The Herald Subscription and Ad Rates Promote Local Paper
The Herald editor announces annual subscription at ten dollars and eight dollars for one district. It claims independence from cliques and parties, aims to publish timely news, and urges local and outside readers to subscribe. Advertising costs are listed by inch and column, with local rates and penalties for seeking cheaper services.
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Herald
Kootenay
Oitside
Presa
Herbis
Paper editor decries need for profits to fund Slocan paper
The Slocan Standard editor vents about the harsh realities of publishing a small paper. He argues profit is essential to attract investors and revive a lifeless camp. He dismisses those unable or unwilling to support growth as beneath notice.
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Slocan Standard
Pica
Sandon
Slocan
Editorial notes on Cranbrook Herald and Western Canada
The Cranbrook Herald reflects on editorial stance and reader expectations while praising its circulation gains and the role of the paper in serving the public. It notes immigration to Alberta benefiting eastern British Columbia and comments on postmaster general Mulock and his successor Aylesworth. It also lauds the Portland Exposition's impact on Western Canada and remarks on political figures and the death of Sir Henry Irving.
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Musifest
South East Kootenay
Herald
Cranbrook
B.C
Alberta
British Columbia
William Mulock
Mulock
A. B. Aylesworth
Laurier
Foo, Simpson
the Therald
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Wardner
International
Simpson
The
Benedicts
Canadian North West Harvest Forecast and Lumber Boom
The Northwest Grain Dealers' association estimates 91 100 000 bushels of wheat and 67 000 000 bushels of oats. Lumber demand will expand with Grand Trunk Pacific railway expansion and 200 miles of CP rail, boosting Canadian mills. Great Northern cuts freight to win Washington mill trade. Vancouver builds. shingles move at prior prices.
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Canadian Northwest
Northwest Grain Dealers’ Association
Northwest
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Great Northern Railway
Washington
British Columbia
Vancouver
Western Canada
Cranbrook notes mark fast walkers and town progress
In Cranbrook and Kuskonook news the pair Egan and McRea walked 86 miles in a day and a half chasing the Vandorne special. A Cranbrook school trustee election elected Brenner Smythe Hutchison with Tutchison as secretary. Factory work on sash and door plant by George Leask proceeds aiming for November operation.
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B.C. Egan
A. D McRea
Crows Nest
Kuskonook
Cranbrook
President Vandorne
Kegan
McRea
Trovelock
George Leask
Leask
Nelson Mayor Resigns as City Awaits Vacancy
A letter from Goldfield Nevada dated October 9 1905 reports Nelson will lack a mayor after Monday with no statutory vacancy requirement. It notes public demand for an early election and mentions Aldermen Bird and Gillette as possible contenders amid mining town context and council remedies.
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Nelson Tribune
John Houston
Tribune
Nelson
Bird
Gillette
Goldfield
Nevada
Tonopah
Irving
Peter
Paul
Tam
Todlay
Timber cutting notice for Robinson-McKenzie lands in East Kootenay
Parcel 2 timber notice states 30 days after date the firm will apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria for permission to cut and carry away timber from lands described as southeast of Lot 168 Group 1 East Kootenay District. The tract runs 50 chains south 80 chains east 80 chains north 50 chains to the starting point. Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co Limited City.
Timber and mining notices inthe East Kootenay district
Notices announce a timber license request near James Cramp limits and certification of improvements for the Fort Steele mining division. Nell McLeod Curran, Free Miners Certificate holder, seeks a certificate of improvements within sixty days to obtain a Crown Grant. Dated October 105. 80-81.
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Supe Vte
Fort Steele
East Kootenay District
Nell Mc Leod Curran
Mining Recorder
Neil Meheod Curran
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Cranbrook Herald
the Herald Publishing Company Limited
Cranbrook Herald Co
Herald Agencies
Marysville
Donahue
Mogie
S. K. Hargie
Ryan
R. P. Finlay Fernie
Purdy’s
Elko
Holbrook
Beattie & Atchison
C. E. Reid & Co
Fies
Cadila
Portland
Canada
Portland Exposition
Middle
Pacific Coast
Great West
McBride
Henry Irving
Hill & CO
Crescent Lopag No. 3
Knights of Pythias Cranbrook
B. C
C.F. Hall
J. A. Arnold
K.R.S
Bremner
C.C
J. W
Brethre
Uni Brotherhood of Car of An
United Centers
Ty Ball
Patmore Bros
Fred Yuill
Eadward Foote
Ree
Loe
Key City
Baker Street
WS. McDonald
Charles Stith
Cranbrook Lodge
APL & Alm
E. Patterson
Cranbrook Aerie NO
Flo. E
Welock Pooni
Watts Building
J. Edgar Note
W. PL
A.M. Black
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Good Templars Hall
A. McCowan
C.R. J. Sims
Oe Chenlie
Patmore's
Loyal Orange Lodge
Oddfellow
W. F. Gurd
Hazell
C, H. Dunbar
DRS
King & Green
Physicians and Surgeons
Armstrong Ave
Dr. Connolly
Armstrong Avenue
Fpel King
Tito
Pan
Vito
Armatrong
FP. B. Miles
Rpm
Ofice
New Bellock Cranbrook
J. M. Derr
Boot and Shoe Maker
Herald Office
Cranbrook 2
Whyte
Macleod
Fred Pieper
Pieper
T. Forrest
Donald
Mr. Forrest
Ferald
MacInnis & Co
Customs House
McVittle and Hutchison
Hanson
Kimilly
Houston
Robinson-Mckenzie Estate
Kenzie Lumber CO
John Hutchison
A Jorgenson
Pert Wo Rass
Notre Dame
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