Deputy Assessor and Collector Fort Steele Assessment District
48 200 N. A Wallinger serves as deputy assessor and collector for the Fort Steele assessment district.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
4
48 200 N. A Wallinger serves as deputy assessor and collector for the Fort Steele assessment district.
Mr. Charles Martin arrives to manage a new Wardner hotel to open soon. Notables include weddings, health recoveries, church events, and multiple visits between Cranbrook, Moyie, Nelson, and Spokane. Mrs. Browning and Mrs. Hutt depart for Vancouver and Kimberley respectively, with community meetings and local incidents detailed.
A man seen at Kootenay Landing waded through four feet of water collecting refuse from CPR steamers. He fled through a wide slough to the timber and later appeared at Duck Creek. Constable Forrester escorted him to Creston and he was committed for medical examination in Nelson jail. Also reported, Angus Currie’s horse accident recovery showing progress. A daughter was born September 28 to Edward Payne’s wife.
Sunday evening the community learned of the sudden death of Mrs. Fred Ash from heart failure. A prominent figure in W C T U circles and a member of the Methodist church she leaves a husband and a young daughter.
Mrs. L. L. Langin arrived Sunday after being called home due to her mother's illness. Mrs. G. A. Staples returned to Nelson after two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Tannhauser.
Elko figures in a bustling travel note with Elko W Wilmot, pre-emption inspector, arriving from Gold Creek then leaving for Cranbrook with Doc Rutledge. A Spokane pumpkin peddlar, Calgary’s Middleton, Fernie officials and Victoria visitors appear among the colorful, comic itinerants in town.
Nelson fair forgot her large pretty hat on the train. Conductor Joe Jackson noted it was the first time a passenger left a hat aboard his car.
The Mountain Valley View ranch house and tourist home in Horse Thief creek valley, thirteen miles west of Wilmer, owned by Thomas Starbird, burned down with contents including chase trophies and mountaineering outfits. Little insurance was carried.
Rev RR J Colquhoun of Elko conducted services last Sunday amid chatter he may depart soon. Widespread praise for Constable Collins after arresting Bruno Cutri in Whitefish, Montana, following a Felice Zappia murder. Local happenings include a near-accident involving Mrs McPherson and Mrs Dands, a picnic of Waldo and Baynes Presbyterian Sunday schools, Bertha Fox lectures, generous collections nearing $90, and various townsfolk updates. An author titled Pigs is Pigs comments on local prices.
Robert Burns Benedict applies to the Comptroller of Water Rights for approval of works to utilize water from Josephs Prairie Creek under Water Licence 1518. Plans filed in Victoria and Cranbrook. Objections due to the Comptroller by August 28, 1918. Thomas T. Mecredy agent for the applicant.
One fifth price sale of used plant items. Chandler and Taylor firebox potter 64 by 18 inches at 80 lb pressure 48 hp $175 loaded at McNeillie near Creston Atlas Return tubular boiler 56 by 14 inches at 80 lb 45 hp price Atlas auto engine 11 by 16 stroke $200 Cranbrook saw husk with frame mandrels and 20 ft shaft $250 four saw edger with saws Cranbrook $200 Hoyt planer and matcher 24 inches $100 Cranbrook plus shafting and more Apply to Thos W Lease Elko B C
Auction listing notes Brahmas aging strain prize winners three hens three pullets one unrelated male and Bull Orpington pullets from prize stock. Apply Webb Herald office.
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