Beer Licenses Restricted in Wet Interior Riding
In Grand Forks Greenwood the riding voted wet but will receive only limited beer by the glass. Large centers Grand Forks and Greenwood stay dry, leaving few permitted beer parlors. Policy bars licenses in dry areas and near the international boundary, risking no establishments near Midway. Plebiscite writs due September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Grand Forks
Greenwood
Liquor Control Board
Liquor Central Board
Cranbrook
Liquor Board
Grand Forks- Greenwood
Midway
United States
Grand Forks-Greenwood
Plebiscite Vote Recorded In Grand Forks Greenwood Riding
A proclamation will declare the area a licenses zone. The beer plebiscite in the Grand Forks Greenwood riding is reported with the vote count noted as eight looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Grand Forks
Greenwood
Runaway Elephant Tillie Tracked Across Kootenay Wilderness
Circus elephants Tillie and two others roamed near Cranbrook and Worden before Tillie was recaptured and sent to Eugene Oregon. Train costs exceed 329 dollars. Indian guides and a squaw tracked the herd, with Myrtle and Charlie Ed still missing and feared dead or lost in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
Spokane
Kootenay
Eugene Ore
Cranbrook
B.C
Spokane International
Union Pacific
Oregon City
Zeck Terrell
Jimmie Dooley
Eddie Thomas
H. B. Clark
Eugene
Terrell
Jim Dooley
Dooley
Charlie Ed
Myrtle
Ralph Davis
Spud’ Griffin
Gardiner
Kansas
Charlie
Jap Lake
Worden Ranch
Gold Creek Road
Fernie Triumphs in Brewery Cup Clash at Wardner
Wardnerites joined a Fernie crowd for the Calgary Brewery Cup series with Lethbridge. Fernie rallied to beat Lethbridge 6 to 5 after late scoring, despite a rain delay and disputed umpire calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Ernie
Lethbridge
Aitchers
Hughes
Blairmore
Jahren
Fitepee
Scotty” Mitchell
A A. Pennington
Pennington
Kimberley
R. Reid
H. Gillis
Frank Thompson
Theo Thompson
C. Hamlin
Hai Sam
Rollie Thompson
Jim Traverna
Wardner Social Notes and Local Travel Circles
Wardner residents engaged in visits and outings across Cranbrook and Bull River. Families including the Johnsons and Helmans traveled to Wardner, while Miss MacIntosh and Mrs Renstrom moved between Kelowna Fernie and Wardner. Local cook house changes, basketball practice, and Chinamen safety concerns are noted amid community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull River
Elmer Thompson
Mabel Embree
Myra. Thompson
Miss Embree
Mra
Hi, Waney
Herman Renstrom
Fernie
A. Rawson
Gladys Evans
Wardner
Renstrom
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Province of
British Columbia
Leaalay Liniment
Crystal Dairy Ltd
Nelson Business
Business College
Nelson Business College
P. O. Box
Nelson, B.C
Ayer
Mayer
Bayer Gowpany
Bayer
Druggiste
Canada
Fatee of Monesertic Act
Allations
Paulson
Fife
Cascade
Brown Creek
Eholt
Boundary Falls
Riverside Rock Creek
Westbridge
Christian Valley Beaverdall
Carmi
Bridesville
the Glass
Ieter
Jim
Epee
Traverna
Ruth
Donald Hamlin
Howard Haney
C. Napoleon
Sand Creek
Gus Carlson
Charade Avenue
Peace H. Kson
Carlson
Pe Pte
Charlie Hamlin
Charline
St. Eugene Hospital
Vera Renatrom
Club Cafe
Alec Daye
Capetown
South Africa
Gus Johnson
Raymond
Jaffray
Oscar Helman
B. Iverson
Penticton
Iverson
Valparaiso University
Geo. Renigk
McBain’s Lake
Herbert Headdon
H. W. Birch
Geo, Rinick
F. Thompson
E. Thompson
Margaret Leard
Dan Luce
Wm. Holton
Tony Thompson
August Daye
Winnifred MacIntosh
Taney
A. J. H. Donahoe
Journey
Calgary
Prairie City
Ben Hargreaves
Mr. Renick
Kelowa
Thurs
Tony Hepner
Emil Shelborn
John Anderson
Anderson
Fred Johannson
Lumberton
Arthur Johannsen
Donahoe
Robert Harrison
Roberta
Messrs
Arthur Welsford
Anus McRae
Cranbrooks
Fred Wynne
John A. Lawson
N Pacific Sailings
Montreal-Quebec
Liverpool
Montroyal
Metagama
Montrose
Montcalm
Montclare
Belfast
Glasgow
Montcalrn
Cherbourg
Southampton
Antwerp
Melita
Minnedosa
Hamburg
Empress of Scotland
A Press of
France
Quebec
W. Greene
Ase
T Gen
C. Casey
Canadian Pacific Building
Laware , Alorstazit ST. Charles
Castor
Fletcher
Jana
McLaughlin
Buick
Chlin
Ben
Tue
Hanson Garage
Ween Detter Auto
Bana
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