Toronto Provincial Collegiate Institute Prospectus
Founded 1802 and incorporated 18th, a Christian home for male and female students. Offers preparatory, high school, collegiate and university courses with diplomas and degrees through Toronto University. includes engineering, music, art, elocution, physical training. calendar lists multiple branches and special programs.
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Ey Oem
Ceneliaes
Ated
Noronto University
Toronto School of Science
Thenry
Pine
Oren
Toronto
Volumila Yyalles
McVittie and Laidlaw in Key M1 match
J T Laidlaw and M1 HOS leaders McVittie and Laidlaw are highlighted in the report with focus on their roles and affiliations. The item notes McVittie and Laidlaw as prominent figures within the specified unit and organization, underscoring their involvement and influence.
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J.T. Laidlaw
HOS
T. McVittie
By Law On Livestock Control In Cranbrook City
The Cranbrook city by law prohibits livestock from running at large with impoundment and damages for owners. Fees include stallions five dollars, other horses one dollar, bulls five dollars, cattle two dollars, hog four dollars, pig sheep or goat one dollar, fowl twenty five cents. Impounding charges apply, plus feed fifty cents per day for fowl and geese. Dogs taxed one dollar seventy five cents for each dog and five dollars for bitches with tags required. Violations carry one dollar fine and costs or two months imprisonment. City Clerk TM Roberts.
News of the District Hints at Busy Season Ahead
Some mills in the district closed early in the fall but anticipate a busy season next year as work in the bush resumes.
Elko Correspondent Reports Local Visits and Races
Miss Alice Phillipps visits Elko from Fruitlands while W S McEwen and P F Church travel from Tobacco Plains after New Year’s Day in Roosville. They tour Gateway Eureka and Pine Apple Creek as they discuss the Plains derby and local horse racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Phillipps
Fruitlands
Elko
W. S. McEwen
PF. Church
Tobacco Plains
Roosville
Gateway
Eureka
Pine Apple Creek
Wardner Notes and Local Visits Across Town
Wardner residents attend a limber man’s meeting and ball in Cranbrook Friday night. Mr H R Bohart is in Spokane on business this week. Rev Mr Winters from Port Steele preached at Wardner schoolhouse to a large congregation and will hold biweekly services. A daughter was born at the Browns’ Union hotel home. Mrs Haywood, ill with an abscess, is improving. Various residents made short visits to Marysville Kinderley and Vancouver for business.
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Joseph Austin
Winnipeg
Elko
Mr. Austin
Road
Joe
Fernie
Mrs. Land
Miss Edith Land
Limbermans
Cranbrook
Atriring
Ro H. Bohart
Spokane
Mr. Winters
Port Steele
Wardner School
Winters Will
Db. V
Bor
Jim Browns
Union Hotel
I. Gaffney
Marysville
Kinderley
Moose Jaw Railway Team Names and Posts Listed
A roster listing Moose Jaw and Calgary railway staff includes Jas Brownlee as superintendent in Moose Jaw, Hess Simms resident engineer, J B McTaggart bridge foreman, Sibi superintendent at Calgary, T Alexander resident engineer, and other roles such as despatcher, roadmaster, and master mechanic with links to Calgary teams and divisions. The document names multiple officials across Moose Jaw and Calgary including J Halstead, W Harris, TY Bradshaw, W McKinty, S Martin, and W Woodhouse among others.
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Calgary
W. McKinty
S. Martin
Cd Care Hell
W. B. Woodhouse
Lumbermen Hold Nelson Business Meet and Ball
A convention of lumbermen gathered in Nelson last Friday bringing attendees from the coast Northwest provinces and interior British Columbia. President Lund opened proceedings with optimism for prices and organization while the evening ball at Alice rink wowed 200 to 500 guests with pink decor orchestra and a lengthy extras announcement.
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Nelson
Phere
Northwest Provinces
British Columbia
Whith
Moose Jaw
Regina
Crows Nest Pass
Lund
Wardner
A. Anstie
Otto Lichmund
T Lindgate
Forestry
T. F. Paterson
Judson Clark
Alice Rink
Curtis’ Orchestra
Belleville Tompkins
Hume Hotel
Stentonnin
A. Leitch
S. Taylor
D. H. Dulmage
A. K. Leitch
G. A. Leitch
J. M. Leitch
J. A. Leitch
Vo Hyde Baker
J. McNabb
Ross
McDougal
F.C. Dubois
OG. L. Boynton
J. W. Robinson
KW. Adolph
D. R. Yates
P. Lund
A.B. Watts
C. 0. Rodgers
James Ryan
Fernie Notes on Law, Lumber Jobs and Local Happenings
Fernie Free Press reports residents clamoring for a bank. J F Armstrong Cranbrook lands and works official visits Fernie. Judge Wilson inspires fear in petty law breakers as Wilson witnesses Wilson named prisoner Wilson jailed for three years. St W Wood shows rapid recovery from recent illness. Calgary lumber interests seek workers in Cranbrook district with visits by two firms.
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J. F. Armstrong
Cranbrook
Fernie
Wilson
St. W. Wood
Railway Officials Meet in Medicine Hat
The annual meeting of Western Division officials of the OGIRR at Medicine Hat drew about forty attendees. General Superintendent Price presided, praised local cooperation, and urged frank discussion on railway matters including weather and gas advantages for future location considerations.
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Medicine Hat
Mevchanics
OG. I. R
Broadview
Liggan
Strathcona
Kootenay Landing
Price
Cousins
Forster
Cypress Club
Movicino Hut
A. Price
Western Division
Calgary
Grant Hall
Western Lines
Winnipes
A. S. Brooks
G. Prickson
Cranbrook
J. R. McNabb
J. S. Rossiter
J. H. Scott
G. Glasford
K. Lavorne
Cran
Fire destroys Royal Hotel in Marysville
A Sunday evening blaze gutted the Royal hotel attic in Marysville, fully consuming the building and threatening adjacent structures. Insurance covered furniture and stock, owned by A. C. Bowness and K. Sawyer, while guests lost personal effects. owners weighed rebuilding options.
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Royal Hotel
Ville
Welock
A. C. Bowness
K. Sawyer
Bowness
Marysville
Cranbrook
Royal
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Langin
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Uranbrook H.0
Giee, R. Leask & Co
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Timothy
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Ruby
Didsbury, Alberta
Fernie Free Press
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Judge Wilson
Knights of Pythias
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Zam Buk
Zane Link Co
Roosville Cash Stores
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