City Council Debates Rink Use and Hockey Accommodation
The council wrestles with renting the rink to the curling club for 450 to 460 dollars versus accommodating hockey and city youths. Alderman Cameron urges child access, while Bronsdon and Kilby push for rental to curlers. vote casts Mayor’s decisive favor. A separate plea from W J Uren over old fair grounds seeks sale terms and a plebiscite timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bowness
Curling Club
Alderman Balment
C. E. Gough
Hockey Elf
Cameron
G. T. Moir
Gough
Bowness
Bronsdon
Carlers
Jones
Flowers
Kilby
Gongle
W. J. Uren
Eastern Hines
CTR
Montreal
Old Fair Grounds
Uren
Old Fair Board
C P R President and Officials to Visit Cranbrook
C P R president Be. W. Beatty and Canadian Pacific directors plan an inspection tour across western lines with stops in Toronto Port Arthur Winnipeg Calgary and Vancouver en route to Cranbrook to view the Kimberley concentrator and discuss local improvements. Local merchants debate lighting Baker Street and city rails with council and board of trade co operating on a reception for Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Beatty
C.P. R
Canadian Pacific
Herbert Holt
Montreal
Augustus Nanton
Winnipeg
J. K.L. Ross
Wlon
Tilley
Revelstoke
Vancouver
Victoria
Skagway
Canadian Pacific Coast Steamship Service
Penticton
Nelson
Kootenay Landing
Crow's Nest Pass
McLeod
Cranbrook
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Kimberley
Uren
Fred Scott
Retal Mrechants Association
Khashy
Baker Street
Wilson
J. P. Fink
Merchants’ Association
EB. W. Beatty
Ali Hronsdon
Board of Trade
Bronadon
Rament
J. P
Innes
Flowers
Niblock
Retail Merchants Association
Beatty
Musical Society for Children to Be Formed in Cranbrook
A meeting is planned in Miss Woodland's room on Sept. to form a Choral and Orchestral society for Cranbrook public school children. The group will elect officers from the scholars with Musical Director G G Bower. Instruction will cover music basics, singing, and orchestral playing. A monthly 10 cent subscription is suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Miss Woodland
M. Forrest
Joe Jackson
J. Polink
P.M. MacPherson
G. G. Bower
LRAD
Two New Schools Opened in Cranbrook District
The Cranbrook inspectorate reports two new schools opened this term. A Sand Creek site between Warner and Jaffray received a building after ranchers funded it in anticipation of sanction. The second is at Hope Prairie, recently reopened after prior closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranb'r
Welk
Cranbrook
V. Z. Manning
Sand Creek
Wardner and
Jaffray
Hk Prairie
Bull River
Wardner
Enrolment at Schools Growing in Cranbrook District
Fall session opens smoothly in Cranbrook public schools with 574 pupils enrolled plus new rooms. Cenitral and annex facilities expanded to handle high entry flow. several new teachers assigned to grades 2 through 7. High school enrolment reaches 107 with three new staff members and grade designations continuing from the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
A. Woodland
Cenitral School
Wesley
Miss Campion
Miss Wright
Bannerman
Paul
Freeman
K. N. Sing
T. J. Davis
Slocan
Gladys Porter
Victoria
Humber
Prince of Wales Rumored for BC Hunting Visit
Rumors spread that the Prince of Wales traveling as Baron Renfrew in Canada may visit Fort Steele for accommodation and hunt big game in British Columbia. White Lake region near Canal Flats is mentioned as a possible entry point with game abundant and Commander Pilchard inviting the royal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Canada
Baron Renfrew
British Columbia
Fort Steele
Royal
Fin
White Lake District
Canal Flats
Pilchard
White Lake
Wardner Farmers Institute to Meet at Mayook 22nd
The Wardner Farmers Institute plans a 7 30 p m meeting in Mayook schoolroom on Saturday to hear the Co operative Threshing committee report. Fire marshal McDonald visits for inspection as L Guilman of Yalik rests in hospital with an injured hand. A Windermere robbery targets private boat houses and boat gear with pursuers near the Columbia River heading toward Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardner Farmers’ Institute
Mayook
Committee On “Co-operative Threshing
L. Guilman
Yalik
Windermere
B.T. Cooper
Cranbrook
Charles Ellis
A. M. Chisholm
Columbia River
Golden
Musical Society to Start Membership Drive
A Musical Society executive meeting at the YMCA discussed securing rehearsal space and reorganizing the band. They launched an immediate membership drive to bolster the coming season with leadership from Mr. G I Bower and support from the Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Society
YMA
Munimal Solety
Iria
G i. Bower
Jinior Musical and Orchestral Society
Tiotary Club
Two Nova Scotian Nurses Tie Knot in Kimberley Union
Miss Jean Black Patterson of Blairmore marries Mr. Frank Campbell of Kimberley B C after her St Eugene hospital nursing diploma. The wedding at the Presbyterian church manse followed by a Victoria Cafe reception, with Miss Elizabeth Lyons as bridesmaid and William Cameron as groomsman. The bride and groom plan Kimberley residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church Manse
Jean Black Patterson
Blairmore
Frank Campbell
Kimberley
B.C
Missy Patterson
St. Eugene Hospital
Cliss
Rebekah Lodge
Cranbrook
Campbell
Patterson
Kimberjey
Jecks and Washbrook Wed in Lethbridge Wedding
Miss Alberta Washbrook and Horatio Edgar Jecks were married at St Augustine's church Lethbridge on Wednesday September 12. The bride wore pumpkin shade crepe with brown fur and ophelia roses. After the ceremony guests returned to the Washbrook home for breakfast and the couple planned to settle in Lethbridge after a trip to Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Augustine's Church
Lethbridge
Alberta Washbrook
Horatio Edgar Jecks
H. B. Jecks
Eva Pearson
Lawcen Turco
G Washbrook
Calgary
Calgary Wedding Joins Cornish Couple in Local Ceremony
At St Barnabas Calgary a Saturday wedding united Miss Dorothy Edith Murdock and Mr Harold Richard Dove of Cranbrook. Rev H M Henderson officiated as the Cambridge born groom, an Royal Bank accountant, celebrated with guests from Camborne Cornwall England arrival in Calgary Friday. The couple met in England during the war.
Grand Master visits local odd Fellows lodge event
UDDFELLOWS host annual official visit by Grand Master from British Columbia Br. Proudfoot of Nelson and Past Grand Master Tully of Alberta attend. Speeches on Oddfellowship progress, social dance, and festive board mark the evening. Local officials welcome visitors amid village notices and oil business chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key City
British Columbia
Bre
B. M. Proudfoot
Nelson
Tully
Alberta
Vielting Brothers
Pland
Atlic
Pere Tley
A. Wallace
A. BE. Turner
DDG
M. Bron Fog Morris
W. W. Walter
Atl
Ees
District Deg
J. McCalviny
Robinson
Trail Smelter's First Superintendent Dies in San Francisco
Re H Wedekind longtime Spokane resident and first Trail smelter superintendent died in San Francisco about six weeks ago after arsenic poisoning during ore experiments near Lovelock Nevada. He led Trail smelter around 28 years ago and later worked in mining with Spokane as base before moving to Nevada and the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. H. Wedekind
Spokane
San Francisco
Cal
Lovelock
New
Mr. Wedekind
Trail
FP Ageustis Hesse
Nevada
City Eyeing New Highway Plan Across Mountain Regions
A Cranbrook board of trade executive meeting discussed aligning with other boards to back the Scenic International Highway from Salt Lake City through Missoula and beyond. Plans include distributing free maps, advertising districts, and securing map purchases from Crankbrook and surrounding towns with a September Invermere meeting to set district advertising policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Boards of Trades
Pour Parks
Cranbrook
Windermere
Bantff
Calgary
Fernie Circle
E. C. Young
Pulver Co
Association
Boards of Trade
Woul
United States
Canada
Young
Eiko
Invermere
Cragbrook
Banff
Fernie
Hossibly
Spoikane
Holiday mood at Spokane post office celebrated
Miss Bardgett of the post office staff enjoyed a pleasant holiday. Mrs E G Dingley and her daughter Ethel were taken to the hospital on Tuesday. Friends hope for a speedy recovery. A school spari meeting Friday addressed routine matters and salary increases were offered to two teachers for supervising writing clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bardgett
Post Office
Spokane
E.G. Dingley
Ethel
Kimberley Carnival and Local Events Listings
Thur Fri Sat Sept 10 14 15 Mam moth Carnival at Kimberley Friday and Saturday Sept 14 15 Harold Lloyd Safety Last shown at Star Theatre Recital by Miss Theresa Seigel at Methodist Church Oct pm Conservative study club at Mrs W B McFarlane Garden Avenue Sept 19 Benefit Masquerade dance at the Auditorium Oct 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur
Kimberley
Harold Lloyd
the Star
Theresa Seigel
Methodist Church
Women's Conservative Study Club
W. B. McFarlane
Garden Avenue
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Musical Society For
Dan Sawyer
Wycliffe
Geen
Board of Works
George Anton
Victoria Cafe
Connell
H. B. Hicks
Slaterville
St. Joseph's Creek
Messrs
Lawe & Fishler
Harry Hearn
Oree
Police Commission
Club Lcenses
Dave Hand
Tek Armour
Fenwick and
Garden Avenues
Lous Street
Baker
Ald. W. W. Kilby
the Prince OF Wales
McDonald
H. C. Roe
Campbell- Patterson
Jecks
Washbrook
Dove
Murdock
Uddfellows
W. G. Morton Fello
Kingston
Mr. Neil
Percy Graham
Lts
Sirdar News
Creston Review
Lester Clapp
Jos. Kauffman
M. Williams
Shelby
Montana
Adams - Zimmerman
W. J. O'Haire
Sunburst
Kevin-Sunburst
W. J Dilworth
Trail Smelter
Berlin
French Avenue
Hill
Tove
Prairies
Rockies
Bebe Daniels
Antonio Moreno
Web & Thurs
Thomas Meighan
The
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