Cranbrook, B.C
Y. M. Cherrington
Koolonay Orchestra
Montana Laundry
P. D
C. F. Nidd
Organist Methodist Church
R. Dixon Carpenter
Invermere
Kootehay Central
Columbia River
Steel Head
Edgewater
Banff-Windermere
Golden
Castle
Kootenay River
Herbert W. Gleason
BE. W. Harndon
Boston
Massachusetts
Miss Nettleton
Mountaineering Club of
Seattle
Marion Parsons
Sierra Club
California
United States
District Board of Trade
Toby Creek
Horse Thief
Mount Farnham
Albert H. MacCarthy
Nettleton
Mount Bruce
Robert Randolph Bruce
Kline
Dr. Jaeger
Cook
Fort Steele
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