Mail despatch schedule from eastern ports and regions
Fragmented OCR lists mail despatch days from eastern ports including Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays. It mentions Lithy Saintinys and Westernest at the We it by Tiesdlays and Tiesdiays with a focus on missionary sailings to Hiab int, Saturdays and Cranbraol station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.y
Lithy
Saintinys
Tiesdlays
Tiesdiays
Sakupel
Pest
Eigene Mission Sail Hiab
Reatele
TSM
Vostattion
Cranbraol
Cranbrook News Roundup Signals Busy Week in 1900s
Local notes report Cranbrook visitors and residents from Fernie Moyie Moyie Lake and Fort Steele. City events include a concert in Miners Hall, an upcoming football game with Nelson, and lodge meetings. Merchants, miners, and clergy are noted along with railway, mine, and school mentions and several social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner's Hall
McConnell’s
W. Mitchell
Fernie School House
Constable Morris
Kimberley
W. D. Hill
Lethbridge
Hazelwood
Fort Steele Mercantile Company
George Taylor
J. I. McMullin
North Star
I. O. O. F. Lodge
W. S. Keay
McConnell's
Children’s Day at Presbyterian Sunday School
On Sunday September 24 Chil dren's day will be observed at the Presbyterian Sunday school with addresses by Revs Smith and Young. The Fort Steele Prospector invites the public to attend. It is learned that George Shier will build a new and better International, possibly named the Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Patterson
Fort Steele
Pat
John Hutchison
Leslie
A. W. McVittie
Mogie Lake
Medhurst
G. E. Smith
Hlazelwood
Fort Steele Mercantile Company
Wn.a. Prest
Henry Evans
Kamloops
Iis
Cranbrook
William Sutton
M. McInnes & Co
Fernie
North Star
James Kerrigan
Herald Office
R. E. Beattie
W.S. Keay
Dr. Bell
O. B. Williams
Kanke & Williams
Sick
Williams
Dawson City
Kanke
Canadian Bank of Commerce
J. W. H. Smythe
Herald
Presbyterian Sunday School
Revs, Smith and Young
Fort Steele Prospector
George Shier
International
The
Phoenix
Hotel Arrivals List From Across Canada and United Kingdom
A long list details hotel arrivals and guests visiting from cities including Cranbrook Calgary Vancouver Trail Spokane Winnipeg Fernie Kimberley Lethbridge Medicine Hat Toronto Toronto and other locales. Names such as Vincent Lefray Finch Hughs Holt Moore Cronan Vassar Reid Judd Mason Wimster Richardson Milne McNeill Miln Reid and several others appear along with destinations like Fort Steele Kimberley and Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK Vincent
Calgary
S Lefray
London
Eng
K Finch
Cherry Creek
F Hughs
T G Holt
Vancouver
W Moore
Trail
Jas Cronan
T Vassar
W I, Reid
Moyie
Judd Mason
Hamilton
WH Wimster
Geo H Richardson
M Grant
M Shady
Geo Urquhart
Marysville
M F McNeill
Geo Milne
David Gilroy
John Greenwood
Macleod
D McGillvrey
St Marys
C Charles
C Riblet
Nelson
M Carroll
Kimberley
H Parks
Rossland
C Huffy
HS Tate
Dr Thomson
Spokane
Wm Hayreams
John Danson, Jr
WR Buck
G F Stevens
Winnipeg
M Freeman
Miss McEwan
Lethbridge
JS Craig
Fernie
D McGregor
Pincher
HA Woodford
M McCarty
Wardner
J P Farrel
Chas Kauffman
Tim Farrel
P T Smyth
C H Millford
J H Williams
H Cameron
A Skelton
H W Drew
Wm Lee
A Doyle
Sopher
Miss Sopher
C A Procunier
G H Gilpin
Fort Steele
J W Gordon
Chas Estmere
Julius Harel
T J Wellman
E Richardson
H W Gerhardt
G G
Unclear Names Scene Shows East Kootenay Figures
A list of individuals and places is presented, including East Kootenay, Fernie, Rossland, Spokane, Fort William, and Victoria, with multiple surnames such as Richardson Fraser Fraser Findley Rumsey Hamilton McKennon Toney and York. The fragmentary text mentions Augu st Martin and John Louis among others, suggesting an archival ledger or notice referencing people and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Martin
HH Richardson
Thos Richardson
Thos Fraser
Thos Roy
Spokane
John Louis
Fernie
Thos Findley
Rossland
Donald Rumsey
J D Hamilton
AS McKennon
M Toney
FD Adama
HD Fraser
Nelson
R York
Brandon
John Bradley
Fort William
J J Grady
Victoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post Office
Key City Lodge
Nowa
Baker Street
F.C. Hankie
Sam Gibson
Doyle
Smyth
Moyle
Corsan
Fred Hazen
Government
Armstrong
W. R. Ross
Herchiner
Mitchell's
Crows Nest Coal Company
Mr. Kellogg
Mr. Russell
Parsons Produce Company
Ld Small
New Ulm
Minn
Small
W.N. Clark
Tommy O'Callahan
Elko
George Hoggarth
William Doble
Harry Drew
Jimmy'' McNiel
Ike Foster
Jimmy
George R. Leask
J. B. Musgrave
Rev. Smith
S. Williams
Messrs. Kauffman
Tim Farrell
Ben Murphy
Caleb Ames
James Cronin
Columbia
Jake Berkman
Berkman
Jules Harel
Je We Bengef
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Hyde Baker
Wellman
Hill and Murphy
Scott Morrill
Murphy
Fred Pieper
Sherlock & Bremner
J. A. Dolan
United States Customs
Kalispell and
Jennings
Tobacco Plains
Nelson, Cranbrook
Clark
South East Kootenay
Methodist Church
A Watterson
Ban
John McDonald
T Tuttle
Ernest Rioux
D Speers
Geo Lemien
Mosley
Jatlray
W J Morgan
A P Bremner
Moyelle
A C Cowan
Nto
Mobbs
Fort Hill
W Tompson
Niel McQuarry
McNab’s Camp
Miss Gilchrist
Laggan
L M Adams
Pumpelly
Lake Creek
Shier
Diming Smith Lake
Joan Hutcheon
B.C
H. L. Cummins, C. E
Provincial Land Surveyor
Ont Steele
British Columbia
J. R. Costigan, Q.C
Mees Hunk
Brig
Black Bear Mining Company, Ltd
Treasury
Black Bear
Mabel
Promoters
Chas. Estmere
Kitiberley, B. C
Dominion Money
Cranbrook Stationery Store
Canada
United States
Cranbrook Hotel
Kootenay and Algoma Gold Mining Co. Limited
Cranbrook, B. C
A. Leitch, Sr
J. P
Cranbrook Lumber Co
M. Mclanes
M. Mclanes & Co
James Ryan
George Bremner
J. H. King
M. D
J. R. Costigan
Q. C
T. T. Richards
F. E. Simpson
John Leask
Hugh D. Henderson
A. J. McArthur
Palsley, Oat
McVittie & Hutchison
St. George
Kootenay
Algoma
Wanita
Trail District
Sec’y
London & Liverpool Mercantile Company
Pincher Creek
Pioneer Hardware Store
G.H. Miner
Cosmopolitan
Chas
B. C
W. F. Gurd, B.C. L
I. Ross
I. W. Herchamer
ROSS
Herchmer
Urandiook Cranbrook
Sterle
Hanson
George R. Taylor
Cranbrook, British Columbia
the Empire Mining Company, Ltd
Empire
Sand Creek
Crows Nest Pass
East Kootenay
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