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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
8
Local statistics record British catch volumes and German clockmaking, with community items on a town hall ball, prisoners, a fatal accident, medical news, charity donations, a mayoral visit, and civic improvements. The piece blends national figures with Macleod events and public notices.
Christmas Day drew large crowds to churches in Macleod with parishioners joining drives and golf and tennis enthusiasts enjoying the holiday. The R C Church held a midnight service with Angel’s Mass Adeste Fidelis and other hymns. Christ Church Macleod reported a heartily praised service with fine choir performances and substantial collections for the rector.
W H Quail applies under the North-West Irrigation Act to divert sali me water from Meadow Creek for irrigation. Plans and memoranda filed with the Commissioner of Public Works in Regina. The request covers water diversion per second from Meadow Creek during flood conditions and construction of works across sections 26 and 31 in Township 01 Range 27 West 40 Meridian. Dat ed Lynden area October 1, 190.
Pursuant to an order by Justice Scott dated December 5 in Ald, creditors and others with claims against John Black, deceased, must file names, addresses, and claim details with Haultain McKenzie McNeill Advocates for the administrator by February 12. If not, assets will be distributed among the rightful claimants, with Eliza Jane Black noted as advocate for the administrator.
The planned meeting last Friday night at Foresters Hall did not occur due to janitorial orders tied to rent arrears and Landlord and Tenant law. Members resolved to build a sandstone and brick hall on a new site, while the old meeting notices and archives were placed in cold storage. Councillor McFarquhar offered to bury the materials free of charge. Members from Cardston and Leavitt sang We Will Rise Again before dispersing.
Andrew Thompson presides with Jas King MP and P Vice-Pres. lk E Webb as General Manager. J G Billett inspects, F W F Crispo assists. Regina and Moose Jaw regions listed with various NX and NW designations.
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