Fall fair prize list shows large crowds and varied exhibits
The Cranbrook fall fair featured keen horse races and a strong showing in poultry and fruit categories. Exhibits were praised for value though the overall exhibit count was noted as small. An Indian horse race accident briefly marred the day, with one rider injured but soon recovering. Prize winners span horses, cattle, poultry, swine, and produce across multiple local breeders and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
W. E. Worden
H. Edwards
R. A. Johnson
H. E. Edwards
A. Nenzel
W. E. Bardgett
W. B. Bardgett
Ike Bardgett
C. Clapp
J. Patterson
Jersey
T. Austin
Annie Vincent
J. Gartside
W. B Worden
Belgian Relief Funds Reach Notable Total and School Board Actions
The Hel Blan Relief Fund total stands at 494.85 with Kimberley Miners Union contributing 126.00 last week. Other donors include Mrs. M. Gillis, C. A Cook, and more. A Cranbrook School Board meeting approved accounts and raised Miss Bechtel’s salary by five dollars monthly from August 1 for higher grade work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Kimberley Miners’ Union
Mra. M. Gillis
C. A
Cook
White
Manning
Wilson
Miss Bechtel
City Transfer
Cranbrook Drug & Book
Cranbrook Cartage
R. C. Carr
F. Parks
Kootenay
Jones & Dorris
McCreery Bros
Tennis Tournament Opens with Close Matches and New Players
The local Tennis Tournament sees near completion of first round and a tense second round. The handicap committee earns praise for leveling play as matches stay close and spirited rivalry grows. New players emerge rapidly, boosting Cranbrook's potential for a strong provincial showing. A Ladies Odd Fellows lodge is planned at Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Sports at the fair highlight regional races and events
At the fair spectators enjoyed varied sports led by the Tidiins with strong showings in open races and athletic events. Prize winners included Andrew Allen Glock and A J White in the mile, J Michel in horse racing, and multiple youth and ladies events with names like M Mann and F Taylor among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Allen Glock
A. J. White
Myrtle Bay
Ree
J. Michel
Jessie
A. J White
Berdie Vincent
B. A. Stanley
Simon
Edward Stanley
Olds
Alex
Grace
B.A. Stanley
Strainer
Frances
Phillip
T. T. Mecredy
A. Bowness
Joe
Samuel
H. Pyles
T. Mecredy
Fredio
Mrs. McDonald
Messanger
Mrs. Taylor
Caven Appeals Cranbrook Electors for Conservative Support
The letter from THOS D. CAVEN urges Cranbrook riding electors to reelect the Conservative party on the government record. He cites Workmen’s Compensation Act Agricultural Credits Act Shipping Bill aid to veterans and votes for soldiers as achievements. He promises to serve the district and uphold its interests as a government supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Conservative Party
Bowser
Thos, D. Caven
Caven
East Kootenay
British Columbia
Doctor Rutledge
Dr. King
Mr. Caven
King
William F. Cameron
Cayen
Cameron
United Mine Workers of A
AOCENDING NEW PEAKS Special to the Herald
Captain A H MacCarthy of Wilmee, resident in New York, leads a 16 member expedition into the Selkirks for three weeks with Mrs MacCarthy. They ascend several peaks, explore Bugaboo country, name Granite Spires at 10900 feet, and plan further climbs in the Vermilion and Kootnay Valleys near the Rockies including Mount Assinibione and Reeliew Cross River summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Invermere
B. C
A. H. MacCarthy
Wilmee
New York
Alpine Club
Selkirks
Toby
Horse Thief Creeks
Bugaboo
Tils Place
MacCarthy
Dance a Success at Cranbrook Band Event
The Cranbrook Band's Thursday dance drew praise with a smooth program led by Master of Ceremonies A Raworth. Receipts totaled 95.75, expenses 42.00, leaving 63.78. all orchestra members donated services and the group plans to settle old debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
A. Raworth
Lister
Elliott
Caven Addresses Kimberley Union Electors in Campaign
A meeting of Sullivan Mine electors at Kimberley featured Conservative candidate T. D. Caven with Dr J. W. Rutledge and W. F. Cameron. chairman J. P. Fink praised Caven, who urged working class support, touting Liberal failures and government acts aiding soldiers and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Kimberley
T. D. Caven
Cranbrook
J. W. Rutledge
W. F. Cameron
J. P. Fink
Mr. Cayen
Caven
J. H. King
Brewster
Macdonald
Select Committee On
Sulivan
Doctor King
Legislative Assembly
St John Ambulance Annual Meeting Set for Sept at YMCA
The St John Ambulance Association will hold its annual meeting at the YMCA on Tuesday September 19 at pm sharp. All members are requested to be present. Also note pigs for sale seven weeks old by Fred Clark Wycliffe. 8-21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Ambulance Asso
Fred Clark
Wycliffe
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N. Nongell
Plymouth Rocks, Barred
W. Atchison
White Wyandottes
A. A. Williams
J. Levett
C. White
O. V
W. Gibbs
BE. Cooper
C. Sheppard
B. C. Poultry Asso
J. Nobles Marion Barton
Hugh McDonald Crossley Taylor
W. B. Black
W. J. Atchison
Greg Moseley
Charles Clapp
Helen Worden
Brake
Aiedales
E. Timmersey
L. C. Messenger
Freddy Briggs
Mack Kirkland
A. 0. Breed
Duchess
J. Delmer
Wealthy
F. Worthington
A. O. Y., 1. J. Gartside, 2 J. Delmer
Burbank
E. W.ryckman
C. v
E. W. Ryckman
Geo. Taylor
G. Taylor
J. B. Hall
Anna McBurney
A. McBurney
R. J. Taylor
J. Caslake
Anna MecBurney
Soren Johnson
Alice Reid
Norman Hilton
Crock
McClure
Sainsbury
G. Riches
Johnson
Worthington
B. Offin
N. McClure
Ladies Oddfellow Lodge
Golden
W. R. Beatty
Trail
Rex Theatre
Margarita Clark
Union Mian
ST. John Ambulance
Regina
Provincial Library
Indi
Cranbrook's Dry Goods and Clothing Stores
Norbury C. C. S. Avenue
Neilson’s Chocolates
Neilson’s
Neilson
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co, Ltd
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