Locals and visitors noted at Cambrian mine and town
Mr McKay of the Cambrian mine Moyie was in town today. G G Jewell of Jaffray was in the city yesterday. We list agents for Monarch Stamping machines and grinders now at work in this locality. Lund of Wardner visited Cranbrook yesterday. Bryson Finnis of the CPR telegraph office departs for Summerland Baptist college. Harold Mickenbotham to succeed him. For sale factory items. Rice Warden Dickinson busy with Cranbrook Moyie traffic and hay oats and bran orders. No damage reported from smouldering oats and fires. Hyde & Saunders P O Box 112 Lethbridge Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McKay
Cambrian Mine
Moyie
G. G. Jewell
Jaffray
Monarch
H. Lund
Wardner
Cranbrook
Bryson Finnis
C.P.R. Telegraph Office
Baptist College
Summerland
Bryson
Harold Mickenbotham
Ranmore
Dickinson
Ogilvie
Herald
Hyde & Saunders
Aimler
P.O
Lethbridge
Fred Small
Kingsgate
Fred
Major Thorpe
Pacific Fleet
R. B. Benedict
Hasald
VY. Hyde Baker
Alexander
Pym
Fernie
J. T. Laidlaw
Wasa
R. J. Binning
Beattie & Atchison
Birbeck
Local notes show a busy Cranbrook scene this week
A Cranbrook roundup lists sales and visits among locals with A C Bowness selling his spider to A A McKinnon and George Lloyd returning from the coast. Others travel to Spokane Seattle Revelstoke and Vancouver while Campbell Manning promote Gok Standard demonstrations at their store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bowness
A. A. McKinnon
George Lloyd
W. H. Wilson
Spokane
B. Dulmage
Prairie
The
Agricultural Association
A. Mellor
Paul Handley
Marysville
Hyer
Seattle
Cranbrook
W Hankin
Jessie
Ella Leitch
Trimmingham
Hailway
John Irvine
Skookumechuck
Calgary Cattle Company
Campbell & Manning’s
C. O. Main
Jack McCallum
Robert Hughes
Coast Points
Miles
Fredericton
N.B
McLean
Moyie Lake
Mr. Farrant
David Griffith
Wild Horse
C. Ei. Reid
Vancouver
Dr. Bell
Coleman
Evelyn Greene
Wash
W. Kimpton
Windermere
Campbell & Manning's
Connolly
Bessie Trimmingham
Chicago
Ill
A. Leitch
Mabel Goulet
Winnije
Man
A. L. McDermot
S. D. Gordon
England
Herald Office
Campbell &Manning’s
J. S. Peck
C.P.R
G. ‘H. "Thompson
Baker Hill
M. Quain
Ottawa
Ont
Maurice Quain
Electric Light Company
Birbeck
N.C. McKinstry
Baker Street
Florence Erickson
R. Burns
Burns Bros
Miss Best
New Zealand
Local Property Transfers and Social Roundup
A. B. Macdonald buys the los. McNabb property while McNabb moves to Medicine Hat. Dr. Miles acquires the property once owned by Uillam. The Hardware Men display a notable camp scene drawing sportsmen. G. W. Morfitt and Mr. Shouldice visit town, mixing business with pleasure. John Cholditch returns from a coast vacation and enjoys fishing. A dance at the Kingsgate hotel last Thursday night entertains guests led by manager J. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Macdonald
Los. McNabb
Mr. McNabb
Medicine Hat
Dr. Miles
Uillam
Hardware Men
McCallum & Co
G. W. Morfitt
Shouldice
G. PB. 'Morfitt
Morfitt
John Cholditch
Mr. Cholditch
Kingsgate Hotel
J. McDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Read Office
Toronto
B. E. Walker
Alexander Laird
Canada
United States
R. T. Brymner
Cranbrook Branch
Raworth Bros. Cranbrook
Canal Flats
East Kootenay
Kootenay River
T. G. Proctor
Kootenay Valleys Co
Nelson, B.C
Royal Bank OF Canada
Montreal
Quebec
HW. L. Holt
KH. J. Phase
W. A. Schwartz
Mgr
Beattie
Atchison's
EE Quattic Alison
the Cranbrook Agency Co. Real Estate, Insurance, and Employment Agents
Customs Brokers
Vancouver, Lethbridge, and
Galgary Property
Ward & Little
A. S. Nesbitt
Burwell Ave
British Columbia
Elko
Morrissey
Baynes Lake
Bowness
C. J. South
Roderick Kennedy
Palmer
van Wormer
Jack
Arthur Kenny
Gore Bay
San Francisco
Seattle Exposition
Kink
Revelstoke
Fire Chiefs of
Fink
Home Tools
Agen Kutter
J.D. McBride Hardware
B.C
New Brussel
B. C
Roan Team
Iuf
Moffat
Ring In
Jimmy Foster
Tryes
SMILE
Fred A. Russell & Co
Royal Hotel
W. H. Wilson, Gian Gian
Norbury Avenue
Beale & Elwell Cranhroo
W. W. Jackson
Riverside Nurseries
Grand Forks B. C
Golden
Bull Brand
J.B. Gibbon
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