Moose Jaw to Regina: Prairie Life and Immigrant Tales
Judy visits Moose Jaw and Regina with Punchie the dog, describing prairie towns, hotels led by women, free homesteads, and wide skies. She recalls immigrant life, Sunday laws, rail travel, and the North-West Mounted Police quarters, contrasting Canadian and American experiences.
Mapter XI Heroes of the Mounted Police
The tale extols the Canadian Mounted Police as loyal protectors of settlers, miners, Indians, and travellers from prairie fires to law enforcement. It highlights their training in Regina, patrols across forests and mountains, rescues of the lost, tracking of stolen cattle, and a bold ethic under British rule. A young corporal’s epidemic relief work is praised. the piece promises continuation.
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Firefly
Germany
Judy
Soo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Moose Jaw
Wirefly
Canada
Heathe Soo
Vancouver
Seattle
United States
Scotand
Punchle
Punchie
Peanuts
Dunsziere
Priefy
Maine State University
Moosehead Inn
Orono
Brother
Youreacema
Biddy
Mara
Punehis
Halifax
Poocha
Minneapolia
Winnipeg
Dixie
Harvey
Fifth Avenue
Royal Trial Constabulary
Regina
Arius
Esquimaux
Hear
Dawson Trail
Tom
Lake Athabasca
Ind Lan
Bla
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