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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
3
Elko and surrounding towns report a flurry of visitors and social events. Notables include Fer nic’s A Sampson guests of Klingensmith, Cranbrook officials in town, and a Vancouver couple married in Cranbrook. Residents note improvements and growing tourism from local springs and new power plans.
Britain on September 10 for an extended European tour and many friends in Golden wish them a safe and pleasant journey.
Golden reports visitors from Cranbrook and Proctor as Lord and Lady Grey prepare to travel via Toby Creek. Provincial officials discuss grouse season timing while Indian agent Galbraith praises K. R. construction prospects for Windermere and the Upper Columbia Valley.
O J Jolson returned to Moyie after touring the South Western States with time in California Nevada Colorado and Arizona and prospecting near the last state. Former Western Federation of Miners secretary Haywood may speak September 6 at Morley hall with 25 cent admission. Morley hires Baker and Banfield for a new Moyie building to be 254 by 40 feet two stories with first floor for rent.
Armstrong residents oppose entertainment cuts as ministers tour the interior with agricultural and land promotion. Prince Rupert forms Empire club booster group planning Seattle fair day events. Nelson hosts fruit fair Sept 22 23 24 with prize lists by mail. Circus profits cited in Vancouver while Ringling Brothers drew heavy crowds. Monkeys and mines feature in local curiosities and ore discoveries. The Great Northern locomotive resurfaced after Fraser River submersion. REV PROCUNIER DAUGHTER LOSES.
Sympathy pours out for Rev. Co A Procunier and Mrs. Procunier on the loss of their eleven year old daughter Ilona Maxfield known as Max who died at Victoria hospital from appendicitis. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm with KR Gordon reading the service in the morning and no service in the evening. Max was a bright child and deeply missed by her playmates.
A Greenwood Times feature recalls a Grand Forks man praising local improvement and urging residents to act as missionaries by telling others times are better. A Chicago bystander agrees and encourages optimistic public messaging to bolster business and morale.
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