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from _The Cranbrook Courier_, June 3, 1926 (p11)

FORT STEELE
The sad news was received in the village of the death of Miss Bessie
Cann, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Cann, of Calgary, and
granddaughter of Mr. Chas. Mair, Victoria. Mrs. Cann and her daughter were
on their way to visit relatives at the coast, staying for a brief visit
with Mrs. E. Creighton, sister of Mrs. Cann at Okanagan Mission. Deceased
lady became ill, contacting pneumonia and despite every care and attention,
passed away. The late Miss Cann was for many years a resident of Steele,
and only in the early part of this year was a guest of Mrs. Galbraith. Mr.
and Mrs. Cann and family have the sympathy of the village folks in their
sad bereavement.









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Internal ID: 0042.0086
Medium: Newspaper
Date: June 3rd 1926
Collection: 0042
City: Fort Steele, BC
People: Cann, Galbraith, Mair, Creighton
Publisher: Cranbrook Courier
Date Created Approx: Yes
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