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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 12, 1912

Page

2

Forests and markets expand for British Columbia lumber

Special correspondence reports on local social notices in Wardner and Cranbrook plus a long speech praising British Columbia forests. It notes hospital nurse Jessie McDougall and various residents visiting, moving, or returning, and ends with a discussion of the province's timber industry and its future markets across Canada and abroad.

Jessie McDougall St. Eugene Cranbrook Wardner Norman Moore Delta Alta FM. Stearns Tazel Spokane Len Renwick Manistee Miss Ramsay Acheson Moresters Charles Martin New Michel Muckley Princedward Inland Bull River Della Dow Otfo Wisner Aggleshaw Henry la Pointe Rocky Mountains Astern Canada British Columbia Prairies Canada Forest Province

Railway Building Across Western Canada Expands Network

Massive work on the Canadian Northern railway pushes west from Edmonton toward Port Mann and the coast. Crews advance grading and steel on multiple lines including Edmonton Athabasca Landing and Camrose to Alsack, with bridges planned at Pembina and Macleod rivers and a direct Edmonton Calgary link nearing completion.

Mimonton Atha Sept Twenve Canadian Northern Railway Tolmonton Port Mann Edmonton Athabasca Landing Jasper Pass Robies Pacific Ocean Kamloops Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Fin Twistle Pembina River Tete Juan Cache Rockies North Thompson River Naniloops Tete Jian Cache Kanloops Hinton Entwistle Macleod River Athalauseay River Fiddle Creek Peace River Whitecourt Grand Prairie Athabasca Oliver Demonton St. Paul de Metis Sturgeon River Battenburg Battleford Saskatchewan River Camrose Canadian Northern Winnipes Calgary Vegreville Calgary White Star Lacombe Red Deer Brazeau Vegreville-Calgary Warden Hudson's Bay Trading Company Rocky Mountain House Canadian Pacific Railway Company Katchewan River Saskatoon Berry Creek Sask Munson Drumbheiler Vegreville

Forest Wealth Continues to Shrink Logs Scarce on Frontiers

The article notes logging retreat to headwaters slows transport with a year to mill lumber. It cites dwindling eastern and western timber, with many eastern lumberjacks migrating westward to find usable logs after fires strip vast areas from Lake Winnipeg to the Rockies.

Ottawa River Lake Winnipeg Rocky Mountains

Forest Key to British Columbia Power Prosperity

An advocacy argues forests must remain on upper slopes and valleys to prevent floods and silting, ensuring irrigation and hydro projects stay functional. It claims BC’s river systems can fuel industrial growth, drawing capital, population, and industry to remote areas, with forests providing stability and long term power.

British Columbia Canada Astern Canada Vancouver Island Alps Forest A Thousand Hills

Dr Martel’s Female Pills Advertised as Standard Remedy

An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Martel’s Female Pills as the standard prescribed remedy for women’s ailments with quick, permanent results and available at all drugstores. The copy emphasizes scientific preparation and proven worth.

Notices to Apply for Lands Prospecting and Licenses East Kootenay

Thirty days after dates intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and to the Assistant Commissioner of Lands for the District of East Kootenay for a license to prospect coal and petroleum on lands north of Michel Creek between the McInnes Group and Crows Nest Pass Coal Company area. The location includes posts marking initial corners of Weismann and Hopson claims with chains and boundaries described, dated August 20. Location by Weismann and Hopson with agents Batice Lameroux.

Dace East Kootenay Ces Uate Michel Creek Canadian Pacific Railroad McInnes Group Crows Nest Pass Coal Company Crows Nest Pass C.K. Weismann District of McInnes Canadian Pacific

Cranbrook Tricultural Association Offers Rail Fare Deals

The directors announce cheap rail rates arranged with the CPR from Fernie and south of Cranbrook, from Kootenay Landing north to Cranbrook, and along the Kimberley Branch. Tickets on sale from the 17th to 18th with fare reduced to one third plus display required.

Cranbrook

Notice of duplicate title for Wardner lots

Notice that a duplicate Certificate of Title will be issued for Lots 1 and 2, Block 41, Town of Wardner Map 639 after one month from first publication. The certificate is dated July 25, 1898, and registered to W. M. Levie. District Registrar Sam's KR Roe, Nelson, B C, July 27, 1913.

Town of Wardner W. M. Levie Sam's KR. Roe

Trespassers warned on Bardarrock property

Property area formerly Patton's Lake is posted with a legal notice stating trespassers will be prosecuted under 33-81 A. H. Playle.

Bardarrock Patton's Lake Playle

Lands license claim on Michel Creek North Fork area

The District of East Kootenay seeks a license to 640 acres along the North Fork of Michel Creek about six miles north of the CPR line. The described parcel lies between the McInnes Group and A Hopson’s NW corner, starting at J K Wilson’s SW corner and following 80 chains each direction. J K Wilson is the locator with Batice Lamercoux as agent.

Lewis Bowls Claim For 640 Acres Near CPR North of Canada

August 20 1912 notice locating a six hundred forty acre land claim about six miles north of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The description begins at J K Wilson south west corner and marks Lewis Bowlus southeast corner. Boundary runs 80 chains each direction returning to the start. Locator is Lewis Bowls with Hatice Lameroux as agent. 35-5

J. K. Wilson Lewis ‘Bowls Lewis Bowlus Lewis Bowls Hatice Lameroux

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Henry Coeur D'Lene Mabel Anderson St. Andrew's Church Miss Anderson Lonie Larson Scott Hull Carlin and Fenwick Fort Steele Lucier Kootenay Johnson Collingwood Ont Dingman Victoria Till Pill and Co Monton Citef Forester McMillan Cruz State Dr. Martel Cranbrook Agricultural City of Robert F. Davis Fernie Nelson B. C Lake View Paul Handley St. Mary’s Lake, B. C Marysville the Home Bakery Norbury Ave City Hall Ee Pacific G. McNeillie A. Hopson Batice Lamercoux
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