Local notes and furniture bargains fill Cranbrook pages
Cranbrook notes list numerous visitors from Fort Steele, Wasa, Nelson, and other towns stopping in the city for business and social engagements. The item also notes furniture bargains, room rentals, job listings, and plans for upcoming Liberal meeting discussions, alongside local sports and civic updates. The report cites multiple residents and travelers, including A. Doyle, A. Moore, Dan McIntosh, G. Jewell, and W. Griffith, among others, with various hints of civic activity and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. FB. Beattie
Creston
A. Doyle
Fort Steele
A. Moore
Wasa
Dan McIntosh
Moyle
G. J. Jewell
Jaffray
A. E B. Carter
Windermere
W. W. Griffith
Baynes Lake
J. Elmer
C. C
J. Telfer
C.P.R
Pornie
Cranbrook
Peter Jensen
Florence McLeod
Kaslo
Clayton
Marysville
More Fruit Lands Subdivided Near Cranbrook Estate
W Hyde Baker subdivides eight hundred acres of the Cranbrook estate into five acre tracts. A. W. McVittie, BCLS, oversees the project as the land lies on both sides of the railway west of the town site. The tracts are ideal for fruit growing, largely cleared, and will be offered at a very reasonable price with easy terms. BEATTY WANTS THE EARTH T offers 20 cents per yard for gravel or clean soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hyde Baker
Cranbrook
A. W. McVittie
B.C.L.S
Herald
Beatty
W. R. Beatty
Local proprietor departs Cranbrook for Detroit winter
Ill health forces OD A McDonald of the Wamilopa flutel to sell assets and leave Cranbrook with his family for Detroit. New proprietor Brown steps in and aims to keep the hotel business thriving, earning strong local support. Rancher James McKay visits with a herd of 150 cattle, weighing up to 1840 pounds each, en route Windermere to Cranbrook for Burns & Company. Accompanying party includes Duncan Yule and others. Brisco tribe chief is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McDonald
Wamilopa Flutel
la Vauis Brown
Wardier
McDupsid
Dess
Detroit
Ohch
McDonald
Craporedu
Mauitoma
Ian
The
Herald
Cranbrook
Wisting
Brown
James McKay
Kootegay
P. Burns & Company
G. Palmer
Stanley Harrison
Deaths Reported In East Kootenay Area
William J. Tosh foreman at Robinson McKenzie Lumber dies at home from typhoid fever complications after injury at work last month. Born in Almont Ontario aged 39, long employed by the mill. Funeral arrangements pending. Also notes several other local deaths from typhoid and illness, including George Martindale of Fernie, infant daughter of Carruthers, and Dan Ross of Fernie, with brief funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dimmock
Cosmopolitan
Moyie
Alex
Campbell
F. Ransome
Ransome
Mr. Dimmock
Pink
Charles Ingerwies
Movie Brewery
Movie
Kootenay
W. F. Tate
Tate
Erlc
Lethbridge
Dresser
C.C.S
Clarence Burton
Mir
David Moore
R. Hughes
Liberal Committee
Robert Patton
William Sinclair
Cranbrook
Fort Steele
Steele
Weston
Fink
Father Channel
Father Tavernier
Fernie
Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val
Canada
Manitoba
East Kootenay
Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Company
William J.tosh
Tosh
Mayoos Lumber Company
Mr.Tosh
Almont
Ont
Robinann-Mckenzie Lumber Company
Willow
Win
McKenzie
Mr. Tosh
Order of Foresters and the Eagles
St. Eugene Hospital
George Martindale
Martindale
Fernie Hospital
Westeray
W. R. Beatty
Flewdling
Stocene Hospital
Dan Ross
Ross
Hillton
Nova Scotia
Ross Brothers
Origin of the dollar mark in early American finance
A St Louis Globe Democrat note traces how diverse coins plagued early American circulation. Merchants marked sums in United States currency by writing U S, then the S over the first S with a bottom stroke forming the dollar symbol used today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe
Canada
Europe
Pennsylvania
Portugese
United States
U. S
Strike Breakers Riot at Police Station in Calgary
Calgary Daily News reports chaos as sixteen strike breakers are booked for drunk and disorderly conduct at the police station. Eight charged this morning. all had money, enriching city coffers by over $30. Another group to be brought up this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary Daily News
Tomore Row
Actress Hopper to sue Dunsmuir for seven and a half million
Despatches from New York report Miss Ealna Wallace Hopper the famous actress announces she will bring suit against James Dunsmuir lieutenant governor of British Columbia for 7 500 000 dollars. Governor Dunsmuir is a brother of Miss Hopper's stepfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ealna Wallace Hopper
James Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Dunsmuir
Miss Hopper
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Coats
Burns Brothers
Reid Block
Belle Oak
Patmore Bros
Holy
Marie Corelli
Peter "—Hopkinson Smith
Danny
McClury
Fitchett
Cranbrook Drug & Book Company
C. H. Allison
Ww. H. Wilson
Sree
Campbell & Manning
P. Woods & CO
Edison Theatre
Harold Nelson
Gibbon
Yahk
Lind
Crows Nest Pass
A. McKay
Royal Hotel
James Kerrigan
Spokane
J. Kerrigan
William Carlin
W. Robinson
Robinson- McKenzie Lumber Company
Tc. D. McNab
Baker Lumber Company
Waldy
Archie Elwell
Kooteng Valley
Munday
Elko
North Star Lumber Company
Stet
C. R. Sheppard
St. Merene Hospital
H. F. Cross
Alta
Uxday
Fini
Baker Hill
Salvation Army
Wagstaff
R. L. T. Galbraith
Irene Deacon
Frank Dunn
Dunn
Dow
Hanson Avenue
W. Viets
CPR
Raworth Bros
Liberal Association
A. (. Bowness
Firm
Theatre
Holy City
Dresser and Stand
Key City Lodge No
C. R
P. Matheson
Wentworth
Matheson
Halsall
Hill & Co
Bes
Businese
Raworth Brothers
FL Tate
Imeek
City of Cranbrook
Sam J. Morrow
Wilson
Nicholas Desiardi
Desiardi
Deslardi
M. A. Macdonald
G. H. Thompson
Mighton’s Cigar Store
Peterson’s
C. B.D
S. J. Mighton
Tobacconist
van McDonald
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