Evangelism Campaign to Span East and West Kootenay
A major evangelical drive begins Sunday October 1 in East Kootenay, spreading to West Kootenay. Rev. William Patterson and Mr. Weaver lead the effort with Knox church as the base, featuring Rev Robert Knowles and Rev Percy Thornton in Cranbrook and a large joint choir formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay
Committee On Evangelism
Hindhireh
East Kootenay
Ilosner
Kootenay Landing
West Kootenay
Wmn. Patterson
Cook's Church
Toronto
Philadelphia
Patterson
Canada
General Assembly
Weaver
Fernie
Cranbrook
Robert S. Knowles
Fall, Ont
Percy B. Thornton
Colbourne
Ontario
Knowles
Presbyterian Church
St. Cuthberts
Thornton
Knox Church
Alexander
Music H. Short
S. Ryckman
R. Racklyeft
Ss. Stirman
Hf. Kubnert
G. P. Tisdale
G. — W. Patmore
A. A. MacKinnon
J. W. Fulton
W. Hill
Kinanee
F. Dezall
H. Corbett
Appeal Allowed in Ogle vs Ryan Decision
Judge Wilson granted appeal in the case Ogle versus Ryan. Conviction for soliciting or taking orders for a newspaper sale outside Crantrook was overturned due to lack of proof that goods would be supplied by outside firms. ruling cites Smith v Anderson and Palmer v Wallett and notes the bylaw reads “or takes orders.” The appeal is allowed.
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Ogle VS. Ryan
Wilson
Ogle
Ryan
Crantrook
Macdonald
Hess
Smith Vo
Humetous
Government Stock Investment Coy
Crowthery
Thornes WL
England
Webb
Belgea
City
Victoria
Palmer
Wallett
Cranbrook
M. A. Macdonald
F. A. Russell
Fair Subscriptions List for Fall Fair Support
A detailed roll of donors contributing to the recent Fall Fair appeals includes Wink Mercantile Campbell and Manning Mebridge and many local firms and individuals. Contributions range from cash gifts to goods, with amounts listed beside each name or company, reflecting broad community support in Cranbrook and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink Mercantile
Vranbrook
Raworth Bros
TL Wilson
Beale and Elwell
King Lumber Mills, Ltd
Thompson
Atkins
Ato
Perry
Thos. Caven
Wast Kootenay Bottling Co
Droot We Rutledge
Pourns and Co
Dry Farming Congress Opens in Spokane With Enthusiasm
The fifth Dry Farming Congress opened in Spokane on Monday with ceremony and strong support from Mayor N S Pratt Governor M J Hay and C M Fassett. Delegates heard grand vision of dry farming as a conservation effort and future wealth from returning soil nutrients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
N.S. Pratt
C. M. Fassett
M. J. Hay
Pratt
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Fassett
Dry Farming Congress
W. Newton
Cent«1
Hewitt
Wash
Ryan
Matt Kootenay
Cranbrook
Congress
Spokesman Review
Spokane Congress
Alberta
Australia
Northern Pacific Railway
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Europe
Canada
Mexico
United States
France
Hungary
Russia
Asia
South Africa
Wardner and Surrounding Beauty Spots Shine in East Kootenay
The Wardner area on the Kootenay river near the Crow's Nest Pass rail line offers scenic mountains at 2500 feet, timber industry with the Crows Nest Pass Lumber Company, and a developing fruit land settlement led by Mr. Land. The Elk river canyon provides fishing and moody moonlit views near the Elk hotel, while Lethbridge enjoys easy access to these resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardner
Kootenay
Crows Nest Pass
Lethbridge
Ilere
Fort Steele
Luni
Land Land and Development Company
Kootenay Central
Golden
CPLR
Elko
Switzerland
Offfcult
Elk Hotel
Elk River
Regina Local Optionists Plan No Bar Hotel Takeover
Regina Sask October 4 local option supporters near completion arrangements to take over the King's hotel the largest between Winnipeg and the coast The owners J H Haslam built it two years ago at about half a million cost The move aims to run a modern hotel without a bar and test profitability The campaign is quietly fought across Regina and Saskatchewan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Dominion
Sask
King's Hotel
Winnipeg
King's
J. H. Haslam
Megina
Saskatchewan
Furnished Rooms For Rent With Bath Electric Light
Furnished rooms to rent with electric light and bath room available for $10 per month. Apply P. Hox 406, city. ba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox
Cranbrook Y M C A building campaign proceeds with public support
Cranbrook moves toward opening a new Y M C A building funded by a three day drive to raise five thousand dollars for furnishings. Local leaders, railway involvement, and a public campaign plan outline committees, nonsectarian aims, and expected facilities including baths, bowling, billiards, and reading rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.R. Y.m.cla
Y.M.C.A
Masonic Hall
W. A. Buchanan
I. M. Thomasson
Lethbridge
AS. Goodeve
M.P
YMCA
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Western Canada
Nelson
Revelstoke
Calgary
Cranbrook
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
International
Canadian West
Young Men's Christian Association
Spokane Excursion Letter To Mr Hunt Dated Sept 24 1910
EF Waggoner president of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce writes to P DeVere Hunt of Cranbrook British Columbia apologizing that Spokane cannot run an excursion to Cranbrook for the fall fair this year. He expresses interest in a future Spokane to Crows Nest excursion and asks early spring action to improve relations with Cranbrook residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. DeVere Hunt
EF. Waggoner
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Wash
P DeVere Hunt
Crantrook
B.C
Chamber of Commerce
Crows Nest
Cranbrook
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R. E. Knowles
Galt
Ont
P. B. Hamilton
Taft
William Howard Taft
Oyster Bay
N.Y
John T. Burns
Theodore Roosevelt
Great
West
The
Herald
J. S. Teet
Thomasson
Western Provincial
International Railway Y. M.C
Dudley
Provincial
G.T.R
Chamber of, Commerce