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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

7

Rally Day Practice and Community Visit in Bul River

Sunday School children prepare for a Rally Day program. Mr and Mrs D Davis of Bul River visit Mr and Mrs W Crowe to reconnect with old friends. Pastor Mr Flemming of the United Church held service in the CPR Hall after the usual service.

D. Davis Bul River Wm. Crowe Flemming The United Church C.P.R. Hall Little Mabel Viola Stoneberg Yahk Little Mabel Star Yahk Ladies’ Guild Children of Yahk Friends of New Hotel Scandinavian Brotherhood of East Kootenay Axel Erickson A. Ratteray Mount Baker Hotel Paulson Eujian Mr. Ryan Bensen Mr. Diamond Wallen W. Johnson A. Hjort Mr. Veeberg Renstrom Family Marjory McInnis Jean McEldowney Margaret Mary Grexton Creston Alice Allen Helen McInnis Dagny Lily Hjort Edith Lily Nordeen Mrs H. W. Erskine Girls of the

Cranbrook Election Victory and Local Social Notes

Voted majority supports Dr. King as Cranbrook residents turned out with cars escorting parties to the polls. The town saw social events from visitors and weddings to a funeral at Yahk and a reception planned at the OPR Hall for newlyweds Robinson, with local hospital and hunting reports filling the week.

Williams Baker Lasher Earnhardt Peterson Dr. King

Kimberley Orchestra to Play Here This Weekend

The Kimberley orchestra performs Saturday. A lively crowd is assured. Mrs Wise and Mrs Weir visited Cranbrook Monday, calling on Mrs Muirhead of Slaterville. John Ellis traveled to Calgary to join the benedicts, departing Monday.

Kimberley Wise Weir Cranbrook Muirhead Slaterville John Ellis Calgary The Benedicts

May King Kimberley Visit and Local Updates

Train travel resumes with Mr. Rahal returning by train on Tuesday from Kimberley. Several mill workers transfer to Kimberley temporarily while dredge work begins on Friday. Major Gray recovers from recent operation. Students Wm Selby Edward White head and Roy Woodworth to study in Vancouver and Toronto. Wilfred Desaulniers returns from Calgary. Mrs Wanda Johnson Culber of Nelson visits the Camerons. Maye residents attend the Cranbrook Fair and Midway despite bad weather. Jack Patterson returns home to recover from injuries and a home talent play is in progress.

Marysville Dance Brings Townsfolk Together Despite Storm

Marysville residents and Kimberley visitors filled the old post office for a lively social with Mr. George James's one man band. The event faced travel woes from a severe storm yet ended with a cheerful conclusion and plans for a future social on September 30.

Marysville Kimberley George James M.C George Turner Messrs Bartholomew George Ellis Mesdames Ellis jCrane Stuart Jimmy Lemmon Warren Keer George Stuart H. Roberts Leonard Glanville Owen Phillips S. Roberts Edith Robert Stirtin the Bartholomew's

Recollections of an 1874 Ashanti Expedition War Diary

Verdant jungle and mud hid a brutal march as Wolseley praised Cape Coast auxiliaries while condemning Ashanti treachery. The Prah bridge, Ordahsu fights, and Black Watch heroics shaped Coomassie’s fall, with later treaties and annexation echoing in recalled praise and turmoil.

Ashanti King Coffee Garnet Wolseley Cape Coast Major Horne Prah Redvers Buller Lord Gifford Coomassee Amonful Black Watch 42Nd Wood Colley Majaba Ampaful Ordahsu McLeod Black Brigade Comassie A. Alison Blackwood Mensa Prompeh Evelyn Wood Coomassie Ashantis Lord Scale Ferdinand and Isabella

Wycliffe Notes Social Visits and Local Events

Wycliffe residents hosted and visited Kimberly and Cranbrook figures. Mrs A Yager hosted a dinner for Mrs A Frederickson prior to her U S A departure with guests including N McClure and J Bamfield. Inez Quick injured by barbed wire, treated with stitches. Cranbrook visitors attended Fall Fair. Descriptions of dances and cards at gatherings.

A. Yager A. Frederickson U.S.A Mesdames N._McClure J. Bamfield C. Johnson J. Jones R. H. Trew S. Staples L. C. Piper W. J. Cox FE. Curley W. Lippitt J. McKay Kimberley Miss Curley Inez Quick

Cranbrook Fall Fair Spots Bad Weather and Winners

Mr N McClure suffered misfortune as exhibits were lost to inclement weather during the Cranbrook Fall Fair. Duck shooters led by J Bamfield and B Crossley claimed fine bags. Alfred Watson sprained his leg, needing crutches. Wycliffe visitors A Hughes and family joined fair crowds. Tony Henvenutti won a Chevrolet in the prize drawing.

N. McClure Cranbrook Alfred Watson Mrs. H. Hughes Wycliffe Chevrolet Tony Henvenutti

St Marys Prairie Pies Award At Pall Pale Rounding

Prairie ranchers dominate the Pall Pale event with top prizes in wheat, rye, and grain collections. Winners include Hughes and sin-Ist for rye, Jad and threshed wheats for threshed grain, Mc Clure for pigs, F Clark and N McClure for pigs, and Alex Yagor for asters.

St. Mary's Prairie Hughes and Sin McClure F. Clark

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