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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
1
A $75 reward is offered for information leading to recovery of a white faced chewlout mare about 100 pounds, last seen near Aubotsford on September lath. Suspect details are sought to identify the person or persons responsible for the abduction.
A Japanese worker named Alratha employed by Adergrove Lumber Company was severely injured on Wednesday when a log rolled over him at the double tree. He was taken to Suing Hospital where Dr. T Swift tried to relieve his pain and condition.
A CP R train from Seattle hit a herd of Angora goats on a trestle near Clayburn in heavy fog, killing 64 and injuring 19 others. The owner kept about 125 goats in total, and many had to be killed. The engineer did not see the herd in time.
A trustee resigns amid retirements affecting Canada's lacrosse scene. The move removes a highly regarded figure from the sport, described as one of the most honorable in the game.
A Tuesday wedding united Miss Flora McGillivray to Mr. Basil Bates at Abbotsford with Rev J L Campbell officiating. Bride wore white silk lace and was escorted by her father. The reception at Maple Leaf Hat hosted 200 plus guests and a full evening of dancing. A long list of guests contributed gifts including silver ware, dining sets, and china from numerous supporters.
Mr A Samson lies in Sumas hospital Wash recovering from a gunshot wound received when a pistol in his holster exploded after the weapon slipped from its holster during a tour car trip near Abbotsford. He is expected to greet friends in a few weeks. He had been acting as special constable in the hunt for missing George Reid, alleged to have murdered his wife at Clayburn on September 6.
Miss Mabelle Nelson discreetly assists Miss Archibald during the Chilliwack fair visit while shopping for a winter remedy at the Abbotsford Drug Store.
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