Laurier Party Welcomed in Port Arthur Fort William
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and party received a grand welcome at Port Arthur and Fort William as they tour the west. Crowds cheered at the depot and streets and on a bay cruise, with Laurier praising western growth and envisioning a united Canada and an Atlantic waterway. He stressed fairness to Manitoba and the west and predicted a billion bushels of wheat.
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Port Arthur
Wilfrid Laurier
James Conmee
James Whalen
Lynch
Fort William
Sir Wilfrid
Twin Cities
Sandy
Winnipeg
Grand Trunk Pacific
Lyceum Theatre
Lake Superior
Sir Wiltrid
Si Willad
Wilfrid
Fingland
Canada
England
Ring
Wischipeg
Manitoba
Si Wilfrid
Speek
Jon
P. Graham
Win. Presley
Elain
Ins
Saskatchewan
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Tam
Laurier
Tie
Western
Orangeism Rally Grounds In British Columbia
Orangemen celebrated a planning gathering in Creston with speakers defending Orangeism as a political principle rooted in Protestant defense. Mr Whitely argued Orangeism counters Roman Catholic influence and supports separate schools and British connections while citing membership figures in B C and worldwide. A Creston procession, reception, and all night lodge activities followed, with Fernie Cranbrook and Creston lodges heavily represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangemen
Orange Order
Liberal Party
Mr. Whitely
D. C
Canada
Whitely
Orangeomen
Quebec
Sorel, Que
B. C
Victoria
Bishop Macdonald
B.C
Orange Organization
United States
KF. I. Rutherford
Creston
Creston Lodge
Rutherford
Opera House
Fernie Lodge
Cranbrook Lodge
Four Degrees Mark Lodge Ceremony Across the Province
The account notes four in the Orange, three in the Purple, four in the Blue and six in the Royal Arch. Tuesday’s interior celebration marked a first for the three lodges, with plans for future such gatherings. Location for the next July 12 event remains undecided, likely not in Creston or Fernie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Creston
Fernie
Rival Banff Faces Jasper Park Challenge in Yellowhead Pass
Dominion parks commissioner Howard Douglas says Jasper Park, covering 5100 square miles, will rival Banff once GTP reaches the area. He notes Jasper’s buffalo herd at 800 head with 10 calves, plus two moose, four elk, and 13 antelope slated for transfer from Brooks after inspection with R. J. Campbell.
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Jasper Park
Yellowhead Pass
Grand Trunk Pacific
Calgary
Howard Douglas
Dominion
Smonton
Band National Park
G.T.P
Douglas
Ban
Wainwright
Alberta
R. J. Campbell
Brooks
B C Fruit Exhibits Plan Across Western Cities
Deputy Minister Scott and BC exhibition chief Mr Bullock Webster align on travel from July 18 to 28 in Winnipeg to open the season with BC fruit displays. Subsequent shows include Brandon Regina Saskatoon Medicine Hat and Edmonton with Toronto and London later. The exhibit features fresh and bottled fruit and BC timber with Kaslo trout shown frozen in ice and daily west-supplied fruit arrivals by Dominion Express.
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Scott
Department of Agriculture
Bullock- Webster
W. J. Brandrith
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Brandon
Regina
Saskatoon
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Toronto
London
Dominion Express Company
Garden Party On Methodist Lawn At Albert Hall
A Friday evening event on the Methodist Lawn features city band concerts and a special program at Albert Hall with several soloists and quartettes including the Harmonious Pierotts and the Pacific Quartette. Balloon ascensions, candy and flower booths, a refreshment buffet, and assorted treats await attendees. admission is practically free with ticket redemption at the ice cream counter. The event is hosted by Fink Mercantile Co Ltd and emphasizes protecting the lawn from damage. children require accompaniment by parents or guardians.
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Methodist Lawn
Albert Hall
Addy
Harmonious
Pierotts
Hy Herr von Tomn
Carl Joseph
Picrotts
Pacific Quartette
Local tennis tourney opens at Cranbrook grounds
A local tennis tournament opens this afternoon at the Cranbrook club grounds. In the Calgary meet, H. G. Garrett formerly of the city excelled in open singles with driving and placing described as nearly perfect by the Calgary Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Calgary
H. G. Garrett
Calgary Herald
Wert
Garrett
Wheat Oats and Hay Refer to A. C. Bowness
For wheat oats and hay see A C Bowness. No further details provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bowness
Provincial timber inspector in town reports mixed prairie outlook
A. Carney says crop conditions in Southern Alberta and Southern Manitoba are poor while other prairie areas look fairly satisfactory. He notes no need for lumbermen to panic despite the weak crops and recent Winnipeg trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carney
Me. Carney
Winnipeg
Alberta
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
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Wiltad Laurier
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Orangemen OF
East Kootenay
Lodge
BANFF
Madam Pierrot
Waldorf Henri
Fink Mercantile Co., Ltd
Johnson's
Campbell's
Peabody
All Union
Tade
Government Road
Parther
E. B. Burge
Mathieu
Irvine
Mathieu Co
Sherbrooke, FP. Q
Western Canada
Foley Bros. Larson & CO
Vancouver
Wink Mercantile Co
Reed Their
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