Cranbrook Local Notes Highlight Real Estate and Services
Local notes report Cranbrook real estate activity and rental options via McVittie and Hutchison. Rentals available with custom builds. Owen Sound editor Geo Henderson to start Fernie paper. snow and cold deepen in South East Kootenay. Fort Steele Mercantile stock in place. St. Charles restaurant changes hands. coal and lumber supply steady. Northwest Mounted Police to close their line work. dining room at Commercial hotel taken over by John Willis & Sons. Marty Rhineman touts hotel dining at Fort Steele.
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Cranbrook
Moyie
Presbyterian
Fort Steele Mercantile Company
McVittie & Hutchison
Geo
I. Henderson
Owen Sound
Ont
Fernie
Macleod
Pincher Creek
Ball
The
Presbyterian Church
North Star
M. Wentworth
Spokane
South East Kootenay
St. Charles
George Brenner
Chperly
Vancouver
Reid & Co
Toronto
Northwest Mounted Police
John Willis & Sons
Commercial
Willis
Marty Rhineman
Venosta
Fort Steele
Rhineman
Moyse City News Highlights Mining and Local Ventures
F W Peters agent for the C P R visited Moysie City with G Campbell to arrange ore shipments from the St Eugene mine. Take Shore mine owners build wagon road and plan ore bins, shipping soon. Moyie public school opened with Mrs J C McMahon as teacher. Lake Shore hotel leased six months to A Scott. A Manuel travels to Nelson. Clayton returns for a look around town. Kaiser of Fort Steele Brewery checks on lost freight. Moyie post office to reopen after new fixtures. D J Bettchin and A I McDermot from Fort Steele toured town. C M Edwards collecting taxes with Col Henderson as guest.
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F. W. Peters
C. P R
G. Campbell
St. Eugene
Mr. Peters
Take Shore
Lake Shore
Sr. A. Scott
A. Manuel
Nelson
Clayton
Kaiser
Fort Steele
Moyie
D. J. Bettchin
A. I. McDermot
M. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Col. Henderson
Local News and Movements Across Wardner and Nearby Towns
Wardner reports The Invider on siding for a boot while the school makes progress and railroad staff halt at the Central slice amid dining house closure. Bridge work advances well. G A Jennings travels to Cranbrook Moyie this week. Mr Martin leads the ferry. Tom Crahan and Hugh Stephens head to the Klondike with ham cargo. Martin Crahan contemplates Cascade City business. W G Lauchland returns from hospital, Jake Fink visits family, Captain McCall back in Seattle. Mrs Warren returns from Kalispell with a healthy baby boy.
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G. A. Jennings
Cranbrook
Moyie
Mr. Martin
Tom Crahan
Hugh Stephens
Klondike
Martin Crahan
Cascade City
W. G. Lauchland
Jake Fink
Captain McCall
Seattle
John Warren
Kalispell
Wardner residents disperse to Cascade City and road crews
A Cascade City letter notes a Wardner contingent has relocated. locals like Cormack & Livermore run a stage, Disbrove and others contract to build a bridge, and Hotel Eckstorm operates while others seek openings. A break in at the Wardner hotel ended with a masked intruder fleeing, leaving boots behind and a clue for arrest.
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Cascade City
Wardner
Cormack & Livermore
Captain Disbrove
Tom Pool
al Hitchcock
Eckstorm
Pete Kelley
George Gorum
Pete Larson
Bert
Wardner Kitchen
Dick" Goifrey
Wardner Hotel
Jagger
Moyie Prepares Post Office as Town Grows in Kootenays
Moyie readies its first post office with J M Lindsey serving as temporary constable. The Mogie Leader notes steady growth and predicts Moyie will be a fest camp in the Kootenays. Rev Father Walsh to lead new Catholic church project as local funds reach $50 anonymous gift to New Denver band hinted as Dave Young. Kamloops hosts a restaurant called the Poodle Dog amid local chatter. A New Denver lodge member A T Lowery departs east for a trip, described as editor and financier.
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Moyie
J. M. Lindsey
Economist
Nelson
Father Walsh
Kamloops
Landon
Denver
Dave Young
Mogie
Aboom
Kootenays
A. T. Lowery
New Denver
Lowery
Roosevelt Nominated for New York Governor
Theodore Roosevelt has been nominated for governor by Republicans of New York state. He was a lieutenant colonel in the late war and organized the Rough Riders. He is considered hard to defeat.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
McKinley
Cuba
China
Li Hung Chang
War Department
Dawson City
Colombia
Italy
Mertilon Ont
Notice of land purchase in East Kootenay district
Notice states sixty days after publication to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works to purchase a described 34 acre parcel in East Kootenay, with boundaries near Moyle river and Irishman creek, excepting railway right of way. Dated July 21, 1808, by Robert Murray Pratt.
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Chif Commissioner of Lands and Works
Moyleg
Moyle
East Kootenay
Britis H
Columbia Southern Railway
Robert Murray Pratt
Notice to apply for land lease in East Bootenay tract
Notior Crandneox 24th Arrist 1898 gives sixty days to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria for permission to lease a tract in East Bootenay. The parcel lies south of Premier Lake shore, starts at Lat and With boundary, and measures 160 acres, described by compass and chain lengths. TN W Stephens.
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Crandneox
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Joe Laidlaw
Crows Nest Coal Company
Tom Wellman
Mr. Wellman
A. H. Watson
Cranbrook Lumber Company
Moyse City
Moyie Public
J. C. McMahon
Charles Dohr
West Kootenay
Mr. Dohr
James Greer
Sage’s Commission
Leroy Sage
Hanson
Cranbrook Hotel
J. E. Marchildon, Prop'r
East Kootenay Branch
Ontario
Durick
Joseph Mitchell
East Kootenaa
G. H. Miner
O. A. Burge
Frank McQuiston
East Kootenay Hotel
McQuiston & Burge
Dimension Lumber
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