Double wedding celebrated at St Andrews Church Wardner
Local society notes record a double wedding on Friday September 9 at 2 30 pm in St Andrews Presbyterian Wardner. Clarke Meenzle weds Minnie Draper and Gust Oman weds Nellie Draper with Rev Stephens officiating and a large reception at Mrs J J Martin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McColl
C. Dow
G. J. Trayward
Cranbrook
R.A. Green
Tigh Hiver
Alta
Wardner
Rutledge
Bolartaml Geo
Twiheht
Winnipeg
Len Renwick
Little Son
Galloway
Monty
Dave Logan
Haifway
Busin
Otto Wisner
Monay
Land
T. Martin
Martin
Hingster
Donahoe
Skinner
Pernice
Renwick
Fends
Jatiray
Bull River
Henry Pinkind
J.tl. Martin
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Clarke Meenzle
Minnie Draper
Gust Oman
Nellie Draper
Stephens
Elko News Attends Political Figures and Local Gossip
The Elko column lists visiting officials including W R Ross and Thomas Taylor plus J H Schofield and Fred Starkey expected in Elko next week. It notes Fernie visitors, rail and timber interests at Roosville, and local business moves with bank openings planned for next spring. It mentions residents, social quips, and a jab at the International Securities Company amid community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roo
W. R. Ross
Thomas Taylor
J. H. Schofield
M.P.P
Fred Starkey
Elko
A. HL. Skinner
Fernie
Old College
Chicago
Roo
Roosville Valley
J. S. Thompson
Great Northern
Whitefish
Mont
Prince
Lands Department
Roosville
North Fork
Flathead Country
Roosville Pass
Burns
Joseph Walsh
Fort Steele
Jenand Singh
Harshaw
Cranbrook
Lookout Mountain
Local Notes From Waldo District On Changes And Visits
Miss Lottie Milne visits Saskatoon sister Mrs Merkly for weeks. D C Marshall resigns from Ross Saskatoon Lumber to take a similar post in Medicine Hat. Marshall is a noted soloist and church worker. Dr Hugh Watt of Elko acts as locum tenens for Dr Saunders. Mrs Dry Saunders at Lethbridge recovering from operation. Mrs R F Milne visits son in Fernie. Adolph Langber company shifts logging camp to Gateway with logs hauled by G N R. Mr Bruce school inspector pushes for one call per school this season. Miss Lamont of Creston visiting Baynes. Louis Lafontaine, badly injured, dies later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Milne
Merkly
Saskatoon
D. C. Marshall
Ross-Saskatoon Lumber Company
Medicine Hat
Marshall
Hugh Watt
Elko
Saunders
Dry
Lethbridge
R. F. Milne
Fernie
Adolph Langber Company
Gateway
G.N.R
Bruce
Miss Lamont
Creston
Adolph
Baynes
Louis Lafontaine
Disappearance of Celestin Noel Near Kootenay Landing
Provincial police report the search for Celestin Noel, last seen at the Lewis ranch Saturday evening, as river currents and treacherous waters hinder rescue efforts. Noel, about 45 and unmarried, left with companions from Sirdar. his hat and paddle recovered. boat found with sacks of wheat and flour. no body found. Also notes a water license application by James W. Blake for irrigation near Trail with details on lot numbers and filing location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrester
Kootengy Tanding
Celestin Noel
Lewis Ranch
Noel
J. Williams
J. M. Peters
Sirdar
Lewis’ Landing
Williams
Peters
Squaw Point
Ike Lewis
Kootenay Landing
Lewis
Momlay
Novel
St. Laurent d’Orleans
Que
James W. Blake
Wasa
B.C
Copper Creek
Trail
N. W
Water Recorder
Cranbrook
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
James Blake
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Martin
William Sprague
Sprague
McKenzie
Oman
Dormer
Carl Powell
Davis
St. Magence Hospital
Constance Herie
Mrs. Herie
Constance
A. M. Owen
Imperial Bank
Wernie
Larry Whales
Waldo
Tom
Larry
Tom Caven
Todd
Columbia Hotel
Jim
Thistlebeak
Wagner
Jim Fusee
R. Reading
Ferhie
Fred Roe
International Securities Company
Elko Board of Trade
Fred
CG. L. Cowan
Hewson
Goc
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