Meeting Schedule for Carmen's Hall Lodge
The lodge meets in Carmen's Hall on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 p.m. sharp. Lulu Hayward serves as Recording Secretary and Isaac Baxter as Chief Ranger. Visiting brethren were welcomed.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
8
The lodge meets in Carmen's Hall on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 p.m. sharp. Lulu Hayward serves as Recording Secretary and Isaac Baxter as Chief Ranger. Visiting brethren were welcomed.
Perez M. Freeman 71 died at the city hospital after a strap puller accident at Sagle October 1. He previously lived in Cranbrook and Tupper Lake and is survived by daughters Mrs H Y Walker and Mrs J A Clark and a son Harry B Freeman. A former Franklin county judge and active Republican, he was a high degree Odd Fellow and Encampment member.
The ad claims promises exceed results but asserts Herpicide cleanses the scalp, kills dandruff germs, and promotes healthy hair growth. It states hair loss is prevented except in chronic baldness and offers a one dollar bottle and a ten cent sample request from The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
A London cable highlights rapid events from the Clement Bayard airship flight to Lloyd George's speech on wealth and imperial policy. The Crippen trial verdict guilty with hanging scheduled for November 15 dominates headlines as the Leneve trial ends in acquittal.
The text outlines steps for a well made shirt including procuring sturdy material, sewing all buttons by hand, bar-tacking button holes, and anchoring points to prevent tipping. It emphasizes durability and affordability as goals for a better shirt.
A garbled note describes a cloth shirt line sold through leading dealers across Canada. It mentions a brand and guarantees but lacks clear details on models, prices, or specifications.
Women at Cranbrook seek relief from chronic pains and aches in a community appeal. The article notes their burdens as caregivers and workers and highlights local efforts to address women’s health needs.
Mrs Edward Calwood of Fort William Ontario reports chronic back and side pain kidney issues and dizziness. She credits Hoath’s Kidney Pills with relief after other remedies failed. The Beattie Murphy Co Cranbrook sells them for 50 cents with R T Booth Co Fort Erie as Canadian agents.
Emma J. Anderson of Wycliffe British Columbia a married woman intends to apply for permission to purchase land in the Cranbrook Land District District of Kootenay. The land described measures 32 acres more or less with a specified boundary starting 1 chain east of Lot 10125 and running 4 chain segments around the L shaped parcel. Dated August 18 1910.
James Clarence Belton of Rossland BC, merchant, applies to purchase lands described as Lot 151 starting near the north east corner, then 40 chain south, 40 chain east, 40 chain north, 80 chain west to origin, containing unknown acres. Locator J I Mutchinson, agent. Dated July 9 1910.
Sydney George Hunt of Rossland British Columbia a merchant applies to purchase described lands starting one foot north of the north east corner of Lot 6147 then 40 chains north 40 chains west 40 chains south 40 chains east 40 chains to start containing 160 acres locator J Hl Hutchinson agent dated July 6th 110 28 9c
Notice of two property animals missing from J. S. Mackey and North Star Lumber Co. Cranbrook B C. A grey gelding 1200 1400 pounds with white mane and tail and a white mare Liplin branded. Contact J. S. Mackey or North Star Lumber Co. for information.
A suburbanite questions a neighbor about garden progress, prompting a sharp inquiry on motive. The dialog centers on trust and neighborly interaction in a quiet street setting.
British Columbia Railway Belt lands may be homesteaded by qualified heads of families or adults over 18, up to a quarter section of 100 acres. Entry must be at the local land office, with proxy options for relatives. Plans require six months cultivation annually for three years or residency via nearby farming operations. Six letters of intent must be sent to Ottawa. Coal rights may be leased for 21 years at $1 per acre annually. royalty five cents per ton on merchantable coal. Notice filed by Charles F. Anderson of Wycliffe for 80 acres in Lot 7038.
Public notices list three individuals David C Anderson Percy Bertram Hunt and Samuel Paterson applying to purchase specific land parcels in the Cranbrook district each with lot numbers and acreage. A separate notice forbids any sale or interference with the Robinson McKenzie Lumber Company belongings dated October 1910.
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