Fernie Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Social Events
Fernie reports a week of public meetings at the Presbyterian church and a mothers meeting, plus a Ladies Aid tea at the Methodist church. Mrs J Wrigglesworth receives gifts as she plans to move coastward. Social dances, races, and visits from Mrs Livingstone and visiting guests fill the town's social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Vance
J. Mason
Dank
Margaret Gates
Ban
Ales
Ladies Benevolent Society
Bruce's Hall
TD Bowen
JA. Dobriener
Bowen
G. Thompson
Mason and Risch Piano Company
Fernie
Scott Undertaking
Thompson
Geo. Parke
Hamilton
Ont
Wardner Notes From Cranbrook Visit and Local Travel
Special correspondence reports social visits and travels around Cranbrook. Otto Wisner, J O Binns, OM Pennock, Mrs Lund, Falythe, Hazel Lind, B E Markle, Fred Burgess, Lovie Larson, and Roger Lund are mentioned with trips to Spokane Ban Calgary and Vancouver. Mrs Larson ill, and several Cranbrook residents visited or stayed in town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wisner
Cranbrook
J. OD. Binns
OM. Pennock
Brook
Lund
Falythe
Hazel Lind
B. E. Markle
Fred Burgess
Ban
Calgary
Vancouver
Lovie Larson
Cranbrook Hospital
Roger Lund
Spokane
Tie
Minnie Service
R A. Green
Wm. Barclay
Claresholm
Cran
Local notices and visits from a small town
Mrs. R H L Bohart travels to Nelson for daughter Hazel's illness at St Josephs convent. Mrs. Embree and children visit Mrs. Craigie in Hanbury. Mrs J A Pensom and children stay with Mrs Gee. Sinclair heads to New Brunswick for winter. R H Bohart in Pineher Creek and east points. Irene Donahoe leaves for Vancouver. McCormick the student missionary leaves Kingston for Queen s University. Policeman Adney 9 visits Cranbrook on business. Miss Bennett visits Mrs Laurson at St Eugene hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HL. Bohart
Nelson
Hazel
St. Joseph's Convent
Embree
Craigie
Hanbury
J. A. Pensom
Cranbrook
Gee
Sinclair
New Brunswick
R. HH. Bohart
Pineher Creek
Points East
Irene Donahoe
Vancouver
McCormick
Wardner Presbyterian Church
Kingston
Queen's University
Adney 9
Bennett
Laurson
St. Eugene
Trades and Labor Congress Opens 26th Session in Fort William
The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada began its 26th annual session on September 12 in Fort William with a welcome from Fort William Port Arthur officials. Delegates from across the Dominion, including Sydney Nova Scotia, gather to discuss solidarity and wage earners’ advancement as Alphonse Verville gives an keynote address. Frank McKenna figures prominently in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Fort William
L. J. Peltier
Twin Cities
TL. Matthews
Port Arthur
Dominion
Sydney
N.S
Canada
Efort
Congress
O'Donogahue
Alphonse Verville
M.P
Montreal
Dominion House
Broad Dominion
International Trades Unions
Frank McKenna
Tary
Calgary
Sherring
Social and Moral Reform Society
Manning
American Federation of Labor
Cranbrook Rep to Report Back at Carmen's Hall
A Cranbrook representative plans to brief local men at Carmen's Hall next Wednesday night on developments from the recent congress. The meeting will cover relevant updates and next steps for interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Cranbrook
Carmen's Hall
Trades and Labor Council urged for Cranbrook growth
Cranbrook editorials advocate forming a local Trades and Labor Council to work with the board of trade, attract capital, and organize unorganized workers. It envisions open air parks, youth recreation, wage standards, sanitary workplaces, and a unified push for industrial development tied to the Kootenay Central railway and regional power projects. The council would affiliate with the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada and include labor unions and the ministerial association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moitor
East Kootenay
Cranbrook
Bull River
St. Mary's River
Kootenay Central
GN. R. Company
J. Vi
Dominion
Nelson
Fernie
Boards of Trade
Matto
Tam
Board of Trade
Trades and Labo Council
John Ruskin
Trades and Labor Council
Y. M.C.A
Kort Steele Placer Mining Company registered under 1897 Act
The Kort Steele Placer Mining Company an extra provincial entity is registered under the Companies Act 1897 to carry out mining related objects in British Columbia. Its head office is Seattle Washington with a Cranbrook BC office. capital stock 150 000 shares of 1 each. The company is limited for 50 years from Nov 30 1900. The objects cover mining claims mines and mineral lands, processing, sale and related infrastructure including mills smelters railways tramways and related facilities and stock in other corporations. The attorney for the company is Cranbrook resident Roy Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kort Steele Placer Mining Company
British Columbia
Seattle
County of King
State of Washington
Cranbrook
Roy Martin
Aml
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Nat I. Harrison P.O
Gordon Johnson Jett
Poronte
Ald
Mrs. White
Wardner
LABOR
Parliament
Local Trades and Labor Council
Ministerial
Barbers Organiation
Carpenters
Trade and Labor Councils
I Cranbrook
Mea- Arthur
Transportation Canada
Transportaton
P.M. Draper
Secre
Maker Street
Herald Office
Harrison, Wardner
Box
Campbells Clothing
Campbell
Campbell Clothing
Sanderson
Goodiene
A. L. McDermot Wholesale
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