Trooper Trickey Dies on the Veldt
A cable from Cape Town reports the death of Thomas Trickey of the South African Constabulary from enteric fever on February 3. His father Henson Trickey of Beulah Manitoba and Kincardine Ontario residents Egan Hodgekinson and Robert Thomas Stobo also died of the disease. Trickey had served as a bugler in D division Northwest Mounted Police at Macleod Post before enlisting in South Africa.
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Ottawa
Militia Department
Cape Town
Department
Thos. Trickey
South African Constabulary
Henson Trickey
Beulah
Man
Egan Hodgekinson
Kincardine
Ont
Robert Thomas Stobo
Scarboro
Trickey
South Africa
D. Division
N.W.M.P
Macleod Post
Eight hour laws ignored by tireless workers
Dr. King's New Life Pills claim to keep millions at work day and night, curing indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and all stomach liver and bowel troubles. Easy pleasant safe sure. Only 25c at Barnes drug store Macleod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Barnes’ Drug Store
Macleod
Snow Shoe Tags Premium Catalogue Offer
Don’t throw them away these Snow Shoe Tags on tobacco plugs can be saved for 150 presents. Tags valid through January 1 1903. Ask your dealer for the illustrated premium catalogue.
Do Not Wabble Embrace a Manly Stand and Creed
The piece condemns wobbling as a mark of weak character and urges modern young men to adopt a firm stance. It praises backbone and nerve, arguing men should think for themselves, state opinions, and hold to a personal creed even if they lack wealth.
N W M Police Dance Delights Barracks Guests
The N W M Police held a large success at their barracks dance on Monday night. The decorated ball room featured a coat of arms by Mr Haug and music by Young Barker and McCrea. Dancing continued past midnight into early morning with supper and relaxed recreation, praised by officers and civilian guests alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. M. Police
Haug
N.W.M.P
Messrs
N.W.M. Police
Kitchener Reports Large British Move Against DeWet
From Wolvehoek Lord Kitchener telegrams a major British column advance to trap General DeWet. The line extended from Frankfort to Kaffirkop with outposts fifty yards apart. DeWet fled with some men and cattle after a night melee, while the British suffered ten casualties and reported Boer losses of 238 killed wounded or prisoners plus many horses and cattle. An Irish ball meeting is set for Feb 16 at the Macleod Hotel.
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London
Wolvehoek
Lord Kitchener
DeWet
Liendenburg Vlei
Frankfort
Fannie
Kaffirkop
Holland
Heilbron Frankfort
Doornkloof
Kroonstadt-Lindley
Heilbron
Kitchener
Manitoba and national news roundup of 1900 era items
Manitoba farmers plan a $20000 elevator while 116 rinks enter the Winnipeg bonspiel. Telecommunication advances and cost-cutting claims by Marconi contrast with accidents in Canada and abroad. The CPR plans capital spending and a Banff extension. Canada ships and customs yield tall totals. Wildlife, archives, and memorials feature alongside rail, labor, and crime notes from various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
C.P.R
Canadian Atlantic
Dr. Webb
South Africa
Manitoba
Germany
United States
Berlin Exchange
Winnipeg
Andrew Carnegie
Dinard
Wetaskiwin
Macleod Town Financial Statement 1901
Municipal audit shows detenture amount $8965.00 with coupons and charges. Paid $1193.50, leaving a balance of $7771.40. Auditor C N Campbell signs the document.
Not a Marrying Age In Ontario Study
Dr Bryce Ontario health officer compares marriage trends using 1862 1909 insured lists. He finds today’s marriages by young men are about fifty percent lower than thirty nine years ago, based on a sample of one hundred names from an old insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce
Ontario
Macleod Liberal Association to Meet February 21 1902
The annual general meeting of the Macleod Liberal Association will be held in Macleod on February 21 1902 at ? pm. Full attendance is requested. A. F. Grady is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Knight
Raymond
The
Macleod Liberal Association
Macleod
At & Pm
A. F. Grady
Sec
Treas
Dentist Dr. R C McClure to Visit Lethbridge
Dr. R C McClure of Lethbridge, a Toronto University graduate and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario member, will be at the Queens Hotel from February 17 to 22 for patient appointments. Call early to secure a slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. McClure
Lethbridge
Toronto University
Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario
Queens Hotel
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Barrarer & CO
A Kennedy, M.D
M.C.P
Ofice
W.G.V. Forbes, M. D., C. M
Barker & Co
Harris & Wood
D. Woon
Union Bank of Canada
Hudson's Bay Company
Estc
Orrick
Cowdry Bros
Alberta
Scott & Gray
Builders and Contractors
Emil Kaselowsky
Fingal High
School of Music
Berlin
Ctermany
Alberta Music Co
Calgary
Gerhard Heintzman
Family Herald & Weekly Star
Gagette
N. W. M. Police Dance
Macleod Hotel
G. F. Berne
Victoria
Montana
Saprorito
Elko
B.C
Italy
Wapella
Assa
Chas. Robertson
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Edmond A. Dubose
Lewis Russell
9Th Cavalry
Guinobatan
Medicine Hat
Suffield
Ben Williams
Santa Fe Railroad
Capitan Mountains
New Mexico
Financial Statement
C. N. Campbell
Union Bank Debenture Fund
Fea
Union Bank
Ee Eeae
Town Hall
Town Hall & Furniture
Island Park & Real Estate
Besores
Harrity
McFarquhar and
Forbes
Conada
St. Mary's River
Walter Barwick
Applican
Alberta Lodge
APL & AM
GER
American Hotel
H. HW. Nasu
Hadieod
D.R. Wilson
Narkin, Rivas
A. Young & Co
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