Cranbrook Herald Publishing Note
The Cranbrook Herald Publishing Company announces F J Deane serving as managing editor for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
5
The Cranbrook Herald Publishing Company announces F J Deane serving as managing editor for the newspaper.
The Fernie by election produced a Ross victory with a smaller majority than expected. Supporters wagered on 250 to 400 margins but lost heavily as organizers Thinthornthwaite and Pettipiece benefited. Socialists were poorly organized while Ross supporters mobilized.
The narrator recalls a river expedition through the East Kootenay game preserve. They observe wapiti, moose, grizzly tracks, and three distant giants, reflecting on wildlife abundance and the need for government action to conserve forests and water, opposing licensing that allows timber theft.
The article notes a memorable banquet with praise for George Tam’s potential pride had he attended. Guests enjoyed a trip to the No. coal mine and the Raymond sugar factory. Pressmen were hosted by Nal Staith, Managing Director of the A. R. I. company.
Excerpt describes camping beside a lake and a threatening rain swollen river. Rain fed ford dangers force riders to guide sure-footed horses through a whitewater mid stream as pack and saddle ponies lose footing in a rushing current.
Citizens were called to Fernie for fall assizes as grand and petit jurors. The list includes C A Cook J Cholditeh P De Vere Hunt N J Harrison and R McNab M Melachen A Tf Bullock W J Flowers I Miller Thos Sowerbutts G P Tisdale G R Furlong A L St Eloi F E C Perry T Christian F Devall R Benv bow W Lamb R S Chapman. Harry Carson and Agnes Foster wed at Mrs Stinson’s Armstrong Avenue with Rev. R Hughes officiating. The couple will reside in Cranbrook. earlier reports had errors.
Notice states on December 1 an application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the hotel license to sell liquor by retail at the Hulls View Hotel in Marysville BC. Dated October 18, 1914. Chas I Finch.
I Thomas Win Barnes intends to apply for permission to purchase eighty acres of land in the Cranbrook Land District District of Kootenay. The notice outlines the parcel to be acquired and the authority for the land purchase as part of a formal application process.
Sealed tenders for supplying street railway ties and poles for Calgary extension are invited by the City Commissioners. Tenders due November 7 at 12 noon, with 5 percent cheque accompanying each bid. Full specifications available from Calgary City Commissioners.
Notice states that 60 days after date the applicant will apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on lands in S BE Kootenay district Block 4593. It describes a land parcel starting near the CPR line and survey markers with directions and distances. Harry H. Hughes is locator and J. Livingston is agent. September 20, 1910.
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