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St. Mary Says
Portal
Cranbrook
Switzerland
Italy
Atara
St. Marys
Marysville
British Columbia
Valley of St Marys Beckons With Hidden Wealth and Scenic Grandeur
The piece extols the St Marys valley as a vast untapped resource of lumber ore and minerals while celebrating its dramatic scenery. It describes rock walls, glacier views, riverine wideness, and Meacham ranch hospitality as explorers imagine mining wealth and deer bears, all under a nostalgic, frontier tone.
Wedding bells ring for local pair in Moyie and Stanbrook
A quiet Moyie wedding at Mrs. J. Swinnerton’s home united Harry W. P. Whyte and Ethel Hewitt, both of Cranbrook, with Rev. W G W Fortune officiating. The couple plans an eastward visit to Owen Sound Toronto and Dundalk after their ceremony.
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Mane
Regina
W. Fortune
Harry W. P. Whyte
Ethel Hewitt
Cranbrook
Toronto
Dundalk
Stanbrook
The
Herald
Herald Office Upgrades for Modern Printing
The Herald announces a large invoice of new type borders rules and ornaments and reports continued equipment upgrades. The staff are described as artists with years of experience in top printing houses in Canada and the United States, ensuring work that pleases the public.
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Beat
Canada
United States
Herald
Death of Mrs Lena Bowness in Cranbrook
Mrs Lena M Bowness aged 31 wife of A C Bowness died Sept 1 1604 after six year battle with consumption. The family lived in Boston New Hampshire and Cranbrook where she improved briefly before decline. Survived by husband and five year old son Arthur. Funeral Saturday 11 at Presbyterian church Rev Fortune officiating. Interment Cranbrook cemetery.
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Lena M. Bowness
A. C. Bowness
Boston
Presbyterian Church
Fortune
Cranbrook Cemetery
Large Timber Deal In Idaho Northwest History
Samuel R. Stern, acting for Spokane interests, closed a sale of 18,000 acres of timber land on the Clearwater river north fork in Idaho to the Saginaw Lumber company of Michigan. Estimated timber stands at 300 million feet, the largest deal yet in the northwest, expected to bring substantial capital into Idaho’s timber industry.
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Spokane
Samuel R. Stern
North Fork
Clearwater River
Idaho
Saginaw Lumber Company
Saginaw
Michigan
Northwest
Wilde
Visitors Invited to Modern Herald Printing Plant Tour
The Cranbrook Herald announces a public visit day at the new Baker street building. Visitors from across the district can tour the up-to-date printing plant and see why the weekly paper is among Western Canada’s best equipped offices. Bring the family and enjoy the tour.
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Cranbrook
Herald
Baker Street
Canada
Fire protection urged for Cranbrook town needs
An editorial calls for renewed fire protection funding and volunteer effort in Cranbrook. It stresses eternal vigilance, warns against distrust of fundraising committees, and urges residents to stay united to prevent costly fires.
Big Move Tests The Herald Office And Staff
The Herald reports its office moved to a new building last week with no halt to regular newspaper and job work. Editor labored 15 to 16 hours daily to straighten operations, aided by loyal associates who kept the publication on schedule despite the disruption.
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Herald
Rev Sloat to Accept Call as Baptist Pastor
J LeRoy Sloat has accepted his congregation's call to serve as pastor for the coming year after three months of successful work. He is holding special services each night this week at 8 o'clock for all to attend.
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J. LeRoy Sloat
Baptist Church
Cranbrook Labor Day Plans and Activities Launched
The Cranbrook Labor Day committee reports final preparations are complete for a big town celebration on Monday. Trains will be crowded and the day will feature a parade marshaled by S. McDonald, short talks by Dr. Wing A. Leiteh and J. A. Harvey, a drilling contest with a 290 prize, a wood parade, and strong local participation in celebrations and sports.
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Cranbrook
Dr. Wing
A. Leiteh
J. A. Harvey
Lumbering Contests Set Rules for Chopping Sawing and Ties
The committee outlines regulations for lumbering events including a separate log per contestant in chopping, a single pine log for all sawing, each man receiving a distinct tie stick, and identical loads for log loading. Crews consist of two loaders and one teamster with a team provided for distant entrants.
Parade Notice for Labor Day Float Participants
Those planning a parade float must assemble at the schoolhouse by 10 o'clock on Labor Day morning. Marshal Win Small will oversee the lineup to prevent delays.
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Win
Small
Labor Day Pony Race and Ball at Wentworth Hall
Labor Day events include a strong pony race, grounds prepared for Monday, and many fans on the grounds. A grand ball will follow at Wentworth Hall in the evening with Mogie noted in the final line.
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Wentworth Hall
Mogie
Old Crime Revived In Kamloops Era Murders
M McInnes recalls the 1878 murder of John Usher the Kamloops gold commissioner and Kelly a sheep herder by Archie Charley and the Maclean brothers and Alex Hare. After a horse theft at Cash Creek ferry a posse pursued them. Usher was killed on a hill and Kelly killed later at his shack. The four surrendered in 1874 and were hanged together in 1879 at New Westminster.
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M. McInnes
John Usher
Kamloops
Kelly
Maclean Brothers
Alex
Hare
McInnes
Cash Creek Ferry
McLean
Archie Maclean
Asher
Charley MacLean
Douglas Lake
Maclean
McTines
Nicola Bridge
New Westminster
Notable Visitor as Arch bishop Davidson Arrives in New York
The Arch bishop of Canterbury Rt Rev Randall Thomas Davidson arrived in New York on August 27. He was greeted at the pier by Bishop Potter Rev Morgan Dix rector of Trinity parish and J Pierpont Morgan. After customs they proceeded to Grand Central to board a special train bound for Quebec making him the first archbishop of the Church of England to visit the United States.
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New York
Canterbury
Randall Thomas Davidson
Potter
Morgan Dix
Trinity Parish
J. Pierpont Morgan
Grand Central Station
Quebec
Church of England
Davidson
Transportation plans promise Cranbrook visits on Labor Day
Coron district passenger service announces special trains for Cranbrook on Labor Day with routes from Ryan Kimberley Marysville and Cranbrook. Tickets priced at one and one third and sale dates September 4 to 6 allow regional riders to visit Cranbrook, with eastbound arrivals and return departures scheduled all day.
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CPR
Cranbrook
Os. Coron
Dueni
Kimberley
Building Up Your Town and Public Spirit
Greenwool Times urges residents to support local business, industry, and public initiatives. It condemns outsourcing, idle criticism, and cynicism while praising constructive action and civic participation for community growth.
Public Meeting Proposes Fire Protection Fund in Cranbrook
At a Cranbrook meeting last week twenty four men pledged to pay 50 each toward a fire protection fund. A speaker urged incorporation to replace the pass-the-hat system and improve financing.
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Fernie Free Press
Cranbrook
Granbrook
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Cates
J. F. Inkham
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Elko
Golden
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W. F. Tate
Crows Nest Pass
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FL Dorado
W. G. W. Fortune
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Ae Ellen Gardner
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Petal
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Fersie
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